RUSSIA HAS A NEW CRUISER. .5P2&a6f THE&ESIA.. OFFICE CRUISER

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1 f yon want to to-ddays News, Ton cnn llnd t n STAT? TE STAR Part 9 of The Worlds Far Portfolos Now Ready SECON ETON VOL. X. HONOLULU,. T. H., TUESAY, AUQUST 6, 904. No. 387 Russan Vessels Back RUSSA HAS A NEW CRUSER BALWN S T P YBT GOVERNOR CARTERS ATTTUB REGARNG THE HLO L OF- FCE CASE GR JURY. r n Port Arthur (Assocated Press Cable to The Star.) CHEFOO, August 6. The Russan fleet has returned to Port Arthur wthout an encounter wth the Japanese fleet. MUKEN N ANGER MUKEN, August 6. Heavy rans are now prevalng. The Japanese are workng to the westward of ths poston. PALLAA BELEVE TO BE SUNK. TOKO, August 6. t now seems certan that the Russan cruser Pallada Was sunk on the nght of the 0th. TO CHRSTEN NCHOLAS HER. ST. PETERSBURG, August 6. The Czarevtch Alexs wll be chrstened August 23, when a number of lberal measures ncludng the abolton of corporal punshment wll be announced. HOW SUGAR HAS GONE UP The rse n sugar, both cano and beet, for three months last has been very gradual and steady, as shown by the quotatons cabled regularly by Wl-Ham- s, lmond & Company. Almost every week has shown a small advance, the rse of late beng more rapd than t was a couple of months ago, and those who have been keepng car?fuj watch are hopng for more advances. Startng on June wth beet bugars London quotaton at 9 shllngs and the New York prce of centrfugals at 3.SS, the fluctuatons have been as follows: ate. Beets. Centrfugals. June 4 9s. 2d 3.88 G 9s. 3d 3.88 " 7 9s. 3d 3.S8 " 9s. 2Ud 3.SS " 0 9s. ly-- 3.8S " 3 9s. 2V4d 3.8C " 4 9s. ld 3.86 G s. 2Ud. 22 9s. 2Ud. 22 9s. 3d. 23 9s. 3d. 9s. d ld s. d s. od s. VsH. 3.S47375 ALAMEA SAL STOMORROW. The S. S. Alameda wll sal at 9 oclock tomorrow mornng, for San Francsco. She wll take a good szed crowd of pasengors wth her from ths place. NEW RESTAURANT. For a good meal go to the Oregon Restaurant on Kng Btreet near Nuu-nn- u. Everythng new and clean. "W. A. Chung, Propretor. Star Want ads pay at once. a An nsurance polcy s an asset for the full amount n the event of death, wthout regard to the cost to you. The Prudental has the strength of Gbraltar. Fort Street, a lsl Honolulu June 27 Vs. 4d " 2S 9s. 3?4d " " 29 9s. 4,d July 5 9s. GUd s. Gd 3.9.W. S 9s. G9d Ps. SUd s. VM " S 9s. SUd " 9 9a. 9d :9s. 8Wd... " 22 9s. 9d... " 26 9s " 27 9s. S4d... " d... Aug. 9s. 9d... " 2 9s. 9d s s. ljd 4.0G23 5 0s. l4d S 0s s. 2Wo 4.25 " 0 0s. 3?4d 4.23 " 0s. GUd s. Ud " 3 0s. Gd Ths very slow and steady rse s regarded by many as ndcatng an especally sound market and sugar s thought lkely to hold up for some tme to come. SAVE TOUR. MONEY. The Twenty-Nnt- h Seres of Stock n he Poneer Buldng & Loan Assocaton wll be ssued n July, 904, and s now open for subscrpton. The membershp fee s ffty cents per share, and the monthly dues are one dollar per month per share. The stock draws much better nterest than a savngs bank. Further nformaton can be obtaned from A. V. Gear, Secretary. 22 Kng Street. HOT WEATHER MERCHSE. Ccol, delcous oeverajfes, are welcomed these sultry days. A glass of soda, flavored wth tha juce of rlpo frut, cold, wth plenty of fz and sparkle s the Wnd served at Hobron rug Co.s fountan. Star Want ada pay at once. SHOTGUNS, RFLES, REVOLVERS P Ammuntons A FULL LNE AT Lmted 93 FORT STREET..5P2&a6f THE&ESA.. Russa recently purchased the S. S. Kalsern Theresa from a German steamshp company. She was a swft German lner and was at once converted by Russa nto an auxlary cruser. She now n servce, havng gone to sea under sealed orders. t was understood that her msson was to be the ntercepton of Japanese contraband of war at the Cape of Good Hope. The new cruser wll probably be made a part of the Baltc fleet, f the latter ever completes the journey to the scene of war. T ffl JOB OFFCE PAXON BSHOP, J. At. OWSETT SAM WGHT MAY BE CATES FOR THE TERRTORAL SENATE LONG LST OP MEN WHO WOUL LKE NOMNATONS FOR UPPER OR LOW- ER HOUSE OF THE LEGSLATURE. For the Terrtoral Senate from Oahu, Sam wght, J. M. owsett and E. Faxon Bshop are three newly suggested names whch are beng much dscussed among local Republcans. t s beleved that they would make a strong tcket and probably all three wll be before the conventon when t meets. Bshop s also talked of for treasurer of the new Republcan Terrtoral central commttee. There s to be a general change n the commttee, accordng to the present outlook, and t s desred to have a man who can command the confdence of the busness communty, as Bshop can. Senator Cecl Brown has defntely annltlhced hmself as a canddate for another term, and wll be befor? the conventon for a nomnaton. A number of delegates have already declared themselves for hm. The senator has served contnuously snce the frst Terrtoral legslature. John Hughes s another Republcan who wants to go to the Senate. Hughes has announced hmself to frends and t s understood that he ntends to make a fght and already has some votes pledged to hm. Hughes was one of the last Fourth of July orators and s a well known Republcan. S. F. Chllngworth, a member of the House, has also been spoken of for the Senate, but t s sad now that he wll probably ask a renomnaton as representatve. Among others mentoned for the upper House there s a long lst of Fflh strct men. Senator Kanuha s among them, also Henry E. Cooper. John C. Lane, who was a canddate, for a senatoral nomnaton last tme, s agan talked of and wll probably be up for ether the House or Senate. T. McCants Stewart s also n the feld and would accept a nomnaton. S. E. amon, Wllam Mutch, Joseph Fern and K. R. G. Wallace, competle a lst of Ffth strct men who are all beleved to be wllng to serve the party n the upper House. For the lower House the Ffth strct s just as rch n canddates, whle the Fourth, wth the excepton of Bpkane of Kakaako, does not seem to have any very actve asprants except those n the House now. Represent atves Harrs, Chllngworth, Andrade, Aylctt and Long all want to run agan. Kumalaes Republcan seat s a vacancy to be flled, he havng gone over to the Home Rulers, n the Ffth Vda would lke to run agan, and some of those already named as possble Senators wll go nto the lower House nstead f they can do so and fnd the hgher nomnaton not obtanable by them. Others arc Wllam Olepau, El J. Crawford, John Pulao, S. A. Macy, L. Kamealoha, Solomon Mahelona, Edward Kcaloha. The Republcans are antcpatng a clean sweep of Oahu ths tme. The prospects are beleved to be more favorable than ever before all the legslatve tcket here, and a nomnaton by the comng Republcan conventon s therefore regarded as equvalent to an electon. t appears lkely now that most of the Honolulu delegates wll take the trp to Hlo for the conventon. There s much objecton to havng a "proxy" conventon, and those who are objectng to the trp are beng persuaded that they owe t to the party to go. LOSS OF CRUSER "Washngton, August 0, wt. "(Receved at 9:36 a..) "To Mr. Salto, Honolulu, "Accordng to Admral Togos latest report a Russan shp the Pallada typo s beleved to have been sunk by our torpedo attack n the nght of August 0th.. - "TAKAlllKA." The Pallada s lsted as a protected cruser of 0,630 tons, the same as tho ana, whch s also at Port Arthur. Sho was among the warshps badly damaged n the flrst attack on Port Arthur, February 8. After that battle she was compelled to run ashore n the harbor entrance, n order to avod snkng. She was floated by the Russans and on the nnth was towed nto the harbor for repars. (a.:..;....;..:..;..;.-.:-! :.!!.;,!,J The great success of Chamberlans SPECAL BARGANS AT SACHS. Colc. Cholera and arrhoea Remedy Scotch gnghams nnd zephyrs that n the treatment of jowel complants has Hnd t standard over the greater sol regularly for 20c ond 25c wll bo reduced to 0c a yard ths week only. part of the cvlzed world. For sale by all dealers, Benson, Smth & C0. Fancy whlto goods reduced from 20c to agents for Hawa. 5c and from 5c and 6 to 2 2. Fancy strpes and checks were 8 yards Star Want ads pay at once. for U now ynrds for $.!? GOLF BALLS CUT PRCKS. We are now offerng the Spaldng "Wzard Golf Balls" tbest ball made) at the cut prce of CO cents. Go.f players wll apprecate ths low prce, only AVall-Nchol- s. at ONLY STORE N TOWN. That sells magaznes at publshers prces. A general lno of statonery supples at reasonable prces. Arlelgh & Co. Fnn J.--t rfntlnk. Star Ofne ft The proceedngs ngnlnst Land Agent Baldwn of Hllo,are not all through yet. t s reported. f "f people thnk that the acton ot brngng Baldwn of the Hllo land olllc before the grand jury savors ot persecuton should lke them to understand that t s Just the sort of persecutlo that ntend to hand out as long;a C hold ths nllce," sad Governor Carter ths mornng. "Land Commssoner Wllams culled on me ths mornlne and nformed hm that nether tha Attorney General nor the Superlnten-en- t of Publc Lands was responsble for the course takel n the Baldwn matter, but that alone am responsble. f wo have offcals who oannot dtstlngusk between money that belongs to the publc and money that belongs to themselves. we wll have to seek menus of remndng them. That s the polcy ot ths admnstraton fnd offcal as welt as the publc would do well to understand t thoroughly." Baldwn was before the lust H Grand Jury and no ndctment ws found. As KlUUGV Y. A. Knne, the attorney las brought a sut for $50,-00-0 damages for lbel, aganst Samuel Parker. The damages arc asked on account of statements made by Parker n an affdavt fled yesterday n connecton wth.the Parker ranch ltgaton. Parker swore to certan allegatons reflectng upon Knneys conduct as a member of the bar, addng that he beleved that Knney had so acted that he was not ft to practce. The sut for $50,000 s a result. The complant says n part: "That on or about the 5th day of August, A.. 904, the defendant well knowng the premses, dd malcously compose, prnt and publsh the followng false scandalous, malcous, lbelous and defamatory matter of and concernng plantf, and, n relaton to hs professon as a lawyer and caused the same to be crculated throughout the aforesad Honolulu. "That not only were sad Knney (referrng to the plantff Wllam A. Knney) and Ballon promoters of sad enterprse (referrng to an enterprse known as the Hamakua tch Co., Ltd.,) but they acted as attorneys and advsers of deponent (referrng to the defendant Samuel Parker) and through ther advce deponent (referrng to sad defendant) sgned an agreement under whch t s clamed by the other party to sad agreement that deponent, (referrng to sad defendant) was and stll s lable to sad other party n the sum of $00,000. That sad Knney, (referrng to sad plantff), and Ballou dd not become partes to sad agreement, takng good care not to make themselves lable under the same, makng deponent (referrng to sad defendant) solely lable, though thev would have beneftted jontly wth deponent (referrng to sad defendant) thereunder. That the acton of sad Kn-- (Contnued THE OL RELABLE POWER Absolutely Pure THEMS NO SUBSTTUTE 0 page fve.) Star Want nds pay at otce. mperal deal Lace Lades Shoe $3. 50 Have you seen ths neat boot for lades wear? t s made of the popular deal kd wth dull kd top and welt sole. No other shoe n our large stock wll gve better wear, and for style there s nothng made that can surpass t at the prce. Try a par on your feet and notce how comfortable t feels. Manufacturers 05 Fort Street Shoe Co. to m lfll Jt S.- -

2 Oceanc Steamshp Company. ll (For addtonal md later shppng sec pages 4, 6. or 8.) The tne Passenger Steamers of ths lne wu Ra hereunder: FROM SAN FRANCSCO. tfxntura AUG. 24 ALAMEA SEPT. 2 BRRA SEPT. 4 ALAMEA SEPT. 23 SONOMA ONOMA OCT 6 ALAMEA OCT. 4 VENTURA "26 OCT. ALAMEA NOV. 4 SERRA NOV. 0 ALAMEA NOV. 25 BONOMA EC. 7 ALAMEA EC. 0 Local Boat. steamshp lne to all European Ports. w rrlvo at r.nd leave ths port n connecton wth t" salng of the above steamers, the Agents are pre-pre- d to ssue to ntendng passengers coupon hrough tckets by any ralroad Erom San Fraclsco to all ponts n the Unted States, and from New York by yor further partculars apply j G. rwn & Co. (LluTE) General JLgeuAB Ocean? ; Canadan-Australa- n STEAftflSHBP. S. Company, COMPANY Steamers of the above lne, runnng n connecton wt the CANAAN-PACF- C RALWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, 5. C, and Sydney, N. l, "W., and callng at Vctora, B. C, H onolulu and Brsbane, Q. uo at Honolulu on or about the dates holow ntaled, vz: FOR AUSTRALA. OR ANCOUVER. MOWERA AUG. 27 MANUKA AUG. 24 MANUKA SEPT. 24 AORANG SEPT 2 AORANG OCT. 22 MOWERA OCT. 9 MOWERA NOV. 9 MOANA NOV. 6 MOAN A EC. 7 AORANG EC. AORANG JAN. MOWERA JAN. MOWERA FEB. MOANA FEB. MOAN A MAlt. AORANG MAR. AORANG APR. 8 MOWERA APR. CALLNG AT SUVA. FJ, ON BOTH UP OWN VOY GES. XHEO. H. AVfES & Ql FOR SAN FRANCSCO. ALAMEA AUG. 7 SERRA AUG. 23 ALAMEA SEPT. 7 SEPT. 3 ALAMEA SEPT. 23 VENTURA OCT. 4 ALAMEA OCT. 9 SERRA OCT. 23 ALAMEA NOV. 9 SONOMA NOV. 5 ALAMEA NOV. 30 VENTURA EC. 6 ALAMEA EC. 2 Ma Ltd., Gen! Agts. Pacfc Mal Steamshp Co Occdental & Orental S. S. Co Steamers of the above Companes wll call at Honolulu and leave ths 9rt on or about the dates below mentoned: FOR CHNA JAPAN. TOR SAN FRANCSCO. 3X)RC AUG. 25 COPTC AUG. 2 MANCHURA KOREA SEPT. SBERA SEPT. 6 GAELC SEPT. COPTC SEPT. 5 MONGOLA SEPT. 2 KOREA SEPT. 27 CHNA OCT. GAELC OCT. S ORC MONGOLA OCT. 20 MANCHURA OCT. l CHNA NOV. ORC OCT. 22 MANCHURA NOV. 9 SBERA OCT. 29 ORC NOV. 6 COPTC NOV. SBERA NOV. 24 COPTC EC. 3 KOREA EC. 3 OAELC EC. 2 KOREA NOV. 9 GAELC NOV. 29 MONGOLA EC. 3 CHNA EC. 24 MANCHURA EC. 3 For general nformaton apply to H. Hackfeld & Co. AMERCAN HAWAAN STEAMSHP COMPANY. RBCT MONTHLY SERVCE BETWEEN NEW YORK HONOLULU, VA PACFC COAST. FROM NEW YORK. S. S. CALFORNAN, to sal about August 0. Frelgh receved at Companys wharf 4st Street, South Brooklyn, at all tmes, FROM SAN FRANCSCO, VA P UGET SOUN, TO HONOLULU. S. S. NEVAAN, to sal A ugust 23. and each month thereafter. Freght receved at Companys wharf, Greenwch Street. FROM HONOLULU TO oan FRANCSCv S. S. NEVAAN, to sal August 0. Tto above mentoned steamers wll be dspatched from ltnolul drect for S Francsco on date stated. FROM SEATTLE TACOMA. S. S. NEVAAN, to sal about September.. Heolrfelcl Xs Co.. C. P. MORSE, General Freght Agent. AGENTS. Calforna Rose Creamery Butter RETAL MAN, 2. Royal From the pasture to the churn nnc throughout the whole process of makng, only the most mproved methods are employed and every precauton s taken to ensure and mantan wthout varaton the hghest possble qualty n Calforna Rose Creamery Butter. We delver t on ce and guarantee every pound. Henry May& Co. JL,XJMLXJEy TELEPHONES. WHOLESALE MAN M. THE HAWAAN STAR, TUESAY, AUQUST C, 904. Frst Quarter of the Moon Aug. Z? a 35 t3 st3 2. n. Aug p.m. a.h. a.m. p.m. 5 C a.m. p.m o S C p.m Sets C C.2S.33 62S a.m S a.m S C f.24 Tmes of the tde are taken from the U. S. Coast and Geodetc Survey tables. The tdes at.ahulu. and Hlo occur about one hour earler than at Honolulu. Hawaan standard tme s 0 hours 3 mnutes slower than Greenwch tme, beng that of the merldlnn of 57 degreess 30 mnutes. The tme whstle nlows at :30 p. m., whch s the same as Greenwch, j hours. 0 mnutes. The Sun and moon are for local tme for the whole group. ARRVNG. Monday, August 5. S. S. Argyll, Gllboy, from San Francsco at 3 p. n. Tuesday, August 0. Am. btkn. Wrestler, 22 days from Grays Harbor nt &:0 a. m. Wednesday, August ". 8. S. Hawaan, elano, from and Seattle, due. Tnc-om- EPARTNG. Tuesday, August 0. Stmr. J. A. Cummns, Senrle, Wn-manafor lo.nd all Koolau ports at 7 a. m. Stmr. Klnau, Freeman, for Hlo and way ports noon. Stmr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, fur Kaua ports at 5 p. xa. Stmr. Claudne, Parker, for Maul ports at 5 p. m. Shcr. C. L. Woodbury, for Hlo at 5 P. m. Sloop Knlulanl, for Ads Landng at noon. Sclr. Kawalanl, Ulunahaele, for Koolau ports at 4 p. m. Stmr. Helene, Nelson; for Maul ports, on Claudne rur at 5 p. m. Stmr. Helene, Nelson, for Mau ports, on Claudne run, at 5 p. m. Wednesday, August 7 S. S. Argyll, Glboy, for San Fram.m o at G a. m. S. S. Alumoda, owdell, for San Fran-vse- o at 9 a. nu Stmr. Lkellkc, Naala, for Lan.u. Mau and Moloka ports at 0 p. m. PASSENGERS. Booked to epart. Per O. S. S. Alameda, August 7. for San Francsco Mrs. W,E. odd, Mm. Hellbron. Mss G. las, Mss Perry, A H. Hawklnson. r. Wlson, wfe and 3 chldren, Mrs. M. Thrum. Mrs. W. M Langton. Mss Ferry, J. W. JJrpwster and wfe. Mss Fltzpatrck, Mss Moss, Mrs. W.. Oornwall, Mss H. M Cooke, Mrs. Rhodes, Mps Buck, Mss Raele, Mrs. Morgan, F. McCarthy, Mss M. Bunch, E. M. Boyd, A. Mackenze, W. F. Marshall, R. Marshall, Mrs. Mackenze, Mss Backenze, A. R. Gurrey. E. N. Smth, B. H. Austn,. P. Robnson, S. Nlsmura, Mss S. Kamgaster, Mrs. Allan unn, Mss Ryan, Msses Garbald (3) Per S. S.Ventura, August 24, from San Francsco E. Erdman Mrs. Erd-ma- n, Mss E. Cross, Mss E. Rockeford, Mss Anne W.eas, Mss Crag, Mss E. Warren, Mrs. L A. Andrews, Mrs. Atwater and famly, C. G. Owen and wfe, Mrs. R.Webb, Mss Woods, Mss Cross, W. Cook, Mss Cook, Mrs. R. Stackable, Albert Erdman, Mdss Bra-ma- n, B. F. llngham, Mrs. llngham W. F. llngham, H. G. llngham, Mrs E. K. Freeth, S. B. Rose, R. C. ngram and wfe, W L. Whtney and wfe, C. W. Gll, P. E. Clelland, Ms A. OConnell, P. O. Eakn, F. Scheder, Mss G. Allen, Mrs. H. O. Walker, C. C. Eakn, Mss. Wolfe, Mss MePher-so- n, L. McFaggart, Mss A. Thomas, Mrs. A. A. Campbell and chld, Mrs. F. W. Beardsley, Mr W. H. Mays, R. W. Breckons, Mrs. Breckons and chld, J.. Easton, Mrs. P. L. Tople. TO SEN LL jt transport: WAR EPARTMENT PLAN TO PRE VENT ELAYS (lt SEZURES OF CARGOES Full PHLPPNES. WASHNGTON, August 5. The War epartment tonght has under dscusson the ways and means of preventng the dtlav of commercal steamers and Affordng equal enjoyment to those who wll be oblged to resort to the expedent vst the Far and to those who of shppng do not. all goods from San Francsco on Government vessels or transports so as to avod frcton wth Russa. They wll nterfere for some tme wth the tradea of ports north of San Francsco and to the advantage of San Francsco. The Commssary-Genera- l of the Army Nne Parts Now Ready has sunrgested that stores gong to Manla from San Francsco or New York on the regular steamshp lnes may bo confused wth stores for Japan and How to Secure the Vews. Fll out ths Coupon and brng or send to us, wth 0 CENTS, as ndcated belcw. Chna and he has recommended that Thes lews, whph wll rnnstltnto a ths lablty of sezure by the Russan complete relex and record of the Exposton, are not dstrbuted by us as a BE SURE TO STATE WHCH PART YOU WSH fleet be avoded by arrangng for the shpment r.f the materal n transports matt r of prolt, but rather to please from San Francsco. n the case of our readers. Although the regular 904. shpments from New York he suggests prce s 25 cents, we puce the entre HAWAAN ST All, that they could be so arranged ns to seres make use of the transports T thn the reach of every reader when they at only Honolulu, Hawa: leave that port for th Phllllpplnps. JAPANESE NOTABLE EA. Assocated Press. Mornng Servce. TOKO, August 6 Count Kawamura s dead. GR ARMY ENCAMPMENT. BOSTON, August 6.-- The Grand Army has begun ts natonal encampment here.! m f ww K -- n B H w ll 3 ns- trm. xssy S3L ml J&. WW mw JL N JL llf la WW When the Exposton vstor s weary of trampng, he can choose any one of the several dvertng trps, where he can st at ease and travel to nterestng ponts at home and abroad. For nstance, he can see Gal-vestbefore and after the great flood; he can enter Battle Abbey and wtness the great land battle at Gettys-bur- g, the great sea fght at Manla, and Custers last charge; or, f nclned to adventure, he can go for a voy. age "From New York to the North Pole." Fancy yourself on a staunch vessel steamng out of New York past harbor, the Battery, Governors sland, the Barthold statue, Staten Jsland; out through the narrows and up to the frozen north, whch has tempted so many brave sprts. At last you fnd yourself among the mghty cebergs whch threaten to crush the lttle craft. t s nterestng, nstructve, nsprng And not alone these pleasure trps, but all other features of the Far whch are most nterestng, nstructve and nsprng, are pctured and told about n That Superb Seres of Photographc Reproductons These beautful art-ve- (there are 480 of them) taken by the offcal photographer of the Exposton, and the vvd descrptve matter wrtten by Secretary Stevens of the Far, wll begule many an hour and afford much useful knowledge. The vews wll be hghly przed and much enjoyed by old and young alke. The seres of 30 parts (you should secure them all) wll prove 0c a Part to cover the cost of HLNG. WRAPPNG, ARESSNG, MAL- NG, ETC. Smply fll out the coupon at the rght and brng or Bend to us wth ten cents, and Part wll be maled to vou at once. Addresr, Tlx Forest s Cty-World- Far Art Portfolos A elght to Every Member of the Famly Enclosed herewth And TEN OZMS to cover cost rtw80 nde,e,,so of malng No of "The Forest am enttled ns one of your renders. Name P. 0 sland. HAWAAN STAR, Portfolo epartment Honolulu, Hawa

3 THE HAWAAN STAR, TUESAY, AUGUST" 6, 56. j THE V JJ&NK OF JJ A WA Pf?f!l LMTE. pb You -- enbe uyng can never hope to get some- - nwrporaunderthewa of the wc can he,p ou toward clothes satl UNVE PROFT3.V..::. tlu.k "Stf PlHHBL! OPPCERS RECTORS. HPkS WSOB fr lmmedatc scrvlcc- - nrc tlle best ln qua,t appcarancc Hat t,,c c. nv::::: "Jt PSa KwrO tcchnlquc of style and turn out cn- - jbuj VB MBBB materals. Only the most notable J A VlabC prductlns wrouht from fnc McCandleaTd c U Atnerton "lks TOL COMMERCrALSAVNGS E- - JR Strct attenton gven to all branches JHl J Jgft j merchant talors rval them. Our of Bankng. Hrl f0$ C summer sacks, unlned, are partcu- - JU BULNG. FORT STREET, Rfk! JlM,ar fne of V5(-- ths surpassng THE FRST rvy H"N,skl Menton the mark of rght- - CO. OF HAWA. LT. T(4( h Captal, J Presdent Cecl Brown Vce-Presde- nt M. P. Robnson Casher W. G. Cooper Prncpal Ofllce: Corner Fort and Kng streets. SAVNGS EPOSTS receved and nterest allowed for yearly deposts.at the rate of 4 per cent per annum. Rules and regulatons furnshed upon applcaton. Claus Spreckles. Wm. G. rwn. Clans SprecMs & BAPfKKRS. Co HONOLULU, H.. San Francsco Agents The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco RAW EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCSCO The Nevada Natonal Bunk of San Francsco. LONON Unon of London & Smths Bank. Ltd. BSHOP BANKERS CO ( Mrs. Rosa Adams, nece of the late General Roger Hanson, C. S. A., wants every woman to know of the wonders accomplshed by Lyda E, Pnkhams Vegetable Compound " kau Mrs. Pnkham : cannot tell you wth pen and nk what good.lyula E. Pnlchams Vegetable Compound dd for me, suffornp from the lls pecular to the sex, extreme lasstude and that all gone feelng. would rse from my bed n the mornng feelng more tred than when went to bcd, but,efore, had used two bottles of JLyrta 3. 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Pnklams vegetable Compound for womb and ovaran dfcul-te- s Hongkong and Shangha Bankng PnrnnrntlnTl. from whch have been a sufferer for years. t NEW ZEAL AUSTRALA was the only medcne whch was at all benefcal, Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of and wthn a week after started to use t, there Anstrnlnsln. was a great change n my feelngs and looks. VCTORA VANCOUVER Bank used t for a lttle over three months, and at tho of Brtsh North Amerca. end of that tme suffered no pan at the menstrual perod, nor was troubled wth those dstressng pans wnch compelled me to go to uea, and have TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG not had a heulache snce. Ths s nearly a year EXCHANGE BUSNESS. ago. always keep a bottle on hand, and take a eposts Receved. Loana Made on few doses every week, for fnd that t tones up the syst-- and keeps me Approved Securty. oramerem xeeung strong, and never nave Travellers Credts ssued. Blls of Ex mat uruu out eeung any more. " nrt!nlv thnk that cverv woman oucht to trv ths rrand medene. change Bought and sola. for t would prove ts worth. Yours very truly, Mss Else amokt, 203 COLLECTONS PROMPTLY AC- He aoto St., Memphs, lenn." COUNTE FOR. FREE METCA AVTCE TO WOMEN. ont hestate to wrte to Mrs. Pnkham. She wll understand your case perfectly, and wll treat you wth kndness. Her advce ESTABLSHE N 853. s free, and tho address s Lynn, Mass. No woman ever regretted havng wrtten her, and she las helped thousands. FORFET f w cannot forthwth produce the orgnal letters and elgnatnrea of kbove $5000 testmonal, whch wll prove ther nbsnluto genuneness, Lyda K. llukhon Med, Co., Lynn, Slat. WHYTHE OHO C REUSTtRt f6d S M. ncnerny, LT. MERCHANT FORT STS. POLO Mn! vs. Kaua HON. S. E. AMONS MOAKALUA Aug. POLO Tckets, GROUNS 2 llh and 37lh, c. Tckets on sale at E. O. Hall & Sonfl, Woods & Sheldon, Pearson & Potter. Those contemplatng keepng huse should sc the new LEONAR Refrgerators Porcelan or Znc Lned. H.HACKFEL&CO..LT HARWARE EPARTMENT. There s a Hotter Place Than Honolulu But no such Comfort there as an Why melt and suffocate when for $5.00 nvested n an electrc desk fan you can l.ave genune cool comfort? Thnk about t and telephone to ue. Hawaan Electrc Llmltctl Co., Kng Street Near Alakoa Tel. Man 30O 44 Hard to Get Good Statonery " That s a remark we overheard a fashonable lady make a few days ago and she was nearly rght too, but she hadnt been n our store. The same lady found us n the Young Buldng and now she knows, where to get paper that just suts her. f Our stock of Hurds standard nnd Cranes lnen lawn statonery s strctly hgh class and fferent styles and colors to sut any fancy. UnjTeASJ Oo. JLVtdL Bshop Street. TWO STORES. Merchant Street. For specal occasons or for the daly menu, we furnsh the meats VuA fll the need completely. Telephone orders are carefully flled and promptly delvered. Mam t. sland Heat JocfrG Fsn avory Meats TENER BOLNG MEAT, JUCT BROLNG BTS ALL. Fort Street pert engneers was placed ln charge of the machnery. On the trp up the coast the waters on board refused to work unless they BANKNG EPARTMENT. were granted double pay for workng LACKE SPEE $72.50 on Sunday. Ther demands were grant- - he Transact busness n all department f,l nnl thon nl wn,pnrv fn Mm slm. of Bankng. Collectons carefully attended to. EFECTS N THE VALVES SA TO HAVE CAUSE HER FALURE TO nrd department. Lmted. Exchange bought and sold. COME TO CONTRACT GOVERNMENT The new battk-shl- UP THE REQUREMENT THE has a been accepted ESTABLSHE 880. ACCEPTS THE NEW VESSEL CONTRACTORS MAY HAVE TO by the Nay epartment, n spte of Commercal and Travelers Letters ST A BG PENALTY. the falure of speed. Captal Subscrbed. Yen 24,000,000 Call-forn- la er Credt ssued on The Bank of "apltal Pad up.... 8,000,008 and N. M. Rothschld & Sous, SAN FRANCSCO, August 3. The run of eghteen hours. On the trp up THE RUSSAN SUCCESSON. RETURN Reserve Fund 9,320,009 Correspondents: The Hank of Calforna, Commercal Mnnklug Co. or trp and wdely dfferent are the tales hmw nnrhwat awoll wns rmnlnn-am- ST. PETERSBURG. August C The prvleges. HEA OFFCE, YOKOHAMA. battleshp Oho s back from her tral tn...n.sr mvmphl-p,-! flftwn knots. A Assocated Press. Mornln Servce. One way va St. Lous wth nton over! Sydney, Ltd., Loudon. that are told n explanaton of tho falure of the warshp to attan the speed behaved splenddly, nnd Hhowed su- hs death before the majorty of hs SALE AYS August 8th, 9th, those on board the vess?l state that she cfllr llas ordered that. n the event of rafts and cable transfers on Chna requred by the Government contract. peror qualtes as a sea boat. son, the Czarevtch Alexs, the Grand September st, 2nd, Cth, 6th, 7tn, 8th, Branchos : and Japan through the Hongkong & Shangha Bankng Corporat on and efects n the machnery of the Oho On her tral trp uke n Santa Mchael shall assume the Re October 3rd, 4th, Cth, 6th. Honolulu, N w York, San Francsco, Barbara are responsble, t s clamed, for her gency Chartered Ban!: of nda, Australa channel the Oho was sent ahead at full nnd the Empress the guardan London, Lyons, Bombay, Hongkong nablty to make the showng that was speed Chna. for four hours and then an shp of the mperal her. Ths s a cur. and hour TWO FAST TRANS ALY Newchwang, Pekln, Shangha, Tentsn nterest allowed on term deposts at expected of her. and a half were gven to maneuverng talment of the nfluence of the ow Cbe, Nagasak, Toklo. Va the followng rates per annum, vz.: eep down n the engne-roo- of the nger tho Southern Pacfc Empress. at full speed. n the Seven days notce, at 2 per cent. huge lghtng machne, these mperfec engne-roo- the Unon Pacfc nnd The Bank buvs and receves for collecton Blls of Exchange, ssues raft flremen tolled wthout rest nnd when Pror to the rth of a son to the Chcago and Three months, at 3 per cent tons exst, t s sad. n the monster t wns seen Sx months at 3 per cent. bolers, the fault has been found and a that the warshp was not Czar a Tew days ago, the Grand uke Nor. hwestern Rll ways and Letters of Credt, and transacts a dong what was expected of her, they Mchael was her apparent to the Russan throne. Ho s twenty-flv- o years Overland Lmted. Vestbuled. Leaves general bankng busness. Twelve months, at 4 per cent. readjustment of the valves wll be necessary were exhorted to almost superhuman TRUST EPARTMENT. before the warshp wll be n efforts by the anxous bulders. Twen-t- old, has y travelled consderably, and s San Pranclcco at 0:00 a. m.. The most Honolulu Branch 67 Kng Street Act as Trustees under mortgages. ft condton to agan attempt to Teach pounds of steam were lackng, but eald to be a man of lberal deas, Luxurous Tran n the World. Electrc Manage estates (real and personal). the speed mark that has been set by work ns they mght t was mpossble Lghto" Throughout. Buffet smokng the Government. Collect rents and dvdends. t s stated that be to attan tho requred speed and HOME RULERS CHANGE BASE. cars wth barber and bath, Booklovers Valuable Papers, Wlls, Bonds, Etc., Oho wll be jrlven another speed tral much-neede- d pressure. Then t was dscovered that a readjustment of the bol- luku prmary electons a few Home Compartment Sleepng Cars and Obser- (COMPANY, LT.) WALUKU. August C n tho Wal Uhray, nng Cars, Standard and safe-keepn- g. receved, for after alteratons are made n her machnery. ACCOUNTANT EPARTMENT. er Another story valves was necessary. Rulers, or supposed Homo Rulers dur vaton Cars. Less than three days to Caplanade. cor. Allen and Fort flts told n excuse of the (Audtors for Corporatons and Prvate Frms. Ohos falure has t that opposng tdes n speakng of tho tral of the Oho, ng the last campagn, Joned the ranks Chcago wthout change. Books examned and reported on. and currents retarded the speed the Robert Poraythe, superntendng engneer for the Unon ron Works, sad: elected to the Terrtoral conventon San Francsco at 6:00 p. m Through ter Ale, Sarsaparllla, Root Her, Creaa of the Republcans. C. S. Goodness Eastern Expross.s Vestbuled. Loaves Manufacturers of Soda Watr, Qt- - of Btateanents of Affars prepared. warshp. Had the tdes beng favor Trustees on Bankrupt or nsolvent able t s clamed that the kv "Wo wll be unable to tell accurately from the lgth precnct, was Captan of Standard and Tourst Sleepng Cars to Soda, Strawberry, Eta, Etc would Estates. have sped over the tral course what speed the Oho made untl the arrval of the stake boats wth the tdal short perod of County Government. Char Cars. polce under Wllam Whte durng the Chcago. nng Cars. Free Reclnng Offce, 924 Bethel Street at an elghteen-kno- t clp. t s further SAVNGS EPARTMENT. clamed that when the tdal correctons data. When the tdal correctons are M. S. eponte elected to the Terrtoral Personally Conducted Excursons eposts receved and nterest allowed at 4 per cent per annum, ln accord- Ohos showng wll be wthn a bare vessel very nearly comes up to tho re- worked n the nterests of the Home 0 a. m. are made t wll be found that tho made thnk t wll be found that the conventon from tho tenth precnct, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Frdays at ance wth Rules and Regulatons, fracton of the Government speed re qurements. There was no defect ln Rule party durng tho last campagn Send ten cents n stamps for Russa-Jana- n copes of whch may be obtaned on qulrement. the machnery. The Oho developed War Atlas. GOO PLUMBNG ns our forte, w mporter and ealer n applcaton. "Wth the falure of the latest addton horsepower n excess of the contract dont do cheap work. You wll fnd o Chcago & Norttwestern Ry. to NSURANCE EPARTMENT. the navy to come up to Government requrements. The blame for the vessels falure to attan an average LQUORS. expectatons, the hopes of tho bulders exhbton n our store, all the latet R. R. RT"HE, U. A. l U. speed fancy desgns ln bath room apparatus. 67 Market St. (Palaco Hotel) Ban JAPANESE raovson Anents for FRE, MARNE, LFE, ACCENT EMPLOYERS LA to receve a bonus for exceedng the of eghteen knots rests wth her desgners. They overestmated tho speed Wo earrv everythng that goes to make Francsco, or S. P. Companys Agent GENERAL MERCHSE BLTY NSURANCE COMPANES. speed requrement ave been shattered. PLANTATON up lstead the offcals of the Unon ron that ft vessel of the Ohos type s capable of makng. t s possble that tho NSTALL T RGHT. Our plumbng U THE HAWAAN REALTY that moat mportant part of a dwell SUPPLES ngthe bath room wju - nsurance Offce. 924 Bethel Street Works aro congratulatng themselves on the fact that they wll not be com Oho may be gven another speed tral M. PHLLPS & CO., pelled to pay a penalty of $25,000 for and thnk that she wll then make a rut l. to last, we guarantee all work MATURTY CO. Ltd. No. 45 Hotel Street... Honolulu, T. lone by us, and can quote you the fallng Wholesale mporter! a quarter of a knot below the re. better showng." names of hundreds of satsfed custom Real Estate, Mortgages, Loans and Telephone Whte 2. qured speed.. And Jobbers of The result of the tral trp of tho ers. nvestment Securtes. Homes bult on P. O. Box J0. n hs offcal report to tho Navy epartment nt AVashlngton, Admral to her bulders. t was confdently ex- nc? and swer connectons done by us, Home Ofllce: Mclntyre Buldng., T.. Oho comes ns a dsappontng surprse t costs no more to have your plumb the nstallment plan. AMERCAN EUROPEAN RY GOOS Whtng, presdent of the tral board, pected thnt she would exceed the Government requrement by fully a knot, and remember WE GUARANTEE THE L. gves the uncorrected tme average of C KENTWELL, General Manager. WORK. Rtar Want d par at onea. Corner of Fort and Queen Stt. the Oho as beng 7.8 knots. Eghteen whch would have gven the bulders a BATH the Plumber, 65 Kng Street knots was the speed named n the government contract. n the preparatons for the trp. Coal Nne parts of the Worlds Far Portfolos now ready at Star offce. handsome bonus. Great care was taken Telephone 6 Man. Twenty-fv- e cent: pays for a Want The Oho arrved ln tho harbor last stored ln,the bunkers was all pcked Want udj ln Star mb but 25 ceau ad n tha Star. A bargan. evenng from Santa Barbara after a over pece by pece and a crew of ex- - ad ln the Star. A bargan. Portfolos now ready at Star offce. Nne parts of the Worlds Fat Co., f WE HAVE THEM T

4 ALY SEM-WEEKLffbllfhed every afternoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaan Star Newspaper Assocaton, Lmted.... SUBSCRPTON RATES. Cca, per annum $ 8.00 Foregn, " 2.00 Payable n Advance. Frank L. Hooks, Manager. TUESAY AUGUST 6, " 904 You have all seen a theater stage wth water on t, ether n a tank or sprngng from a fountan, or comng down n the shape of a stage storm; but dd you ever see an entre stage of water and nothng else? Probably not, unless you have vsted the Worlds Far at St. Lous and taken a trp "Prom New York to the North Pole." t s one of the most vvd exhbtons at the Worlds Far a trp long to be remembered. There s a vvd descrpton of t all wrtten by Watlcr B. Stevens, Secretary of the Exposton, and there s also a magnfcent pcture of Pearys vessel, n one of the seres of Forest Cty Worlds Far Art Portfolos, whch are now beng dstrbuted among our readers. The prce s nomnal only ten cents to cover cost of handlng, wrappng, addressng and malng; although the regular fgure for each portfolo s twenty-fv- e cents. t s only necessary to send or brng the dme, wth a coupon clpped from our announcements, and any portfolos ssued wll be delvered or maled to you at once. There s a qute strkng rcscm- - blancc between Secretary Taft s later nda And of polces n the Phlp-- statements The Phlppnes pnes and those of some leadng f statesmen n Great Brtan wth rc-- gard to the plans of the empre n n da. Just as Taft talks of leadng the mllons of the Phlppnes to cvlzaton, nstructng them n the art of as a great power leads an nferor people up the ladder of evoluton, Lord Curzon speaks of the Brtsh duty to the hundreds of mllons n nda, "subdung them not to the law of the sword but to the rule of justce, brngng peace and order and good government to nearly one-fft- h of the entre human race." Ths, the vceroy says, "s the greatest thng n Englsh people have done, or are dong now; t s the supreme touchstone of natonal duty." t s a wonderful plan whch Curzon, n an address delvered n London last month, held before hs countrymen, n carryng a burden whch he terms "the most onerous and the most mpressve that has ever rested upon the shoulders of a conquerng and a cvlzed race." t nvolves a race problem, or rather a great collecton of race problems such as can hardly be grasped n all ts magntude. Among the three hundred mllons of nda, all under the rule of Great Brtan and all nvolved n ths ggantc scheme of race educaton arc races that "arc as dfferent from each other as the Esqumaux s from the Spanard or the rshman from the Turk, wth creeds that range between the extreme ponts of the basest anmalsm on the one hand and the most exalted metaphyscs on the other; wth standards of lfe that cover the whole space between barbarsm and cvlzaton." t s no wonder that Curzon, holdng the hgh ew he takes of Brtsh duty n nda, speaks of the "hauntng problem" of the future, the great queston that s always wth the conscentous ndan admnstrator, lke a rddle of the Sphnx "what s n the heart of all those sombre mllons, whther are we leadng them, what s t all to come to, where s the goal?" t s no wonder that the vceroy says that there are no careless moments, no dle hours, for those charged wth the admnstraton of ths problem, and that all are weghed down wth an overpowerng responsblty. The programme s essentally the same as that of the Amercan admnstraton n the Phlppnes. t s all set forth n a phrase, n Kplngs "whte mans burden." The words of the Brtsh vceroy mght be paraphrased ntp an address by Taft on the future of the leaders of the race whch Amerca has already begun to educate n the almost nnumerable slands of the Phlppne archpelago: " have always been a devoted belever n the contnued exstence of well-wshthe natve States n nda, and an er ardent of the natve Prnces, but beleve n them not as relcs, but as rulers, not as puppets, but as lvng factors n the admnstraton. want them to share the responsbltes as well as the glores of Brtsh rule. Therefore t s that have ventured to preach to them the gospel of duty, of common servce n the nterests of the Empre, of a hgh and strenuous am." Of course ths s all very dfferent from the popular, nternatonal dea of what Brtsh rule n nda represents. The world has often heard of vast fortunes made by Brtons n nda and t s more than famlar wth the charges of oppresson and explotaton, just as the Unted States n the Far East s begnnng to be the target of smlar charges, so far prncpally from the among her own ctzens. Curzon, lke Taft and Roosevelt, holds up a dfferent deal. Though makng the omnous remark that there must be more war, "for no man who has ever read a page of ndan hstory wll ever prophesy about the future," he nevertheless says tha the real bass of Brtsh rule n nda s not mltary force, not cvl authorty, not prestge: "f our rule s to last n nda t must rest on a more sold bass. t must depend on the eternal moraltes of rghteousness and justce. Ths, can assure you, s no mere phrase of tse conventcle. The matter s too serous on the lps of a Governor-Gener- of nda for cant. al Unless we can persuade the mllons of nda that we wll gve to them absolute justce as between man and man, equalty before the law, freedom from tyranny and njustce and oppresson, then your Empre wll not touch ther hearts and wll fade away. No one, s more ready to admt than that f you put sde by sde the rulers of a European race and the rule of an Asatc and partcularly suo, races as the ndan and the Englsh, where you have a.mal mnorty face to face wth a vast alen conglomeraton you cannot expect to have complete coalescence. On the one sde you have prde of race, the duty of the conscousness of power; on the other you have strugglng sentments and stlled aspratons. But, my Lord Mayor, a brdge must be bult between the two, and on that brdge justce must stand wth unerrng scales." n the scope of a plan lke ths the prvate fortunes that may be made by those whose commercal enterprses take them to the vast Eastern empres are but ncdents. Just as Taft seeks to carry out the polcy of "the Phlppnes for Flpnos" and has even gone so far as to say that Amerca shall gve them complete ndependence f they ask for t when the tme for decson comes, so Curzon tres to preserve the power of the ndan rulers n ther spheres, only changng the nature of ther exercse of power. Ths leads n the long run to the same sort of a goal as n the Amercan case s really desred, a voluntary decson that t s best to be a part of the naton, and an electon to jon ssues as a part and not as a conquest. n the meantme the plan s beng carred out by educatonal work n both cases. n the Phlppnes the gradual wthdrawal of Amercan forces, the rasng of Flpnos to postons of responsblty, are brngng the slands to the status of nda, ruled "wth so mld a restrant that the rulers are the merest handful amongst the ruled, a tny speck of whte foam upon a dark and thunderous ocean." 0:0 H Need Of a New Buldng Apart altogether from the unsafe-nes- s of the Judcary buldng the fact that a new government buldng s badly needed s very apparent. The J captol was never ntended as an offce -- H- buldng nor can t ever be made nto such wthout beng torn to peces and completely remodelled. The man floor could be made to accommodate the two branches of the legslature permanently, as t has done n the past, the Assembly usng the old throne room and the Senate the rooms now taken by the epartment of Publc Works and the Water Works. The upper story, as has been suggested, could be retaned by the Executve and the Attorney Generals departments. As thngs are at present, every offce s nconvenently crowded and all are. badly arranged for the publc servce. THE HAWAAN STAR, TUESAY, AUGUST Ss A sparklng and hghly concentrated lqud Extract of Malt and Hops Strengthenng, nvgoratng and sedatve. Recommended by the Medcal Pro fesson. THE WARM WEATHER TONC PORT STREET CO. Some portons of the servce ar,e n the Cuptol and others n the Judcary buldng, so that persons on busness frequently have to go from one to the other several tmes whle on the same msson. The tax offlce and the treas ury for nstance, should be sde by sde so that taxes could be pad drectly nto the treasury and the tax ofllce be releved of the handlng of any money at all. Most people wll agree wth the vew expressed by the Superntendent of Publc Works to the effect that no more buldngs Hhould be erected wthn the Captol grounds. Where the new buldng (f the legslature should decde upon grantng funds for such) should be placed s a matter for further thought. t s by no means certan that even the walls of the Judcary buldng wll be found n a sulllclently safe condton to warrant the spendng of a large sum n ts remodellng and n that case t would certanly bo advsable to raze the place entrely snd put the new edfce 0 the same ste. The Home Hule leaders who start today on a tour of the sland of Hawa would probably do well to lave some mssonary work done here. They wll fnd before the campagn ends that there s great need of work on Oahu. The cable tells us that Admral Bezo-Tjrazo- ff, commandng the Vladvostok squadron, s serously. t does not say what la the matter wth the admral but there seems a probablty he s sufferng from nervous prostraton. n vew of the rumored unsafenesa of the Judcary buldng the judges are earnestly desred to refran from droppng any of ther weghty decsons on the lloor. One of the features of the naval battles n the present war, whch was unexpected n most crcles, s the ncompleteness of the actons. t seems that the scence of protecton of war ahlps has outstrpped the perfecton of heavy guns for attack. n all the numerous engagements there have teen few cases of one vessel succeedng n snkng another. The snkng la done by torpedoes. n the last lght two de feated Russan crusers escaped after the battle, after fve hours fghtng, They were probably speeder vessels than those Kamlmura had to attack them wth and gave up the contest whon they saw the loss of the Rurk, Classfed Ads n Star. Ads under Stuatons Wanted," na-rtfree untl further notce. Notce 0 llenovnl r. Camp Olllco No. 240 Umma Street Hours: a. m 8 p.. Resdence Telephone Blue 20?. A magnfcent buldng ste on the Punchbowl slope near Thurston Avenue. Partculars at Star ofllce. Buldng lot corner Kng and Kame-hamaroad. Palo ma termnus of Rapd Transt road. Apply at Star offce. Furnshed tooms To Let A ncely furnshed front room. Mosquto proof and electrlct lght. 494 Bere-tan- la near Punchbowl. Y0R EARNS nterest 2,0 And Can Be Wthdrawn on emand Amounts Receved U.00 to $3, from Phoenx Savngs, Buldng And Loan Assocaton GUARANTEE CAPTAL $200, PA-U- P CAPTAL, $,250,000 T. E. POCOCK - CASHER n. r unrvrn tmmno At.53., 0 scount. n order to close out our present stock we arc sacrfcng our entre lne of slver and glt frames at one thrd the regular prce. Ths s below cost, and are genune bargans whle they last. Theyre gong fast, so come early. H, F, & 0, LT, FORT STREET. reports may show that a torpedo dd the work here also. n the varous Port Arthur engagements, the vessels after helng hours engaged, nearly all,managed,to keep afloat and under con trol so that escape was possble when reslstence became unwse. Except,whcn struck by a torpedo, a modern war vessel does not seem to be such a terrble death trap as t las been popularly thought to be, at least n the present war. t s possble, however, that the reason s found n the Russans tactcs of long dstance lghtng. n the Amercan war wth Span, the naval HghtH showed plenty of destructve power n battleshps. St. Petersburg at last admts that the Port Arthur stuaton s desperate, and the Russan lleet has agan made an effort to get away from the harbor. Evdently tlero aro terrble happenngs Jn the hesleged cty. t s a tme to remember General Stoessels words at the openng of the war. "There wll be no surrender. Wo shall all lght to the death." The present ndcatons are that f the Russan Baltc fleet ever gets to the Far East t wll fnd Togo watng wth a splendd lleet of vessels ready to gve battle. Togos work wth the arlglnal Russan lleet of the east seems to be drawng to a close. He wll have plenty of tme to devote to reparng and strengthenng hs lleet, and possbly to addng to t by refttng some of the defeated Russan vessels. The rasng of the Varog s gong ahead fast, and t s not unlkely that there wll be more przes from among the scatterng Russan squadrons. There wll probably foe tme enough to make them ready for acton. But wth all the strength he can muster t would seem that Togo s lkely to have a worthy opponent n the comng fleet. "Our socety turns out fne cooks" says the presldont of the Amercan or mcatle Guld. Our fne cooks always qut wthout gvng us a chance to turn them out. Washngton Post. General Grosvonor recently presented a table showlnp how the emocrats may wn. He s now preparng one whch seoms to have been successfully.showng that the other table was based on mpossble powlbllltea, Washngton. sunk n a shp engagement, though later Post, Thousands GAREN Antcpatng the rrgatng season of the VBRY 3BET GAREN HOSE OBTANABLE. OF E JCvOW PRCES WE ARE ABLE TO MAKE ARE SMPLY PARALYZNG. Lawn Sprnklers A New nvoce of the Favorte EY REFRGERATOES Made to Keep Thngs Cool and Economze CE. rat mme JVex ?T.ars LWM.L.. LMT mporters and Commsson flerchants SOLE AGENTS TOZ Smokng Tobacco Ss. and 0c. packages. ""n for BRTSH AMERCAN A3SURANCE COMPANY, of Toronto Ontaro. ELAWARE NSURANCE CO. of Phladelpha. run (jww. cm tmnr uftrsb rtlram3 Careful people should consder t a duty to use Pachecos andruff Kller a scalp anlseptlc, th t nsures cleanlness and freedom from dandruff mcrobes. Sold by all ruggsts and at the Unon Barber Shop. Telephone Man 232. Echfst Sol and Black Sand n. Town, For Sale Cheap, hee Us At Once LOR & BELSER. We SOLE NO. 0 STORE, of Feet of HOSE we have mported n Great M a large stock Varety COllT, Ll Street E Commsson Merchants, Sugar Factors,. AGENTS FOR Tbe Ewa Plantaton Company. Tne Walalua Agrcultural Co., LM The Kohala Sugar Company. The Walmea Sugtr Mll Company. The Fulton ron Works, St. Lous, MA The Standard Ol Company. The Georgj F. Blake Steam Pump. Westons Centrfugals. The New England Mutual Lfe nsurance Company of Boston. The AetLa Fre nsurance Company od Hartford, ""nn. Thfl Allance Assurance Company London.. G. fwh S GO. AGENS for Western Sugar Refnng Co., Su Francsco, Ca. Baldwn Locomotve Works. Phladelpha, Pa. Newell Unversal Mll Co., Manufacturers of Natonal Cane Shredder, New York, N. Y. Parafllne Pant Company, San Francs-c- o Col. Ohlandt & Co., San Francsco, Cal. Pacfc Ol Transportaton Co.. 3ao Francsco, Cal. m Fre nsurance! B. F. LLNGHAM CO., LMTE, General Agents for.wall Atlas Assurance Company of London. Phoenx Assurance Company of London. New York Underwrters Agency. Provdence Washngton nsurance Company. Phenlx nsurance Company of Brooklyn. Albert Raas, Hanager nsurance epartment ofllce Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Buldng. The Pacfc Hotel, S2 UNON STREET OPPOSTE PACFC CLUB. NEWLY FURNSHE AQENTS. ROOMS The Cest Restuaranf n the Gty.,,. MRS. Unhestatngly The Emphatc Statement HAN A, Propretor. THAT TH5 McCall Patterns Make Wth perforatons showng bastng and sewng lnes-- not found n any other pattern-a- re postvely the fnest shape, the best fttng, and the most smple patterns offered to the publc, and are cut to ft the averare ed person. Mllons of these patterns are sold durng the year wth seldom or a never complant. OUR MOTTO S: Strctly hgh grade Patterns at the lowest possble 0 5c, NONE HGHER. prce. E.W. Jordan & Co., Ltd FORT STREET.

5 THl3 Jl..All v. S, TlKAY, AUGUST G, 004. FVK. A WEEK OF SPECAL BARGANS N shpment of bananas", pne apple and hde to San Francsco tomorrow. She wll also carry sugar. 9 Summer ress Ssods Begnnng Monday mornng, August 5th, for one week only, the followng specal nducements arc open at the, Sachs store: and Zephyrs whch sell regu- Our entre stock of Scotch Gnghams larly for 3oc. and 25c. a yard. Ths Week at 0c. Fancy whte goods wth lace strpes and dots. Regular 20c. qualtes at 5c a yard. Regular 5c. qualtes at 2 C a yard. Fancy strpes and checks that sell regularly for 8 yards for $.00. Ths week yurds for $.00. A large assortment of chldrens at all prces, now on hand..!. S. HOT M 60Q8 Camara Corner Merchant slk and musln hats and bonnets, de Turk Wnes, Whte Seal Champagne, qts. and pts., Enropean Wnes and Brandes, Bulldog Brand Stout and Ale, A. B. C, Budweser, Pacfc, Raner and Prmo Beers. n qts. and pts. Telephone Man 4Q2. (Contnued from page one.) ncy (referrng to sad plantff) and Ballou n now attackng ths deponent (referng to sad defendant) and workng aganst hs nterests, f any nterest le las n sad enterprse, (referrng to sad lamakua tch Co., Ltd.). under sad agreement s a gross volaton of ther professonal dutes to deponent (referrng to sad defendant) and. as deponent (referrng to sad defendant) beleves, renders them unft to practce n the courts of the Terrtory of Hawa." "That sad false, scandalous, malcous, lbellous and tory matter was made and publshed by sad defendant as a part of a certan affdavt by sad defendant n a certan cause pendng n the Crcut Court of the Frst Crcut at Chambers n Probate, sad cause beng enttled n the matter of the Guardanshp of Anne T. K. Parker, a mnor, whch sad affdavt defendant caused to be fled n the court aforesad, well knowng the sad affdavt would be publshed bv the prnpal newspapers n Honolulu, and also knowng that the sad matter was n fact false, scandalous, malcous, lbehous and defamatory, and that the same would njure plantff both ndvdually and n hs profes as a lawyer, and plantff further alleges, that sad faloe, scandalous, malcous, lbellous and defamatory matter had no relaton to the matter n regard to whch the affdavt Avas made nor to any matter -- the aforesad cause, and that the same Avas made and publshed by defendant solelv out of spte and malce towards the plantff, and wth the ntent to njure hm both ndvdually and n hs professon as a lawyer, and to brng hm and hs name nto publc scandal, dsgrace, abhorrence, odum, contempt and rdcule." Secton 5 says that the publcaton njured hm ndvdually and as a lawver as defendant ntended, and Secton 6 clams damages of $50,000. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. Quotaton. BU. Asked. C. Brewer & Co... $ Ewa Hawaan Caml Haw. Sugar Co Honomu , Honokaa 2.50 Kahuku HfcBryde 4.00 Oahu Sugar v Onomea Olaa Sugar Co Olowalu Pepeekeo Poneer Mll S0.CQ Walalua Agrl Walmanlo Wlder S. S. Co 5.00 nter-slan- d 0.00 Hon. t,t. Co. p Hon, R, T. Co c Mutual Tel 8.50 Oahu R. & L. Co Fre Clams 4s Hawaan Govt, 5s OO Ewa Cs "Haku Cs Hawaan Sugar 6s Hlo R. R. Co. Cs Hon. R. T. Co. Cs Cahu R. & L. Co 04. bo Oahu Sugar Co. Cs Olaa Pala Plantaton Cs Poneer Mll Cs Walalua Cs FRE CLAMS MONEY. Judge ole n the U. S. strct court today ssued two more decrees n Chnese Fre Clam cases. Kwong Lee Yuen & Co., receve ll.c97.02 and Wng Wo Tal & Co $S37.C7. The money wll bo pad out of court at once. PRCE OF SUGAR. The Henry Waterhouse Trust Company receved a cablegram at noon today from Edward Pollltz & Co., stltng that raw augur sold n New York today a 4 cents. T WAS A JOSH. The story of that lttle dnner that Or. Fort and (!., LB., Beretana Sts. and Alakea Streets. P. O. Box 664 Henry Van Glesen prvate secretary of the Hgh Sherff gave to George Sea and Harry Mossmnp was a Josh. Tho frends of the partcpants declared that Van Glesen was entertanng the others because of havng won a bet from them on tho baseball game, when as a matter of fact none of them had bet anythng at all. The men smply went to dne together havng been detaned by work at the olllee. HA TARGET PRACTCE. The U. S. S. roquos returned yesterday afternoon from Pearl Harbor where the marnes and blejackets were left to go nto encampment for target practce. The men on the vessel were gven target practce wth the Colts Automatc gun and the revolvng cannon on the roquos, before she returned to port. HOME RULERS OFF FOR HAWA. A delegaton of Homo Rule leaders, consstng of. Kalauokalanl, avd Kataulclo, Charles Notley, J M. Poe-po- e and Jonah Kumalae departed by the steamer Knau today at noon for Hawa. They are gong to stop at Mahukona and there open the campagn on the bg sland. S MAE A CTZEN. John Guld, a Brtsh subject born n Scotland, became an Amercan ctzen today, takng the oath lefore Judgo ole. "HANKS" WHP. The last of the whp that "Hank" Monk, the famous stage drver of tho early days of Cullfornla and Nevada, used on the drve n whch le took Horace Greeley over the Serras tme." s exhbted n the Nevada buld-n- g at the Worlds, far. SOOTHNG WORK. The Kennebee Journal notes that a Pscataqus county olergyman, who found the mnstry of Mane too wearng on hs. nerveb, las scoured a Job on the Boston elevated ralway, "where tho work and surroundng are qute and soothng." zsmam mm m m mm h mrtmy The row n " m -.f f n.ny became mm f.u.l Amercan snger r l.ne Frrar, tb t b. r.lele.l.t.mss r vms tral d una y.l favor by the Mls,. ft 4,.-- t vls, s.s;,,:.64.js fo4tv-sa;j 43S49 WLL SELL M ORE BONS Governor Carter has bg vews on the queston of a new government buldng for Honolulu. A fne steel frame buldng costng at least half a mllon dollars on the ste of the present Judcary buldng s what he thnks the Terrtory requres and s what he wll advocate. "One thng sure s that we wll have somethng very soon," he to-u- remarked ths mornng. " thnk that there s no doubt that the days of the old Judcary buldng are numbered and there s no sense n tnkerng t up much more. do not beleve that a buldng costng less than about half a mllon should be put up, as anythng costng less would be of lttle credt to the Terrtory. For that sum we could buld a place whch would take n al of the courts and every branch of the publc servce except the Attorney Generals epartment, the Governors and Secretarys offces and the Legslature, whch can all be accommodated n the Captol. The spendng of such a sum would n the end be an economy. There s no savng n gong about matters of that sort n a parsmonous manner and a fne government buldng s deservng of the dgnty of the Terrtory." Now that the governor has had a chance to look around hm after hs return he s pleased wth the substantal progress made durng hs absence. " fnd that only some $200,000 of the orgnal mllon of the loan remans," he sad, "about $800,000 beng contracted for. All of ths has been appled to permanent mprovements. Ths does not nclude the bg wharf mprovement whch wll cost $300,000 alone. The.plans are all ready and we wll take up the queston of askng for bds at once. We wll need another $00,000 for ths work alone, and wll therefore consder what porton of the other mllon dollars of bonds we shall sell. "The dea of turnng unattractve vacant lots nto small parks at lttle or no expense, whch orgnated wth Secretary Atknson, s a splendd one and has my full endorsement," contnued the governor. " have not seen all the work that has been done by Superntendent Holloway and hs department durng my absence, but have seen enough to convnce me that he has been extremely busy and am gong all over the work wth hm n a few days." " Ml TRP Governor Carter has decded that he wll not to go AUu before the Republcan conventon. " had wshed to Jo so," he sad ths mornng, "as wshed to avod the trps appearng as a poltcal journey, but fnd that have so much to do here, and then t occurred to me that so many of the Mau men wll be at the conventon at Hlo anyway that decded to change my plans." B E 0 N ALTERCATON There haw ben "an encounter" between. C. Blrbe and H. C. Vda, two ot the Republcan leaders of the Fghtng Seventh of the Ffth. The meetng whch has caused no end of talk "Along the Lne" occurred n tm Hotel Btreet saloon on Saturday nght. BSrbe and Vda used to e frends but they have not been frendly for some tme. t appears that Blrbe desred to extend the palm of frlendshp. He wanted to be on cordal relatons wth Vda. Tho latter dd not care to have anythng rpparently, to do wth h former Mlltleal frend, and so ndcated hs sentment. Blrbe then declared that he dd not thnk much of the Seventh Precnct crowd wto could not llnd a- euer mouth pleco than a darky. Vda suddenly hauled off and struck Blrbe several tmes, knockng hm across the room. Blrbo dd noj, so bystanders say, tarry any longer where hs presence was not daslr d, Nne parts of the Worlds Fall Portfolos now ready at Star offce. a wth tle beautful th- - l-- of royalty, v, ble n the German POSTPONE WATNG TO THE LOAO HAWAAN There are now 2,207 tons of sugar on hand at the Ralway wharf warehouses awatng the S. S. Hawaan. Tho Hawaan s expected to arrve tomorrow from Seattle and Tncnnn, to load sugar for the breakwater. The vessel wll take.000 tons of sugar at Honolulu and the remander of her load at Ka-lul- ul and Hlo. The remander of the sugar from Honolulu, wll be receved rom Oahu Plantaton. t s expected thnt sho wll be loaded n tme to sal from Honolulu next Monday. The bar. George Curts s nlongslde the some wharf wth tho Knlulanl. t wll be fullv h week or more, before th urtls gets her full load of sugar for.san Frnneteco. The whp Fort George begnn to take Hugar ths mornng nt the Ralway wharf. She wll load about,400 tons of sugar at ths place and sal about Thursday, for Hlo to take on.s00 tons more. She goe to San Francsco from Hlo. The shp Tlllle E. Starbuck ought to be at Hlo now, loadng sugar for San Francsco. " The S. S. Alarneda wll take a large! SUTS STARTE SEVERAL ACTONS ON NOTES N TH2 CRCUT COURT AN ALLEG- E TRESPASS ON RGHT OF WAY. Acton for trespass has been commenced by Mama Obed of ths cty aganst M. Andrade, t beng clamed th.t the defendant has erected a fence whch deprves the plantff of rght of w ay to her land between Punchbowl and Luso streets. Sut has been commenced by the Bank f Hawa, Ltd., aganst the Kaplolanl Estate, Lad., for $ secured by a note and nterest thereon at S per cent, loss $229.0 pad on account. The note n evdence was sgned by. Kawa-lMako- a, presdent of the Kaplolanl nstate, and John F. Colburn, treasurer. G. Mlddledltch, trustee n bankruptcy of Charles F. Herrck Carrage Company, Lmted, s plantff n a sut for $00.23 aganst Kawa-nanako- a. Prnce avd The amount was secured by a note made on September 2, 902, wth nterest at S per cent. Sut has been entered by Cecl Brow as trustee aganst Joseph Fernandez and W. C. Ach for $70S.37. Ths represents the balance due on a note for $000 orgnally made by Fernandez to Achl and transferred to Brown by the latter. The note was secured by mortgage. Th Frst Natonal Bank of HawaH s plantff n an ejectment sut whch has THE CALM BELT HARK S OUT 35, AYS FHOM HO-- NO.ULU FOB SAN FRANCSCO ; WTH A FU.. LOA u. rlgal:. The bark Mohcan s the recent record of the schoone- - W.. Morston. Tho latter boat took 37 days n whch to make tho trp from Honolulu to San Francsco. The Mohcan s out 3S days today. She saled from Honolulu July 9 wth a full cargo of sugar md a number of passengers. t aptaln Kelly her master, s one of the most popular of the captans of the u gar lcet and he has no doubt, done hs utmost to make tme pleasant to the passengers on hs vessel. The vessel evdently struck a calm belt and has been lyng helpless for days. Numerous nqures about her are beln receved every day by Castle and Cooke, her agents. SHARK BTES BLAE OFE THE CLAUNE f Captan SlT.erson of the steamer Mauna Loa, does not take better care of hs pets, Captan Parker tt tho seamer Claudlne wll wn them away. On the last outward trp of the Mauna Loa, Captan Slmersons pet shark at Kalua, took hold of the anchor chan of the steamer and towed the vessel to anchorage. Captan Slmerson, who s authorty for the occurrence, was so delghted that he proceeded to feed the shark wth some nce salt pork. Whether tho taste of tho ron chan served as a tonc to the shark, s uncertan, but, n apy event, tho monster appears to have wandered away from the confnes of Kalua shores and, be-- come ravenous,, "Why, we met that same fellow on the wndward sde of.maul Satur-day-," last sad Captan Parker. "The ras--! eal bt one of the blades of my propeller off. wsh Slmerson would keep hs old pets over n Kalua and not turn them loose on other people. dont mnd feedng the shark salt port or even for the hcc of Captan Smer- - son, gvng the shark a drnk, but when the sharks starts n to feed off my steamer, rase a kck Slmerson has got to take better care of that Kalua shark, thats all there s to t, or else wll throw a barrel of slacked lme dow n tho throat of the llsh." N NC ARRVNG. Monday, August S. U. S. S. roquos, Nlblack,from Pearl Harbor at 4 p. m. Tuesday, August G. Am, bktn. Echo, Young, 5 days from qulqul nt 9M5 a. n. PASSENGERS. epartng. Per stmr. Llkellke, August 5, for Maul and Moloka ports W. O. Walker, F. B. amon, Walter Rycroft. G. P. Cooke, F. Alexander, N. Tllney, K. R. Atknson, J.. Wlson, Harry Lucas, Mrs. Namohokalna, Mrs. Congdon and chld. Per stmr. Helene, August C.for Maul ports J. P. Cooke, C. t. Wells and wlfo J. Vncent, M. G. Anjos, Antono Quntal, Mss Rose Luhau, Mss Syl-v- n, Esther Mss Anne Kennu, J. E, Fullerton, E.C. Bruns, A. W. Klrkland,. Rub-enBtel- n, ang Young, E. C. Brown, R. T. Brown and wlfo. Per stmr. Knau, August 6, for Hlo and way ports H. M. Coke, A. W. T. Bottomley, A.. Cooper, F. M. Hatch, Glchrst Hatch, F. G. Krchhoff, J. M. Poepoe, J. Kumalae,. H. Kahaulello,. Kalauokalanl, T. S. Kay, Robert ls T Company rtnder-jnk- es tho entre Mngcont of estates. t looks after the rents, nsurance and repars. t also judcously nvests all surplus neomo. TRUST GO. tm Merchant and Fort Sts., Honolulu, Hawa. Hnd, Leut. Col. Cleve. Mrs. Augsber-ge- r, Sster Flavana. Mrs. M. J. ckson. Mss A. Rddle, E. G. Clarke, C. J. Flshel, Mrs. beer, J. Lynch, Mss K. Lynch, commenced ngolnst J. W, Ganes, George. Wllllamc, P. Bartels, Alas J. M. McChesney A. and Alce M. McCps-- n C. Lynch, Mss S. L. Byn&ton, F. C. y. The land n queston s at Walkl-kl-ka- l, Smth and wfe, Mrs. George Ordwaj", Kona dstrct. t has a frontage Mrs. J. R. Collns and servant, Charles f 84 feet on the nmkn sde of the C. Notley anl wfe,. Coughlaln and Walklkl road and a depth of 38 feet to wfe, Father James, V. T. Rawlns, the beach. The bank clams to bo lessee Master R. Laku o" the property and that the defendants jh.vo wrongfully taken posssson of t. SALNG CRAFT ARRVE. Ejectment and $000 damages are asked. Thf barkenune Echo arrved ths mornng from qulqul n 5 days. Nothng of ntorewt occurred durng the trp. HUN S N The vessel brought.000 tons or ntrtes for the Hawaan Fertlzer Company. urng the stay of the vessel n qulqul, Mrs. Young the wfe ot tho captan of the vessel, walked overboard nt nght and was drowned. The fnrkontlne Wrestler arrved tlls mornng from Grays Harbor after a rung of 22 dayn. Nothng of nterest occurred. "She brought lumber. MURERER S EA. Lee Ln Lot the Chnese who murdered L. T. Chn, ded at the Oahu Jull last nght, after an llness of sono weeks. Hemorrhages were the cause of death. Lee shot and klled Chn, as the result of the refusal of Chn to lend Lee some money that the murderer seemed to thnk should le advanced hm. SL REALTF E ECSON n the case of Henry E. Cooper a? ganst the sland Realty Company Llm- - ted. and Joseph A. Olman, an noton for foreclosure of mortgage upon whch a decree was gven by Judge Gear, tho hupreme Court today handed down ts declsor. on appeal, remandng the mat ter back to the Crcut Judge wth nstructons to amend the decree n certan partculars. The court thnks that the plalntllf s enttled to a sale of tho tfltate as a whole and not to be exposed to the danger of havng one or two lota sold out of the mddle of t. t also orders that the decree be amended by a provson allowng redempton by the payment of the amount of nterest n nrrear.s and costs at any tme beforo sale. The counsel fee awarded should Te dsallowed and the plantff should be authorzed to become a purchaser at the sale and costs should be allowed hm. Nne parts of the Worlds Far Portfolos now ready at Star offce. NEW AVKHTSMfcvr Annual CHAMBER.Meetng OF CO.MMEUCE. The Annual Meetng of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce wll le held at ts room, Hnckfeld Buldng, Wednesday, August 7, 90, at 0:30 n. n. Busness: Readng ov Annual Reports Electon of Olllcors, Etc. A full au tendance s requested. JAMES GORON SPHNCER. Secretary. BY AUTHORTY Notce s hereby gven that the followng Regstered Treasury Wlarranta wll be pad at the Tvasury upon pre sentaton: Regstered Numbers 520 to 5677 n clusve. A. J. CAMPRELL, Treasurer, Terrtory of Hawa. Treasurers Offce, August Assgnees Notce Notce s hereby gven that all per sons havng clams aganst Z. Yoshlda, of Honolulu, must fle the same wth the undersgned, at Room 2, Campbell Block, Honolulu, on or before September lgth, 904, or tho came wll be for ever barred. K. OO, Assgnee Z. Yoshlda. ated Honolulu, July 5th, 304. NOTCE. wll not be responsble for any debts contracted n n: name except upon my wrtten order. ARTHUR K. MRA. Honolulu, August 0, 904,

6 t woe A Summer Proposton. Well, now, theres the CE QUESTON Xen know youll need le, you know 9 n a. necessty n hot weather. We Mlftre you are nxlous to get that ce t Wh. wll gve you satlsf ctlon, and vrcts. Mke to uprly ynu. order from K Ol ffpw CO., f. 8. RWN & CO., LT. Vrn rwn Presdent and Manager ttaleobone 5 Blue. Postomce Box COS John U. Spreckels.. Frst Vce-Presde- nt W. M, Glftard... Second H. M- - Whtney Jr Treasurer 3tlchrd vers Secretary A.G. Lovckln Audtor 8Q8AK FACTORS, COMMSSON AGENTS AGENTS FOR THE Ocen!c Stear.shlp Company of San Francsco, Cal. AGENTS FOR THE Scottsh Unon Natonal nsurance Company of Ednburgh. VUhetolna of Magdeburg General n- - twance Company. AMuce Marne and General Assurance (a., Ltd., of London. RoyR nsurance Company of Llver- - Alltauua Assurance Company of Lon- - Wormater Herman nsurance Company HART & CO., LT Vhe Elltr ce Cream Parlors. Chocolates and Confectlonj Tee Cream and Water ces Bakery Lunch. E Ml RESORT HE GTV Ralroad SUGGESTS Comfot. acfc BT&rae trans dally through cars, frst Kal second class to nl ponts. - rates take effect soon. Wrte JS. F. Booth, General Agent. 8o. Montgomery Street, San Francsco. Travellers THAT Agree n verlaefl Lmted. S Quckest, Fnest, Best A Tran that Supples All emands To St. Lous or Chcago EN 3 AYS from San Francsco. ELECTRC LGHTS HEANG LAMPS, CLUB CARS-A- LL GOO MNGS onlta Pacfc nformaton Bureau 33 Market Street, San Francsco. fhlj RALWAY LAU CS TME TABLES MAY st, 903 OUTWAR. fam Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and wrxr Statons 9:5 r m., 3:20 p. m. 9m Eserl Cty, Ewa Mll and Way ttkons 7:30 a. m 9:.. m., a. m., 2:E p. m., :20 p. m., K:l. m.. 5:5 p. m. $9:30 p. m. Btt:5 u. m. NWAR. re, (Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal- - L,und Walanae 8:86 m., BAl S&stvvj sronoluh from Ewa Mll and ChuurU Cty t6:w a. m t7m8 a. m., e. n., 0:8 a. m 2:tS p. co., BtLtp m., G:S p. to., 7:0 p. m. XJQr. C Wunday Excepted U Burcdey only. 9.. E7ENNSOV r. C. SMTH, a. f, jl. t, a. Rheumatsm f your muscles aro soro, bones ache, jonts fool stll, and f pans dart through your body, t s probably rheumatsm. Purfy your blood, got out all tho rheumatsm poson no need of your sufferng n ths way. Wo have the followng lcttor frommr.r.,t. Knwall, of Mannum. Ho. Australa. Mr. Kowald also Bends lls photograph. " sultered greatly wth rheumatsm, whch lad mo up fur a long tme. tred a great many medcnes, but thoy wcro of lttle or no use. A frend who lad taken Aycra 8, rsa par la nduced mo to try t. thought t would ho just lke all the other medcnes. Hut thero was a great and ploasant surprlso n store for 3c, for after fcklng ono bottlo was better Tt swellng began to go down, tho pans began to leave me, and felt better n ovcry way. After takng only fvo bottles was completely cured. Whle was takng tho Sarsaparllla also took Aycrs 8 to keep my bowels n good condton." AVERS arsaparlla TJcro aro many mtaton Barsaparllas. Ho suro you get " Ajers. Prepared by r. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mut., U. S.A Fresh Breakfast Cheese t s because of the grea; varety of tastes among dlller-e- nt people that we keep fo many knds of cheese. No matter what your taste s we cun match t at the dellcate-tsse- counter. n omp and try t. Lmted Telephone Man 45 Shrs kane General Employment Offce. Japanese and Chnese. borers Etc., Suppled. Contract Work of Every Knd Undertaken. Corner Emm. am Reretanla Sreets. Telephone Blue 2S. Lnoleum s not cheap unless t s good. Good lnoleum means thck lnoleum. Thn stuff wll wear through n a short tme, but the real materal wll last a lfetme. We carry several grades at prces from 90c. to $.50 a square yard accordng to the pattern all good. t wouldnt pay you or us ether lo carry cheaper grades. n our excellent new stock are splendd nlad and prnt patterns. Plan also. ns Ml. LAUTE. 77 S. KNG STREET. PORT ARTHUR STUATON. Assocated Press. Mornlns: Servce. CHEFOO, Ausus C The avalable vessels at Port Arthur havo made another sorte and are now beng pursued by the Japanese. A severe engagement s expected. SHANGHA, August 6. The cruser Askold has been docked at ths port nnd the destroyer Grozovol ls beng dsmantled. VLAVOSTOK, August C Admral Bezobrazoff, commander of tho Vladvostok squadron, s serously. Every communty has been beneftted by the ntroducton of Chamberlans Colc, Cholera, and arrhoea Remedy nto ths country. There s scarcely a neghborhood but that someone can bo found whose lfe has been saved by ts use. t s the best known medcne for all forms of stomach and bowel troubles. t never falls to gve mmedate relef and cun always be depended upon. For sale by all dealers.benson, Smth & Co.. agents for Hawa. Want ads n the Star brng qulak w aultjj. Three lnes three tmes for 25 cents. THE HAWAAN STAR, TUESAY, AUGUST 0, 004. WHAT! UN EAOCRATC CAMPAGN MANAGERS WONERNG MOW TO S-POS- E OF HAl URNG THE CAMPAGN AFRA OF HS HOO- OO N THE EAST, THEY WOUL LKE TO HAVE HM TO STCK TO NEBRASKA. WASHNGTON, July 5. As soon as the emocratc natonal commttee apponts ts charman and begns to outlne the work of the campagn a serous queston wll be encountered n relaton to the dsposton to be mndo of Ar. Wllam Jennngs Bryan durng the campagn. Ar. Bryans whole course has ndcated that he proposes to be very much n poltcs n the next few months. He could have retred from the poltcal arena by boltng the tcket or by leavng the conventon to ts own sweet wll wthout any suggeston from hm. He stayed n the party and he expects to be a part of t. emocratc leaders are already begnnng to fgure on what they wll do wth" Bryan. The queston that concerns them most s whether Bryan hmself wll approve ther plans for hm. They would lke to keep hm n the west, not havng hm come further cast than Kansas. f he were gven a free hand to make speeches as he sees ft n the east they ore afrad that he would say thngs that, sooner or later, would njure the partv These leaders have mapped out an attractve course for Mr. Bryan and they can see no reason why he should not follow t. Based on the dea that Ar. Bryans ambton concdes wth the deas of hs recently made frends n the party ther plan ought to work perfectly. They have planned that the best thng for Ar. Bryan to do s to carry Nebraska ths fall and show the Republcans that he s a poltcal factor n hs home. t s well known that Ar. Bryan has been ambtous to come to the Unted States Senate. f that s so he wll be asssted n every possble way by the emocrats to carry hs own state and to elect a legslature that wll send hm to the Senate. No doubt s expressed about the ablty of Ar. Bryan to secure hs electon to the Senate f he can have a emocratc legslature chosen n Nebraska n the comng electon. They also say that nothng could possbly redound so greatly to the natonal reputaton of Mr. Bryan as the capture of hs state and nstallng t n the emocratc column. Such a result would be credted wholly to the power of AVr. Bryan. emocratc leaders say that f Ar. Bryan wll agree to devote hs energes to the west and partcularly to Nebraska wth the dea of carryng Nebraska for Parker and avs they wll see that he s suppled wth ample funds for all campagn purposes. They wll gve hm an entrely new sensaton of havng abundance of money to pay campagn blls nnd wll make as easy as possble the work n whch he wll be engaged. n ths connecton t s ponted out that Nebraska mght be the pvoted state n the comng presdental electon. n order to elect the emocratc tcket, not only wll the emocrats have to carry New York, New Jersey, Maryland, West Vrgna, Rhode sland and Connectcut, but they wll have to do somethng n the west. Oho, ndana and llnos are not encouragng for emocrats. Even emocrats admt that. They mght do somethng n llnos f there should be labor troubles there, and terrble mstakes are made bj the admnstraton. But countng on ones opponent makng mstakes s generally an ndcaton of a forlorn hope. Ths stuaton presses the emocrats further west n the search of fghtng ground. What s there better than Nebraska, Kansas and some of the states n the northwest, the ask. They are n the stronghold of Bryan, a3 by contnung hmself to such localtes he mght elect the tcket, they assert. f he should be successful no one could deprve hm of the credt for the good work le would contrbute to the campagn. Parker and avs would owe ther electon to Bryan. Under those crcumstances, t s contended, t would be absolutely necessary to recognze Bryan. Whle helpng tne emocratc natonal tcket to success he would be gettng the legslature of Nebraska nto such shape that t would elect hm Unted States senator. The emocrats who have favored ths plan regard t as wthout a flaw. The only queston that remans s w hether Ar. Bryan hmself agree to beng elmnated front the campagn except so far as speeches n hs own state are concerned. He wll want somethng for hs sacrfce ns he regards t n supportng the Parker tcket. Hs own recent declaratons amount to sayng that the people who made Parker, ncludng Parker hmself, are on general prncples a lot of very bad men, but he wll support them just the same n the nterest of party harmony. The only thng that Mr. Bryans frends thnk that le can get out of the campagn n exchange of hs support of the party s added standng n the east, where he s not popular. They have no doubt of hs popularty n certan parts of the west. t s n the east that he wants a better acquantance. They say that to support Parker and then to be barred from makng speeches n the east s lke makng concessons to get nto desrable socety only to fnd that you are not to be allowed admsson to that socety. Bryans frends are nclned to thnk he wll not accept the plans that are beng made for hm. They beleved he wll nsst upon beng a part of the show n the east as well as n the west. They beleve that before the campagn s much older Mr. Bryan wll show hs frends, the enemy, wth whom he s consortng, that he doesnt propose to stay n the party for some purposes and to keep out of t for others. He wll nsst upon beng a partcpant n the natonal councls and not a mere adjunct for work n the suburbs. SHP TRUST NJRSCO UNON non WOllKS UNER FO teclosue AS A UESULT OP TS ENTERNG THE GREAT SHPBULNG TRUST TO BE OFFERE AT AUCTON, NO R OF LESS THAN Jl, 400,000 TO HE CONSERS!.. SAN FRANCSCO, August 2. The Unon ron Works s to be sold under foreclosure. n the Unted States Crcut Court yesterday Judge Morrow ssued a decree foreclosng the mortgage on nl the property of the Unted States Shpbuldng Company located n ths dstrct and orderng the sale of the shpyard and works at the Potrero. The sale s to be made at the front door of the man olllce of the Unon ron Works at a date to be fxed hereafter. The property s to be offered for sale bath separately and n one pece. t s decreed that no bd shall be accepted under $,400,000. Meanwhle the Unon ron Works s to be perlmtted to carry out nl contracts on hand, prncpally the buldng of vessels for the Unted States Government. The decree ssued by Judge Morrow s ancllary to the orgnal decree of foreclosure entered n the Unted strct Crcut Court for the dstrct of New Jersey. The decree of foreclosure and sale entered n the New Jersey Court 3 recognzed by Judge Morrow as consttutng suffcent cause for the takng of smlar acton wth regard to tho Calforna propertes of the Shp Buldng Trust. Tho mortgages foreclosed wero executed by the Unted States Shpbuldng Company to tho Mercantle Trust Company nnd the New York Securty and Trust Company. Tho mortgage held by the Mercantle Trust Company s for 6,000,000, and that by tho New York Securty and Trust Company for When the affars of the Shpbuldng Trust became hopelessly nvol ved the mortgagees sued to foreclose. The orgnal suts were fled n New Jersey, as beng the dstrct n whch the artcles of ncorporaton of the Unted States Shpbuldng Company were fled, and ancllary suts were fled n every dstrct throughout the country n whch property belongng to the trust was located. On July 2d Judge Lannlng, sttng n the Unted States Crcut Court of New Jersey, sgned a fnal decree of foreclos ure and sale. Snce that tme the courts of other dstrcts n whch suts were Hed have followed sut. Tho Unon ron Works, beng a pay lng concern, made a hard fght aganst the nvason of the recever, Tames Smth, Jr. But the Crcut Cour here decded that he should take possesson, at the same tme decreeng that the Unon ron Works should be permtted to contnue busness untl further order of court. Last week the attorneys for the partes plantff and defendant n the mortgage suts, came nto court and asked that the two suto be consoldated n one acton. The prayer was granted. Yesterday the fnal decree of foreclosure and sale was made., There was no opposton to the decree The fght had been fought out over the appontment of tho recever, nnd what followed was merely routne. The Mercantle Trust Company was represented n court by E. S. Plllsbury, and tho New York Securty and Trust Company by J. C. Campbell. Curts. Lndley appeared for the Unted States Shp- - (Contnued to page 7.) V A,,7&mKtsK:&?:.; ?,? CUTLERY.a..;.::.. V A An Scssors and Shears. tazors, Gen nnd Star Safety and pfdlhary. Packet Knves, Keon JCutler. Sable Cutlery, all mdea. Tho placo E. 0. HALL to buy nl these goods, other Large " These safes are now on the floor and ready for nspecton. jvjlojrvlrx Safe s so constructed that ts contents are absolutely preserved. A scentfc study of the effect of fre on safes, combned wth 60 years experence h safe constructon, warrants the manufactures to make the clam that ther safes are postvely perfect. We carry a large assortment of sufes from $50.00 up. O Hardware & SON, LT ls?!?!. Cash or.. ShpMl j epartment.. L N E San Francsco to Chcago (WTHOUT CHANGE). OLE KOA BE ALL THE WAY STAR TOURST SLEEPERS ALY Trade Mark Stoppng en route at Los Angeles, also "THE PETRFE FORESTS" and the "GR CANYON OF ARZONA." Worlds Far ates from San Francsco 3-- July 4, August September October SPECAL RATES. San Francsco to St. Lous and Return $ 67.6J San Francsco to Chcago and Return San Francsco to New York and Return San Francsco t Bosu.. and Return Call on agent of Ralroad.-w- Lnes at Wm. G. & Co, 66 The Only Way To the Worlds Far at St, Lous The Handsomest Trans n the World, consstng of Matchless Char Cars, Standard and Compartment Sleepers, J 99 Cars, all wde Vestbuled, are operated over the Chcago & Alton Ralway between KANSAS CTY ST. LOUS, KANSAS CTY CHCAGO, ST. LOUS CHCAGO. Ths fact, together wth the courteous attenton shown everybody, makes the Chcago & Alton Ralway ndeed "THE ONLY WAY." Nce connectons are made wth all lnes enterng Kansas Cty, St. Lous and Chcago. Kndly request the Agent to tcket you over the Chcago & Alton RalU way, or address: A. P. STEWART, General Agent, Chcago & Alton Ralway, 8o Crocker Buldng, San Francsco, Calf.

7 THE HAWAAN STAH, TUESAY, AUGUST S, 904. JMBTW ABSO LUTE PURTY elcous ho llavo healthful tonc propertes and pale golden color all go to make PRMO GOOS LAGER the deal famly beverage, dealers. We have just receved a large nvoce of goods whch are now on dsplay, also Panama Hats. The latest styles n lades and gents hats on hand and made to order on short notce. and 32 Hotel Robnson Blnk Bargans n Panama Hats WE ARE CLEANNG UP OUR STOCK OF PANAMA HATS ARE OFFERNG THEM AT COST PRCES. TC SOS-JMA-, KNG STREET, NEXT TO CASTLE & COOKE. S. SAK, Bamboo Furnture PCTURE FRAMES. Neat, and Handsome esgns made to ordr. 663 Beretanla Street, near Punchbowl. S. YOKO ( tractor for Stone and Cement work Oru slaed Rock Prces: No. 2, cubc yard, $.70; No. 3, cubc yard $.00; No. 4, cubc yard, $2.05. elvered to any part ot the cty, whte and black sand, foundatons, curbng and coral stones, ballast for shps and fre wood always on hand. Emma Hall corner Beretanla mrl Nlllnnl etrnf T)rt, Ttlne 0 ARRVNG. ate Nome From. July Alameda San Francsco 2 Manuka Vctora, B. C. 7 Nevadan San Francsco 8 (Mongola Yokohama 9 Korea San Francsco 2 Sonoma Colones 3 Serra San Francsco 9 Chna Yokohama 2 Gaelc San Francsco 22 Alameda San Francsco 27 Mlowera Colones 30 Aorangl Vctora, B. C. S o-l-c San Francsco Aug. 2 Mongola San Francsco 2 Ventura Colones 3 Sonoma San Francsco 6 Nevadan San Francsco 2 Sbera Yokohama 2 Alameda San Francsco 3 Chna San Francsco 23 Coptc Yokohama 23 Serra Colones 24 Ventura San Francsco 24 Moana Colones 25 orc Sa Francsco 27 Mlowera Vctora, B. C. Sept 2 Alameda San Francsco 3 Korea Yokohama 0 Nevadan San Francsco 6 Sbera San Francsco 3 Gaelc Yokohama 3 Sonoma Colones 4 Serra San Francsco 7 Coptc San Francsco 2 Aorang Colones 23 talameda San Francsco 24 Mongola Yokohama 24 Moana Vctora. B. C. 28 Korea San ""ranclsco EPARTNG. ate. Name. For. July 2 Manuka Colones G Alameda San Francsco 8 Nevadan tsan Francsco 8 Mong a San Francsco 9 Korea Yokohama 2 Sonoma San Francsco 3 Serra Colones 9 Chna San Francsco 2 Gaelc Yokohama 27 Alameda San Francsco 27 Mlowera Vctora, B. C. 30 Aorangl Colones 3 orl- - San Francsco Awg. 2 Mongola Yokohama 2 Ventura San Francsco 3 Sonoma Colones 7 Nevadan tan Francsco 2 Sbera San Francsco 3 Chna Yokohama 7 Alamed San Francsco 23 Coptc San Francsco 23 Serra San Francsco 24 Ventura Colones 24 Moana Vctora, B. C. 25 orl c Yokohama 27 Mlowera Colones Sept. 3 Korea San Francsco C Sbera Yokohama 7 Alameda...., San Francsco 7 Nevadan tsan Francsco 3 Gaelc San Francsco 3 Sonoma San Francsco 4 Serra Colones 7 Coptlo Yokohama 2 Aorangl Vctora, B. C. 24 Mongola San Francsco 24 Moana Colones 28 Korea Yokohama 28 Alameda San Francsco Callng at Manla. fva. KahuluL 2S St. Honolulu Sold by all ron Works, TEAM ENGNES. SUGAR MLLS BOLERS, COOLERS, RON, BRASS CASTNG 8. lachlnerv of Every escrpton Mud to order. Partcular attenton pad Shps Blacksmlthlng. Job Work Ee-uw- d m Short Notce. T. TTAYASH, TALOR. Clothes Cleaned, yed and Repared. 537 Beretanla Street. Opposte Queens Hosptal. QUEEN STREET Frewood, Stove, Steam and Blacksmth WHOLESALE RETAL. facal attenton gven to HAYNG ALSO, WHTE BLACK S MRKAN. Bartwr Shop and Bath Rooms Nuuanu Street between Pauahl and Beretanla, BY AUTHORTY SHERFFS SALE NOTCE. Under and fry vrtue of a certan Alas Executon ssued by Lyle A. ckey, strct Magstrate of Honolulu, sland of Oahu, Terrtory of Hawa, on the 30lh day of June, A.. 90, n the matter of James W. Pratt, Assessor and Collector of Taxes, Frst vson, Plantff, vs. L. Kerr, efendant, have, n ad Honolulu, on ths 29th day of July A.. 904, leved upon, and shall offer and expose for sale and sell at publc aucton, to the hghest bdder, at the Polce Staton, Calakaua Hale, n sad Honolulu, at 2 oclock noon or Monday, the 29th day of August, A.. 904, all the rght, ttlo and nteest of the sad H. L. Kerr, efendant, n and to the followng descrbed real property, unless the sum of One Hundred and Nne and 25-- dollars, that beng the amount for whch sad Alas Executon ssued, together wth nterest, costs nnd my fee and expenses are prevously pad: Lot No. 39 of Pacfc Heghts, Honolulu, Oahu, contanng 2,800 square feet, )eng a porton of L. C. A. 273, R P. 302, and conveyed to H. L. Kerr and M. S. Smth by deed of C. W. Booth and wfe, as of record n the Regstry Offce, n ead Honolulu, n Lber 223, page 29; land by leed of M. L. Smth and wfe to H. L. Kerr, of all undvded nterest n and to above premses, as of record n sad. Regstry Ofllce n Lber 223, page 220. A cath payment of one-ha- lf ot the amount of the successful bd n Unted States Gold Con wll be requred at tme of sale, the balance to be pad n Unted States Gold Con upon the de lvery of the deed. eed at expense of purchaser. ated at sad Honolulu, ths 29tl day of July, A A. M. BROWN, Hgh Sherff. Terrtory of Hawa. AY y CONTRO L OF WRELESS THE BOAR APPONTE BY THE PRESENT MAKES WASHNGTON, August Control o the coastwse statons now n operaton by the government has been awarded to the navy by the acton of the Presdent today n approvng the recommendaton of the board apponted by hm some tme ago of whch Rear Admral R.. Evans was presdent and whose duty was to pass on the entre queston of wreless telegraphy. The report of ths board has been transmtted to the Treasury, War, Navy and Agrcultural departments and the epartment of Commerce and Labor, each of whch had a report from the board. The board recommends that n vew of the fact that the wreless telegraph coastwse statons are a part of the countrys defense and therefore belong to a mltary branch of the government and because they are more mportant to the navy than to the army the navy shall be gven the rontrol of these statons. Exceptons n favor of the rmy s made, however, n the case of those coastwse statons necesary for communcaton between the varous army statons along the coast, provded these do not nterfere wth the other coastwse statons. The army, t s recommended, shall have control of such wreless statons on the sland fronter as are necessary for communcatons and of statons n Alaska where wreless telegraph s the only means of Regardng wreless telegraph statons owned by prvate companes, legslaton s recommended whch wll prevent such statons from nterferng wth the coastwse statons n the control of the army and navy. The report of the board was THE SHP TRUST contnued from page slx. buldng Company, and Wlson & Wlson for the Unon ron Works. Before the decree was entered Plllsbury stated that t wus expressly understood the busness of the Unon ron Works would not be nterfered wth by the mpendng proceedngs. Judge Morrows decree states that the Speclnl Master (James Smth Jr., re- - celver.) named n the New Jersey de-- shall be the Specal Muster for the Courts of Calforna, and shall offer the property of the Unon ron Works for sale. No bd shall be accepted unless the bdders shall have fled a certfed check on some $05,-00-0, Natonal bank for or bonds of the full value of $525,-00-0 secured by mortgage to the Mercantle Trust Company. f all the bonds so desgnated shall have been prevously satsfed, then the bdder may depost bonds of the face value of $50,000, secured by mortgage to the New York Securty and Trust Compnay. As usually treated a spran wll dsable the njured person for three or four weeks, but f Chamberlans Pan Balm s leely appled a complete cure may be effected :u a very few days. Pan Balm also cures rheumatsm, cuts bruses and burns. For sale by all dealers, Benson, Smth & Co., agents for Hawa. TH --, EMOCRATS TERRTORAL CENTRAL COMMT- TEE ECES TO CALL ELE- GATES NTO CAUCUS. The enm-rat- Terrtoral Central Commttee met at Wnverlv Hall lust nght to dscuss detals for the comng conventon. "onsldernble Uscuson arose over a moton to call the delegates of the fourth and ffth dstrcts conventons Pto caucus ths week. t was contended that the central commttee had no such authorty and that such acton should tnke the form of a suggeston. The moton whch provded for the delegntes from the lllfth meetng Thursday nght at Wnverley Hall and the delegates of the fourth on Frday nght, was carred. A report from the commttee on ratfcaton was receved. The ratfcaton s to be held nt the Orpheum on Saturday nght. C. P. nukea. J. L. Coke and others wll be asked to speak. Other matters relatng to the nterests of the paty were dscussed. Whle the commttee dd not adjourn sne de. t s not unlkely that the meetng last nght wll be the lno! gatherng of the body. SOME LOHS TO SESSON! SENT ROOSEVELT KNG MENELK SENS A FEW STRENUOUS PLAYTHNGS FOR TEY JUNOR. ROME, August 2. A telegram from jbout states that Kng Menellk ot Abyssna has trented Henry Ells wth great honors nnd gave hm royal presents to be conveyed to Presdent Roosevelt. These nclude some young lons, whch the Kng thnks wll prove strenuous playthngs for the Roosevelts. Ells was companon to Looms, who was drowned neur Plymouth, England whle conveyng the treaty between the Unted States and Abyssna to Kng Menellks court. Ells went on wth the treaty. CZARS NEW MNSTER. Assocated Press. Mornng Servlco. ST. PETERSBURG. August 0. Glazoff has been apponted Mnster ot nstructon. KKALTY TRANSFERS Entered for Record August From 0:30 a. m. to 2 noon. Kaplolanl Est Ltd to Met.Meat Co Ltd Agrmt -.- shop & Co to Robt W Shngle.. AM Hobt W Shln.-l- to G Schuman AM G. Schuman to Bshop & Co AM A Enos to J A dos Rels Rel Elza R Caellas and hsb to A Enos Sr. M Entered for Record August 5, 904. From 9 a.m. to 0:30 a. m. G W Malama to T Brandt Tang You to S Ah Mook Takebara to Nta CM Joso Cabral and wf to Chrstna R 5 Augusto M. V. Holmes b ntty to Mogl Rp Tho war n tho Far East has already q dspelled tho fcton that n modern t wn nl la t m n n warfare solders do not come to close quarters. There have been hand to hand lghth n many places. The clashes of the Ural Cossacks and the cavary of the Mkado have been among tho bloodest engagements of the war, n proporton to the numbers engnged. On both eldef, cavalry s provng of tho utmost mportance, n tho maneuverng and skrmshng whch are constantly gong on among bodes of men separated from tho man armes Tho Japanese have proved more elllclent than was expected n the use of cavalry, n whch style of warfare t was expected that the Cossacks would showa terrble superorty.. Mogll L de Joao Correa to N Yamnshlro..(Agrmt Joao Correa to umasllroya L Nnlpuuloha (k) to oolpo (w) Klknn and wf to Kemve (w) Akelekele Kapo and hsb to Klku-- jlro Soga A. Lews Jr to Elzabeth. Baker. Rel Elzabeth K Baker nnd lsb to avd L. Peterson M avd L. Peterson to Trs of lar mony Lodge No. 3,. O. O. F AM L Ahlo to L. K. Kcntwell BS. Knhaulelo Jr. to Poneer Mll Co Ltd -- Ekeka (w) by atty to Poneer Mll Co. Ltd L( August Grnnberg and wf to T. W. Lndsay Lucy K. Peabody by Tr to Alfred W. Carter Tr CM Manuel uarte Jr and wf to George A. Oldng M Jose do Ponte and wf to Elzabeth Schnefer Lawrence ee by ntty of mtgee to.. F. Humburg Tr Fore Affdtl Trs Est W C Lunnlllo to W u Wlcox Ret Est of Wm L Wlcox bv Exor to E K uvnuebele Frank K Kalama to W R Castle Recorded Aug. 9, 90. J. W. Kelllkoa and wf to Ane K. Koo- - moa (Mrs) ; rt Est of punul (k), dec, Kullun, N. Konu, Hawa: 0. B 20, p 323. ated July 8, 90. Wong Honr Tr to Wlng Wo Tal & Co: ; pes land, Heeln, KoolaupoUo. Oahu; $300. B S5S, p 2!ts. ated July 20, SO.. Young Hun to Young Qu: PA; general powers. B 205, p 02. ated Apr. C, 90. Horta Us) to L Chong; BS; shave nt cane crop n Fuku Cane Co, share n enne crop n Kumeda Cane Co., cane crops n Nos, 2 und 3. Vood Valley; $700. B 285, p 0. aned July 25, 904. Chldren of Clarssa E. Cummlngs by Tr. to Hop Wo n Co; L; nt n 5 pes land Knlhl, Honolulu, Oahu; 5 yrs ff $00 per yr. B 257, p 423. ated July, 904. Chun Hung to Look Tung Rng Co: BS; leasehold, bldgs, goods, mdse, etc. Beretanla and Ala pal Sts, Honolulu. Oahu; $800. B 265, p 05. ated July 5, 904. Waterhouse nvestment Co., Ltd., to Macfarlane Co., Ltd; L; one bldg and one bldg, Queen St, Honolulu, Oahu; 3 yrs. $50 per mon. B 257, p 425. Oated July 28, 904. Jas H. Boyd and wf to Harry E. Pcker; M: por kul 99S, Kuaklna St. Extenson, Honolulu, Oahu; $550. B 259. p 34C. ated August 2, 904. THE BEST WATCHE S N THE ORL T?,8s,:.,.o..?::."r.l.::,,l by a SHERFFS uthorty SALE NOTCB. Under and by vrtue of a certan Alas Executon ssued by Ljle A. ckey, strct Magstrate of Honolulu, sland of Oahu, Terrtory el Hawa, on the 30th day of June 95, n the matter of James L. Holt. Collector of Taxes, Frst vson, vs. Thos. Forrest, haw, n sad Honolulu, on ths 28th day of July, A.. 90, leved upon, and shall offer and expose for sale and sell at publc aucton, to the hghest bdder, at the Polce Staton, Calakaua Hale, n sad Honolulu, t 2 oclock noon of Monday, the 29th day of August, A all the rght, ttle and nterest of the sad Tlos Forreet n and to the followng deecrlbeta real property, unless thj, sum of Twenty-thre- e and 0-- dollars, that beng tha amount for whch sad Alas Executon ssued, together wth nterest, cots anl my fee nnd expenses are prevously pad: a, All that pece of land stuated at,-8- Honolulu, Oahu, contanng 00 equare feet, beng a part of l. 77, and convpyed to Tho. Forrest by deed of ft. e Nobrega and wfe, as of record n the Regstry Offce, n md Honolulu, n Lber 30, page 38. The above descrbed premses Stuated on the makal WatlUKl corner or le-rt-uand McCullv Streets, leased by Thomas Forrest to W. L. Bowers for two years from May st, 903, at a monthly rental of $2.50, as of record n sad Regstry Olllce n Lbtr 2C, pago 333. A cash pavment of one-ha- lf of the amount of the successful bd n Unted States Gold Con wll bo requred t tme of sale, the balance to bo pad n Unted States Gold Con upon the de lvery of the deed. eed at exrense of purchaser. ated at sad Honolulu, ths 28th day of July, A A. M. BROWN, Hgh Sherff. Terrtory of Hawa. Want ads n the Star brng.ulck re-cul-ts. Three lnes three tmes for S cents. k:x:x"h:mh:xwh JAPANESE CAVALRY, m "fft" n.nnltaw.. V

8 NATVE HATS j&. Jfre nnd vared assortment of Bftlv lats. Just the thns for the hoe weather. WOHANS EXCHANGE oda. Soda.Soda The nncst n the cty. Only R fcrush fruts and frut syrups dspensed at our fountan. Our ce Cream Sherbets arc not to be excelled. LMTE. Corner Kng and Fort Streets, Telephone Man 3. Xlxe Secret of Health Tou wll fnd at the bottom of each glass of Bethda Water SO table shuuld be Ret wlth-r- ut ths health-gvn- g water. t tc essental at meal tmes as t rawtalns all the necessary mneral propertes whch nature Sold at all drug stores. OARREKA & CO., LMTE. E! Hotel St. Tel. Man 29. TENTS. HAKE SELL and RENT THEM wnms HAKE and SELL THEfl Pearson Potter Co., Xtcl Fort St. XJW AVHttTSK.nK.Vrh. Hawaan TrHl Co Pge tlnvln r (f otnmcrcp Page " lnw llnn News to Page 3 NEWS S A NTNHKl.J. Paragraph? Tl.t (lvc Comlonrcl Sows of the l)nj. f greatly troubled wth notfy nos-qult- the Boad of Health Send to, or mmedately notfy the Hoard of Health of nl rats found dead from unknown causes. HJUllEWrr THE WEATHER. Weather Bureau, Punahou, p. n. Wnd moderate northeast: weather clear. Mornng mnmum temperature, 73; mdday maxmum temperature, 83; barometer!) u. n steady (corrected for gravty): ranfall, 24 hours endng 9 a. m..0; absolute mosture 9 n. m. G.G grans per cubc foot: humdty 9 a. m. 62 per tent. R. C. LYECKER. Terrtoral Meteorologst. l.plnnrlner to do no the publc works nartment. The case was contnued un. tn mmorrow. FlsOer was nrresteu some tme ago, charged wth takng a but the charge could not be sustaned. bcycle Secretary E. M. Boyd ot the Hawa Promoton Commttee leaves for San Francsco on the Alameda tomorrow to nsslst n lookng after tourst rave u wards Honolulu. He wll get nto per-- o nr.v, wth the delegatons Knghts Templar that wll assemble n San Francsco from an puna WOO ELVERE TO ANT PART OF THE CTY. LEAVE ORERS WTH W. W. M0N & CO. for East Ranch. CAPT. THE HAWAtlAt STAR, TUESAY. AUGUST 6, SO. HNER SENS HS THANKS EXPRESSES APPRECATON OE A CltFT OK A Ft, AO FR.V PAStllN-OMR- S FROM HONOLULU. Captan J. H. R!nd.-- f of the Mongola has sent acknowledgments of the elft of a Hawaan ll.t?, whch was made to hm by passengers on the occason of hs last trp as master of the bg steamer. t was a handsome slk Hawaan flag, wth a gold frnge nnd bear the nscrpton: "Presented to Caplun J. H. Hnder of the steamshjp Mongola on her maden voyage, Honolulu to San Francsco, by Honolulu passengers." n a letter to r. 0. W. llurgess, one of the Honolulu passengers who a. selected ns the commttee to present tll Hag, Captan Hnder expressed hs apprecaton as follows: 092 Page Street, San Francsco. July 27th. To G. W. llurgess, Esq., M.., 20 th Avenue, Oakland: ear Sr: Permt me through you n The steamer lelcne wll sal ths afternoon at 6 oclock on the Maul run of knd frends who presented me wth the tender my heartfelt thanks to the many tle steamer Clnudlne. handsome Hawaan Hag receved The Terrtoral band wll gve a concert ths afternoon from three to fve hghly valued, not only by myself, but yesterday. can assure you t wll be at the Queens Hosptal. also by my wfe. The annual meetng of the Chamber No doubt you have henrd that am of Commerce wll be held tomorrom not gong out n the Mongola ths trp, mornng at 0.30 oclock. beng qute out of sorts and very much Bds for constructng the Hllo sewer run down, but sncerely trust that t system were opened nt the olllce of the wll not be long before agan have the Superntendent of Publc Works yesterday. the Mongola agan. Agan thankng pleasure of welcomng you all on board John Muhuka desres, to extend thanks you most heartly. em yours truly. to frends for ther kndness and lloral JOHN H. HNER. trbutes, durng hs recent bereavement n the loss of hs daughter. The Y. W. C. and Y. W. C. A. boardng house whch wll be establshed at the Engleslde on Vneyard TAGUA NUT street wll open on September. Prof. S. Kltasato, the most emnent bacterologst n Japan, MAY wll arrve GROW HERE hero on the Coptc the 23rd, en route to St. Lous to attend the.medcal Congress. A fne Merchants lunch s served THE POSSBLTY OF GROWNG every day at the Crteron between the hours of a. n. and :30 p. m. Somethng good every day. Try the lunch BE NVESTGATE. THE BUTTON NUT N AWATO tomorrow. Wdows and chldren are often left wthout other means of support than Lyng on (tovernor Carters de.k today was a curous look.g nut cut l the proceeds of a lfe nsurance polcy. The Prudental pays clams promptly. halves and showng a whte nteror. A seml-clrcul- ar Hawaan Trust C.. Agents. pece was scooped out of Absolute purty, delcous hop flavor, tle center and a large button whch lay healthfll.tonc propertes and pale besde t Just ftted nto the hole. golden color all go to make Prlmo Lager the deal famly beverage. t s sold sad the governor. "t s sometmes "Thnt s a nut of the tagua tree," by all dealers, bars and hotels. called vegetable vory and s used n (. O. Hockus and Mss Edna Scoljy mmense quanttes n the Unted States are to be marred tomorrow evenng at and Europe for makng buttons. The the Podmore resdence old Walklkl. tree s at present grown only n Central Mss Scoby has been a teacher n the Amerca, but the matter was brought to publc schools. my attenton when was on the maln- - E.. Tenney and famly, who have land by. L. Achlles, and le s stoppng nt the Moana, moved n Vlnced that the tree con-bee- n would grow here to to ther Muklkl resdence today. The perfecton. am turnng the nforma- - resuence uas oeen uuuegong npovu- - tlon have over to the Forest rv and ments whle they have stopped nt the Agrculture epartment tnd the possblty of rasng the bench. t not dlfllcul to get nut here wll! s good statonery n Honolulu when you know ubout "n Central Amerca, ns am nform- nvestgated. the splendd stock of Kurds standard ed, nnd Cranes lnen lawn papers the tree grows wld, so carred possbly f we cultvated t we could by Hawaan News Co., n the Alexander Young Buldng. cultvaton t s not compete n prces, but wth possble The Kaua polo pones arrved Sunday charg-- of Charles Rlee and John producl and we would thnt a vastly superor lne of nut could be n two of the Kaua team; The then unquestonably fnd the tree a wel Malhta, come pones wll be stabled at Knplolan Park audton to our resources. At am-ate untl Kaua-Ma- polo match at the matter s well the worth lookng lmto." Moanalua on August 2. Electrc lght should be used n every n all ARGYLL SALS TOMORROW. resdence Honolulu. Nearly mod-re- n resdences are equpped for ts use The S. S. Argyll arrved yesterday af but those that are not can be wred at ternoon from San (Francsco wth a a small expense. Hawaan Electrc Co cargo of fuel ol. She brought 23,500 wll gve you an estmate f you desre. barrels of ol for the Unon Ol Com A coachng party wll start ths afternoon on a tour, re- famly wth hm ths trp. The vessel round-the-lsla- pany. Captan Ullboy brought hs turnng to tne cty on Saturday. n encountered rough weather for one day the party, chaperoned by Mr. nnd Mrs. durng the trp. She sghted a three H. C. Brown, wll be Mss Rhoda masted schooner steerng southwest Oreen, Mss Moesser, Mss Margaret and the Solace and Sherdan bound for f. Mossman, Mss Edth Perkns, M. the coast. The Argyll sals at 6 oclock tomorrow mornng from ralway wharf A frame flled wth badges worn by No. 2, for San Francsco. delegates from to the Republcan conventon at Chcago, and There wll be an nuctlon sale at the the Hnwalt the emocratc conventon at St. Lous, Customs House August 23 of some Jap-- s on exhbton n Mclnernys haberdashery wndow. The collecton s the nnese goods. property, of Natonal Commtteeman Robertson. The poltcal fght over the Knlapana school s all n Kalapana and Hllo. Superntendent of Publc nstructon A. T. Atknson says there s nothng n the report of a plan to dscharge Prncpal Wlson nnd appont AVakalanl, and Governor Carter also says he has pnrr r,f no such ntentons. F. Fsher was before Judge Lanusuj ths mornng to answer to the charge f ateallnc some blocks, tackle and can- - AEents Nlu,J umcs E. Morgan, AUCTONEER HROKER. S7-8- Kanhumanu St. Tel. Man 72. P. O. Box 9. AUCTON SALE GROCERY AllN Please take notce. CORNE BREP, LUNCH TONGUE, HAM ROLL. NEW QOOSJ NEW GOOS! About 23 cases. Al Groceres JAS. F. MORJA B9 AUCTONEER. AUCTON SALE OF V he e barrows, Hand Carts, Trucks ON WJOTKSUY. AUG. 7, 0 OCLOCK A. M. wll sell nt my salesroom, 87 Kaa-huma- St., on account of whom may concern, on t WENESAY, AUG. 7, OCLOCK A. M. wll sell at my salesroom, S47 Kaa-huma- St.: 0 Hand Trucks, Wheelbarrows, bult strongly und n fne order. JAS. K. M0KGAN. AUCTONEER. AUCTON Maltng! OF CHNESE SALE Mattng!! JAPANESE. ON KOTSUY, AUG. 0:3U OCLOCK A. M. wll sell at my salesroom, S7 Kaa-human- u street.: Lot ot Chnese and Japanese Mattng. AS.. MORGAN, AUCTONEER. SENSATONAL WAY OP COMMTTNG SUCE A demented Japanese commtted sucde ths mornng at Ewa Plantaton. He chose a sensatonal means of endng lls lfe. He went on to the hgh Hume and jumped off. He fell a dstance of ffty feet. eath resulted almost nstantly. The man had been sck for some tme past. He had been wanderng about the plantaton. He shunned socety of people and lngered about the cane felds. The man was seen n the tlelds last nght. Ths mornng he mounted the Hume and ended hs lfe. The po lce were notfed of the occurrence. STLL YNG BY THOUSS. The death rate among the roaches reached the hghest pont last week. The newly dscovered poson Roach-G- o s accountable for the good work of extermnaton. Sold by Hobron rug Co. Nne parts of the Worlds Fal Portfolos now ready at Star offce CALLS FOR LEGSLATON SUPREAG COURT ECES A SUT NVOLVNG AN ATTEMPT TO GARNSHEE A FRE CLAM THE CRCUT COURT S OVER- RULE THE CASE S REME FOR FURTHER The Supreme Court today handed down ts decson n the appealed case of H. W. Joseph, Mchael and Morrs Hyman and. Rubnsten, dong busness as Hyman Brothers aganst Sng Warn, defendant, and W. A. Whtng, garnshee. The prncpal queston to be decded was whether a certfcate of award of the Fre Clams Commsson s the subject of garnshment. Sng Warn was awarded $2,702 from the fre clams and the plantffs obtaned judgment aganst the defendant Sng Warn. The plantffs counsel were not The county act commsson wll hold allowed to ask the garnshee the queston, "o you know what ths clam of. onr xveeklv meetng ths evenng. Wants was for?" nor the queston, "State whether or not Tarn Pong obtaned an award from the Fre Clams Commsson n hs own rght?" The The commsson s now engaged n the nf n oountv act, lor auum court sustaned ho next legslature, havng the defendants objecton to each of these objectons on the completed ts general dscusson of the ground that they were mmateral and rrelevant, to whch rulng the plantffs excepted. matter. The plantffs also excepted to the rulng of the court that the garnshee had no money or property n hs possesson belongng to the defendant and therefore dscharged the garnshee. CHOCE ALGAR0BA The court n gvng judgment overrules the exceptons and remands the case to the Frst Crcut Court. Commentng on the matter the court says: "The undoubted hardshp of a case lke ths suggests the mportance of legslaton on the subject." The syllabus says: "A certfcate of award on clam of T. P. for S. W. s not the subject of garnshment n the hands of the attorney of S. W. n an acton at law aganst S. W. The certfcate f regarded as a judgment cannot be garnshed as effects of the defendant, there beng no statute provdng for ts sale on executon, and the common law not allowng a judgment to be leved and sold on executon. As a mere notce certfyng to the award, ts purchaser at anexecutlon sale would acqure no rght to the award." WHTNEY HAVE O N THER SALE Some pretty remnants n all knds of wash materals, o-y- d. length. Short lengths for shrt wasts, n 3 and yards n Lawn, Pque, Madras, Oxfords and many others. Also Embroderes and Laces n short lengths at a great reducton. These materals are all new and are makng room for our new stock. o not forget the date. JJ L Ld. OFFCERS. H. P. BALWN Pcelden n J. B. CASTLE Frst W. M. ALEXER... 2d Vce-Pre- st J. P. COOKE Treasure! W. O. SMTH... Seeretarj GEORGE R. CARTER Audtor Sugar Factors and Commsson flerchants AGENTS FOR Hawaan Commercal and! ca pauy. Haku Sugar Compa.j. Pala Plantaton Comps) Nahlku Sugar Company Klhel Plantaton Company. Hawaan Sugar Company, Kahulul Ralroad Company, The Calllorna and Orlat Steamshp Company Castle & Cooke, Ld and nsuraoo kmtfo AGENTS FOR New England Mutual Lft nsurance Co OF BOSTON. Etna Fre nsurance Co., OT HARTFOR. CONN. M. OHTA, Contractor and Bulder House Panter Kewalo, Sherdan, Street, near Kng. Honolulu H. L Telephone Blue Just Receved - f A SHPMENT OF GENUNE PANAMA HATS N ALL THE LAT EST SHAPES. PRCES FROM $7.50 UP. 07 BSHOP s the name of the booklet we gve contans only the best recpes known. QUARUPLE MOTON Automatc scraper. Electlc welded hoops. Pall s made of the best Vrgna whte V cedar. WLL Levnsston anty REMNANT C. BREWER & CO,, L QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, H. T. AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural Company, Oo-me- a Sugar Company, Honomu ugr. Company, Walluku Sugar Cotftpany, Ookala Sugar Plantaton Compatay, Haleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala Ranch. Planters Lne Shlprlng Company. Charles Brewer & Co.s Lne of Hot-to- n Packets. LST OF OFFCERS. Charles M. Cooke Presdent Geo. H. Robertson. V.-Pr- & Mgr. E. Faxon Bshop... Treas. & Secy. W. F. Allen Audtor P. C. Jones rector C. H. Cooke rector G. R. Carter rector All of the above named consttutlnf the Board of rectors. Lews & Co., SOLE AGENTS. BEAVER LUNCH ROOM, Fort Street. Opposte Wlder 4c C H. J. NOLTE, Propr. Flrut-Cla- as Lunches (erred wltb tet. coffee, loda water, gnger tle or mlk. Smokers Requstes a Specalty. Want ads n Star cost but 25 cents. & On. STREET. MARS Young m. away wth each Lghtnng ShepardsLghtn ng Rlatw J J A Complete Lne From shes-year w Round 2 Freezer. t -- FAMOUS WHEEL ASHER Makes the smoothest and lghtest cream. la the quckest -- nd rune the easest. pt. to 20 qts. W. W. mond & Co., Ltd Kng Street