Demands. Satisfaction. Press. (Associated. Cable to The Star). HOUSE FIRE. Six persons perished here today In a TO LEAVE HONOLULU.

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1 f Yon want todays News, today yon Uul t n THE STAt THE HAWA t Classfed Ads, Three Tmes, 25 Cents STAR. SECOND 4 EDTON 1, w. V VOL, XT. HONOLULU, HAWAfl, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, Frst Customs nspectress NOVEL APPONTMENT FOR THS POUT MADE WHEN MSS McCROS-SO- N JONED CUSTOMS FORCE. ulte a novel appontment for ths port was made n the local customs servce on February 1. The flrst nspectress of the Customs servce for the port of Honolulu or the Hawaan slands n fact, was made wsen Mss McCrosson was apponted to the local servce. Her dutes consst n Searchng any woman who may bo tryng to volate the Customs laws of the country. f any nspector thnks that a woman leavng a foregn vessel or any vessel from a foregn port s lkely to be attemptng to smuggle any stuff ashore, the suspected party wll be held and the nspectress summoned to search lher for any dutable artcles. Much nterest was attached to the appontment las t was the flrst one to be made for these slands. The dutes of searchng suspected women smugglers wll not be a very arduous one and t s lkely that Mss McCrosson wll bo called upon only at Tare ntervals to perform such dutes. Durng the ntervals she acts as clerk at the local Custom HAWAAN Song AND "C AND H Boys Feld SUCH ARE THE TRADE NAME "CATCH PHRASES" ADOFTED BY THE CALFORNA AND HAWAAN SUGAR REFNNG COMPANY, N A CRCULAR SSUED TO THE SUGAR TRADE BDDNG FOR PAT RONAGE GUARANTEED (TO BE CANE SUGAR. plantatons, planters and the Sugar JUDGE LNDSAY. The Federal nspectors of hulls and Factors Company, Lmted, on the one bolers wero busy at work ths morn hand, and the Calforna and Hawaan Sugar Refnng Company on the other, One year lng passng on tho mssonary at hard labor was the steamer Mornng Star. The nspectors wll The followng Crcular No. 1 has only secures to us absolutely, n not sentence mposed ths mornng by Cr have but lttle more work to do n these ssued by the Calforna & Ha- - der contracts for a long term of years, cut Judge Lndsay n the case of E. slands and they wll depart for San wallan Sugar Refnng Co. (Hawaan a supply of raw sugar whch s Vvan Rchardson, found gulty of em Francsco by the. S. S. Manchura on 204 Calforna street, San haustlble, and our control of whch s Francsco, dated January 1, 1906: certan, but also gves to our enterprse bezzlement of money Thursday. of the water Only tho steamer Maul remans to be "C and H" Brand. ns a sntrar reflnprv freflnlnc- raw surar Works department. The Judge fxed nspected by the offcals. The Maul To the Sugar Trade: n Calforna) a poston whch, we con ball at J5.000 pendng the settlement of was at Honuapo yesterday dschargng. "t gves us great pleasure to be able fldently assert, s mpregnable, Rchardsons appeal, and Rchardson A message was sent by wreless to to state that on or before Aplrl 1st, 1906, the and Hawaan ;Su- - "Of the companes operat was taken temporarly nto custody, to come to Honolulu at once for ffty-fo- nspecton. She wll probably arrve to- lr ur Calforna lng n the Hawaan slands, thrty- - pendng the flllng of a bond. car Refnng Company, by begnnng seven (comprsng most of the largest) Tho defendant sad he had nothng morrow. The barkentlno S. G. Wlder the work of refnng Taw sugars, wll are members of tho Sugar Factors to say when asked the usual queston wkas passed upon by the nspectors enter tho Held of the Refned Sugar Company, Lmted. before sentence was mposed. Judge and granted a passenger carryng lcense. lmorpbs Ths omoratlon. hereafter TThe Surar Factors Comnany. Lm Lndsay dscussed the case brefly be-- to be famlarly known as the Hawa- - ted, was organzed n July of 1901, for foro passng sentence. Ho sad that r an Refnery, has entered nto strong the purpose of sellng, transportng, the offense of whch Rchardson had and ntmate relatons wth Hawaan etc., the raw sugar product ofvts mem- - been tound gulty was a very serous OE BOLT SUST ANED "-- one-- Plantaton Companes. Every share of bers. thlnk that embezzlement by a our stock s owned or controlled by nlanters. ther close as- - "The total captalzaton of all the publc offcer," contnued the Judge, "s or Hawaan sland plantatons s about more serous than an ordnary embez The Supreme Court ths mornng decded the case of James Armstrong and Bocates r n Calforna, and these Ha- - J : $66,000,000 of whch s rep- - zlement. generally feel that the hlgh- - walan shareholders are, n turn, mem- - resented by the Sugar Factors Com- - es punshment should be gven L. L. n such McCandless vs. lane Keona, sus V "bers of the Sugar Factors Company, pany, Lmted; or 80 per cent of the cases, but n ths case perhaps there tanng Judgo De Bolt n dsmssng Lmted, of Honolulu, and consttute ts total. For the crop year endng Sep- - "re crcumstances whch whle they plantffs do hlllfor specfc performance. " shareholders. - not mtgate the crme, Tho should be al contract sought to be enforced was "nterdependence between sland (Contnued on page 5.) lowed to mtgate the punshment. You for the acqurement of lands n Ewa, j..... L.,...t...A x x aro a vcy you"g man, barely 24 years and the tral judge dsmssed the bll of age, on and have a wfe and three 1 t the ground of apparent unfarness VALENTNE DAY. VALENTNES! VALENTNES! te chldren, and tho punshment that of the contract and msunderstandng Dont forget Valentne Day February By stmr. Nebraskan we receved our may be mposed wll fall more upon of the part of the defendant. Achl appeared for plantffs and Breckons for 14. Drop n at Arlclghs and see ther elegant lne of valentnes for February them than upon you. defendant. nce lne of comc and sentmental 14, Como early and have flrst thnk n most of these embezzle valentnes. choce. Wall, Nchols Co. Ltd. ment cases the specfc ntent s lack 1 1 ft Under the headng "A new sugar trust or combne on the Pacfc Coast," TWlllett & Grays Sugar Trade Journal publshes the followng: WW-- X?&f07 nne Job Prntng, Star Offce. Why Take the Rsk? "Wo offer facltes whch provde protecton aganst loso by burglars ortlre. A box rentedln our; safe depost vault guarantees tho. absolute safety of "your "valuables. The cost s only $5 per year and upward and you have your own key. U HAWA mmb.110 Fort Street, Congress Of REFNERY And PREPARATONS HAVE BEGUN FOR THESE TWO MUSCAL EVENT-S- COMPETTON ELMNATED. The flrst steps have just been taken for the annual Congress of Song to be gven at the Hawaan Opera House Saturday evenng, Aprl 28, and for the Festval of Song to bo gven at the Boys Feld Frday afternoon, Aprl 27. n tho Congress of Song choruses from Mlls nsttute, Kamehameha Grls and Kamenameha Boys schools, th Normal School. Oahu Colleco. the Hlrl Sohonl. fnd nnxnlhlv from Ka- - walahao Semnary wll take part. J. H. Stockton, conductor of the Symphony Club wll be the drector of the affar, and the Symphony Club Or chestra wll render the purely orchestral selectons, as well as accompany the vocal musc. House. Mss McCrosson was formerly The solosts for ths event have not a teacher n the local schools. yet been decded on, but tho commttee s n correspondence wth several. t may bo that no solost wll be brought TRYNG A HLO CASE. here ths year. Mrs. da Scott was Judge Do Bolt ths mornng began the sololsf last year. the hearng of the Hllo ejectment case The Song Festval at the Boys Feld of Brown vs. Spreckels, transferred wll be entrely a publc school affar, here from Hllo on account of the mpossblty of gettng an mpartal jury-- Tucker,as prevous ones have been. n under the drecton of Mrs. Anna B. Hllo. t s expected that several The schools that wll take part are days wll be occuped n gettng a jury here. (Contnue c. page eght) Fne Job Prntng, SNGLE SUTS brand Star Offce. TO ORDER AT WHOLESALE PRCES Best Qualty Englsh Sutngs NO TWO DESGNS ALKE. S clo Prloo Jestval ths Best Lnngs. Whte Labor Throughout L e. D l CO., MERCHANT TALORS. ALAKEA STREET. England -- Demands (Assocated Satsfacton Press LONDON, February 12. England has made a demand upon the Chnese government for tho compensaton to the mssonares for the destructon of ther property by Chnese mobs at Changpu. The punshment of the Per petrators of tho outrage s also demanded. O BDS FOR PHLPPNE ROADS ACCEPTED. WASHNGTON, D. C, February 12. JThe bd of the Amercan concern n whch Cornelus Vandorbllt s nterested, has been accepted for the construc ton of ralroads n Negros, Panay and Cebu. o SECTON ANDEAN RALWAY OPENED. SANTAGO-DE-CHL-, February 12. The flrst secton of the Trans- - Andean Ralway was opened here today. 0 FATAL LODGNJ2 PORTLAND, Oregon, February 12. fre n a lodgng house. ENGLSH TRAWLER LOST, LONDON, Felbruary 12. The trawler Veronca has been lost off the coast of Scotland, together wth her crew of ten. O TO LEAVE HONOLULU. HOBDY SAN FRANCSCO, February 12. Dr. W. C. Hobdy of the marne hosptal servce at Honolulu wll releve Dr. Cummlngs at ths port, Dr. Cummlngs gong to Yokohama for duty n the marne hosptal servce at that port. SERVANS AND TURKSH TROOPS FGHT. BELGRADE, February 12. n a fght between Turksh troops and Ser vans the Turks lost 40 men and the Servans 18. wmm NSPECTORS NEARLY GETS A HE VVAN RCHARDSON S SEN TENCED TO HARD LABOR BY ng, you feel that you wll make t up. t s to meet ths proposton that the statutos are made sovere. The evdence shows that on the nght, of the embezzloment you wero gamblng. Ths f anythng makes the offense more serous. You had a good poston at good Balary and that you should gamblo n a saloon was very reprohenslble. For yourself, personally have nothng but pty, and f wore to follow personal nclnatons should gamble n a saloon was very n, th. mmmunllv.n Hrrhln nnt Hn. walan youths must be shown that ths crme of embezzloment cannot be com mltted wth mpunty." The judge closed by sentencng Rch ardson to a year at hard labor and to pay the costs of court. A JAMACAN LADY SPEAKS HGH LY OF CHAMBERLANS COUGH REMEDY, Mrs. Mchael Hart, wfe of the sup erntendent of Cart Servce at Kngston Jamaca, West ndes, says that she has for somo years used Chamberlans Cough Romody for coughs, croup and whoopng cough and has found t very benefcal. She has lmpllolt contldonco n t apd would not bo wthout- - a bot- - tlo of t n her home. Sold by all deal ers. Bonson, Hmun a uo., agents for Hawa. Lutteda Tnro Flour, for sale by Hen- - ry May & Co. and C. J. Day & Co. Cable to The Star). O HOUSE FRE. Sx persons pershed here today n a COMPLETE WORK NSPECTED MORNNG STAR THS MORNNG AND ONLY MAU RE MANSDEPART THURSDAY. MONGOLA COMNG N. The stoatnor Mongola from San Francsco was sghted at about 2:10 ths afternoon. She wll dock at Hac-kfel- wharf, nt about fve ocolk. Automobles can te Tlred day or nght at Club Stables, Fort Street. ORENTAL GOODS. Danty and beautful Orental doy Z., "t""",u """". J""-- " uw., on sale at N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. All new goods. RESUMED PRACTCE. George D. Goar has opened law of fces n the rooms formerly occuped by Justce Hatch on Koohumonu stroet. Telephone Man 214. organde SALE. Extraordnary values n fne whte organde 35 c nnd 30c qualty on sale at 18c 25c qualty go on sale at lovfcc at Paclc mport Co, LAW OFFCE. B. Kngsbury has oponed law n tho Boston buldng. Rooms 201, 202. Telephone Man 192. A GOOD REASON. f all beorsuwerq.as puro and palatable as Ranlerfebr, pople wouldnt prefer RalnlerlBoerv.,,..". D m TVH DECKS THE ffl l ONE SECTON OF VESSEL MAY HAVE TO BE FLOODED N OR- DER TO EXTNGUSH THE FRE. There s a fre n the cargo of the S. S. Texan whch arrved here Saturday nght from Seattle and Tacoma. The fre was not dscovered untl yester day mornng about 9 oclock when the hatches were uncovered. "When the coverng to Hatch No. 2 was removed a volume of smoke belched forth. Snce that tme every effort has been made to extngush tho lre and ths morn ng the ndcatons were that the compartment n that part of tho vessel would have to be Hooded wth water. The poslt!on of the cargo that s on fre makes the work of extngushng the fre very dffcult. The cargo n that mmedate secton of tho vessel where tho Are s, conssts of about 1,200 barrels of lme, 400 bundles of shngles, flour and feed. The fre unquestonably orgnated n the lme. The cargo s stowed between decks and not n the hold. The hold was made ready on the (Contnued on page fve.) TO BULD BEACON AT THE SETTLEMENT MATERAL FNALLY LANDED AT KALAUPAPA BY LKELKE LAST "WEEK. After weeks of delay the materals for the constructon of Ue new beacon lght at tho Leper Settlement was fnally landed at Kalaupapa last week"by the steamer Llkellko. The weather has been so bad about the Settlement that t was mpossble to put the stuff ashore before. F. C. Palmer, the store-keep- for er the Lght-Hou- and Buoy Servce- se - n these slands, wll depart tomorrow afternoon by the steamer Llkellke for Kalaupapa to attend to the erecton of the new beacon. The beacon wll be constructed by March 1. RESERVNG ROADS Tho attorney generals department, by Deputy F. W. Mllverton, has n tervened n tho land court n the mat ter of the petton, of Jtallalenul and Pulehu plantatons petton for Tor-re- ns ttles to ther fee smple lands, tho Terrtory clamng certan road reser vatons as publc property. The case was beforo Weaver today. The ques ton to bo determned s whether tho roads clamed aro the property of the Terrtory. BORN. ANGUS n Honolulu, Hawa, Febru ary 10, 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Angus, a daughter. ANNOUNCEMENT. Mss Alce and Mss Francs Charles wll open a Gutar and Mandoln studo ATnnlnv TTntrlnrv 1th nt- fl Tlolnl street opposte the Young Hotel n the J rooms of tho Thayer Pano Co. Gutars and Mandolns wll be furnshed pa plls wthout oxtra charge. PBRSONAL. You need Japanese goods? K, Yama-mot- o, wholesale dealer wll show you choce samples. Plantaton orders gven specal attenton. Phone Man 299. P O. Box 810. Hotel street near Nuuanu. WEBSTER E. CRTERON The place where you get tho best glass of beer n Honolulu. A MATTER OFHEALTH POWDER Absolutely Pure HAS HO SUBSTTUTE CAE M : DRAWNGS No J MS 1 STLL SON 1 ARE HELD AS USUAL. ANN MAY HAVE TO ANSWER FOR PERJURY. Tho dea that de fa games have-beestopped s sad to be "only a. dream," much as such a stoppage would please the Grand Jury and Attorney General Peters, who are both ndgnant and amazed at the effrontery of Celes tals who calmly contnue ther games even whle the nvestgaton goes on. Yesterday the usual drawngs wero held. The wnnng word n the mornng was "Colln," and the afternoon t was "Breast." All four banks aro sad, to have been runnng as usual. Ths mornng the Grand jury resumed ts nqury. The nvestgaton, n fact, has but begun. Nearly all the nqury so far has related to tho Ah, Ln bank, supposed to be that of tho notorous Y. Anln. The three other banks represent a practcally untouched feld. t s beleved that the Jury has qute enough evdence already to cause several ndctments, and that one of them wll be aganst Y. Anln for perjury. CASE OF ROUS! A LTER A SAN FRANCSCO VEW OF OVER THE CR- CUT JUDGESHP. The Examner of February 1 has the--. followng under the headng "Robnsons Vctory s Humlatng to Carter." Persons who have followed the ferce poltcal war n Hawa over tho queston of the reappontment of Unted, States Judgo W. J. Robnson are wonderng whether the explosve Governor Carter wll resgn hs post now that Presdent Roosevelt has reapponted Robnson. Carter folt rght up to the last that he had secured Robnsons defeat, and hs dsappontment wll,bo humlatng to hs sprt. The story of the fght s long and the Senators from ths State lved n Alameda county. He was n the law offce of J. C. Martn, who was one of the leadng attorneys for Pacfc. Some months ago Judge Robnson, came to San Francsco to str up Call-fornl- an nfluences n behalf of hs reappontment, and was successful n nterestng the Seators from ths State and others havng nfluence at Washngton. AVhun asked whether Governor Carter, would ndorse hs petton for reappontment, he repled that he dd not beleve the Governor would stand, for hm, as they were not frendly. Here tho mportance of tho Gover-- lor ndorsement was made known. t wll be remembered that Governor Car- - (Contnued on page fve ) Make Yourself f Acquanted r Blucher Bals. An extremely Wth a par of those Delmar lno dress shoe for tho conserva tve man. Mado of soft, rloh black kd wth lght welt sngle extenson solo, mltary heel and X medum wde too. Thla shoeful- - Y fllls the( requrements of tho Patent shoo tor tho modost man. Prce COMPANY, LTD PHONE MAN U5 FORT SR6ET " t t 8 4 S. j1

2 THE 1TVV0 HAWAAN STAR, MONDAY, FEBRUARY m 12, 190G, mm fl ll (For addtonal and later shppng see pages 4, 6 or 8.) Annual meetng of Tho Pacfc Guano & Fertlzer Co. wll bo held on Wednesday. February 14, 1900, at 2 p. m. lne wll arrve at and leave ths port TDES, SUN AND MOON. Last Quarter of the at oflco of. Hackfcld & Co. Moon Feb. 13th. Annual meetng of Coloa Sugar Company, Thursday, February 15, 1906, at 2 "OR SAN FRANCSCO. 03 r r w g ALAMEDA DECEMBER 13 p. m. at offce of. Hackfeld & Co. VENTURA DECEMBER 19 The annual meetng of the stockholders of Wulanae Company, Ltd., wll be at the he-- offlco of J. M. Dowsott, Oceanc Steamshp Company. TME TABvK alo fne Passenger Steamers of ths U hereunder: FROM SAN FRANCSCO. JUAMEDA DECEMBER 8 TONOMA DECEMBER 20 ALAMEDA DECEMBER VENTURA JANUARY 10 ALAMEDA JANUARY 19 BEfRRA JANUARY 31 ALAMEDA FEBRUARY 9 BONOMA FEBRUARY 21 ALAMEDA MARCH 2 VENTURA MARCH 14 ALAMEDA MARCH 23 BERRA APRL 4 Local oat. n connecton wth the salng. of the above steamers, the Agents are prepared to ssue to ntendng passengers coupon through tckets by any ralroad from San nc.co to all ponts n the Unted States, and from. New ETork by steamshp lne J.o all Europea n Ports. For further partculars apply to W. G. rwn Sl Co. (LL TED) General Ageoto Oceanc S. S. Company, M Canadan -- Australan Mal STEAMSHP COMPANY Steamers runnng n connecton CANADAN-PACF- C of the above lne, wth the RALWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N. B. W., and callng at Vctorla, B. C, Honolulu and Brsbane, Q. DUT AT HONOLULU ON OR ABOUT THE DATES BELOW STATED, VZ. FOR AUSTRALA. MOWERA JAN. 13 MOANA FEB. 10 AORANG MARCH 10. MOWERA APRL 7 CALLNG AT SUVA, FJ, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. THE0. H. DAVES & CO., Ltd., Genl Agts. AMERCAN HAWAAN STEAMSHP COMPANY. DRECT MONTHLY SERVCE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HONOLULU, VA PACFC COAST. FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. S. S. AMERCAN To sal February 15th S. S. MASSACHUSETTS To sal March 10th FROM SAN FRANCSCO TO HONOLULU. S. S. NEBRASKAN To sal March 1st S. S. NEVADAN To sal March 22nd FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCSCO. S. S. NEVADAN To sal February 18U1 S. S. NEBRASKAN, To sal March 1st FROM SEATTLE AND TAOOMA TO HONOLULU. S. S. ARZONAN To sal (drect) February 20th S. 5. NEVADAN. To sal (va San Francsco)..March 16th E. Haclrfeld Pacfc Mal Steamshp Co. Occdental & Orental Steamers of the above Companes Bart on or about the dates below men FOR CHNA AND JAPAN. DORC DEC. 16 MANCHURA DEC. 23 KOREA JAN. 6 COPTC JAN. 17 SBERA JAN. 30 AMERCA MARU FEB. 5 MONGOLA FEB. 13 CHNA FEB. 20 NPPON MARU FEB. 27 DORC MAR. 6 MANCHURA MAR. 15 HONGKONG MARU MAR. 22 KOREA MAR, 29 COPTC APR. 7 Calls at Manla. for general S. 3. Go Toyo Kasen Kasha S. S. appy to ALAMEDA JANUARY 3 SERRA JANUARY 9 ALAMEDA JANUARY 21 SONOMA JANUARY 3J ALAMEDA FEBRUARY 14 VENTURA FEBRUARY 20 ALAMEDA MARCH 7 SERRA MARCH 13 ALAMEDA MARCH 28 SONOMA APRL 3 Co., tss C. P. MORSE, General Freght Agent. Agents. nlwrmatloa H Kackffeld HOCE FOR VANCOUVER. MOANA JAN. 1 AORANG FEB. MOWERA MAR. MOANA APRL MAHENO MAY Co. wll call at Hone lu and leavf ths tloned: FOR SAN FRANCSCO. KOREA DEC. 12 COPTC DEC. 22 AMERCA MARU DEC. 29 SBERA JAN. 5 MONGOLA JAN. 19 CHNA JAN. 26 DORC FEB. 9 MANCHURA FEB. 16 NPPON MARU FEB. 2 HONGKONG MARU FEB. 23 KOREA. MAR 2 COPTC MAR. 13 SBERA MAR. 23 AMERCA MARU MAR. 31 VEGETABLE Arrvng by the S. S. Alameda an exceptonally choce selecton of Calforna frut and vegetables, ncludng: CELERY, CAULFLOWER, RED CABBAGE, PARS- NPS, RUTABAGO TURNPS, CELERY KOOTS, HUBBARD SQUASH, APPLES, LEMONS, ORANGES and a fne lot of FROZEN EASTERN OYSTERS, COCKTAL OYS- TERS. Also FANCY and CREAM CHEESE n fol. Also a quantty of CALFORNA ROSE CREAMERY BUTTER. enry May BOSTON & BLOCK Go., Ltd., RETAL 22 TELEPHONES WHOLESALE 92. : r s : g: gr : &?3! u Feb a.m. p.m. p.m. Rses S.32 G a.m G.32 B.G p.m. a.m S G.5S S S 6.30 G.B9 0.3S S a.m. p.m Tmes of the tde xre taken from the U. S. Coast and Geodetc Survey tables. The tdes at Kahulul and HUo occur about one hour earler than at Honolulu, Hawaan sta dard tme s 10 hours 30 mnutes slower than Greenwch tme, beng that of the merdan of 157 degrcea 30 mnutes. The tme whlstlo blows at 1:30 p. m., whch s the same as Greenwch, 0 hours, 0 mnutes. The Sun and Moon are for local tme for the whole group. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRCUL- TURE WEATHER BUREAU. The followng data, coverng a perod of 29 years, have been compled from tho Weather Bureau and McKbbln records at Honolulu, T. H. They are ssued to show the condtons that have prevaled, durng tho month n queston for the above perod of years, but must not be construed as a forecast of tho weather condtons for the comng month. Month February for 29 years. Mean or normal temperature, 71 Tho warmest month was that of 1S97, wth an average of 74 The coldest month was that of 1903, wth an average of 67" The hghest temperature was S2 on 17th of 1S90. 16th of 1S97. and 22nd and 23rd of Tho lowest temperature was B2 on 16th of PRECPTATON (ran) , and Average for the month, 4.75 nches. Average number of days wth.01 of an nch or more 12. Tho greatest monthly precptaton was nches n 1S93. The least monthly precptaton wes 0.2S nches n The greatest amount of precptaton recorded n any 24 consecutve hours was S.C3 nches on February 27th, 1SSS. RELATVE HUMDTY Average 9 a. m. 73; 9 p. n. ( ); S a. m. 09; 8 p. m., 799J. GOl (1903.) ( CLOUDS AND WEATHER.) Average number of clear days, 9; partly cloudy days, 13; cloudy days, C. WND. The prevalng wnds have been from tho Northeast. Tho average hourly velocty of the wnd durng February, 1905, was 6.G mles. The hghest velocty of tho wnd durng February, 1903 was 26 mles from tho southwest on 17th. Staton: Honolulu, T. H. Date of ssue: January 30, 190G. 9 oclock averages from records of Terrtoral Meteorologst; 8 oclock averages from U. S. Weather Bureau records. ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, Secton Drector. ARRVNG. Saturday, February 10. S. S. Texan, Lyons, from Seattle arrved off port at 9 p. m. Sunday, February 11. Stmr. Keauhou, Tullett, from KauaU ports at 11:40 p. m. wth 2,835 bags sugar. Stmr. walanl, Plltz, from Ahuklnl at 6:25 a. m. wth 4,816 bags sugar. Stmr. Nlhau, W. Thompson, from Kaua ports at 4:33 a. m. wth 5,760 baga sugar. Stmr. Lkellke, Naopala, from Molo-ka- l, Maul and Lann ports at 8:15 a. m. Monday, February 12. Stmr. Kaua, Bruhn, from Honokaa, Kukuhaele and Kawalhae, at 7:50 a. m. wth 48 head cattle, C5S4 bags of sugar. S. S. Mongola, Porter, from San Francsco, due. Thursday, February 15. S. S. Manchura, Saunders, from the Orent, due n mornng. DEPARTNG. Monday, February 12. Stmr. walanl, Plltz, for Anahola at 4 p. m. Stmr. Nhau, W. Thompson, for Elcele at 4 p. m. S. S. Mongola, Porter, for tho Orent probably sal tonght. Tuesday, February 13. Stmr. Keauhou, Tullett, for Kaua ports at 5 p. m. Stmr. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, for Kaua ports at 5 p Stmr. Knau, Freeman, for Hllo and way ports at noon. Stmr. Lkellke, Naopala. for Moloka, Maul and Lana ports at 6 p. m. Wednesday, 14. S. S. Alameda, Dowd 11, for San Francsco at 10 a. m. Thursday, February 12. S. S. Manchura, Saunders, for San Francsco LOm x probably sal n afternoon. PASSENGERS. Arrvng. Per stmr, walanl, February 11, from Ahuklnl A. Gartley, Mr. Keelan, M. W. Borgan and wfe. Per stmr. Nlhau, February n, from Kaua ports Charlos Bcruman, H. Gorman, George Freth. Por stmr. Kaua, Febu.uy 12, from Honokaa Goorgo Angus. Per stmr. Llkollke, Fe-lu.ry 11, from Moloka ports George Cudsten, G. Mlton, J.. Wlson and r, deck. L Fne Job Prntng, Star Ofllce. Merchant street, on Wednesday, February 14, 1906, at 10 oclock a. m. Te annual meetng of tho shareholders of Kaeleku Suga. Co., Ltd., wll be held at the offce ot.he agents, M. S. Grlnbaum & Co., Ltd., m Kaahu-man- u St., on Tuesday 10 a. m. February 20, The annual meetng of the shareholders of the Kckaha Sugar Company, Lmted, wll be held nt the ofllce of. Hackfeld & Company, Lmted, Honolulu, on Wednesday, February 21, 1900, at 10 oclock a.m. Tho regular annual meetng of tho stockholders ot tho Ponohawal Coffee Co., Ltd., wll bo held at tho omce of ts agents, Wm. G. rwn & Co., Ltd., on Frday, February 23rd, 1906, at 3 p. m. The regular annual meetng of the stockholders of the Walohlnu Agrcultural & Grazng Co., Ltd., wll be held nt the offlce of ts agents, Wm. G. rwn & Co., Ltd., on Frday, February 23rd, 1906, at 3:30 p. m. The regular annual meetng of tho stockholders of the Olowalu Co. wll bo held at the offce of ts agents, Wm. G. rwn & Co., Ltd., on Frday, February 23rd, 1906, at 10 a. m. Annual meetng of Oahu Sugar Company on Frday, February 23, 1906, at 10 a. m., at offce of H. Hackfeld & Co. Tho regular annual meetng of the stockholders of tho Wnlmanalo Sugar Co., wll be held at tho offce of ts agents, Wm. G. rwn & Co., Ltd., on Frday, February 23rd, 1906, at 11 a. m. The regular annual meetng of the stockholders of the Hlo Sugar Co., wll be held at tho offlce of ts agents, Wm. G. rwn & Co., Ltd., on Frld.y, February 23rd, 1906, at 2 p. m. Annual meetng of Klpahulu Sugar Company, Wednesday, February 28, 1906, 9 a. m., at offlce of H. Hackfeld & Co. Annual meetng of Poneer Mll Company on Saturday, February 24, 1906, at 10 Co. a. m., at offlce of H. Hackfeld & Annual meetng of Walalua Agrcultural Company, Wednesday, February 2S, 10 a. m., at offce of Castle & Cooke, Ltd. CHANGE N STEAMER SCHEDULE There have been several changes n the steamer schedules of the Amercan-Hawaa- n lne. The Arzonnn takes the place of the Nebraskan, leavng Seattle February 20 for Honolulu, whle the Nebraskan wll reman on the local Pan Francsco run leavng the Coast?ty March 1 for ths port. CE WAS TWO JET THCK GERRT P. WLDER GOT A VERY DECDED FROST WHEN HE SCALED OLD MAUNA KEA. "The talk of the lake Walau near the summt of Mauna Kea beng fathomless s of course all wrong," sad Gerrlt P. Wlder, who returned by the S. S. Knau last Saturday, "but tho fact that the lake was fr6zen s beyond dspute. We cut through the ce and found that t was about two feet n thckness. " do not thnk that there s anythng t the story of an outbreuk of although Mokua-weowe- o the smoke was hangng over t. You see, the two volcanos take turns about, so to speak. When Kllauea s actve Mokuaweoweo s not, as a general thng, and Kllauea s certanly actve now." HOW HLO GROWS. A photograph taken n 18S0 of tho corner where tho L. Turner Co. store s stuated llustrates how Hllo has bult up snce that date. The corner was then occupjled by a store owned by A. Cleghorn and J.. Maby, tho propretor, apears n the pcture. The waters of the bay came up to the street edge n front and spray would occasonally sprnkle the store whle behnd the storo appears to be contnuous woods, except for St. Josephs church. Hllo was already a busness pont of mportance and had changed consderably from dhe days of tho GOs when all the whalers used to drop n beforo gong north. llo Trbune. 1 REALTY TRANSFERS t Entered for Record February 10, 1906, From 9 a. m. to 12 noon. J Schmtck and wf to Paul Lomko..M John T Molr and wf ot al to Hllo Masonc Hall Assn Ltd D Nelle D Cross to Henry Wnterhouse Tr Co Ltd6 A S F J Cross and wf to Henry Water-hous- e Tr Co LtdL C M Candda Menczes to John G. Sorrao D Evangcllno da Sllva to Emla Souza AM Bank of Hawa Ltd to Harretto L Brock R Nelle J Rlckard to rene Hlllo-wu- y tr M Recorded February 1, Mrs. S. M. Lack to Frank Pacheco, L; buldng on pc land, Fort St, Honolulu, Oahu. 5 yrs: 3 yrs at $80 per mo, 2 yrs nt $85 per mo. B 273, p 470. Dated Feb 1, Henry B Rostarlck and wf to Protestant Epscopal church n Hawn slands, D; 2 pes land, Emma sq, Honolulu, Oahu. $1. B 278, p 133. Dated Jan 31, Mary Dowsctt by atty to Wnlanao Co., A M; mtg Kaluhl and wf to np 2 and subdlvs A and C np 1 of R P 1070, Kualwa, etc, Walanae, Oahu. $609. B 256, p 157. Dated Jan 31, Manuel Ventura and wf to Frst Bank of Hllo Ltd, M; acr land, bldgs, etc, Walnaku, Hllo, Hawa. $200 B 276, p 2S4. Dated Jan 24, Antono Sylva to S Klmura, L; 2 acr land, Wakapu, Maul. 10 yrs at $35 per yr. B 273, p 4C6. Dated Jan 15, Genr, Lansng & Co by trs to Lee Seong, D; lot 17, Kaonoulu lots, Kula, Maul. $1000. B 278, p 132. Dated Jan 10, Poneer Mll Co Ltd to Mallaka (w), Rel; pc land, Puunoa, Lahlana, Maul. $350. B 182, p 90. Dated Nov 17, A N Hayselden to Kelllwawalole, Can L; R P 5640, Puunoa, Lahalna, Maul. B 156, p 442. Dated Jan 24, Kelllwawalole to A N Hayselden, L; R P 5653 kuls 477E and 522, Panaewa, Lahalna, Maul. 7 yrs at $160 pd. B 273, p 468. Dated Jan 24, Kelllwawalole to wa, L; pc land, Puunoa, Lahalna, Maul. 10 yrs at $30 per an. B 273, p 469. Dated Jan 24, A N Campbell tr by atty to Peter Kanana and wf et nl, Rel; gr 1959, e, Kula, Maul; R P 5152 and 2 ht n pc land, Nehe, etc, Walluku, Mau; nt n R P 3375, Wallua-nu- l, Koolau, Maul; 2 nt n R P etc, Walua-nu-l, Koolau, Maul. $5000. B 214 p 3S3. Dated Feb. 1, John Halemanu and wf to George N. Wlcox, D; R P 3668 kul 3627, Haku, Puna, Kaua. $330. B 278, p 134. Dat ed Jan 30, $100 atotfob m Senator John T. Brown of Hllo, s engaged n developng one of Hawas ndustres n gatherng the root of the awa, a small tree growng n some parts of the sland. The roots when chewed produce a pecular, seductve, soothng effect, t s sad wth no njures physcal results, and s used by the natves. t s used for medcal purposes on the manland and s n good demand. Mr. Brown reoelves $100 a ton for the root, dred and delvered at Hllo Hllo Trbune. ALAKEA SLP NEARLY FNSHED. The heavy dredgng work on the Ala-ke- a street slp was fnshed Frday. The Pacfc wll smooth over the bottom ths week and the work wll soon be ready to turn over to the Terrtoral government. WOMANS BOARD. Central Unon Church on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 oclock, the Womans Board of Mssons wll hold an adjourned meetng at whch wll be gven the full February program. Ths ncluded reports of Hawaan and Japanese work, a report from Lma Kokua and tho regular study n Japanese lfe and evangelzaton the latter topc "Forces n Conflct," subdvded, Japans sprtual poverty, power of regenerated Hvts, and, our unque opportunty; Mss Annla Pars charman of tho lterature crcle. Strangers are always cordally welcomed. BORN. BROWN n Honolulu, Hawa, February 11, 1906, to the wfe of H. B. Brown, a daughter. LANDGRAF At Paa, Maul, February 5, 1906 to the wfe of A. H. Landgraf a daughter. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. BACKACHE. Backacho s a very common afflcton and s caused by the nerves of the spnal column beng affected. Dr. Mles Nervne wll releve the pan by soothng, strengthenng and curng tho nerves and equalzng the nerve force. f frst bottle does not beneft, get your money back from your druggst., Fne Job Prntng, ORPHEUM Star Ofllce. THEATER J. C. COHEN - Manager Rchard Buhler AND Natonal Stock Co., MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WED- NESDAY, "Camlle" BETWEEN ACTS WLL BE REN- DERED "The Eadum Dance" THURSDAY, FRDAY AND SATUR- DAY, ALSO MATNEE. "Arzona" NO ADVANCE N PRCES. POPULAR PRCES; 25c, 6Uc, 75c. ORPHEUM TELEPHONE. WHTE 681. ADMSSON TO MATNEE 25c. W.G.Trwn&Co.,Ltd Vn,. G. rwn.. Presdent and Manager lohn D. Sprcckels. Vce-Presde- nt Frst W. M. Glffard... Second Vce-Presde- H. M. Whtney Treasurer Rchard vers Secretary; C.. Spaldng Audtor SUGAR FACTORS, COMMSSON AGENTS AGENTS FOR Oceanc Steamshp Co., San Francsco, Cal, Vestern Sugar Refnng Co., San Francsco, Cal. Baldwn Locomotve Works, Phladelpha, Pa. bewal Unversal Mll Co., Manufacturers of Natonal Cano Shredder, New York, N. Y. Pacfc Ol Transportaton Co., San Francsco, Cal. Good News for Gourmets Arrvng by the S. S. Alameda a fne assortment of Dellcates-se- s, ncludng all tho favorte noveltes and FANCY CHEESE, OLVES, SAUSAGES, FSH, OYSTERS, ETC., ETC., f you want the pck of these good thngs t wll bo advsable to order at once and not wat untl they have all gone. Lmted Telephone Man 45 GAB t Get Your RANGE Now means relef from unpleasant ktchen dutes buldng fres, carryng wood or coal, un- - V necessary cleanng, etc. A Gas Water Heater wll supply water n any quantty. and Both for sale by dealers Gas Co, Ltd,, Offce) Alexander YoungBulldlng a BRO. BENJAMNS HERBALO Cures Constpaton. 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3 CORPORATON NOTCES, MEETNG NOTCE. The annual meetng ot the stockholders of the Concrete Constructon Co., Ltd., wll be held at the offlce ot the company, Tuesday, February 13th, 190G, at 10 oclock a. m. B. P. CHAPN, Secretary. ANNUAL ANNUAL MEETNG. (WAANAE COMPANY, LMTED. Tho annual meetng of the stockholders of Walanae Company, Ltd., wll the French bo held at the offlco of J. M. Dowsett, Merchant street, on Wednesday, February 14, 190G, at 10 oclock n. m. J. M. DOWSETT,. Secretary Walanae Co., Ltd. Dated Honolulu, T. H. Feb. 6, MEETNG. WAALUA AGRCULTURAL PANY, LMTED. COM- The Annual Meetng of the Walalua Agrcultural Company, Lmted, wll be held at the offlce of Castle & Cooke, Lmted, n the Stangenwald Buldng, Merchant street, Honolulu, on Wednesday, February 28th, 190G, at 10 oclock a. m for the electon ot a Board of Drectors for the ensung year, the recepton of annual reports, to consder and act upon a mortgage or deed of tnyt prepared n pursuance of the authorzaton of the Company at ts meetng October 19th, 1905, and the proceedngs of tho Board of Drectors n connecton therewth, to authorze the ssung and sale of bonds upon terms recommended by tho Drectors and the executon of tho trust deed or mortgage to secure the same, and such other busness as may bo brought before sad meetng. By order of the Board of Drectors, CHAS. H. ATHERTON, Secretary Walalua Agrcultural Company, Lmted. Honolulu, February 5th, Tenders For Bonds. Waalua Agrcultural Co., Lmted. Pursuant to a Resoluton of the Board of Drectors of the Walaua Agrcultural Company, Lmted, duly passed at a meetng held on January 23rd, 1906, sealed tenders are hereby nvted for Fve Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00) of tho Gold Bonds of the Walalua Agrcultural Company, Lmted, to be ssued March 31st, (Total ssue $1,500,000.00). Tenders wll bo receved at the offlce of the undersgned up to 12 oclock M. on the 21st day of February, A. D. 1906, and may be for the full amount of Fve Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00) or any part thereof, but for not less than Ffty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00) tn any one tender. Tenders should be addressed to W. A. Bowen, Treasurer of the Walalua Agrcultural Company, Lmted, under cover marked "Tender for Walalua Bonds." The Waalua Agrcultural Company, Lmted, does not bnd tself to accept the hghest or any tender. W. A. BOWEN, Treasurer Walalua Agrcultural Company, Lmted. Honolulu, January 24th, ELECTON OF OFFCERS. Meetng held n Honolulu, Janu nrv B mnf. nt whch meetlnr The Me Candless Buldng Company, Lmted, was formed. The followng offcers were elected: Presdent J. A. McCandless..L. L. McCandless Secretary J. S. McCandless Treasurer P. C. Jones Audtor Jonathan Shaw. The above offcers comprse the Board of Drectors. J. S. MCCANDLESS, Secretary, BE AVER LUNCH ROOM H. J. NOLTE, PROPR. Frozen Oysters Jet st: Rcoevod Frst-Cla- ss Lunches served wth tea, coffee, soda water, gnger alo or mlk ment of the bowels. For chldren they have no equal. At druggsts. A Columba Graphophone la gven absolutely free to star subscnoers Reau offer on page 7. Foregn News By Cable RELEF EXPEDTON NECESSARY. LONDON, Feb. 11 t s reported that tho Brtsh garrson left n Thbet s surrounded by hostle trbesmen. A relef expedton wll be necessary, FAREWELL DNNER. PARS, Feb. 11. Presdent Loubot gave a farewell dnner to the members of the Cabnet last nght. FRENCH SHPS CREW DESERTS. SEATTLE, Feb. 11. The salors of shp Amlral Courbet have mutned and deserted the vessel, clamng that she s nsuffcently ballasted and therefore unft for sea. The.French bark Amlral Courbet Charrler master, was consgned from France to Balfour, Guthre & Co., San Francsco, and was sent to Puget Sound on January 2d to load for Europe. Sho s a vessel ot 1968 tons. ORDERED TO VENEZUELA. TOULON, Feb. 11. The la cruser has been ordered n readness to sal for Venezuela. Ths wll make the fourth French warshp sent to Venezuelan waters. EARTHQUAKE N CALABRA. ROME, Feb. 12. An earthquake ha3 caused serous damage n Calabra. t s only a few months snce Calabra was before terrbly shaken up by nn earthquake, wth great loss of lfe and property. Calabra s n the extreme south of taly. t contans an area of 5819 square mles and has a populaton of about ono and a half mllons. WAR FROM CONFERENCE FALURE S NOT FEARED. LONDON, Feb. 12. t s probable that the Moorsh conference wll prove abortve, though war l not feared n consequence. FOR SAVNG NAGARA FALLS. WASHNGTON, D. C, Feb. 12. A petton from 2500 resdents of New York for tho preservaton of Nagara Falls wll be presented to Presdent Roosevelt today. POLSH CHURCH ROT. CHCAGO, Feb. 12 n a rot that took place n a Polsh church here, one person was shot and several were n jured. PRNCE OF THE CHURCH DEAD. AUTUN, France, Feb. 12. Cardnal Perrano s dead of pneumona. ; BOMB THROWN BY A BOY. WARSAW, Feb. 12. A bomb thrown by a boy klled four gendarmes. REDMOND S TO LEAD. DUBLN, February 11. Redmond has been leader of the rsh party n Parlament. BROUGHT PEDGREED DOG. J. H. Batchelor, son of Job Batchelor, clerk of Judge De Bolts court, return ed from Vctora on tlfe S. S. Moana. He brought wth hm a pedgreed smooth fox terrer, whch has been a prze-wnn- er n several shows n the Northwest. HARBOR DREDGNG PROGRESSNG The dredgng of the harbor s progressng rapuly. Captan Connor, the superntendent of the San Francsco Brdge Company, says that about buu,-0- cubc yards have been removed flnrlnr the dredslng one ratons nnd ths s about half of the work. The dredgng of the channel has been completed to a depth of 35 feet and n some places to 36 and 37 feet. There s a strp about 250 feet n wdth about 1209 feet from the outsde entrance, that has to be dredged. He says that he can fnsh the entre contract by June. Connor states that hs company has not been farly treated by Honolulu and he pnoposes to do hs buyng n San Francsco n future. JUDGMENT STANDS. Judge De Bolt on Saturday dened the defendants moton for a new tral of John Klngham vs. Rapd Transt Co., n whch a verdct of $500 damages for plantff was returned. Dunne and Douthtt appeared for plantff, and Wthlngton nnd Harrson for defendant. LAND FOR TOBACCO. Accordng to Jared Smth there s ample land for tobacco rasng on Hawa. A Portuguese hul has also agreed to gve two acres at Makawao for testng grape culture. EXPLOSON N PUMPNG PLANT. An exploson occurred n the mauka boler at the Beretana street pumpng nlant vesterday afternoon about 1:30 oclock. Tho steam drum head of the boler blew un from some unknown cause. The boler proper was not damaged. Steam was hurredly gotten up n the makal boler so that the pump ng would not be delayed any longer than necessary. P,. O. BOX 152. A. C. MONTGOMERY, HAWA PLANTNG TREES. "Dnv Queen St. opposte Judcary Buldng. Hfnrhs. feld foreman of the forestry dvson, Bureau of Agrculture and Forestry, has returned from Estmates gven at lowest current rates for steel and ron fencng, curbng or copng for cemetery or prvate the sland of Hawa after an absence grounds. Monuments of every descrpton. nomu and Pepeekeo sugar plantatons, of eghteen days. At tho request of tho manacors he vsted Paauhau, lo- - to lay out scnemes ot ree-punu- upon these plantatons. LENA S SAFE. Evdently the Russan cruser Lena reached ts destnaton safely for Captan Lyon of the Naval Staton recev- A Japanese school boy crawled under JAPANESE CHLD WAS KLLED. ed a card from Captan Glnther, the some cars on the plantaton road at commander of the vessel. The card Walpahu Saturday and was klled by was postmarked "Vladvostok." t s beng struck by an under-han- g rod evdent that the cruser arrved at that when the cars started. A verdct of accdental death was returned. port from Honolulu. There had been - consderable speculaton regardng the vessel. KNG OF ALL COUGH MEDCNES. Mr. E. G. Case, a mall carrer of Canton Center, Connectcut, U. S. A., who VERY MPORTANT. t s very mportant that women has been n the Unted States Servce should avod constpaton. t predls for about sxteen years, says: "We poses and aggravates every symptom have tred many cough medcnes for of female weakness. Dr. Mles Nerve croup, but Chamberlans Cough Remedy s kng of all and ono to bo reled " and Lver Plls cure Constpaton by strengthenng the nerves and muscles upon every tme. Wo also fnd t tho of the stomach whch dgest the food. best remedy for coughs and colds, gvng certan results and leavng no The result s u gentle, natural move bad after effects. Wo are never wthout t n tho house. For sale by all dealers, Benson, Smth & Co., agents for Hawa. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offlce. MUCH N HONOLULU VETERNARAN MAKES A STATE- MENT AS TO THE DSEASE HERE AND N THE SLANDS. There s no use n dsgusng the fact that the epdemc of glanders here Nor-gaarn Hawa s serous," d, sad Dr. terrtoral and federal veternaran, ths mornng. The doctor was loth to talk about the matter but when pressed for an answer made the above remark. " am not employed to make publc statements," he sad and beyond th more statng that tho dsease must be looked after thoroughly have nothng to say. "How many cases are there n Honolulu?" he echoed, as he was gettng nto hs rg. "Well, there wll be one less nsde of an hour. am gong down to the quarantne now." And after that engmatcal answer he drove away. ADVERTSNG UNCLAMED MA POSTMASTER PRATT HAS RECEV- ED NO NSTRUCTONS TO DS- CONTNUE THE PRACTCE. The Bll Board, a theatrcal paper, publshed the followng notce n a recent ssue: s MPORTANT NOTCE. Tho Unted Statfs Post Offlco Depart- - ment has announced that uncalled for letters wll not be advertsed n the newspapers hereafter. Frst Assstant Postmaster General Htchcocks report, followng an nvestgaton of condtons, advsed a relnqushment of ths custom, argung n behalf of hs proposton that 90 per cent ot the uncalled for mall s addressed to persons who do not lve n the cty to whch the offce belongs. Mr. Htchcock dd not state that a large porton of ths 90 per cent of mal s addressed to theatrcal and general amusement people, but undoubtedly that s tho fact. Jn vew of the oontngo.ces that may grow out of the new order, resultng n the loss of valuable mall matter. The Bll-boa- rd nvtes all transent professonal people to have ther mall addressed n our care. Whenever ad dresses or routes are not avalable, the names are advertsed n ths lst. When asked about the matter ths, mornng, Postmaster Pratt stated that he had receved no nstructons to dscontnue the advertsng of unclamed letters. " have wrtten to Washngton for nformaton on the pont," he sad, "and wll hear shortly. Meanwhle unclamed mal wll be advertsed as usual." ALABAMA MTCHELL RETURNS. "Alabama" Mtchell returned Saturday from an extended absence on the manland. Alabama was not pleased wth hs return to hs old manland haunts. BANDSTAND AALA PARK BERTELMAN GETS CONTRACT AND RCHARDSON PLAYS A LONE HAND SUCCESSFULLY. H. F. Bertelman has secured the con. tract for the erecton of a band stand and tolet at Aala Park. The tenders were opened at the offce of tho County Clerk at noon Saturday and the followng were presented:. F. Bertelman, buldng and plumbng, $1149; buldng alone, $991; plumbng alone, $155. W. J. Paty, buldng and plumbng, $1455. T. L. Andrews, buldng and plumbng, $1197; buldng alone, $1007; plumbng alone, $190. E. W. Qulnn, plumbng alone, $170. Lucas Bros., buldng alone, $1282. For electrc transformer there was but one bd, that of F. E. Rchardson, at $693. Archtect H. F. Kerr was nstructed to prepare tho plans on whch Bertelman s to work. A Columba Graphophone s gven absolutely freo to Star subscrbers. Road offer on page 7. The TS MERTJS PROVED RECORD OF A GREAT MEDCNE A Promnent Cncnnat Woman Tela How Lydla E. Plnkhama Vogotablo Compound Completely Curod Hor. Tho trreat trood Lvdla E. Plnkhama Vegetablo Compound s dong among tho women of Amerca s attractng tho attenton of many of our leadng scentsts, and thnkng pcoplo gener. ally. The followng letter s only ono of many thousands whch are on fllo n tho PnUham offce, and go to prove beyond queston that Lydla E. Pnk-ham- s Vegetable Compound must be a remedy of great mert, otherwse t could not produce such marvelous results among sck and alng women. Dear Mrs. Pnkham: "About nne months ago was a great suf ferer wth female trouble, whch caused mo sovero pan, extremo nervousness and fre- - headaches,?uont from whch the doctor to releve me. tred Lydla E. Pnk-ham- s Vegetable Compound, and wthn a short tme felt better, and after takng fre bottles of t was entrely cured. therefore heartly recommend your Compound as a splendd female tonc. t makes the monthly perods regular and wthout pan; and what a blessng t s to fnd such a remedy after so many doctors fall to help you. am pleased to recommend t to all sufferng women." Mrs. Sara "Wlson, 31 East 3d Street, Cncnnat, Oho. f you have suppressed or panful perods, weakness of the stomach, ndgeston, bloatng, pelvc catarrh, nervous prostraton, dzzness, fant-ncs- s, "dont-care- " and "want-to-be-left-alo- " feelng, exctablty, backache or the blues, these are sure ndcatons of female weakness, or some derangement of the organs. n such cases there s one tred and true remedy Lyda E. Pnkhams Vegetablo Compound. LEAVES N ANGEfl COUNTESS AFTERA SCENE DE CASTELLANE, FOR- MERLY MSS ANNA GOULD, TO SUE COUNT BON FOR DVORCE. PARS, February 2. Countess de Castellane, formerly Mss Anna Gould, after havng had her husband, Count Bonl, watched, s to sue hm for d vorce. The Countess left the Castellane manson precptately last week, and for fve days her whereabouts was un known to her husband or any member of hs famly. t was supposed that she had saled to New York. nvestgaton however, showed that sho had not booked her passage on La Savoe, whch sals tomorrow. Tho facts seem to bo that the former Mss Gould left tho manson fve days ago.after a scene wth Count Bonl, when she ndgnantly accused hm. She left wth only a handbag, accom paned by a mad. Durng the last four days tho Countess has been at the Hotel Brstol on tho Place Ven dome. The Count has not been at homo snce the Countess left and s sup posed to be lvng at hs club. DED. YOUNG n Ednburgh, Scotland, on January 14, 1906, sabelle Young, sster of Jesse Young and nece of Thomas Lndsay of Honolulu. BAND Tho Hawaan Band wll gve a pub le concert ths evenng at 7:30 at Emma Square, playng ths program: PART. Overture "Lncolns Brthday". Reeves March "Fnntana" (new) Hubbell Waltz "Vlerra Bonbons" Strauss Selecton "Nabucco" Verd PART. Vocal Hawaan Songs ar. by Berber Mrs. N. Alapal. Two-sto- p "Happy Henle" (now)... Lampe ntermezzo Now Ready "Slver Heels" (new)... Moret Fnale "Amercan Ars Cotemo "Star Spangled Banner." For Busness Raymond Comer Beretana, s Ranch Market Unon and Alakea. Telephone Man Full Lne Fresjh sland Meats of All Knds SPECALTY KAHKNU BEEF. j! The Worlds Repared. All Knds of FRESH MEAT, FRUT VEGETABLES AND CALLFORNA BUTTER FRESH TURKEY AND CHCKEN. sland beef srlon steak 10c a pound. Choce rb roast 10c a pound. The (leanable Refrgerators are tho easest n tho world to clean. The nsde parts can bo easly removed. Tho crculaton of ar n these refrgerators s founded on scentfc prncples. Thoro s a constant crculaton of ar gong on all the tme. Besdes cleanlness, the ar-tg- ht features, the scentfc sde of the queston and beauty of appearance, these refrgerators have strength to recommend them. They are bult to wthstand the roughness ce-maof the overage n. They wll last longer, keep food purer, use leas lco and gve more satsfacton than any other refrgerators on earth. H. HACKFELD & CO., Ltd., HARDWAKE DEPARTMENT Best Lght Electrcty s convenent and economcal. t s the lght of the twenteth century. Every one who thnks, and that means every one who reads, should have Electrc Lght n ther home. There s a mstaken noton among some that electrcty s essentally a commercal lght, a lght for the offce or store, out obvously, t s equally well adapted for the home, for the hall, the bedroom, the lbrary for every room n the house (own to the ktchen. We would lke to talk wth you about wrng your house. Hawaan Electrc Co., Ld Offce, Kng St., near Alakea St. Phone Man 390. JDAfcSG-- E STOCK ttt Popular Novels All Beautfully Bound, are now on sale at HAWAAN NEWS CO, YOUNG BULDNG STORE. BUSY BUSNESS MEN Apprecate tme savng devces. Here are a few: LTD Remngton Typewrters Natonal Cash Regsters Edson Mmeographs Globe Werncke Elng Cabnets Besdes wo carry numerous other money savers also supples. Perhaps som- - offlco problem has been botherng you ono.from whch there seemed no way out. LET US S OLVE T FOR YOU. Clothes Hawaan Offce 931 Port Street. T. HAYASH. TALOR. Cleaned, JJyed and 637 Street. Opposte Queens Hosptal. Cty Heat Harket TELEPHONE MAN 78..ta Leonard Specalty Co Tel. Man 148 REDUCTON SALE! Now on and wll contnue ths month. All knds of hats at great bargans. K. TJYEDA Nuuanu Street between Hotel and Kns Fre nsurance! Atlas Assurance Company of Londqc, Phoenx Assurance Company of Lorn don. New York Underwrters Agency. Provdence Washngton nsuraae4 Company, nt B. F. DLLNGHAM GO,, LMTED General Agents for Hawa. Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Bull4tn&.. n 4.1 1! 1 t. ; k 1. t A A St? 3 ll f

4 L. ft 6 TTtao V DALY AND SEM-WEEKL- Hawaan Star, Kttblsled every afternoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaan Star Newspaper Assocaton, Lmted. Kcal,,.pcr annum Foregn, " SUBSCRPTON Payable FRANK L. HOOGS Monday The Out Door Cure For Consumpton Sato And A Change Of Polcy n RATES. advance. Vf J $ MANAGER..7. February 2, 1906 News from Chna becomes more J. V nlnm-nnrpvert vnflr Tllnt n 11H ct lu nfluence Of tvt w v;u. x u A tonal sprt or what s practcally $ Japan n Chna X a natonal sprt s beng aroused n the Chnese s certan. When KtXX":X-X":"XW"X":::- that sentment reaches a certan pont where the Chnese wll feel hc confdence of race prde, then the outbreak aganst the foregn nfluences wll come. t wll be nterestng to sec to what extent the Japanese wll partcpate n suppressng the outbreak. They took a very promnent part n the suppresson of the Boxer troubles. Ther troops showed themselves to be about the most effcent of any of the natons assembled on Gncsc sol. But t s not now to the nterests of Japan to ncur the enmty of the Chnese. t s to the nterest of Japan to hold fast to the Chnese for the secret nfluence of Japan wll be very vast as the Celestal Empre expands. t s clamed that the Japanese arc responsble for the boycott of Amercan goods by the Chnese. Months ago one of the representatves of the largest San Francsco frms dong busness n the Orent passed through Honolulu and he sad at that tme that hs secret belef was that the Japanese and the Japanese alone were the nstgators ant-amercof the boycott. n fact they were the "bottom" of an at the troubles. What the reasons for such an attack on the Amercan nterests there he dd not state. Snce that tme offcal nvestgatons l:ave, accordng to recent dspatches, gone to corroborate hs belef. When the bg Chnese uprsng comes, however, t wll be curous to watch the atttude of Japan. The probabltes are that She wll not take any hand n the nvason of Chna. Her offcers and secret emssares are sad to be scattered throughout Chna teachng the Chnese the way to throw off the foregn nfluence. Aganst a secret and effcent slly of ths character, t s not lkely that the Chnese wll ndulge n any demonstratons of volence. The probabltes are that unless sore harm be done to Japanese subjects Japan wll keep ts hands off and leave the fghtng to be done by the other foregn natons. Dr. Snclar, Medcal Superntendent of the Lcah Home, n hs annual report, urgently recommends the constructon of a pavlon for the open ar treatment of tuberculoss at that nsttuton. He descrbes n general terms what such a pavlon should be, a structure thrty or forty feet square, but vth some means of enclosng t n bad weather, and wth a glass roof so as not to ntercept the sun, but wth means of shadng t. He says that wth such a structure the nsttuton would be as well equpped as any n the world, the number of patents consdered, for the treatment of ths dsease. Certanly the means for ths mprovement ought to be speedly forthcomng. The expense could not be so very great. The addton to the equpment would be mportant, and an mportant step would by t be taken n the fght aganst pulmonary tuberculoss n these slands. t s not two decades ago that consumpton was looked on as beng almost as hopeless as leprosy s now. Once attacked wth the dsease, n the general thought of the communty, the vctm was doomed. The patent hmself was always hopeful, but ths was consdered as!;sjmply one of the hallucnatons ncdent to the progress of the malady. Clmate was beleved then to be able to do somethng for the vctm, but t was held out only as a desperate hope, one n whch t was beleved that chance played as strong a part as clmate tself, so caprcous seemed the dsease n ts progress. There was a hazy belef then n the possble value of the out of door lfe, and occasonal recoveres from the dsease kept alve the hope that t was not necs-sar- ly and nevtably and quckly fatal. Much has been learned of the dsease snce then, dt s now known to be prcventble, and as Kng Edward, then Prnce of Wales sad n an address at a gatherng of physcans, "f preventble, why not prevented?" t s now known to be curable, under certan condtons, and no lmt to ts curablty las as yet been determned. No specfc for t has as yet been accepted as such, but certan prncples, chefly hygenc are recognzed as beng an ad to Nature n her curatve efforts. All efforts are yet largely n the expermental stage. There may be more enthusasm n some methods recommended than of demonstrated effcacy. But many of the belefs that formerly destroyed hope for the vctm or the world have been shown to be unfounded. t s now known that consumpton s not drectly nhertable. t s now known that t s prcventble. t s now known that t s curable. All these thngs are ground for hope. On the other hand t s now known that t s transmssble. Whle ths s dsquetng t!at the same tme ponts out the method by whch ts spread may be prevented. Out of all ths new knowledge and. new hope has come wdespread efforts at preventon and cure. Of all the curatve efforts the most reasonable and the most successful has been the open ar treatment. t s to enable the Lcah Home to provde ths treatment, that Dr. Snclar has made hs recommendaton. The Leah Home has gven ample proof n ts record of cures and substantal mprovement of condton, that t s favorably located and well admnstered. Wth such a pavlon as Dr. Snclar asks for, the full beneft of the Homes excellent locaton, and of our ncomparable clmate could be utlzed. There s every reason to beleve that much could be done for the consumptves of ths terrtory, and perhaps somethng be added to the useful and hopeful knowledge of the dsease and ts treatment. The Home ought not to vyat long for the pavlon. Accordng- to the Hawa Shn-p- o, Consul General Mk Sato has undergone a complete change of heart snce hs return to Japan, concernng mmgraton matters 9 and alleged abuses whch gave rse to the organzaton of the Japanese Reform Assocaton Whch waged so vgorous a warfare aganst the Japanese emgraton companes and the Ke Hn Bank, and ncdentally, aganst the Consul General. The Reform Assocaton mantaned that through tle manpulatons of the emgraton companes, the benevolent ntentons of the Japanese Government toward those who emgrated from Japan to these slands was entrely nullfed; the emgrants were oppressed, and put to unnecessary expense, and for months after ther arrval here were kept payng monthly nstalments to the emgraton companes through the Ke Hn Bank, whch they ought not to "have been requred to pay. t was clamed by the responsble spokesmen of the. Reform Assocaton that these unjust and exactng payments whch were enforced through the plantatons whch employed the Japanese, were the great cause of dssatsfacton and dscontent among the newly arrved Japanese,1 promptng many of them to leave for the manland to avod these payments, and makng others through ther dscontent, suscept THE HAWAAN STAR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1006, GLLETTE and Safety oxtr Razors rx b 1 o a o n large consgnment just receved Hol lster Drug Co NOTCE. Begnnng November B, 1905, owng to a change n the prco of certan szes of crushed rock, prces wll be as follows: No. 1 $1.D5 per cubc yard. No. 2 J1.S0 per cubc yard. No. 3 $2.05 per cubc yard. No. 4 $1.S0 per cubc yard, We wsh to call attenton to the fact that No.4 has been reduced to practcally the prce of whte sand, makng t avalable for all knds of concreto work for whch t s far superor to any other sand. LORD & BELSER QUEEN STREET Frewood, Stove, Steam and Blacksmth Coal WHOLESALE AND RETAL. Specal Atteatlon Gven To ALSO, WHTE AND BfACK SAND. What a luxury to bathe when you have all tle Hot Water you want. The only way you can get t s to nstall a Rapd Bath Heater. ts always ready day and nght. A match and wth a Rapd. a bath For sale ty E. P. Aj-en- BATH, t ON EXHBTON AT OUR STORE. 165 S. Kng Street, Telephone Man 61. STENWAY " AND OTHER PANOS. THAYER PANO CO. 156 AND 158 HOTEL STREET. Opposte Young Hotel. ble to the wles of unscrpulous agtators who profted by the trouble they strred up. What the Shlnpo says on ths subject s nterestng, and as t s usually well nformed, mportant. "Accordng to latest advce that we got from our own specal Tokyo cor respondent, Consul Sato s now busly engaged wrtng a volumnous.report regardng the Hawaan Japanese emgrants and ther recent trouble. Hs vews on the matter have undergone a complete change snce hs return to Japan. He ponts out the mmgraton companes and the Ke Hn Bank as the to the mmgrants evl-gen- and lays all the troubles that the latter have had before ther doors, and urges the authortes to put the Hawnan emgrants outsde the sphere of the Emgrants Protecton Laws and treat them the same as those who mgrate to Korea and Chna. n short, he has, adopted all the opnons of the Reform Assocaton. As a consequence, the Foregn Offce s contemplatng sendng hm back once moro to ths place. However, the eame correspondent promses, a cable message wll be sent to us as soon as tho consulshp s decded ether way whether Mr. Sato be reapponted or somebody else put n hs place. As we do not hear from hm on ths subject so far, we are safe to say that nothng has been done on the other sde n regard to the appontment." f ths change n the polcy toward emgrants to Hawa s adopted, t wll make an mportant dfference n our labor supply. Mss Anne M. Prescott, edtor of the Honolulu Tmes, has offered ths suggeston for a catch phrase for Hawa: "Uncle Sams Lttle Kngdom Kum." Tho cable nnnounces a rot n a Polsh churoh n Chcago n whch one person was shot nnd several njured. Tho Poles aro a turbulent poople and rots dfblggflr magntude than ths are not lnfrequont n thp prncpal Polsh ohurch n Chcago. The cable does not say whch Polsh church t1 s,..t PETS FOR SALE Rabbts, Gunea Pgs, fan-ta- l pgeons and other pets. Just tho thng for a chlds brthday gft. Also fancy chcks from one day to threo months old. Enqure at tho ZOO Kaumukl M. PHLLPS & CO., Wholesale mporers And Jobbers of AMERCAN AND EUROPEAN DRY GOODS Comer of Fort unc Queet 81m. M. OHTA, Contractor and Bulder House Panter ewalo, Sherdan Street, near Xng. Honolulu H. L Telephone Wtltq 801. S. SAK, Bamboo Furnture AND PCTURE FRAMES. Neat and Handsome Desgns made to order. 5G3 Beretanla Street, near PunchbowL TELEPHONE BLUE 881. Ornamented COMBS We have a new stock of them mounted wth gold and pearls n real and mtaton tortose shell. Let us show you some of our new goods. Just receved. They wll surely please you. H. F. WGHMAN ft CO., LTD PORT STREET. LEADNG JEWELERS. Telephone Man 101 P. O. Box 683. HARRY ARMTAGE Stool cxxcl Hrolcer... Bond Members of Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange. Few shares of followng stocks for sale: Poneer Mll Co.. Oahu Sugar Co., Ewa Plantaton Co... Hawaan Sugar Co., Waaluo Agrcultural Co., Etc. Offce, Campbell Block....Merchant St Honolulu, T. H. but there s one Polsh church n tho wndy cty whch mnsters to more souls, t 1 ssad, than any other n the world. t s the placo of worshp of a Polsh populaton n the northwestern quarter of the cty of more than 150,000. Tho church buldng tself can accommodate an mmense congregaton, and servces on Sunday and Holy Days are practcally contnuous from 4 oclock n tho mornng, eaph servce beng attended by thousands. On week daya there are many servces. Connected wth, the church aro schpols, hospces, refuges, and practcally all of tho agences whch n modern tmes have comes to be looked on as dstngushng, tho nsttutonal church. Tho boy who throw the bomb that klllecj four gendurmes, probably holds the record n hs class. Perhaps Bankr Ann sees no reason why hs bank should suspend operatons merely becuuso ho s speedng some tmo beforo the grand Jury, any more thnn u commercal bank should suspend operatons t the hoad of t woro called beforo tho samo body. Frosh pant shows up better on than on faces. fon-c- es SPECAL EKHBTOH The Chocest Selecton of JAPANESE ART GOODS ever shown n Honolulu, Just Receved by the " Korea." Old Satsuma, Closonne, Kaga,... Hrato, Mkko, Bronze, Slver, Brass, Damascene and Antmony Wares Embrodered Screens,Table Centers and Covers, Kmonas, Dressng Gowns, Mandarn Coats and Embroderes n Slk, Half-Sl- k and Cotton... n the Household Department : RCH CUT GLASS, Etc., Etc. H l tl!. 1. Are you lookng for Blankets axxcx Comforters!R-ctg;- Center s Sofa J&ug;s or Door Mats P SO, CALL AND SEE OUK STOCK. E.W.Jordan & Co 0 Honolulu ron Works. STEAM ENGNES, SUGAR MLLS, BOLERS, COOLERS, RON, BRASS AND LEAD CASTNGS. Machnery of Every Descrpton Made to Order. Partcular attenton pad to Shps Blacksmlthlng. Job Work Executed on Short Notce. W. G. rwn & Do. AGENTS FOR THE Royal nsurance Co., of Lverpool, Eng. Allance Assurance Co., of London, Eng. Scottsh Unon & Natonal ns. Co., of Edlnburg, Scotland. Fre Assocaton of Phladelpha. Allance nsurance Corporaton Ltd. Wllhelma of Magdeburg General ns Company. bled egardng Robnson DEPARTMENT OF JUSTCE AN- SWERS AN NQURY SENT BY ATKNSON SATURDAY. A cable was receved by Actng Governor Atknson ths mornng from Washngton, statng that tho nomnaton of Crcut Judge Robnson had not yet been confrmed. t was n answer to a cable whch Atknson sent on Saturday, askng the department t tho confrmaton had taken place yet. Tho nqury from here was sent at tho request of Judge Lndsay, who s anxous to transfer Judge Robnsons calendar back to Robnson, so that Lndsay may resume hs own term busness. When Lndsay was confrm ed no cable notce was sent from Wash ngton and he was not able to qualfy untl the mall brought hs commsson. ss Ths would mean of consderable tmo durng the term, f the same plan were followed as to Robnson, hence tho cable nqury. n vew of tho cable from hero, show ng that there s an accumulaton of busness for Judge Robnson and that he s wanted on tho bench at once, t was thought ths morng that tho Department at "Washngton would urge haste n actng on tho nomnaton, and would cable nstructng Robnson to qualfy as soon as the confrmaton takes place. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. Announcement has been mado of tho engagement of Matlda, oldest daughter of Captan Carl Klommo to Harry Corssnn of Bremen, Germany. Mss Klommo s now n Germany. ENTREES: Delcous Potted and Devlled Chcken, Tamales, Potted and Devlled reef. Ham and Tongue, Rz do Veau (sweet breads), Home Dnners, Pates do Fole Gras, Pgs feet, Veal Loaf, Enchllados, Oxford Sausages, Roast Pgeon. Franco-Amerc- an Soups; Turtle, Ox tall, Tomato and many others, peerless and palatable. And everythng else to make up a quck lunch for the one who "just drops n." Ft) Lf Food Specalsts 169 Kng Street. Telephone 240. Prosecute Benson Smth SUT TO TEST THE CORPORATON EXHBTS LAW BENG PREPAR- ED BY BRECKONS. Attorney General Peters s preparng to proceed aganst tho members of the frm of Benson, Smth & Company, to compel them to fle a corporaton exhbt as requred by the new law. The case s t& test the law and upon the result wll depend whether or not local corporatons generally.fle exhbts. Benson, Smth and Company have for ther presdent the Presdent of tho Merchants Assocaton, whch has taken the lead n attackng tho obnoxous law, hence the selecton of that frm as tho one to bo proceeded aganst. The proceedngs s.techncally speak ng, a crmnal one, and la aganst the ndvdual members, of the corporaton. They aro to be charged wth, havng set themselves up as a corporaton! wthout havng compled wth tho legal condtons mposed upon corporatons, and the court wll be asked to mpose a fne for ths allcgel volaton of the corporaton laws. Tho technulcal volaton n queston d a falure to fle a corporaton exhbt. t s expected that the case wll bo fought out n the Supreme court here, after beng heard n the crcut court, and possbly there wll bo an appeal to the Unted States Supreme court. R. AV. Breckons and S. B. Kngsbury appears for tho merchants. DED OF HS NJURES. Ollva, the flroman on the debrs tran, ded at the Queens Hosptal Saturday nght from tho effects of the njures receved n the wreck of the tran. 7m$lh -,v... fgfffrf

5 THE HAWAAN STAR. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, fvh NEW SHPMENT OF NOW ON Beautful and danty handwork from the Orent whch bespeaks the cleverness and artstc sense of the makers. t s surprsng Uow much a small amount nvested n these goods.wll add beauty and comfort to the home. GRASS LNEN SQUARES AND CENTERS. Fne assortment n varous szes, embrodered n dragons, butter-fle- s and floral desgns. GRASS LNEN TABLE COVERS. All handsomely embrodered, wth napkns to match, n square, round and oblong. EMBRODERED GRASS LNEN DOYLES. 7 and o ncl n dragon desgns. EMBRODERED GRASS LNEN SQUARES 26x26, 34x34 and 40x40 nch n varous desgns.. EMBRODERED GRASS LNEN TABLE CENTERS, 27 and 37 nches n dragon desgns. EMBRODERED GRASS LNEN TRAY COVERS and SCARFS. GRASS LNEN by the pece or yard n whte and blue. GRASS LNEN EMBRODERY NSERTON, very handsome. PNEAPPLE SLKS, NEW JAPANESE WASH SLKS. PONGEE SLKS n whte and natural. New drawn work squares and centers. M NT GOODS THE Msses Gutar and flandolm Opposte 146 HOTEL the Young Hotel, n the All pupls enrollng fjbr & term gutar or mandoln wthout extra Quck Repars Smple or complcated lenses duplcated quck and accurate work. Prescrpton work a speoalty. Broken Frames - Repared promptly and to last. A. N. SANFORD, 4- Optcan. Boston Buldng, Fort Street,. Over May & Co. AHAbout Homes tare you n tho market for a strctly modern home. We can fnd you a lot n any part of the cty and buld you a modern home for $1500 and up. W. Matlock Campbell TELEPHONE WHTE 031. COMPANY LTD. Sole manufacturers and agents, of genune Kola Mlpt. (Dont buy poor mtatons.) Phono Man, 71. MR. CUNHA RECOVERNG. Park Commssoner E. S. Cunha s wards recovery although he has had a hard sege of t wth no less than Ave carbuncles. Wth characterstc Father Bunha has named each j j.avof thavcarbuncles after some partcular, d.wfrdnd x v nnog nntt a..1.,,, as HALEWA. The Halewa Hptel, Honolulus famous country resort, on tho lno of the Oahu Ralway, epptatns every modern mprovement and affords ts guests an opportunty to enjoy all amusements-go- lf, tonnls, bllards, fresh and salt water bathng, shootng, fshng, rdng and drvng. Tcket, ncludng ralway faro and one full days room and board, are sold at tho Honolulu Staton and Trent & Company for $5. For departure of trans, consult tmo table. On Sundays, tho Halewa Lmted, n two hour tran, leaves at 8:22 a. m.; returnng, arrves n Honolulu at 10 p. m. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. SALE. GOODS Cor Fort and (10. LB., Beretana Sts. Charles Studo Now Open STREET, Rooms of the Thayer Pano Co. of 10 lessons wll be furnsled a charge. SMALL DAMAGE BY THJEXPL0S0N BERETAANA STREET PUMPNG STATON ONLY SLGHTLY DAM- AGED BY GAS BLOW-U- P. The exploson at- the Beretana - street pumpng staton was by no means a serous matter," sad Superntendent Holloway of the Publc Warks Department ths mornng. "The damage wll not amount to more than $50 or $75 and t wll be repared n two or three days. t conssts merely n the dsturbance of some brckwork whch wll have to be re-se- t. There s no doubt that the exploson was caused by an accumulaton of gas from the ol." WANTS PLATES OF PANTED FSHES SECRETARY WOOD HTS ON AN NTEREST PLAN TO BRNG HA- - WA BEFORE THE PUBLC. " urn seekng to got the use of the plates n the Fsheres Commssoners report," sad Secretary Wood of the Promoton Commltttce today. "Anyone who saw the pctures of the Hawaan flsh n nl thor glowng wll apprecate how flno an advertsement t wll be for us f we can make the arrangements have n mnd. The Federal offlclals are wllng to let us huve the plates now am tryng to fnd out what the prntng of them would cost. thnk that tho pctures, wth a descrpton of tho aquarum hero nnd possbly somethng about the fshng here n Hawa would bo a most attractve souvenr for manland hotels nnd that sort of place. t would be absolutely unlquo." MARRED. The weddng of Mrs. Laura Dckson Nott nnd Mr. George Sherman took place on January 16, announcement of whch s made by Mrs. D. Howard Htchcock. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopkns announce tho marrage of ther daughter Ellen to Mr. C. A. Vckory. SLK CULTURE AGAN. Jared Smth has sent to Washngton for a now supply of slk worm eggs. The rasng of slk as a buslneee experment wll bo attempted. A Columba Graphophone s glvon absolutely free to Star subscrbers. Road offer on page, 7, -. BOG WEATHER AT GARDEN SLE STEAMERS HAVE TQ DSCON TNUE AVORK AT SEVERAL, PORTS, Four sland steamers arrved yester day from ther varous trps. All Wth the excepton of, one, the Lkellke, brought sugar for ths port. The ves sel arrvng were the Ke Au Hou, wn- - lnnl nnd.nllhau from Kaua ports, and the Llkellke from Molokal, Maul and Lunal ports. The latter vessel was able to dscharge a months accumulat ed freght. Rough weather was report ed from Kaua. (The purser of the Nl- - hau makes the followng report: "On tho mornng of the 9th, about 3:30 a. m., a heavy swell set n accom paned by heavy ran; unable to land freght at Klauea and proceeded to Anahola to load sugar. The mornng of the 10th returned to Klauea and landed the machnery. On same day completed loadng at Anahola." The purser of the steamer Ke Au Hou makes the followng report: "We experenced good weather and sea, landed freght for Kapaa and Kealla at Anahola. The dscharge of coal at Anahola on February S was completed at 12 p. m. Up to Saturday mornng a heavy northwest swell was runnng at Klauea, Hanalel and AVnlnlha. On Saturday t was unsafe to work at Klauea as a. southwest wnd was blowng and the buoy was out of order." The steamer Kaua arrved ths mornng from Hawa ports wth sugar and cattle. Purser Everett makes the followng report of shppng about the Bg sland: "Shp Falls of Clyde leaves Hllo today for fan Francsco; the bark Amy Turner leaves Klo tomorrow for San Francsco, and the bark Rhoderlc Dhu s dschargng at Hlto. The steamer Maul was dschargng cargo at Honu- - apo and the Helene was dschargng Japanese. The steamer Kalulanl was, loadng at Hllo for Papalkou and the Noeau was at Honokaa Sunday mornng loadng pugar and was expected fnsh about noon and leave after cattle." DALY STOCK REPORT Sesson Sales: 20 Ewa, $ C. Brewer & Co $ Ewa Plan. Co 23.2." Haw. Agr. Co Haw. Com. Co S. 00 Haw. Sugar Co Honomu Sugar Co Honokaa Sugar Co 11.00,11.75 Haku Kahuku Plan. Co Koloa Sugar Co Kpahulu Sugar Co So. 00 McBrydo Sugar Co Oahu Sugar Co S4.00 S7.50 Onomea Sugar Co Ookala Sugar Co Olaa Sugar Co ".oo Olowalu Co SO Paauhau Sugar Co Pacfc Sugar Mll Pala Plan Co Pepeekeo Sugar Co Walalua Agr. Co, Walmanalo Sugar Co S. N. Co Haw. Elec,,Co Hon. R. T., Pfd Hon. R. T., Com Mutual (Tele. Co 8.50 "9.00 Hon. R. T., Pfd Oahu Ralway Hon. B. & M. Co,23.00 Haw. Ter. 4s Haw. Govt. 5s Haw. Com. 5s Oahu Sugar Co. 6s Waalua Agrl. 6s Cal. Beet 6s Haku Sugar 6s Hllo R. R. Co 6s Hon t. T 6s 10S.0O Kahuku Plan 6s Oahu Ralway 6s Pala Plan. 6s McBryde Sugar Co. 6s CASE OF ROBNSON CART (Contnued from Page one.) ter resgned about a year ago nnd went on to Washngton. Ho told the Presdent that hs resgnaton was sent n because offcals had been apponted to serve under hm n the slands wthout hs consent and ndorsement. fthe Presdent got Carter to wthdraw hs resgnaton on the promse that thereafter no appontments of government offcals n the slands would be made wthout the Governors ndorsement. So Carter wont back to hs post, takng on hs own shoulders all the burden of KAULAN HOME havng MEETNG. made a mstake n resgnng, Tho meetng of the trustees of the but satsfed that he had been made lord Kalulanl Home whch was to have and master of the stuaton. been held on Saturday to go Well, Judge over the Robnson dd manage to plans for the new house dd not secure eventuate owng to tho absence from the a reluctant ndorsement from Governor Carter. Then he Jay back, cty of Mrs. Maofarlano,,.Jt,, Wll be supposng that the fght was over. But " j held tomorrow ft Q.pulock. suddenly Governor., Carter declared that, he had wthdrawn hs ndorsement on the ground that Judge Robnson had done somethng that entrely unftted hm for any Judcal poston n the slands. Under Judge Robnsons challenge to declare what act the Judge had commtted, the Governor explaned n prnt that the Judge had brought a bottle of whsky nto hs courtroom nnd had drank from tho bottle n publc. The Judge explaned that whle hmself and the lawyers n a case were watng n lls chambers for a Jury to report n tho "wee sum " hours of tho mornng a bottle of whsky had been sent for tm. the glasses sllnked around. But he nssted that the Governor had drunk a great deal more than he had, and had to admt that he hud been ntoxcated tnoro than ante dur- - to DOLES CHARGE TO (Contaned GRAND from page one). JURY thereof n reachng ther conclusons, n whch ndvdual conclusons the publc s not nterested! beng only concerned n the acts of tho Jury as a body. There s also a further reason for the rule of secrecy nasmuch as the publc knowledge of the work of the Grand Jury from d v to dny mght warn persons whose cases are under consderaton nnd thus tend to defeat the purposes df the Grand Jury by gvng them a chance to evndo prosecuton or to nterfere wth the producton of evdence- aganst them. "The local demand for addtons to the laborng element of these slands hns resulted n the ntroducton of mmgrants of dverse races, some of whom, rhaps, both from a defectve socal tr.hung and a want of acquantance wth Amercan sentmout and the federal laws.show a laxty n regard to nsttuton of marrage ns t s recognzed by what s known as western cvlzaton, nnd a tendency to fret nvolate ts establshed prncples. nvte your careful attenton to such cases of ths knd ns may cono before you, remndng you that n your capacty of a Grand Jury, you are n a most rnphatlc sense the protector of marrage and the home from such lawlessness as would tend to destroy the sanctons of the one and the sacrednoss of the other." Thefollowlng nr tho members of the JuryWlllam Thompson, R. L. Auer-bac- h, Georges Kaser, O. Blackstad, W. Fredenburg, A. C. Alexander. N. E. Gedge, John C. Cluney, J. A. Olman, J. C. Anderson, H. L. Herbert, C. Nle-mn- n, H. E. Webster, W. W. Harrs. G. Schuman. S. Erllch, F. J. Cross, AV1-la- rd E Brown, F. M. Gehrlng. B. F. Vlckers. The court excused Theodore Rchards, Ed. Towse. J. Pddles, C. R. Collns and J. W. Glrvn, on account of varous dsqualfcatons. HAWAAN AND "C AND H REFNE BRAND Contlnu-- n-opage one). tember 30th, 1903, the total sland output of sugar was 426,248 tons. Whch was produced on plantatons now represented as follows: By Sugar Factors Co., Ltd., 349,315 tons or S2 per cent. By all others (ncludng Honolulu Plantaton, 27,000 tons) 76,933 tons or S per cent. Total of 2G.24S tons or 100 per cent. "Last season the delveres of Ha- - "Vlflllllll... nnrf. a1trr.lt fn nnn c mr., l vt.c VJUbU, vuauuku the dstrct west of the Msssspp rver were n excess of 165,000 tons, so J t wll be obvous that the Hawaan Refnery s splenddly equpped to take care of a large share of your busness properly. "The Hawaan Reflnrey s one of the most modern and te refneres n exlstenop. nml Wll hnra nafnllarl theren the most effcent machnery known to the sugar world. "ts admnstraton s n the hands of the followng drectors: R. p. Rlth-e- t, presdent, (Welch & Co.); Wallace M. Alexander, (Alexander & Baldwn, Ltd.); Frank B. Anderson, treasurer, (Bank of Calforna); Wnrren D;..Olark. (Wllams. Dmond & Co.); Albert Meyer, (Bank of Danel Meyer); James Rolph, Jr., (Hnd, JtolJh.& Co.); George E. Falrchlld, (merchant). "Mr. George M, Rolph, of San Francsco has been apponted manager, wth full power to attend to the nctlve busness nterests of the Corporaton. He s well versed n tho needs of ths market, and ts bearng upon the sugar ndustry of the Unted States. "TheVennlng operatons wll be under Mr. Max Lorenz, whose experence n refnng sugar n the German refneres, followed by hs very recent work n the producton of raw sugar n the Hawaan slands, well fts hm for hs dutes wth us. "We have ventured. n a general way, to outlne our poston before you, we feel that we are enttled to, and should receve, your hearty "Ask your Jobber for "Hawaan Refnery" sugar, whch s hereby guaranteed Cane Sugar. THE MMGRATON COMMSSON. t has not yet been decded when there wll be n meetng of the mmgraton Commssoners. Actng Governor Atknson s charman of the Board but today he was busy n gettng n harness for the work whch ho must carry on durng the absence of the Governor. t s thought that tho meet ng wll be held, at hs call, early ths week. lng h3 career. But so the fght was on. Robnson strred u p the Catholcs of the slands and, headed by.archbshop Harty, they sent a cable message to Washngton, costng $28. Tho Red Men met and sent on ther cable endorsng Juuge Robnson. Tho Elks, the mer- - cnans and tho followers of the Dole facton d the- same. - But, most mportant of all, tho Bar Assocaton agreed that no member would accept Judge Robnsons place. So Governor Carter was kckng around wthout a canddate untl ho nduced a young fellow named Anderson to consent to accept tho Judgoehlp. land n the last papers that came from Honolulu the Governor expressed hs entlro confdence that ho had relegated Judgo Robnson to prvate lfe, But the Ptvualdnnf lnn rennnnlnted Judge toblnson, and now Governor wno s quto ns explosve ns Presdent (Roosevelt, and qute as muoh of a poseur, wll have to resgn or ao-ce- pt the most blttar humlaton of hs career. Fne Jqf Prntng, Star Offce. BAD FRE TWEEN DECKS ONTHE TEXAN FEDERAL JDGM DSCUSSES THE SECRECY PROPOSTON AND VOLATON OF MARRAGE LAWS The specal term of tho federal court was opened ths mornng by Unted States Judge Dole, nnd n Grand Jury was sworn n and charged, nnd s ths afternoon engaged n nvestgatng the Porto Renn bgamy cases whch have hnd the attenton of the dstrct attorney and marshal snce the nst term expred. J. A. Gllman was named by tho Judge ns foreman of the Jury. The charge wus mostly formal legal nstructons regardng the dutes of Grand jurors, but Judge Dole gave some specal remarks regardng the polcy of secrecy and the for enforcement of Amercan laws relatng to mnrrlnge, among the new alen po pulaton here. Hs Honor sad n part: "Your duty s a very responsble onu, not only n the drecton of the protecton, of the communty aganst crme but also for the conscentous nvestgaton of charges, or of nformaton whch mght lead to charges aganst ndvduals, n order that those persons n relaton to whom thero s suffcent prma face evdence to support a charge of crme may be ndcted for the tral thereof, but also that such persons aganst whom the nformaton whch you may be able to roach s n suffcent, may be dscharged free of suspcon or loss or reputaton; n the r.ttcr easo the rule of secrecy becomes an mportant element. The secrecy of tho delberatons of a Grand Jury s also a necessary feature of ts work. n that t promotes the freedom and ndependence of tho ndvdual members trp down to recelvo sugar. Were the burnng cargo n the hold then t would be a smple matter to turn a stream of water nto tho vessel and Hood the place, but n consequence of the stuff beng stowed between decks ths process may not be done wthout puttng about 5,000 tons of water aboard as that entre compartment may have to be flooded. n order to avod such a thng, Captan Lyons began to have steam pumped down nto the hatch yesterday wth a vew to checkng the fre. A hundred pounds pressure was the rate that the steam was put nto the hatch. The steam was pumped n for nearly twenty-fou- r hours and ths mornng tho fre was stll gong. Chlof Thurston of the local fre department was consulted yesterday regardng the stuaton and ths mornng he expressed the opnon that nbut the only thng that could be done was to flood that secton of the vessel wth water. Tho steam was evdently not havng any effect upon the fre. The steel decks of the vessel were very hot ths mornng but ths condton was probably due to the fact that o quantty of steam had been forced nto the vessel. A force of men s engaged n removng a quantty of coal stored down Hatch No, 3. t s probable that the Texan wll be detaned n port. Sho was scheduled to leave for Kahulu wth about 6,000 tons of sugar on Thursday, but the fre wll be the cause of her havng to reman some days longer. Tho hull of the vessel s not lkely to be njured n any way by the fre and ths mornng the ultmate effect of the fre dd not seem to be serous. Freght Agent Morse of the Amercan Hawaan lne had consulted wth several chemsts and others regardng the btst means of fghtng the lre.. t was thought that t mght not bo necessary to Hood the entlro compartment. Every effort s naturally to be made to try and avod such an operaton for t s very lkely to cause a great deal of trouble and expense. t was decded to slack the lme and to try and confne tho operaton to the between decks secton whero the cargo that s afre, s stowed. There s nothng n the hold the cargo beng located on the deck Just above the hold. The hatch coverng was put n over the hold and efforts were made to confne the floodng and steamng of the bornlug cargo to tho partcular -n docks secton whore tho stuff s stored. Shortly nfter 1 oclock ths afternoon one of the engnes from the local fre department began to throw a stream of water nto the partcular secton. Steam s also g pumped nto tho fre secton. f tho fre can bo extngushed by ths means, t wll not bo nocossary to pump the entlro compartment of No. 2 hatch full of wntor. That compartment measures nearly tons n oxtunt nnd 11 vast volume of water would have to be put nto the vessel. t s regarded as hghly mportant to avod such a thng. A number of people expressed the opnon ths mornng that the oporatlon was not apt to bo successful, although Mors expressed the bolef that tho prospects, were, excellpnt for puttng tho flro out so that the work of dschargng tho enrgo could bo begun. What the extent of the damage wl be s conjectural. All of the lme wll be a total loss. Thero are 1,200 barrels consgned to T.. Davles and Company. Tho loss on ths consgnment wll bo nt least $10,000 nnd prob-ubl- y more. There are 400 bundles of shngles n the same secton of the shp and these are lkely to be a loss. Soma fee,d and flour aro also n tho compartment but the amount can not be gven, now, as t s not known exactly how much vvus put nto Hatch No. 2. Some ostlmuus placed tho probable loss as hgh as $25,OQ0. Morso thought that t would run at least $10,000 and possble hgher. Much wll depend upon tho success of the attempt that s now beng made to conflno the operatons to tho between decks secton. t s thought that tho flro may bo controlled wthout water gettng nto the hold. The orgn of tho fre s n mystery. Some of the craw wore workng between decks and n batch No the trp down but no ndcaton of any lre were een untl after tho veawl arrved n port. Spontaneous combuston may hav been the oaug for the lre.,t COMPANY. jvrt- - vszj&vmtmtvtf NtUMKXAllXta. FOR SALE MAKK DSTRCT. Sx room cottago s Mosqulto-proo- f Electrc lghts Connected wth sower Lot 60x90, frontng tn two streets. Prce, $2, J Henrv Waterhouse Trust Co.Ltc Corner Fort and Merchant Streets, Honolulu, - Hawa. Classfed Advertsng Wanted A few customers n tho Mnklkl dstrct for pure mlk, at ten cents Address P. O. Box 41. Energetc men of good appearance, wth references; lvng wages pad ana other nducements. Apply to Burton R. Charles, Arlegh & Co., corner ot Fort and Hotel. MANOA MPROVEMENT CLUB. Tho Manoa mprovement Club wll hold ts frst meetng for tho electon of offcers for the ensung, yoar on next Frday evenng at the resdence of Judgo W. J. Hoblnson, Manoa Road tax-paye- rs All resdents and n Manoa Valley, except those n Collego Hll Dstrct, are nvted to Jon. The roll of membershp can be sgned by applcaton to W. B. Mallng of the U. 3. Dstrct Clerks offce or Robert Mst at Alexander & Baldwn, Ltd. t s urgently requested that all those nterested n the wellfaro of Manoa Valley adjacent to the upper Manoa Road sgn the roll and attend tho meetng. TEXAN ARRVED SATURDAY The S. S. Texan arrved off the port Rnturdny nght from Seattle and came nto the harbor yesterdny. Sho wll load sugar for Delawaro Breakwater. She lands at Honolulu, Kahulu and Hllo. The vessel brought 3,500 tons of freght for Honolulu. HLO BANANA SHPMENT. "Theres nothng new n tho matter of the shpment of the Hllo bananas," sad R. W. Shngle today. "Vlckers of,hllo has been here n connecton wth ths and other mntters and we have,had several consultatons. He returns tomorrow on the S. S. dclnau and there,may possbly be somethng to report Rafter we hear from hm agan." NEW ANNUAL ADVERTSEMENTS. MEETNQ. AMERCAN SUGAR COMPANY, LTD The annual meetng Of the Amercan Sugar Company, Lmted, wll bo held at the offce of E. H. Wodehouse, No. - r.nc. c..1 uuu uutcvhu t,..! uuuff, ths mornng 11 juurcanc -. est, Honolulu, February 15th, 1906, at 2 oclock p. m. for tho electon of a Board of Drectors for tho ensung year tho recepton of annual rqports, and for such other busness as may be brought before sad meetng. A. M. BROWN, Secretary, Amercan Sugar Co., Ltd. Honolulu, February 5, NOTCE. There wll lt a dance at tho Hawaan Hotel tonght, to whch are nvted the managers of tho Moana and Young Hotels and ther guests, and all frends of the Royal Hawaan Hotel.. BEWS, Managor. ELECTON OF OFFCERS. LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. shnro-holdo- At tho annual meetng of the rs of the abovo company held February 10, 1906, the followng offcers were elected to servo for tho ensung year, vz: F. J. Lowrey Presdent W. AV. nt Harrs O. C. Swan Secretary & Treasuror C.. Cooko Audtor Robert Lewers Drector C. M. Cooke Drector O. C. SAVAN, Soprotury. Honolulu, February 10, BY AUTHORTY NOTCE TO CONTRACTORS. Healed tenders wll ba receved at the offce of tho County Clerk, County of Oahu, untl 12.,nDOH,.FJBbru4ry 19th 1906, for the oreotlon and completon (of a renforced concrete) brdge on the Nuunnu Pall Road, Coolau sde. Plans and specfcatons are on fle nt tho ofhco of the County Clork. The Commttee on Roads, Brdges and Parks roservo the rght to reject any and all tenders receved. Certfed chock for Fve Hundred ($500.00) Dollars must accompany all tenders payable to tho Board of Supervsors. J. LUCAS, E. R. ADAMS. Commttee on toadu, Brdge and Parka, Honolulu, T. H Ftbruary S, 1900.

6 t P t", mx. THE HAWAAN STAtl. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 12, Unon r Ralroad Pacfc SUGGESTS Speed and Comfort Three trans dally through cars, frst kstl second class to all ponts. ed rates take eftect soon. Wrlto UOJT. 3. F. Booth General Agent. No. 1 Montgomery Street, San Francsco. Travellers THAT Agree ffl Onr am. S Quckest, Fnest, Best A Tran that Supples All Demands To St. Lous or Chcago N 3 DAYS from San Francsco. ELECTRC LGHT? READNG LAMPS, CLUB ARS ALL GOOD. TNGS SontaT Pacfc nformaton Bureau M Market Btret, Ban FroacUco. Oahu Ralway and Land Co.s TC MS TABB OCTOBER 6, OUTWARD. For Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and Way Statons 9:15 a. m., 3:20 p. m. For Pearl Cty, Ewa Mll and Way Statons 17:30 a. m 9:15 a. m., 11:03 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m.,. 5:15 p. m., t9:?0 p. m., fu:15 p. m. NWARD. tarlre Honolulu from Kahuku, Walalua and JVaanae S:3G a. m., 5:31 p. m. Arrve Honolulu from Ewa Mll and Pearl Cty 17:46 a. m S:36 a. m., 10:38 a. m., "1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. m 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. Dally. tsunday Excepted. JSunday only. Tho lalelwa Lmted, a two-hotran, leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:22 a. m., returnng arrves n Honolulu at 10:10 p. m. Tho Lmted stops only nt Pearl Cty and Walanae. B. P. DENSON, F. C. SMTH, wupt. G. P. & T. A. m he. t: ComnKsoj Merchants Bngar Factors. AGENTS FOR The Ewa Plantaton Company, The Walalua Agrcultural Co., Ltd. The Kohala Sugar Company. The Walmea Sugar Mll Company. Thu Fulton ron Works, St. Loula, Ma The Standard Ol Company. The George F. Blake Steam Pump. Westons Centrfugals. The New England Mutual Lfe nsur- - anco Company of Boston. The Aetna Fre nsurance Company of Hartford, Conn. The Allance Assurance Company of London. THE HAWAAN REALTY AND MATURTY CO. Ltd. Real Estate, Mortgages, Loans and nvestment ttecurltles. Homes bult on the nstallment plan. Home Offce: Mclntyre Buldng., T. H. 1 K. KENTWELL, General Manager. A. HGAK, PHOTOGRAPHER. Frst class cabnets, two vews $3.00 per dozen. Corner Beretanla and Nuuanu. A Columba Graphophone s gven absolutely free to Star subscrbers. Head offer on page 7. mm Do not onvy t tho boattfull la r ot oucrs, s- - but possess t yb yuuaull. uwu aro born wth( beautful har, others acqulro t. but nono have t thrust mm upon tho m. t Thoso who ao-- nlro t do so, for tho nostv part, by thoj dscovery that thcro s a remedy for locks thnned by dscaso, or whch may havo bo-copromattroly gray: aud that romody s Mar Vgor & ca.x.cl nsurance kgt$$ AGENTS FOP New England Mutual Lft nsurance Co OF BOSTON. Etna Ere nsurance Co., OF HARTFORD, CONN. J. P. Cooke, Manager. OFFCERS: H. P. Baldwn Presdent J. B. Castle nt Frst W. M. Vce-Presde- Alexander.Second nt L. T. Peck Vce-Presde- Thrd nt J. Waterhouse Treasurer E. E. Paxton Secretary W. O. Smth Drector Sugar Factors and Commsson flerchants AQENS FOR Hawaan Commercal & Sujju Company, Haku Sugar Company, Paa Plantaton, Maul AgrJc Company, Khe Plantaton Company, Hawaan Sugar Company, Kahuku Plantaton Company, Kahulu Ralroad Company, Haleakala Ranch Company. f, BREWER ft CO, LTD, QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, H. T AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural Company, Ono-me- a Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar Company, alluku Sugar Company, Ockala Sugar Plantaton Company, Haleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala Ranch. Planters Lne Shppng Company. Charles Brewer & Cos Lne of Boston Packets. LST OF OFFCERS. Charles M. Cooke Presdent Geo. H. Robertson.. & Mgr. E. Faxon Bshop....Treas. & Secy. F. W. Macfarlane Audtor P. C. Jones Drector C. H. fooke Drector J. R. Gat Drector All of the above named consttute the Board of Drectors. v. Best Meal n Town Hotel Street near Nuuanu. T. ODA MANAC- r- OPEN-AL- L NGHT. NEWCOMBS OF SKETCHES 1. DSPLAY OF HAWA THE DALY MRROR AND AMERCAN OF MANCHESTER, NEW HAMP- SHRE DEVOTES CONSDERABLE SPACE TO A DSPLAY OF E. A. P. NEWCOMUES COLLECTON OF ORGNNAL SKETCHES AND PHOTOGRAPHS OF HAWA AND HAWAAN SCENES.. The Manchester (N. H.).Dally Mrror and Amercan of January 16 has tho followng about an exhbt ot sketches by E. A. P. Newcomb, who, wth hs sster. Btll clams Honolulu as hs home : A collecton of water color sketches and photographc vews whch have world, falls to gve hs readers the desred data concernng these hlstrc sl ands, whch snce 98, Uncle Sam has counted among the chocest and m-- st nterestng of hla smaller possessons. HAWA Such apparent nterest was manfested n the lecture gven at the nsttute rooms recently by Professor George H. Barton, who spoke of the slands largely as he had known them twenty-fv- e or thrty years ago, that t occurred to Mr. Newcomb, who was present on that occason, that an exhbt of these sketches and vews whch he had brought wth hm from hs home would be tmely, brngng the subject, as t were, to an te ssue. The sketches set forth the matchless and ndescrbable color of the country, the grandeur of ts mountan scenery, the rugged coast lne, the plcturesue-nes- s of ts fertle valleys, hntng of great agrcultural possbltes, and qute as enlghtenng perhaps are the many vews whch tell of the onward march of progress that has practcally transformed Honolulu, the captal cty, durng the past few years. MODERN ARCHTECTURE. n place of the one-stor- y dwellngs and merchants stalls borderng the, narrow, unpaved and ndfferent streets of a few short years ago, the vstor to Honolulu today, as he traverses, the thoroughfares, as fnely lad out and kept as those of any metropoltan cty n the states, sees rsng about hm sub- - stantlal busness blocks fve and sx stores hgh of steel constructon and modern n every partcular, fne educatonal nsttutons, magnfcent churches, rch n agrcultural desgn and lftng heavenward lofty spres, fre statons fully equpped for the protecton of lfe and property, whle n the resdental sectons are to be seen magnfcent dwellngs erected on the most an- -! proved lnes of modern archtecture. The sketches, whch are of ponts about Honolulu and places of specal nterest n the slands, are arranged n groups whch are equally nterestng. Through the courtesy of Mr. Newcomb, The Mrror representatve had the prvlege of a prvate vew of the collecton before t was placed on exhbton and at that tme learned muc of nterest concernng the subjects of the sketches. n the group devoted to Oahu sl-- and wll be seen one of an avenue at Ho- through the Catholc cemetery nolulu, showng the perspectve of the stately royal palms. LANDMARK OF THE SLAND. Qute as nterestng perhaps as any of the group s that n whch the observer gets a glmpse of tho harbor waters J wth Damond Head, the landmark of tack-grounthe sland, rsng sharply n d. the Nestlng n a wealth of beau- - tlful tropcal trees are several of the buldngs used for government purposes, notable among them the one to the left, whch was once the royal palace. The gorgeous mass of scarlet colorng n tho foreground whch commands the jeye s formed by the blooms of the roya poncana trees wmcn grow to tho sze of small elms and from May to October wear ther scarlet dress, lookng for all the world lke a gant bouquet. n the same group s also to be seen a nearer vew of Damond Head, also a vew of Koko Head, both of whch the tourst has an opportunty to closely observe as the good shp must swng around them when gong nto the harbor waters stretchng out before Honolulu. A sketch of the Pauoa valley, charmngly depcts the gorgeous colorng of the rce felds, wth the Punchbowl loomng up on the rght and the Walanae mountans n the dstance, slhouetted aganst the heavens. The sxth number of the group shows a fne old cocoa palm trees as seen at Oahu College. AN AWE-NSPRN- VEW. G Three of the most nterestng or tho sketches devoted to places on the sland of Maul have to do wth Mt. Haleakala. tho greatest extnct crater n the wrld, beng 9 mles long, 3 mles wlds wth an ascent of 10,000 feet to the summt. The group of buldngs shows the startng pont of the thou- NOT VERY SCK. But you wll re f you neglect to get relef from those dzzy, fant an. hungry spells, hot flushes, shortness ot thh ggantc crater for the sands of vstors who go to the top of breath, etc., whch tell you your heart vew nto the bowels of the earth s weak, an dunable to purfy the blood for fully one-ha- lf mle. The area of Dr. Mles Heart Cure wll gve such the crater s so vast, some dea beng relef, by strenghtenlng the nerves gleaned of ts extent through the asserton made that t would take n the and muscles of tho heart. ts so sure that t s sold on a guarantee to refund whole of New York Cty, that one prce f frst bottle fals to beneft. peerng nto t from tho summt does not realze ts mghty depth. Near the summt of Mt. Haleakala, as wll be seen, a shelter has been erected for the protecton of toursts who wsh to reman over nght to see the sun rse. So great s the fury of the wnd, says Mr. Newcomb, that consderable trouble s beng experenced n keepng the roof of the shelter n poston.,every method whch has been tred at dfferent tmes but as yet nothng has been ht ubon whch has been strong enough to defy the wnds for any length of tme. Htchng the horses on the protected sde of the shelter, tho vstors to the summt proceed on foot about 300 feet to a place thngs Hawaan for tholr theme, were Havo you lost your har? t wll placed on exhbton yesterday for the Tcstoro t. las your har faded or beneft of the publc, n the large show turned gray? t wll brng back tho wndow of the Tracton companys offce on Hanover street. color and gloss of youth. n brof, tloro s no condton, short of abso-lut- The sketches are by Mr. E. A. P. destructon o of tho roots, n Newcomb, a resdent of Honolulu, who whch Ayors Har Vgor wll not s at present lnng a busness contract produco luxurant har. n ths cty, and the several groups, together wth buldngs, of some ot whch Do not bo deceved by cheap mtatons whch wll only dsappont you. Mr. Newoomb has the honor of beng walls and there they get a vew nto where there s a break n the lava Mako sure you got AYEVS Har archtect, are drawng to them more the crater, whch wthout excepton s Vgor. than passng attertlon, and deservedly. the bggest hole n the world. Prepared by Dr. J.C.Ayer&Co.,Lowetl,Mas3.,U.SA so, for they are nterestng and enllght-jenn- g As they look nto ts vast depths attenton s attracted to the cnder cones n the extreme, beng llustratve of that whch Amercans are clamorng whch rse from tho bottom to a heght and eager to know, yet concernng of several hundred feet and are of a Castle & Gooke,Ltd whch lttle has been wrtten. pecular reddsh brown color. Ther Even Stoddard, who so delghtfully formaton can be lkened, although on depcts many of the show places of tho a ggantc scale, to the bubbles whch rse and burst as an outlet to heat on a kettle of bolng molasses"candy. Tho summt of Mt. Haleakala s crowned wth sands and lava walls rsng Jagged and gaunt aganst the skes. A FNE GOVERNMENT ROAD. Beautful sketches are shown of the West Maul mountans bathed n lqud sunshne and skrted by cane felds, as seen at a dstance of twenty mles, and stll another depctng the grandeur of approachng evenng as the sun snks behnd the mountans, leavng t he heavens clothed n color whch rvals the tmngs of the ranbow. Mr. Newcomb calls attenton to the fact that around the base of these mountans a fne government road has been bult, whch for tropcal scenery and ocean vew effects makes t, n comparson, one of the fnest, most nterestng and pcturesque. (The entrance to the sleepy old town of Lahana, the ancent captal of the slands, s marked by the thckest of tropcal trees, whch are fathfully depcted by the artst. Of specal nterest n the remanng group s the sketch of the leper settlement, whch nestles under the frownng clffs on a pont of land Juttng out nto the water on the sland of Molo-ka- l. The ste was selected, t s sad, by reason of ts naccessblty except by water, thus makng escape mpossble for any confned there. RESEMBLES A FSHNG VLLAGE. The settlement, says Mr. Newcomb, s not the dreary and cheerless place one mght magne, for although confned there for the remander of ther days, the vctms of the dread dsease are provded wth every comfort and amusement whch they could desre. They work or not, as they feel dsposed, and those who desre them are provded wth snug lttle homes of ther own whch are erected for them by the government. They have ther own bands, lbrary, hosptals, churches and places of amusement, and are, so far as possble, qute content and happy. Lookng at the settlement from the water one not nformed would never guess ts nature, as t bears a strkng resemblance to a snug lttle fshng vllage. A laang u yuuujku on.uau s shown, and n stll another sketch of the group one gets an dea of the great beauty of the oleander trees n the tro- - pcs, thoso shown beng n front of an old hotel at Walluku. An nterestng sketch s shown of the abandoned settlement of grass houses near Lahana whch were once occuped by the Glbert slanders, nearly all of whom have been returned by the government at ther request. t s pecular to the slands that the vnes bloom n wnter and to gve an dea of the rot of colorng n an aban- - doned garden one has been sketched whch was overgrown by the bougaln- - vllle vne, one of the most gorgeous to be seen n the tropcs. One of the sketches not ncluded n the groupng has for Us theme fve of the gant cocoa palms whch are near j Lahana. They are tho oldest n the slands, t s.beleved, two n fact be- - ng so aged that they have lost ther venerable heads. Whle ther age cannot be determned, t s probably that they have been mute sentnels watchng over the slands for a great number of years. Stll another of the sngle sketches depcts the beautful blendng of color as seen n the clffs on tho wndward coast of the sland of Molokal. FNE HOTELS AND CHURCHES. Among the photographc vews tha observer should dwell a moment to nspect those shown of the magnfcent hotels, among them the Royal Hawaan, the oldest n Honolulu; the Alexander Young, stuated n the center of the cty, whch boasts one of the fnest roof gardens whch could be magned and from whch s to be had a commandng vews. The Moana s at Waklkl beach, where the vstor may enjoy a dp n the oceon every day the year round, rrhe Halewa Hotel s at a pont about ffty mles from Honolulu, to whch runs the only steam ralroad n the sland. The hotel, wth ts Japanese gardens, excels n beauty, and the rde to that pont s exceedngly pcturesque and unque. f one has been nclned to thnk of the Hawaan slands as the abode of savages or at best a heathen people, t wll be well for them to pause a moment n contemplaton of the vews of the several beautful houses of worshp whch are shown. Note, for nstance, K. FUKURODA, Hotel Street. o 1 UK - CROCKERY, EMBRODERED SCREENS, KMONOS, SLK SHRT WASTS, NOVELTES, ETC., ETC. AT LOWEST PRCES. 1 No. JO, Klne Street SHRTS, FROM 75 CENTS AND UP NECKWEAR, FROM: 15 CENTS UP TO $1.50. CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK. A Bargan n Furnture Ths woul bo a very lberal offtr for cash. But for $2 per week you can get tho followng Wortl j Ths lberal offer ncludes the followng lst: enameled brass trmmed, full szed bedstead, 1 oak dresser, 1 oak wash stand, 1 set of sprngs and mattress, 1 table, 1 oak chars, 1 oak rocker, 4 pllows, 1 rug. SEE US TODAY. H Ltd. HOTEL AND UNON STREETS. ASumm rfroposton Well, now, theres the CE QUESTON! You know youll need ce, you know t s a necessty n hot weather. We omleve you are anxous to get that ce whch wll gve you satsfacton, and "od lke to supply you. Order from GE D LUC CO. Telephone 1151 Blue, Postofflce Box 606. the beauty of St. Andrews Epscopal Cathedral, entrely of stone both nsde and out, plans for the extenson of whch Mr..Newcomb s now arrangng. Then agan there s the Central Unon, the largest church of the Congregatonal socety and one of the fnest edfces n Honolulu The new Catholc cathedral, whch s about to be bult n Honolulu, and for whch plans have been completed by Mr. Newcomb, wll, when erected, "bo as beautful n ts style of archtecture as any of those n Europe. t s to take the place of the old cathedral standng next to the new Convent of the Sacred Hearts, whch shows a front elevaton of 250 feet and contans twenty schoolrooms. The gardens are gven up to closters lke those of the convents of tho old world. MEMORALS TO MRS. PROCTOR. Notce tho vews of St. Elzabeths msson, the chapel, rectory and school havng been bult by sklled Chnese labor. The msson s a memoral to the late wfe of Mr. Proctor of the frm of Proctor & Gamble of vory soap fame, Mr. Proctor, although he has never been n the slands, havng gven the funds for tho purchase of tho land and the erecton of the buldngs to Bshop Restarlck, who was hs frend. (The chancel of the chapel s to be further beautfed by a Tffany wndow, also the gft of Mr. Proctor. Oahu College was founded by the early mssonares as a preparatory school. The course at the present tme, however, s complete and there s be erected at Oahu College, and t s safe to affrm t bult after ether of the plans submtted by Sr. Newcomb they wll compare wth any cot-leg- es of the of the East n ther style of archtecture. Besdes the fne schools whch Prln-- (Contued on page seven). Tho student can use PRMO LAGER wth much beneft. Ths flno beer s guaranteed to furnsh relef from bran fag and other troubles resultng from burnng tho mdnght ol. clears tho cobwebs out of the bran, tones the system, nvgorates and refreshes the body and s n addton one of tho pleasant beverages magnable. no longer need of dudb comlnc- tn t,o states to fnsh ther educaton. The Mlls nsttute s the mportant school for Chnese boys. t s a boardng school conducted by Mr. Frank Damon, one of tho most famous educators of the Chnese n tho world. n the near future modern dormtores are to k:. soshma TELEPHONE Offce, Man 343. Resdence, Blue 2291 Wallace General-Baggag- e Jackson EXPRESS and Dray Busness DELVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CTY LARGE OR SMALL PARCELS. V STAND: Merchant and Alakea Streets. Rng up "Blue 1411 and nqure about the TT A. frs. Kearns s Sellng at Jf.J3tO.C sjj cents per pound Ths should nterest all caterers. There has been nothng lke t before n Honolulu. "fe Best Pan W. P. Fullers PURE PREPARED PANT has a hgh gloss fnsh and s tho most durable prepared pant on the market. t s strctly a Pacfc Coast product and s prepared wth Pure Lead, Pure Znc and Lnseed Ol. t s unexcelled for durablty and unsurpassed for beauty of fnsh. t s, n fact, a perfect pant n all requstes. 1 1 D AGENTS 177 S.KNG STREET WNG OJJONTO, Corner Kng and Bethel Streets. Dealer n Furnture, Rattan and Fbre Chars, etc. All knds of Koa Furnture Made to Order. P. O. Box Hawaan Carrage Manufacturng Company 427 QUEEN ST. TEL. MAN 47. P. O. BOX 193. Manufacturers of. all knds of Carrages and Vehcles, Wagons, Wagon Materals of all descrptons suppled; Rubber Tres put on at reasonable prces; Reparng, Pantng and Trlm- - nwb, Buuauuun guaranteed, est mates gven. C. W. ZEGLER, Manager. aart & CO., LTD The Elte ce Cream Parlors. Chocolates and Confectons ce Cream am Water cea Bakery Lunch. HE FNEST RESORT H THE CTY Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce.

7 6 THE Bank of Hawa LMTED. ncorporated Under the Laws of the Terrtory of Hawa, PAD-U- P CAPTAL $600, SURPLUS 300, UNDVDED PROFTS 78.C01.C3 OFFCERS. Charles M. Cooke Presdent. Vce-Presde- nt P. C. Jones Frst Vce-Presde- nt F. W. Macfarlanc...2nd C. H. Cooke Casher C. Hustaco Jr Assstant Casher F. B. Damon Assstant Casher Zeno K. Myers Audtor DRECTORS: Chas. M. Cooke. P. C. Jones, F. W. Macfarlane, 13. F. Bshop, E. D. Tenney, J. A. McCandlcss, C. H. Atherton, C. H. Cooke, F. B. Damon, F. C. Atherton. COMMERCAL AND SAVNGS Strct attenton gven to all branches of Bankng JUDD BULDNG. FORT STREET. ESTABLSHED N 1S38. BSHOP & C BANKEKS Commercal and Travelers Letters S)f Credt ssued on the Bank of Calforna and N. M. Rothschlds & Sons, London. Correspondents for the Amercan Express Company, and Thos. Cook & Son. nterest allowed on term and Savngs Bank Deposts. Claus Sprec-pl- s. Wm. G. BANKERS HONOLULU, H. San Francsco Agents The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. DRAW EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCSCO The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. LONDON Unon of London & Smths Bank, Lt. NEW YORK Amercan Exchange tlonal Bank. CHCAGO Corn Exchange Natonal Bank. PARS Credt Lyonnas. BERLN Dresdner Bank. HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The Hongkong and Shangha Bankng Corpwatlon. NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALA Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of Australasa. VCTORA AND VANCOUVER of Brtsh North Amerca. rwn. Bank TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG AND EXCHANGE BUSNESS.. ASSOC 0 TWO SURPRSES WERE FURNSH- ED BY THE TEAMS N SATUR- DAY AFTERNOONS GAMES. n Saturdays assocaton football games the knowng ones were all upset, for the best that the Malles could do was to te wth the Punahous at one all whle the Damond Heads defeated the olants by 1 to 0. The teams were: Malles Goal, J. J. Belser; ful backs, J. McGUl, R. Anderson; half backs, F. Davles, D. Center, R. Chllllngworthj forwards, M. Smpson, H. Cat-tera- Gray, ll, J. P. Hnrwood, F. Baley. Punahou Goal, A. A. Catton; backs, W. Sopor, half-badk- G. Fuller; s, R. McCorrston, rwn, A. Lowrey, forwards J. Catton, J. Cockburn, R. Cat- - ton, C. Cooke, W. Campbell. Damond Head Goal,. Chlton; full backs E. Grune, R. Clarke; half backs, P. Gleason, J. Clarke, E. Dosha; forwards, En Sue, S. ChltllngwOrth, G. Desha, E. Fernandez, A. Wllams. olanls Goal, T. Carter; full backs, E. Kellett, J. Kellett; half backs, Mon Yn, M. Anderson, F. Harrson; forwards, J. Kea, L. Blackman, J. Anderson, J. Woo, E. Kea. Referee, H. B. Snclar. Lnesmen, Messrs. McKlnnon and Beardmore. Standng of the teams: olanls.... Malles.... Punahous. Y. M. C. A. D. Heads., Columba Graphophone free, See Columba f paga 7. page 7. THE HAWAAN STAt, MQjjjBAY, FEBntTAlY 12, sevbm SPO RTS FREE FREE AT SCORES ON Wo Goals P. W. L. D. For Aganst WOODS Ponts olanls, 6; Malles, 8; Puna hous, 5; Y. M. C. A., 1; D. Heads, 4. NOTCE SENT TO SECRETARY ATKNSON NOTFES NTEROR DEPARTMENT THAT HE S ACTNG GOVERNOR. After assumng the dutes of the governors offlco on Saturday, Secretax-- Atknson sent a letter to the nteror Department, notfyng Secretary Htch cock of hs acton. The letter was as follows: "February 10, "Hon. E. A. Htchcock, Secretary of the nteror, Washngton, D. C. Sr: The duty falls upon me to n form you that actng under the advce of hs physcan, the Governor wll temporarly refran from attendng tho dutes of hs ofllce. Durng hs dsablty t wll bo. my duty to assume and perform the functons of tle Gov ernor, under the provson s of Secton 70 of "An Act to provde a govern ment for the Terltory of Hawa." No serous consequences are antcpated from the present llness of Mr. Carter, as you wll observe from the letter of hs physlcoan, a copy of whch enclose. have tho honor to be, sr, your obedent servant, "(Sgned) A. L. C. ATKNSON, "Actng Governor of Hawa." Governor Carter, before sgnng the letter askng Atknson to take up hs offce, slgned tho fnal papers approvng the bond sale Just made by Treasurer Campbell. t was thought best to have the governor sgn the AT WORK WHTHER cup TC NTERESTNG GOLF WAS PLAYED ON THE HALEWA LNKS YES- TERDAY AFTERNOON. Jess Woods was the frst to get hs name on the Whte Rock golf cup, the tournament beng played yesterday at Halelwa. There was a strong wnd blowng whch prevented anythng lke record golf. Followng are the entres and the scores made: 1st 2nd Net Name. Rnd. Rnd. Hep. Scr. J. G. Rothwell C. S. Weght Scr Scr. SS 67 S S Scr S S S Scr S T52 59 S F. Armstrong 51 Jess Woods 33 J. Cullen, Jr 52 O. E. Wall 47 H. Glffard 44 C. Falk 61 S. R. Jordan 59 Spaldng 49 C. J. Hutchlns 52 W. Grace 48 M. Phllps 61 F. Halstead 53 R. A. Jordan 66 J. Evans 51 E. M. Campbell 56 Q. H. Berrey 49 W. Wllamson T. Treadway 57 J. D. Mclnerny 5S F. W. Klebahn 51 N. Watklns 53 F. C. Smth 55 S. A. Walker 63 J. D. Yost 64 C. B. Hgh. S. Dllngham Dr. H. Wood 48 J. S. Orme O. Moyall 49 H. Johnson 51 A. Mahaulu 50 H. R. Grant 61 O. Cox 49 P. Schmdt 63 H. A. Wlder 53 W. C. Wlder 71 A. A. Dunn S 18 Scr. 12 Scr. S 12 Scr. 15 Scrt Scr S S 127 Unfnshed. The wnners score was ted by O. Cox, who, wth a handcap of 12, also totaled 85. A protest aganst allowng ths to go n was entered. Havng drawn the bye, Cox went the rounds wthout consultng the commttee hs companon, and, although the commttee n decdng the protest entered on ther mnutes that ths procedure dd not reflect on Cox n anyway.ttprevent-e- d hs score from standng. THE BG TDAL WAVE AT THE WAVE WAS SEVEN FEET N EXTREME HEGHT FFTEEN MNUTES N DURATON. FREE HLO, February A tdal wave of Deposts Receved, Loans Made on small proportons, but the real thng, Atmroved Securty. Commercal and came on tho coast and nto Hllo bay Vavellers Credts ssued. Blls of Ex. about 6 p. m. Wednesday evenng. The change Bought and Sold. waters frst receded to a pont con sderably below low tde and then slow COLLECTONS PROMPTLY AC- ly returned and rose to a heght of COUNTED FOR. about 30 nches above hgh tde mark. The water rose fully up to the floor of approval and thus avod any possble tho old wharf at the foot of Wala- - me legal over an approval nuenue entanglements street and over the ralroad By by the actng governor. track at ts lowest places. The sea SPECAL ARRANGEMENT wth Columba Phonograph Co. the Hawaan Star s enabled was unsettled and several successve to make the followng Lmted. wav3 followed of about the same ESTABLSHED heght. About ffteen mnutes was lomsdspla consumed by the wave n recedng from EXTRAORDNARY OFpER Captal Subscrbed Yen 24,000,000 ts hghest to ts lowest pont and Captal Pad Up 18,000,000 about as much n rsng agan to Reserve Fund 9,940,000 ETCH SO F HAWA Walakea rver and other lower ponts, was watched by a good many. At the HEAD OFFCE, YOKOHAMA. Walaket rver and other lower ponts, (Contnued from page sx.) nhabted by the Japanese, there was Branches and Agences: somethng lke a panc. There was cess Bernlce has provded for her peo very much of a mx up n the rver of Cut out the attached coupon and mal t n to the offce of The Hawaan Star and we wll send Honolulu, New York, San Francsco, ple, there are eght or nne publc Japanese fshng boats.steam and. London Lyons, Bombay, Hongkong, schools, whch are modern n every naphtha launches and tugs, sugar bar S 11 V.!. Newchwang, Pekln, Shangha, Tentsn, partcular, from rollng parttons to ges and aquatc vegetaton loosened REGULAR.JVHUV, VS twll J V V. 1 ll- - UW HUH V, Vll 1 VJ W UU 1,1111 W UV. ll V X XJJJ. $7.50 COLUMBA GRAPHOPHONE. tj Kobe, Nagasak, Toklo, Osaka. Masons safety treads. Durng the The Banks buys and receves for col past two years the cty of Honolulu from the upper shores or tne rver, ; fow fshng boats were smashed and B B H ps BBS fl Sk HBBH HSSH 8MB El lecton Blls of Exchange, ssue Drafts alone has expended $150,000 for school 50 or 60 feet of Lucas boat house wharf D B y BL ffl W ma fh BLr Sua En and Letters of Credt, and transacts a buldngs, vews of the fnest, the Royal and the Normal, whch have just The nhabtants, many of them, left was damaged and requred rebuldng, ffllyp H BsaKn B B 1 genra bankng busness. been completed, are not ncluded n for and ground, somo go wb hgher drer Honolulu Branch 67 Kng Street Mr. Newcombs collecton. ng up the ralroad trnck and campng A number of resdences are shown, out for tho nght, others to tho enclo VTr the A.m PAS, 1 1 To-da- y, To-morro- w Tm Not marked characterstc jof each be- - j sures at the Foregn and Hall! churches ng tho lanal or pazza. t s deeper brngng what baggage they could thnn thos wth whnh Amfrp.mf nrr carry wth them. Some of the whte COUPON OF NQURY. Manufacturer of Ul: Jeles, Taropatch famlar, and s used, t s sad, as the nhabtants, also, down toward Reeds and Gutars. prncpal lvng room. bay concluded to vst ther frends on All knds of repar work. Busness blocks are shown, among hgher ground. Slght damage was them tho Stangenwald buldng of steel done to tho Klnau brdge and to tho Date, Unon Street Honoulu. and stone constructon and the hghest n Honolulu. Tho fre statons, of brdge. The total heght of the wave Box 36.6, Cty. Jetty between ths and the ralroad HAWAAN STAR, whch there nro.four or fve, are as between hghest and lowest pont was Y. SH, Corner Beretanla and Nuuanu Sts. modern and as any of about 7 feet. The bg tdal wave of 7 Please send Solctor to my address to explan FREE GRAPHOthose n the largest ctes of the world. was 6 feet hgher,, and that of four or PHONE OFFER. fve years ago about- - the same as ths JAPANESE DRUGGSTS PRZE GENERAL MERCHANDSE OFFERED. Theso were both due to earthquakes, Name Joo Canon, who s to take tho Hawaan Band to the manland for a n Japan, and was hgher on the Kona Address. tho latter tdal wave to an earthquake All knds Amercan patent medcnes at low prces. tour. s already workng out plans for sldo of tho sland. The older resdents the hands tnerary, and s also anxous to havo tho bg posters ltho- sent ono.though these waves are often beleve such was tho causo of tho pre graphed. One of thoeo posters s to caused by storms at sea. Hllo Trbune F YOU WSH TO ADVERTSE llustrate tho band. Cohon wshes a N NEWSPAPERS typcal Hawaan bach ground not only SUGAR ON HAWA. ANYWHERE AT ANYTMO for tho plcturo of tho band, but of the Admral Beckley of the steamer K glee Coll on or club as well, and he has thorofore nau reports the followng sugar on Wrte to a prlzo decded offer of $15 for tho hand at varous Hawa plantatons E.C.DAKES ADYERTSfG AGEBCY best background desgn for the band, yesterday: Olaa O.800 bags; Walakea 134 Sansomo Street and $10 for the noxt best desgn, whch 11,000; Hawa Mll 4,000; Walnoku 17 f 6AN FRANCSCO, CALF. g may be used for a hack ground for the 500; Onomea 700S; Pepeeko 12,446; Ho- - glee club pcture. nomu ; Hakalau WSOQ; OokaU 7.000; Kukaau 4,000; Hamukun lo.uno; Graphophonu Pnauhau 13,500; Honokaa 5,500; Kukul- - haolo 3,500; Honuapo e NkThls machne captures the sayngs and dongs of and at tho wll the day, of the operator repeats them. f you whsper nto t the whsper wll be repeated. f you tlrop a pn before t, t nose of the pn httng the floor s reproduced. Equal to the loudest or the fantest nose. The machne repeats every tone wth absolute! accuracy. To OJLX ajncl WDr e to a trals Columba Graphophone 3000 dfferent- selectons to choose from of the Columba Records. They wll render Grand Opera song, nstrumental musc, wll bark as a dog, mew as a cat, croak as a frog, sng a a beetle, buzz as a mosquto. e 9 n fact any concevable sound can no wmnprpn nv nn v mmn Daly Demonstratons at A. B. Arlegh fe Co., Fort and Hotel Streets Dstrbutng Agents for Columba Phonograph Company, f - Jrtt v. - "SB.

8 TOURSTS ATTENTON! Vo havo the ttosl oomploto lno of Hawaan nnd Samoun curos n town. Just tlo thngs you want to take home. WOHANS EXCHANGE ts An Easy Hatter to eradcate dandruff f you use DANDRUFF KLLER. One applcaton of ths now famous germl-fcld- e and har food wll convnce you of ts merts try t. Sold by all Druggsts and at the PTJnlon Barber Shop, Telephone Man 232 DR. A. J. DERBY, DENTST. Offce n Boston Bulldlntr. Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 noon; 1 p. n E p. m. EDWARD ARMTAGE, M. D. Hotel Street, Honolulu. P. O. Box 223 Offce Hours: 8 to 11 a. m., 3 to 5 p. ta., 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays: 9 to 10 a. m. Telephone Man 337. Jtesldenco: Royal Hawaan Hotel. Man SCO Peoples Express Co. M. T. Marshall, Prop. uagrage, uuu rwuua.-- - fully moved. 137 Merchant Street. Stable Phono Blue 1S21. Boston Restaurant HAS MOVED TO HOTEL STREET CLOSE TO FORT. Frst Class Coolts and Courteous Dnng Room Boys Open 5:30 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. Saturday open to 12 p. m. 21 Meal Tckets xomen Gate Coresseu Yeast -- AT- J. n: LEVY & CO., Waty. Block, Kng Street. 188 Kng Street. UNDER HEW MANAGEMENT JANUARY 17TH, Frst Class Servce Sngle, Meala 25 Cents. u TCK-ETS- 21 MEALS $1.50. Specal Sale! KOA AND EBONY. Reduced prces on all knds of furnture.. FONG NN CO., 1152 Nuuanu Street. P. O. Box S99. Telephones Resdence, Whte 801; Offce, Man 298. GOMES EXPRESS CO arurnlture u ve4 wth Care to all Parts of the Cty. OFFCE 716 FORT STREET. Near Queen, opp. Hockfeld Buldng. TELEPHONE BLUE 511. MO ANA EXPRESS CO BAGGAGE, "FREGHT FURNTURE Baggage, Freght and Furnture promptly handled. Shocftlnc Gallery 119 Hotel Street HONOLULU JUNK CO., Bottles of all descrptons bought. Sealers n all knds of metals. Offce and store, 311 Queen street. Klpctln of Offcers.. Pago 5 Gutar and Mandoln Studo Page 5 Hawaan Hotel Notlco Pago G County Hy Authorty Pago 5 NEWS N A NUTSHELL Paragraphs That Ulvo Condensed News of the Day. The frst thng to do after dscoverng that you have lost your watch, purse, dog, or anythng, n fact, s to arrange for runnng a Classfed advertsement n The Star. Classfed Ads three tmes for 25 cents. WEATHER REPORT. Local Olllco U. S. "Weather Bureau. Young Buldng. Monday, February 12, Temperatures, 6 a. n., 72; 8 a. m., 73; 10 n. m., 73; upon, 71; mornng mnmum, 67. Barometer, 8 n. m., 30.01: absolute humdty, 8 a. m., grans per cubc foot; relatve humdty, 8 a. m., 73 per cent: dew pont, S a. n., 63. Wnd, velocty, 6 a.m., SW.; 8 a.m., 12, SW.; 10 a.m., 12, SW.; noon, 14, SW. Ranfall durng 24 hours ended S a. n.,.12 nches. Total wnd movement durng 2! hours ended at noon, 215 mles. ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, Secton Drector. There wll bo a dance tonght at the Hawaan Hotel. Tenders for buldng a brdge are advertsed for n ths ssue. Lowers & Cooke, Ltd., lst of offcers s publshed n ths ssue. t s proposed to add another story to the Royal Hawaan Hotel. Thrty-on- e Chnese were fned $3 and costs todny by Judge Whtney. The schooner Ada departs ths afternoon for Lahalna on her regular run. Mayagasa was "arrested yesterday on a charge of commttng a burglary at lwlle. Tho annual meetng of Amercan Sugar Co. wll bo held on February 15, at 2 p. m. Damond Head Lookout reported the Mongola off Koko Head at 2:40 oclock ths afternoon. Mrs. George. Angus, whoso condton for a tme was qute serous, s very much mproved. Tho steamers Nllhau and walan depart at 4 p. m. today for Kaua ports, after specal loads of sugar. Mrs. Vctora Ward announces the engagement 6f her daughter. Mss Lanl Ward, to Mr. Robert Booth. Tho French bark Champlgny wll be through dschargng coal for the Naval Staton, about the end of the week. The Msses Charles Gutar and Mandoln Studo s now open at the Thayer Pano Co. on Hotel street, opposte tho Young Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Wlder wll arrve from abroad on the Mongola. They wll occupy the Wlder cottage at Walkkl. One-quart- one-thr- d and one-ha- lf prces on 350 pars of msses, chldrens and nfants shoes at Manufacturers Shoe Co., ths week. The Kamehnmeha Alumn Assocaton gave an enjoyable dance, Saturday evenng at Progress Hall, preceded by a muscal program. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Dllngham, who arrved recently from ther home n the Hawaan slands, wll leave on Monday for New York.Chronlcle. Harry Lyman was charged n the polce court (today wth usng profane and threatenng language. The cases were contnued untl later n the week. A number of natnves lvng n Palolo Valley met yesterday afternoon and organzed an mprovement Club. The meetng was called by Frank Prlngle. Yesterday was the record day at Halelwa Hotel. t was necessary to place tables all over tho hotel at lunch and dnner to accommodate all the guests. Captan and Mrs. Carl Klomme announce the engagement of ther daughter, Matlda, formerly of Honolulu, to H. Coorssen of Bremen, Germany. "Ctrus Fruts n Hawa." s the ttle of a bulletn prepared by J. E. Hlgglns, Hortculturst of the Hawa Experment Etatlon, and publshed!) the staton. Damen Councl No. 503, Young Mens nsttute, wll gve a lterary and muscal entertanment and ball at San Antono Hall, February 22, n observance of Washlgtons Brthday. A portrat of Judge Dole has been panted by Mr. Sandonna, and s sad to be a good llkoess., The artst leaves shortly for San Francsco, havng completed a number of orders hers. To rase funds for mantanng a dstrct nurse the Hawaan Womens Club wll gve a beneft concert at the Kamohamoha Grls School on Monday evenng, February 12, at 8 oclock. At tho meetng of the Socal Scence Assocaton ths evenng at the resdence of J. S. Emerson on Hackfeld Arch-Deacostreet, n Jefferls, D. D., wll speak on "Scentfc and Chrstan Socalsm." A fne program s offered for the Hawaan Womens Club concert ths evenng at tho Knmehameha Grls School The proceeds are for the fund FR CHOCE ALGAROBA. POD SAWED AND SPLT OR N 4 FEET LENGTHS DELVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CTY. LEAVE ORDERS WTH W. W. DMOND & CO. Asrentr for B- -t Krtu tnch. for mantanng a traned nurse for the poorer dstrcts of Honolulu. Alexnnder Scott, the Englsh artst who has panted a largo number of pctures of sland sconer whch now adorn the walls of Honolulu homes, wll leave shortly for Mexco. He wll be accompaned by Mrs. Scott. nvtatons have been sent by the Floral Parade Commttee to the Pacfc and Unversty clubs to enter the parade, ether n nutos or cnrrlages. t s understood delegatons from each club wll accept thne nvtaton. Bshop Hamltons lecture on "Mschef n Mexco." tnkos placo n Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow evenng at S oclock. Ths s the bshops last appearance n Honolulu. You should not fall to hear hm. Tckets 25 cents for salo at Hobron Drug Co. A flno horse belongng to J. A. s son Lan hurt tself so badly by u, dashng ts head aganst a tree at whle runnng away wth frght at an automoble, that t had to be shot. Tho anmal was known as "Uaby" and onco held tho local quar-er-ml- le record. An experment n the cultvaton of rce wth labor-savn- g mplements wll be started the frst of July by the U. S. Experment Staton here. The staton s about wth Portuguese settlers of Maul n expermentaton wth dfferent varetes of wlne-produclgrapes on that nland. Ernest N. Smth of Honolulu.has been elected presdent of tho sophomore class at Stanford. Hs opponent wthdrew at the last moment and Mr. Smth receved 113 votes. He s the second Honolulu boy to hold a class offce, Derwent Kennedy havng been nt of the junor class last semester. TRANSFERS COLLEGE HLLSPROPERTY THE TERRTORY NOW HAS CON- TROL OF THE ROADS, LANES, ALLEYS AND WATERWORKS. By the consummaton of the deal between the trustees of Oahu College and tho Terrtory of Hawa, the terrtory passes nto possesson absolutely,, of tho streets, lanes and alleys n the "College Hlls tract" for the, sum of $5500 and of the water plpt, mans and fttngs n the tract for the sum of $C100 a total or $11,600. When the College people opened up tho tract for resdental purposes access to the lots was of necessty gven by means of roads, streets and lanes, but the ttle to the land so occuped by tho thoroughfares has stll remaned vested n the College. The transfer was of course one of those bound to como n the ordnary course of events. As to the waterworks system one of the nducements held out to purchasers of property n College hlls was that,a Plentful supply of water woulfl be forthcomng and to ths agreement the College has lved. Now that the t,ract s an ntegral porton of tho cty, the ppes formerly used by the collegs system pre beng used by the general water works system. The Collegq.can use all of the water that s pumped from ts wells on ts own grounds., The deed was sgned by P. C. Jones as treasurer to C. S. Holloway as Superntendent of Publc Works. CAM LLE AND THE RADUM A GREAT SHOW PROMSED FOR THE ORPHEUM MSS HAYWARD ESSAYS "CAMLLE." ts performance of "Camlle" s looked forward to wth a great deal of nterest. Those who have seen Mss Hayward n Sapho are more than anxous to wtness her rendton of "Camlle" and the lady herself has.been lookng forward to the opportunty of appearng n ths celebrated role jvlth much enthusasm. Great thngs are expected ofjujr judgng from her ast work and the expectatons wll be realzed wthout doubt. The character of "Armond" n the hands of Rlchard Buhler should be a magnfcent rendton nnd wth specal stage settngs the performance as a whole should be hgh class. Between the seoond and thrd acts the celebrated radum dance wll be ntroduced. At ths tme the house nnd stnge wll be n total darkness. The characters n the dance wear garments panted wth ths wonderful preparaton nnd n the darkness wll appear whte. Ths whteness s of a pecular shade that throws off a phosphorescent glow, gvng the fgures a werd and ghost-llk- o appearance. The entertanment should nnd no doubt wll provo n bg attracton. CONGRESS OF SOG (Contnued from page one). Kaahumanu, Kalulanl. the Royal School and the Normal School. Tlere wll be 300 voces. n one very mportant respect ths festval wll dffer from ts predecessors. t wll not be compettve. A very attractve medal was desgned by E, A. P. Newcombo for competton n ths Song Festval, and one year was won by Kaahumanu and another year by the Royal School. When tho compettve dea was frst suggest.-- t was thought t would be necessary to nlst tho nterest nnd enthusasm n the event whloh was needed to make t a succoss. But t has been found that there s no need of such an ncentve, and that n fact tho compettve sprt has1 developed to such an extent A. Quck Sale Heres a Good nvestment 4 cottages, 2 of them on Fort street, and 2 on Fort LaneJ a good roomy lane. Tho cottages now brng n rentals as follows: One at $20.00, One at $ Two at $13.00, a total monthly ncome of $ Now, here s a good nvestment. You can occupy one of the cottages and draw a good rental from the other three. You have only two days n whch to look t up, but we wll assst you wth all nformaton. Jas. F.Morgan as to work an njury to tho educatonal and artstc sde of the affar. At a meetng of the prncpals and teachers of the schools takng part, t was recently decded on ths account to do away wth the compettve feature of the affar. Ths leaves the commttee n somewhat Of a quandary as to what to do wth the medal whch has heretofore been competed for, nothng on ths pont has as yet been decdedc DM NG Unted States Marshal Shne of San Francsco and Specal Agent Hassan, of the Secret Servce bureau wll arrve here next week. They are under subpoenas n the counterfetng cases whch are to come up durng the present term of the federal court. The defendants were on the transport Sherman on a recent trp through here, and the cases were nvestgated both here and n San Francsco. Marshal Shne was here several months ago wth some federal prsoners. THEWflBE " A conference s beng held ths afternoon to determne what shall be done to suppress the fre aboard the Texan. Those n the conference are C. P. Morse of the Amercan-Hawaa- n Company, A. Berg, representng nsurance nterests, Captan Lyons of the Texan nnd chemsts who are beng consulted as to the necessty of floodng the whole compartment where the fre s, and regardng the loss such floodng wll cause. ARRVNG. Sunday, February 11. Schr. Kawallanl, from Koolau ports, at 5:45.p. n. Schr Ada, from Lahalna, at 10:30 p.m. DEPARTNG. Monday, February 13. Schr. Rob Jtoy, for Puuloa, at 9 a.m. Schr. Ada, Mana, for Lahalna, at 5 P. m.. HONORED A NAVAL OFFCER. (Tho flag at the naval staton was placed at half mast ths mornng out of honor to the memory of the late Commodore Wllam Penn McCann, retred, who ded at New Rochelle, New.York, on January 15. Eleven mnute-gun- wero s fred at noon today n hs honor. The deceased was born n Kentucky n 1830 and entered the Naval Academy n Ho served wth dstncton durng the Cvl War and was wth Farrngut at tho Battle of Moble Bay and! was complmented by Farra-gu-t. upon brllant servce n the destructon of a Confederate warshp. Commodore McCann was retred May 4, CORONERS JURY STS. The lnquost n tho case of Olva, the laborer who wns klled n the ralway aqgldent at tho dredger, was begun tps afternoon. Tho Jurors went to vew the scone of the accdent. Dont Overlook the Fact THAT WE NOT ONLY HAVE THE AGENCY FOR THE OTTO TTTTTTt,?TTTTTTtTTTTTTTTtTTTTTtTTTTT but wc also have a complete Machne Shop and make a specalty of reparng gas engnes. We sell Dstllate, Gasolne, Encrgnc, Gas Engne Ols and everythng n the way of gas engne supples. Satsfacton guaranteed on all repar work. E. O. HLLL Meat Market Moved! Wc are now settled n our New Place of Busness, stuated on Kng street, between Kekaulke and Maunakea streets, where we wll be pleased to serve our patrons wth frst-cla-ss goods n The Meat Lne, n a frst-cla- ss manner, and for prces V sutable to the tmes. C. Q. Yee and dealers n all FUEL SAVNG WHOLESALE AND RETAL BUTCHERS, knds STANLEY Today, Phone of meat, fresh, corned fresh fruts and vegetables. TELEPHONE MAN 251. PANT Tomorrow LQUOR Engnes & SON, Ltd. Hop & Co. or smoked; also News Your house may not be lookng well; let us prescrbe for t. Wo are specalsts n ths lne. You take no rsks. Wo guarantee not to kll after takng our medcne. You notce an mprovement at once. Consultatons free. STEPHENSON SPECALST. 137 Kng Street. and every day S. S. Sgns. DEALERS. Corner Queen and Alakea Streets Orders Delvered to Phone Man All mparts of t;lxe Ofcr Honolulu, T. H. LOOK FOR LWWLglW QUARANTCCa THADC MARK YOU ARE NVTED TO CALL AND SEE THE FAMOUS dewel famous for more than forty years, and bult n tho Largest Stovo Plant n the World. Jewel Stovos are used wth satsfacton n one out of overy seven homes n the U. S. How about yours? Bo wse BUY AT HOME FROM A DEALER YOU KNOW HEBOn ALWAYS PLEASED TO ANSWER QUESTONS HUM BV,N STOVES and RANGES W.W.DMOND & GOMPANYLtd. DSTRBUTORS KNG STREET, HONOLULU AKJ