JAPANESE MEET AND DENOUNCE EXCLUSION LAW

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1 IT.. WEATER BUREAU, February. Las 2 hours rainfall, race. OUOAR. 00 Degrco Tes Cenrifugals, 3.3c; Per Ton, Temperaure, Max. ; Mln. CO. Weaher, cloudy and cool. Analysis Bees, s. 0 Per Ton, $.0. VOL. L No. J 5 AWAIIAN GAZETTE,TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 0. SEMIWEEKL Y WOLE 2 JAPANESE MEET AND DENOUNCE EXCLUSION LAW Big Crowd of KimonoCla d Aliens Gaher o Oppose he Imnik raion Measure. "Presiden Roosevel, Washingon. "Sir: awaiian Japanese respecfully proes, in he name of humaniy and civilizaion and also in he name of libery, agains he prohibiion of heir emigraion o he Saes. I enslaves us permanenly o awaiis capialiss. "AWAIIAN JAPANESE IN MASS MEETING" Such was ho mossago despached las nigh o Presiden Roosevel wih he banzais of a grea hrong of onolulu Japancso behind i. I was one of several cablegrams auhorized, a ho Japancso mass meeing held in he grounds of ho Nuuanu avenue Japancso school, one going o ho Japanese parliamen, one o ho Japancso Foreign Office a Tokio, ono o he Japanese Ambassador a Washingon, ono o ho Japancso Associaed Press and ohers o he heads of ho wo leading poliical paries in ho Empire. Tho despach o ho Foreign Offlco read as.follows: "awaiian Japanese unanimous in firm opposiion agains he American Congress prohibiing hem from emigraing o America. Incompaible Empires digniy, ruinous o Japanese ineres in awaii. Energeio diplomaic opposiion requesed." Thero was no direc war alk a las nighs meeing, he speakers sudiously refraining from making clear any senimens of hosiliy agains America. Oherwise ho speeches and he resoluion passed were warm enough. Tho school grounds wero crowded, he number of Japanese presen being well over ofjhe Federal consiuion. I conend,,iwe..ynv o hundred, who cheered and applauded heir spokesmen on ho school in behalf of Mrs. Kaipu, ha pur su Alanai. The majoriy of hoso in ho audience were dressed in kimonos, bu of he previous meeing were read and ues do no WASINGTON, D. provido C, Feb. 6. The Senae oday passed he duo process for rfew of ho business men of he Japanese colony being presen. K. aga, approved and he following bills were immigraion bill excluding Japanese coolies coming o he Unied ho ascerainmen of he fac of lepro iproprieor of ho Knnjo hool, occupied ho chair. ordered paid: Saes from awaii By, especially in and ha hoy he Philippines. make no The enor of ho differen Bneeches. was much he same, he speakors Garbage deparmen..., TOKIO, provision Feb. whasoever for noice o. The Japanese public is opposed o any soluion of he San Francisco rouble on he basis of resriced immigra. 223 Road deparmen 2 hesporson, deploring he foo ha America, ho counrywhicl had brough civilizaion o whose condiion aud libery Road denarmen, special wuu.uu Japan, was abou o disprove herself a leader in he worlds progress by shu Police deparmen,...u. IjarJjiiYolved, ion.,,!. 03.,p nor for nny u.. hearing of Police deparmen VI.3S he maer a iwiicli such person mny Tho firs of ho abpvc elegrams was received yesorday afernoon. ing her own door o a friendly people. America had forcedopen ho door of J Audior bo presen or represened by counsel, Japan, now she would close her own. This was oally opposed o ho docrino Walanae road " i impressed somo pcoplo as boing good news for ho planers and impressed have presening.wiiooiauiou and an opporuniy o ohers ns being bad news for ho Terriory, especially in vlow of ho privae of ho cqunliy of man, unil now ho docrino of Americans. I was opposed,. a Ewa dofenso, ec; and, second, ha he dispaches which followed, saying ha exclusion would no apply o awaii. oo, o he docrino of Chrisianiy, a docrine which American missionaries Keepers of parks.5 saues provido for involunary sorviudo"i n In ha even i would bo opional wih ho Japancso o flood his Torrlory Garbage (5.5 ha hoy permi hose ranspored o Molokal o be lubjeced o had aken o Japan and which had been acceped by many Japanese. Road 35.6 nnd mako up, as far as possiblo hero, for los advanages on ho mainland. Somo The exclusion of ho awaiian Japancso from ho mainland mean he of ho views expressed nro moro han sanguino and somo quio pessimisic. Ono leading ciizen, himself a planer, is considering ho advisa $ 5 such reasonable amoun of labor as shuing off of compeiion in ho labor marke and ho ineviable cuing may bp approved of by ho nonding biliy, subjec o down of wages. This would affec ho whole Japanese communiy, firs he Nearly all of he ime of ho meeing furher advices from Washingon, of calling a mass meeing physician wihou having been conviced of nny crimo. I conend hn for laborer, hen he hoelkeepe r and hen he merchan. Ulimaely ho ineress was aken up In hearing from persons Monday nigh o formulae a proes o Congress ngains ho enacmen of ho measure. of ho Japanese in ho Terriory would bo ruined. who waned sidewalks repaired and his provision conravenes he hireenh amendmen o ho Consiuion, Rcvcrond Io, a Buddhis pries, dwel principally upon ho ehical side ohers who souch abaemen of a NEW YORK, Feb.. I is repored ha D. M. Delmas has of ho exclusion, which was conrary o ho eaching of Buddha and of Chris. nuisance. forbidding involunary serviudo wihdrawn from he Thaw case. excep as a punishmen for crime, whereof NEW YORK, Feb.. An elecric rain on he New York To opposo ho carrying ou of ho exclusion law ho appealed o he Chrisian Messrs. Archer nnd Dwlgh, from he commiee on saniaion, repored a ho person shall havo been duly Cenral railroad has been wrecked and weny passengers killed. conviced. Incidenally, I confidenly ex PARIS, Feb.. A cabine crisis has occurred and i is ex minisers hroughou ho Union. oilowon he subjec of increasing he consulaion wih Superinenden Edior Nngoro, who is in charge of ho English ediion of ho awaii Shinpo and who is a graduae of ho Universiy of California, mado ho prin pec garbage raes. The commleo was a decision by In ho Supromo Cour peced ha eiher Clemenceau or Briand will resign. cipal address of ho evening and moved ho adopion of ho following resoluion: favor of ho increase and a new schedule of favorable o heso views, and i is TOKIO, February. The Nichinichi, a leading newspaper of raes will be fixed. needless o remark ha ho resul of his ciy, commens on he San Francisco selemen o he effec ha Residens of upper Nuuanu avenue such a decision mus bo o libcrao o allow he placing of a resricion on Japanese immigraion is oo "Whereas he American Congress is nbou o enac a law prohibiing he requesed he Insallaion of four small Japancso immigraion from awaii and ho Philippines o he Saes, and elecric lighs on Jack lane. Tho peiion was referred o he commiee on "Do you wish o soo ho lepers liber every leper now confined on Molokal." high a price o pay for he soluion of he school quesion, which i "Whereas ho same is no an insignifican maer o be passod over unholds o be only a side issue. I conends ha he soluion of he elecric lighs. aedf" was asked by ho reporer. whole maer beween he wo powers hinges upon he labor quesion. noiced by ho residon Japanese, and Residens of Walklkl, along he old "No," Mr. Ashford replied, "for The Nichinichi suggess ha Japanese nauralizaion in he "Whereas bo inoviablo consequenco of such a law is ho permanen Beach road, feel ha he horoughfare enslavemen of ho Japaneso laborers o ho capialiss,of awaii and he no had he aenion o which I ha would bo a grea misforune, and Unied Saes would remove he las source of difficuly beween he has Is eniled, Philippines, herefore bo i resolved and ask he board o repair ha porion beween he John Bu wha I havo always insised upon CARDIFF, Wales, February. The seamship eliopolis and a serious monaco o ho public lioalh. wo naions. "Tha ho onacmen by ho American Congress of nny such arbirary, Ena road and No. Beach road, in my professional and poliical careor he seamer Orianda collided yeserday, he Orianda being sunk and oppressive and discriminaing law is incompaible wih ho digniy of ho Empire o he commiee on srees. of Japan, and Dr. Marques, acing French Consul, has been, nnd will nlways coninuo o foureen of her crew drowned. The bow of he eliopolis was damaged as a resul of he acciden. "Tha i is desrucive of ho Japaneso ineress in awaii and hreaens communicaed o ho board he respecs be, ha ho consiuional guaranies of of he ofllcers of he French ship Cal life, libery and propery shnll bo fully WASINGTON, February. The measure resricing he immigraion in ho near fuure ho complee oblieraion of Japans influence, righs and inn, wih hanks for he good rea accorded o nil people, and no ono of Japanese coolies is assured of passage in he ouse o ineress herein." men recelvod a he hnnds of he The spoakcr quoed hoinorvlow wih W. O. Smih, appearing yeserday, couny officials during he say of he shall suffer deprivaion of. ciher, wihou duo process of law. I is en NICARAGUA, February. Nicaragua has demanded ha day. vessel a his por. The communica in which ho heory was advanced ha ho acion of he American Congress ion was placed on file. irely compeen, and by no ulcans difficul, for our Legislaure o so revise ROME, February. A meeing of fifeen housand aniclericals onduras make suiable reparaion for having invaded her erriory. had been aken in accordanco wih ho provision of he reay wih Japan Owing o he repairs being made o reserving ho righ for America o amend and resric her immigraion, This he road beween Iwllel and ho Rallwn y migh apply, ho said, if ho resricion was o be pu upon now immigrans wharves, George P. Denlson asked for he loan of he road roller, siuional requiremens, whilo effec selves as in favor of France in her presen difficuly wih he Vaican. ho leprosy laws ns o meo all con was held here yeserday, a which hose presen expressed hem from Japan diroc, bu o prohibi Japancso from going from no par of promising o reurn i In good order ively proecing ho public healh. In Venezuela, ODruary in. rrcsiaen uasrro is neuovca o do ho counry o anoher was in violaion of ho reay righs guaraneed. nnd o provide he necessary fuel., ec, dying. fac, ho Legislaure a is las session W. A. Kinney had old Mr. Shiozawa, ho speakor conlnuod, ha ho Graned. Unied Saes had pracically pu awaii and ho Philippines wihin ho Japancso sphero of Influence in ho measure jus paused, bu if he Japaneso gained people residing In ho viciniy of he ernor, in his superior wisdom, v(lio The Japanese children are o be admied o he schools in San The Mnklk dich has been he cause passed an ac fairly sufficien o WASINGTON, February. An agreemen has been reached in he Japanese affair on he following lines: of moro or less hearburnings o he mee boh hese objecs, bu ho Gov any solaco from Buch an explanaion hey were mos erodulous. If awnii Maklk lire saion. I has been repored and Invesigaed from ime o Governors wisdom is of a vory su Francisco under cerain resricions. was o bo a Japanese presorvo why was no ho immigraion of he Briish, ho Spanish and ho Poruguese shu offf Why was ho Amorican governmen llmo and flnnlly urned over o he ender mercies pf he Board of ealh. failed of passage over his veo by Japan and from he mainland. perior brand,) voocd he bill, and i Skilled and unskilled laborers are o be muually excluded from hurrying up he forificaions of Pearl arbor and Diamond ead and alking Tha body declared I o be a nuisance jus ono voo in he Sonac. 0 now, Presiden Roosevel will negoiae a new reay o ha effec. of concenraing hoir wnrshipa in he Pacific if "hoy evor inended o lo go nnd ho rusee of he Allen esae now if he lepers aro all urned loose, and TOKIO, February ig. The news of he passage of he new of heso islands and ho Philippines! demands ha ho Board of Supervisors The exclusion of ho Japaneso was humiliaing. The brohers of Togo, abae i a once. permied o ravel and reside a will immigraion law by he American Congress excies no unfavorable The correcion of he faul will require a good deal of money hroughou h.o. Terriory, ho response commen here. The public is unaroused by he news. ho conqueror of Rojcsvcnsky, of ho conquerof of Kuropakin, of ho vicqr, and wil ake considerable ime when biliy mus res primarily, upon Gov of Por Arhur, were o bo shu ou as unworhy, whilo ho brohers of ho ernor Carer, and secondarily, upon ho defeaed will sill be allowed o have free access o he land of he free. awaiian Legislaure, for is failure kl This speechl was inerruped again and again by cheers and ho resoluion was passod wih a whoop. Ezuchi, formerly an inerpreer, on one of ho planaions, who visied he mainland nnfenly, advanced ho heory ha he wbojo agiaion on ho Faeificicoas agains he Japaneso was ho work of ho labor unions, egged on and financed by he sugar planers ol awaii. o recouned ho circumsances of ho holding up of he Japanese immigrans on he. S. Alameda recenly, who only succeeded in geing pas he immigraion auhoriies by saying "no savey" o everyhing ha was asked hem. This "no savey," policy was wha he awaiian Japaneso had o adop. "Keep your mouhs shu and your eyes open," was ho closing advice of he speaker. Suriuc he meeing one or wo of he speakers bad a sho a Consul Baio, whom hey aceused a siing sill and drawing. his salary.and refusing o nny rouble in safeguarding he ineress or he Japanese here. CN I! IfiiWwJ ni jh,fl k.. jwiw A, m? fs. o go SUPERV m WERE MIFFED Las Nighs Business Preceded, by Small Belligerency..There as no he usual amoun of harmony In ho meeing of ho Board of Supervisors las nigh and hero wero momens when Chairman usac o wished for a gavel. I was nfer Kho clerk read he repor of he com miee o which was referred he maer of collecing axes from ho envployof ho couny. This commleo, Messrs. Archer and Pern, had repored favoring ho adopion of such means for collecing ho axes as ho assessor suggesed bu in Bplc of ha repor ho reques was urned down by a voe of he board. Then commenced a dlaloguo beween Supervisors arvey and Fern which waxed so warm ha Chairman usace was obliged o remind SupervlsoraLarg o, he Mr. arvey, ha he maer was seled and he mus keep quie. Bu he has Insuled me," said ar vey. To his charge Archer demurred and he chair asked how? "e says I am alking hrough my ha," answered arvey. The ehalr would no have he affair coninue longer, and so noified he belligerens and he scrap ended. There was a full aendance of members of he Board as well as ho usual officials of he couny. The minues he board decides o ake up he maer. Since he new board wen ino office he band has been giving concers a ho Kallhl pumping saion. Wih he we weaher ho ground becomes sof and when ho grass Is ramped over by several hundred peopl o he resul Js no ho beauiful lawn he goyernmenl, would have. Superinenden olloway has asked ha if he concers nre o be coninued, anoher place be seleced and suggess ha he Bishop Esae be asked for he use of one of ho los owned by ha corporaion. Chief Thurson sen In his repor, SECRECATION W BE LOST Ashford Raising Organic Law Poin Agains he Saues.. Clarence AV. Ashford, ho aornoy, is going o Washingon o ry and rip up ho leper segregaion lnw. yhcn askod abou i yeserday ho said breezily:"; YoSifiS:m y inenion o leave by ho nex Alameda, primarily ns a healh measure, in order o obain a res, and relief from overwork, which has induced insomnia nnd a norvous condiion, for which" my physician insiss upon a oal cessaion of business for a ime, ogeher wih a chango of scono. As a secondary objec, I am going o Washingon o arguo a couple of appeals, before ho Federal Supreme Cour, ho mos ineresing of which is ho Kaipu habeas corpus case, involving he consiuionaliy of he awaiian saues providing for ho segregaion of lepers." "Wha aro ho poins involved in his appeal!" was asked by ho repo or. Tho principal poins," Mr. Ashford answered, "are, firs, whqher he mehod now provided for he condemnaion and deporaion of persons o Moloka as lepers, consiues duo process of law, wihin ho meaning o pass a consiuional ne over bo Governors veo." "ow long do you expec o be absen!" was asked. "I hope o so far rocupcrao my healh ai o be able o reurn o work wihin wo monhs, By ho ime I havo finished in Washingon, hero will be spring weaher. in Canada, and I hopo o visi heihome omy childhood, and my moro immediae relaives in ha which Bhowed ha bu one Are was aended during he monh of January a New York and Boson, o noe heir ebunry, afer faking anoher glimpse (Coninued on Pago Ten.) I (Coninued on Page Ten.) WORLDS NEWS CONDENSED (Associaed Press Cablegrams.) WASINGTON, Feb. 6.The San Francisco Japanese conroversy has been seled on hese erms: When Congress passes he amended immigraion bill, he San Francisco school board will abolish separae schools for he races. The Presiden has promised, in case he immigraion bill fails, o call an exra session of Congress. LONDON, Fobruary 5. A giganic schono of ho disilleries o defraud ho Governmen of rovonues has been discovered here. Underground pipes have been found which connec wih ho duypai warehouse. d WASINGTON, Fobruary IS. Mrs. Bradloy has boon indiced for murder in he firs degree on ho charge of shooing Brown of Uah. The shooing occurred in a Washingon hoel. WASINGTON, S. O., February IS. The moion o eliminae ono of he proposed baleships has been los in he Senae. SEATTLE, Wash., February IS. Tho bank a EUonsvlllo, Wash., has been broken ino and ho safe robbod of $00. SEATTLE, Wash., February 5. A severe sorm a Valdez, Alaska, has caused a groa deal of suffering in ha secion. BOLOGNA, February 6. Carducci, he Ialian poe, is dead. ST. PETERSBURG, February 6. A son of Coun Leo Tolsoi, has been indiced for reason because of his prining a pamphle wrien by his faher. LONDON, February 6. A bill has been inroduced in he Commons graning he suffrage o all married and raepayin g women. SUEZ, February 6. A muiny occurred on a Turkish ranspor here yeserday. Three hundred men jumped overboard and all escaped bu en, who were drowned. NEW YORK, Feb.. Anhony Comsock, presiden of he Sociey for he Suppression of Vice, is ill. IMMIGRATION BILL PASSES OUSE. WASINGTON, February. The ouse oday by a voe of. o 0 passed he immigraion exclusion bill which will sop Japanese coolies from going from awaii o he mainland. This bill passed he Senae on Saurday. BERKELEY, February. A mass meeing was held here las nigh o ake acion o secure he removal of he Sae capial from Sacrameno o Berkeley. A bill o ha effec will be inroduced ino he legislaure. WASINGTON, February ig. The ouse has refused o pass he bill limiing he hours of railroad employes. MALDEN, Missouri, February. A. L. Brannon, a saloonkeeper, yeserday sho and killed Aorney D. R. Cox and Docor J, W. Beall. Brannon himself was sho and killed as he was being aken o jau. The quarrel arose over a local opion agiaion. RIGA, Russia, February. Seveneen Insurrecioniss have been senenced o deah,, A....,. 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2 ?$ l.. AWAIIAN GAZETI TUESDAY, PEjjfJAV uj, 0. EMlAVEEKLY 2 I I ITTI P TAI k"c I LI I 5 ILL IL.IVJ! 32Wm amf5aje! OEOIUJU LYOTJIaUB Tho lava now abou 0 fee below ho edgo of ho pi and is sill bubbling up. rt AJ,Bysander lxi0:imvlci?fw IT" TT f ipl 3 win.illir!. filisfe r They Changed is Name ie Midas Touch. Kuhio doing There. Spies on Boh Sides. Tho Wllcoxlan uman Nauro Immigraion Princess. Sripped. Promoers. Excursions via ilo.. fff,mk&f Did you ever hear ho sory of low impossiblo Bishop Bcsnrick found S, afer his nrrivnl in America, o go his namo pronounced arigh T In his fahers family ho accen was pu on ho syllable "ar," he name chiming wih ho "lar" in Alarlc. Bu America, as our English cousins know, exercises ho inalienable righ o pronounco Knglish ns i pleases, nnd i rarely acceps ho Briish way in ho maer of proper names. An Englishman will givo ho hard sound of ho syllablo "gin" in Elgin whilo an American respecs ho spiriuous radiions of "gin" nnd speaks accordingly. And so when he fuuro Bishop inroduced himself o ho woolly weserners as lies TAKic k hey unanimously overruled him nnd called him I was IfcSanc par of his nauralizaion and ho had o accep i. A San Diego man old mo awhile ago ha when he Bishop was appoined o ho onolulu diocese, ho made up his mind o rcsumo his righful name. o would answer o ho samo pronunciaion of his name ha his faher did. Bu nlasl for oven he calculaions of Bishops. Wih a laudnblo desiro o ell is public all abou he new prolao in advance, ho Adveriser gavo ho San Diego pronunciaion of his namo and when ho landed in awaii ho was addressed by ovcryono as RESaric Tha was ho final blow and hcro seems o bo no chanco for him o como o his own again. O J V Speaking of ho Bishop I wan o say ha a capain of indusry was los o ho world when ho decided o go o ho church. I never saw a man ousid o ho profession of finance, who hnd more surely he ouch of Midas. When ho was in San Diego ns a recor ho cuuld wander ou ino ho sagebrush and como back wih an endowmen for n chapel. In ho sad years afer ho boom when San Diego lived on faih, hopo and chariy, and ho greaes of heso was chariy Mr. csarick wen righ on building, giving moribund suburban owns places for worship nnd supplying ho priess, over whom ho ruled as Archdeacon. is own church grew ino really imposing graces of archiecure and hnd a Inrgo and busy congregaion. Since coming here he Bishop has asonished everybody by ho money ho has raised for he diocesan building fund. Think of wha such a man, working for himself, or for corporaions or for awaiis ineress a Washingon, migh no do. As a promoer, in is highes and bes sense, ho Bishop migh bo building railroads nnd piling up millions. i!.s v Speaking of Washingon, reminds mo of Kuhio, who has jus received a fino cerificae of proficiency from Mr. Thurson. guess wo will all havo o roviso our csimao of ho Delegae, as W. 0. Smih, 0. W. Smih and E. A. Mclnerny of ho Refunding bill commiee camo back wih exacly ho same impression of him. Four winesses of ha characer will havo o sand unimpeached. Mcanwhilo if Kuhio keeps on making good, nnd Inukca dio, i will bo a grea hing for ho presige a AVashingon of ho awaiian rnco. To add o ho good impression mndo by hese officials, ho Legislaure, which is largely composed of awniians, ough o walk wih groa caro amid ho empaions of legislaive life. If hey do, ho resul will bo all ho bes friends of ho awaiian people could ask for. J J r Evidenco is coming in of Japanese spy work, every movemen of ho engineers a ho new miliary camp as well as on ho lines of ho new fors being wached by Bhnrp, discerning eyes. Personally believe ha he Japanese general saff has n regular bureau of informaion a work here as ours undoubedly has in Japan. Bu over here spies havo less chnnce. Le n foreigner go near u miliary camp wih n camera and ho is urned back; le him observe a for hrough a field glass and ho is arresed; and in any case ho is wached. Cerain areas of hind ho canno ener wihou u pass. From ho day of his coming o ho empire ho is on ho police liss. Then, again, hcro is bo much fores ou poins of vnnngo in Japan ha army engineers can do imporan work oven wihou being observed by Japaneso hemselves. In his way ho empire has aainod far greaer defensivo resources han mos of is own pooplo conjuro up in heir mos bibulous momens of imaginaive parioism..... v v Ma rdi Orns has gono and he Floral Carnival is coming. I hear ha Theresa has edged in wih a. few pai riders nnd is rying o crowd ou ho acual lady chief of ho pa clan, who has ho suppor and encouragemen of ho managers. Is liko Theresa, who is ho mos accomplished disurber of he peace in ho ranks of nnivo femininiy I over know inheriing, in ha respec, ho propensiies of her French grandfaher, Jean Iivcs Tho sensaion of ho week, ho police exposure of ho Chinese bribery cases, has brough ou somo curious rais of human naure. Nolcy, formerly of ho ilo cusom house, nnd now edior of ho omo llulo raper, gavo i ns an exper opinion ha no man in his senses would rcfuso a brlbo of $400 a wock. I don doub ha ho observaion camo from his hear and will lend him o redoublo his effors, in S, o ge a omo Kulo sheriff eleced. Tho mos juvenilo and uneachablo ninny I over know on a nowspapor, ho idloorial wrier of ho Bullein, has done nohing sinco ha oxposuro excep o indicae, in clumsy English nnd wih ho mos vapid wi, how much beer ho could havo managed ho affair himself. A. conemporary repors a man urning scarle when naked wha ho would do if ho was offerod a bribo of $400 n week and replying ha ho "was ashamed o say." Too many say ha, even in jes. Bu ha here is ono man in own who can urn such an offer down wih n cool head, has been sufficienly demonsraed. a is a good man o keep in awaii for a careor of fuuro usefulness. v.. Is i ruo ha a Sociey of Immigraion Promoers is being formed wih ho following officers r, M. Swanzy Presiden Jnps Alber Judd Yico Presiden, Filipinos E. II. Snckablo Sec. & Treasurer Lains E. Faxon Bishop Audior Koreans Jas. B. Cuslo Worhy Paron Molokans J. P. Cooko Waiing Lis Maoris J M v I believe i is n good hing o have coas excursions, liko ha from Los Angeles, go o awaii firs. Sevenson speaks of ho "arid shores of Oahu" nnd arid enough hey look o ho srangor who was expecing ai emerald coas. They glvo so lile hin of ho beauies concealed behind ho as o cause a feeling of disappoinmen. Bu i js differen wih ho ilo sldo of awaii, a region which makes ho mos charming of firs Impressions if ho weaher is good. People who cach heir earlies glimpses of ho islands here, especially on n clear day, rcnlizo heir ropic dreams. Tlicu, again, here is always danger ha i an excursion comes o onolulu firs, only,a porion of i, if any par n all, will soo he mos impressive hiug ho Terriory has o show Kilauea volcano. I would caro moro for ho adverising a ouris gives us on he mainland, who has seen he volcano, han ha of one who has no seen i. For he samo reason Egyp is repaid beer & O. A. STEVEN Tho mos healhful place on ho Islnnds for n man o go is over on he Koolau side, say nbou Kancohc. FRANK KUOER I old Aorney General Peers ho musn go o Maul wih ha Elks, becauso hen ho would have o pass Lann. LINK McOANDLEBS Wha? Sixeen hundred dollars o repair ho damage dono ho Nuunnu Jnm by ho rninsormj Why, $,000 won do i. WILLIE CRAWFORD Las Now Years I was able o celebrae In ho proper syle, bu ho grand jury has spoiled nil ho fun I migh have hnd (. is yoar. E. O. OWE Somo coal bunkers on ho harbor fronago o supply all coming seamers would bo beer promoion work hnn bringing lile excursion paries here. O. A. STEVEN Ileal esne is a boom rock nnd he opporuniies oday for peoplo wih capial o sccuro such propery presen n beer invesmen han socks or bonds. W. TOMPSON Tho ediorial saemen of he Bullein ha Mr. Thurson is "ho pug ugly of awaiian poliics," is he senimen of n fool expressed in ho languagoof a loafer. DETECTIVE TAYLOR Any hnole public gambling club will bo raided ns n maer of course. Bu a friendly game in a mans privae house can be reached. A man can servo drinks and play cards in his home and wha re you going o do nbou i E. A. McINERNY Thcro is no poliics in anyhing I say in ho Merchans Associaion. My remark on ho probabiliy of veo for a congressional excursion iem was based simply on knowledge of he Governors difficuly abou making boh ends mee in Terriorial esimaes. SEELEY I. SAW Mnre whie men nre leaving ho Terriory all he ime. I will no be long, n he presen rae, beforo ho whie carpeners, masons, horscshoer s nnd liquor dealers here will bo very limied in numbers. There is a lo of money in circulaion bu ho Jnpancso aro geing he cream of I. F. M. BARE, of San Diego Every ime wo have a meeing of ho Chamber of Commerce in our ciy now we feel he loss of II. P. Wood. o used o keep us doing hings al he ime nnd we never qulo caugh up o him. In him, onolulu has he bes man in ho Promoion Commiee ha hey e could ge anywhere. ALBERT JTTDD I hear ha Xolcy, weighing 35, and Kanakanui, weighing 20, had n difference on ho Kinnu ns o which ono of hem should sleep in ho upper berh. Tho maer was referred o Beckley, who deliberaed long on he quesion, nnd hen, wih ho insigh of a Solomon, decided o give hem separao rooms. $ This Boy Will Win. iafaaaa Argonau. Universiy of California, Office of he Presiden. Berkeley, January, 0. Edior Argonau: I send you herewih a leer I have jus received from a suden of he universiy. The wrier has jus compleed he firs erm of his freshman year, and wih good resuls, as his repors show. I hink he repor worhy of being given o he public. I guaranee ha he young man, if he mainains his healh, will make a success in he world. ere follows he leer: "Thinking ha possibly he sory of my firs semeser a U. C. migh be of use o some one, I give i o you. I arrived almos wihou money, due o unforeseen evens, a week before he regisraion in Augus I worked in he dich in Frisco, he hardes work I ever did, and go money o pay for he gymnasium fee, and for wo weeks lodging on a hirdsor y sair landing. Wih he remaining money I lived for some ime on less han weny cens a day; skim milk and old bread, balanced wih a lile frui and mea, was my main die. "I ried o raisp a loan. I knew no one here. I wroe, bu my friends, hough willing, were mos of hem unable o help me. Finally, jus before college began, I go a loan which enabled me o ge books and a cade sui ; hough I had o give my noe o repay in wo monhs. I was couning on geing nigh work soon. Troubles arose such ha feared ha I yvould no ge i a all. Bu jus before my money gave ou, I go he work. I worked eigh hours, he enire nigh ; my gained several pounds, and was in beer healh han usual. In my sudies, I compleed unis wihou failure. I do no advise any one o live as I did, bu a person can ge a sar his way, and ha is he imporan hing. "You may use he facs, bu no my name, in any way ha would be useful." There are many cases like his. We ough o have more loan funds. I am sure ha if people of means knew he siuaion here as i is, help would be forhcoming. Very sincerely yours, BENJ. IDE WEELER. VmX?l(&X$l&X&?&ra?Y&mmi&mXl&mmmm V f if $ rieas as earners or me riague. y f. nl d "u on ho oher band, if he plaguesricke n ras, immune, howovor, from ho flea, wcro confined and permied o como ino frco physical conac wih healhy animals, no such signs of infecion wore observed., Direcly ho (lens were inroduced, ho animals in a shor imo wcro all similarly affeced, ho progress of ho epidemic varying in direc proporion o 0 number of fleas preson. "Theso ess conclusively proved ha ho parasie was ho acive agen in propngning he disease, sinco every precauion was adoped o preven bo possibiliy of infecion being spread amospherically. Moreover, similar ess wcro repeaed in houses. For insance, guinea pigs wero plaguoinfece permied o run freely in.house, which, hough i had been disinfeced, sill harbored parasies, wih ho resul ha ho animals wcro found o bo soon aacked by ho Ileus and conraced plague, and ho pnraslcs caugh on hoir bodies wcro found o bo capable of spreading ho epidemic. "When, however, under ho samo condiions, ho guinea pigs wero immured iu cages of wire gauze, hereby prevening ho Infesing of floas, no resuls aended ho animals. There is ono imporan heory advanced in ho preface o his repor ha ho plaguo iself may in realiy bo a diseaso of lions." Tha variey of flea is an ncivo ngen in disseminaing bubonic plnguo has laely been discovered by he special plague commission appoined by ho Governmen of Driish India. Tho par played by ras in spreading ho disoaso has long been undersood, bu exacly how an epidemic is disseminaed among he ras and also communicaed herefrom o humnn beings i hns been lef o he cmuuiisiou o deermine, I is sill engaged in is invesigaion, bu In ho eoure of a shor Inerim repor he eoinmlsaloner sno ha ho diseaso is conveyed from 00 ra o anoher and also o human beings by ho parasie commonly Known lis ho "ra Ilea," Says n wrier in Tho Scienific American (Xow Y, December 2): "This hypohesis lms been confirmed ns he resul of sovcrnl experimens. When nnd healhy ras wero incarceraed separaely in wire plagueinfese cages, hereby prevening hem coming ino conac wih ono anoher, ho healhy rodens became Infeced, and i was also ascerained ha guinea pigs could nlso becomo conaminaed In ha same manner. by he sory of ho man who has sailed on ho Nile nwl seen ho pyramids han by ha of ho raveler who has grown blaso in he srees of Cairo. I will bo grea hing for us If hoso Los Angeles people visi Kllnuca, pass ho clmiu of Wands en roue o onolulu nud round ou heir vibl wih ho delighs of his ciy nnd is surroundings. Then hey will never iro of Mebrning our aracions and will be firs o lebuko hoso ouriss, who say ha ho pleasures of awaii can be exhaused in en dajs. AWAII WILL CONTINUE.OPEN TO JAPANESE TE QUESTION ASKED. ONOLULU, February 6. Wha resricions o apaaes c immigraion o awaii under Senae bill jus inroduced? TE ANSWER RETURNED. WASINGTON, February. No resricions o Japanese labor oher han by general immigraion law, unless Japan imposes such resricions. No enry o mainland on passpors o insular possessions. This provision comes ino effec immediaely. Some needed ligh on he immigraion bill excluding Japanese laborers from he mainland, as i affecs he Terriory of awaii, is furnished by he foregoing cable correspondence. The quesion is from a leading ciizen, largely ineresed in he sugar indusry, and is answer from a man horoughly posed on awaiian affairs in Washingon. As he answer is o be aken as responsive o he quesion, he laer porion, referring o passpors, is all ha can be eerninlv an. plied o he maer of how far he bill goes in resricing direc immigraion from Japan o he mainland. Saurdaj s press cablegrams on heir face migh have indicaed ha only indirec Japanese immigraion, ha from awaii and he Philippines, was o be excluded by he bill ha he Senae had already passed. Ye he saemen in he privae cablegram here given, ha immigraion o he mainland upon passpors issued o he insular possessions was o be sopped immediaely, migh yield he in iiciicc ma mc diu nxeu a uac in ne uure a which he direc immigraion of Japanese laborers o he mainland should cease. This, if i were so, would be done wih he consen of Tnnnn ac cording o he cablegram in las Fridays Adveriser. I was saed here ha he soluion of he San Francisco Japanese quesion, "hrough an amendmen o he immirrraion reirulaions. nrnhihiinn Japanese coolies o ener he mainland, is pronounced saisfacory,..,...,...,o v. Ilu iiiiiiuvjii ui iiisuiai puaassiuns ma cablegram. Tho Washingon repors o he effec ha he door o he mainland Is abou o b"o shu In he face of he Japanese coolies have aroused he greaes Ineres hroughou ho Japanese col onies of he Terriory and excied an amoun of hosiliy o ho proposed measure ha will be vened a a mee ing of he Japanese o T3e called onigh, probably a Xala Park. A his meeing many o he prominen Japanese of onolulu will bo presen o address ho crowd of heir counrymen and urge hem o mako a vigorous pro es o heir governmen. Pracically every Japanese of he ciy fels he same on ho maer of he Japanese exclusion. Theyar e disinc ly opposed o ho passage of such & measure, regarding I as an affron o heir race, oven hough he exclusion Is o be operalvo only agains he WATERMAN GIVES IS GUARDS MERRY A A Clarence Waerman landed In onolulu on Saurday nigh from he seamer IwalanI, none he worse for his Involunary rip o Maul bu on ho conrary feeling quie gay over having ouwied his capors in he end. is broher Elks, who kidnaped him on ho wharf here, failed o carry him hrough o Kahulul, he desinaion of ho sea excursion. They los him a Lahalna and ho Immediae guards se over him mus havo fel silly, a he grea social session wih ho Elks of Mnul In Walluku, If a wri of habeab corpus was served on hem o produce he prisoner. ow ho fooled ho enlro bunch Mr. Waerman old an Inquiring Adveriser reporer yeserday. "I wen OBhoro a Luhalna In he firs boa," Mr. Waerman said, "hav ing Ojked somo o hem o come wih mo. nu hey did no go nshora unil he second boa. My Inenion was o come homo In he Knau and heir nlnn was o wach mo nnd see ha did no ge aboard he Klnau. "Capain Parker gavo hem permission o hold he boa unil he las boa wen ou o ho Klnau. They A raid was mndo again yeserday afernoon on ho old gambling room over he, shoo manufacuring shoo on King sree opposie Aala park, nine Chinese and he necessary evidence of money, dice and dominoes being secured. Special Apana especially disinguished himself In his raid, his work making i a success. e firs shinned up he corner of he building for wo sories and swung himself o a lile window, hrough which he dropped righ on o he gambling able. This join Is fied up wih barricaded T On Saurday, as soon as he news of he passage of he Japanese exclusion, measure by he Unied Saes Senae reached awaii, a commiee of Japaneso began o canvass ho leading Japanese of he ciy o learn If heir cooperaion could be secured In ho making of a proes o boh Washingon nnd Toklo. Pracically wihou excepion hey were assured of suppor. Tho commiee hen began o make arrangemens for speakers and for a place In which o mako lieir "demonsraion," ns he affair was designaed Ins nigh by a prominen Japanese merchan. Unil his morning hero had been rio definie arrangemen of flme or dae made, bu lfaalas Park can be secured for he purpose he meeing will be held here onigh. If he park can no be had he commiee will endeavor o secure he coolie classes. Even he Japanese mer Boys Field sudies were massed in he morning; and I slep for in he afernoon, excep ha on he purpose. I Is expeced chans, whose Ineress would be be Fridays, miliary and hygiene kep me from sleeping bu ha n leas a shor ime. several housand er served by he suppression of he Japanese will "I go my own meals, saving ime and money. be Mos of ho imo in I slcpon n aendance and I Japanese exodus from hese Islands o will be necessary o wooden bench on ho sair landing, bu laer I go ho noe paid (by havo n same closo margin), and hen secured n parly furnished room. From Augus o place ho mainland, and who have heir for ho speaking where his December crowd can 3, moneys Invesed In awaiian Ineress, be accommodaed, 06, my food cos averaged $.44 a week. I would have been lower if I had are Joining wih he oher Japanese In If his meeing Is held onigh and no added luxuries such as honey, figs, cakes, ec., as I became able o afford seeking In somo way o lnfluenco heir ho Japaneso squadron arrives his hem. My ren averaged abou $3. a monh. I never wen up agains such governmen o oppose any reay wih morning, which Is he expecaion of a combinaion of he simple and he srenuous life before, bu I enjoyed i, America which conains even a limied many of he Japanese, he siuaion exclusion clause. will bo a mos Ineresing one. held he boa longer, hough, as hey could no find me. Capain Parker came ashore and gave hem a sharp calling down for holding he boa. I heard all ha was said and could no help laughing. I was hrough he grea deecive work of Avon Crook who was wihin four fee of me ha I escaped. "They did no know abou he IwalanI. The Klnau sailed for onolulu n 3 a. m and he Claudlneproceedea on her way a 3:5 a. m and I waied for he IwalanI sailing a 3 p. m. "Once I hough he boys had gon back o he Claudlne and. came ou, bu found hey wero waiing and hid myself again." Mr. Waerman concealed himself behind a bed n he Lahnna oel wherfc hey pary had repaired for refreshmens. When he was finally assured of he deparure of his guards, he wen up o Manager Darkhausens houso and rode around he counry unil I wns imo o go aboard he IwalanI. Asked abou he Claudlnos run o Lahalna, Mr. Waerman answered ha I was an awfully rough rip. Th elemens wero no conducive o hilariy among 0 excursioniss. In fac, he lending comedians, Quy Livingson and Dooncy urman. seemed o vie wih ench. oher for primacy In disressing serviliy o Nepune. doors in such n way ha ( seem would almos Impossible o cach players ho off heir guard. I was from his same place a shor ime ago ha a number of Chlneso were aken. Judge Whiney a ha ime warning hem agains frequening hese old, esablished gambling Joins. a. REUMATIC Dall was fixed PATNS QUICKLY The excruciaing pains characerisic of rheumaism and sciaica are quickly rclloved by applying Chamberlains Pain Balm. The grea pain relieving power of ho linimen has been ho sur. prise and deligh of housands of suf. ferers. Tho quick relief from pain which i affords is alone worh many imes IU cos. For sale bv Benson, Smih i Co., agens for awaii. r &Zj$bs Vj, "

3 "T ITmm Tho vnrious commiees ie nuomobllo parado nre now comjilo o wih ho excepion of sovoral aids, o bo chocn by he heads of ho in charge of commiees o ac on ho day of ho parade:,i, FLORAL PARADE COMMIT TEE. E. II. Paris, Bicycles. Goo. P. Dcnison, Arrangemen of Grounds. Geo, Cooke, Social Clubs and Evan ing Enerainmen. Waler G. Smih, Frank L. oogs, Wallace R. Farrlngon, Publiciy. John F. Soper, Tickes.. P. Wood, Secrenry. A. Garloy, Promoion Commiee Thcro is a widespread inquiry for Iiorscs and from presen indicaions i would appear ha ovcry avallablo saddle horso in onolulu and viciniy will appear in he parade Tho pa u secion will havo abou sixy or seveny riders nnd somo of ho srees of onolulu were brillian yeserday wih ho colors of ho pau Several clubs were ou in forco accusoming heir horses o ho flowing onds of he pa skirs. Mr. Frank Andrado u has his secion of ho parado in charge and ho has already received from he ranches along ho Oaliu railway nioro han hiry horses. They aro now sabled a he Club Sables ready for ho riders. I will bo a vas amoun of work o go hese horses accusomed o carrying riders wih flapping pau s. Thcso horses will havo o be clipped, shod, and pu in fi shapo for work nex Friday. Many of ho older pn riders have u liecn busy insrucing ho younger girls low o adjus ho pau. Thcro seems o bo a wido differenco of opinion as o wha consiues a perfec pa u cos ume. This difference is duo o ho fac ha differen awaiian monnrchs adoped slighly differen cosumes for heir pa u riders. Somo rode wihou a ha and ohers wihou a cloak or kepuka. Thero was also quio a dif ference in he kopukas which wore worn, somo being circular enpes fiod o yokes and rimmed wih passemen crio ho maerial being cloh, sain or velve and he color usually black. Anohor form was simply a sjuaro picco of broadcloh, usually black in color nnd abou six fee square wih a hole cu in he ccnor hrough which ho head was passed and ho corners hung down in fron, behind, and one on each sido. Oher riders woro no cloak, bu woro a shor apron. Thcro will bo sovcral clubs paricipaing nnd somo of iheso clubs will wear ho samo kind of. Arrangemens aro being made.pau o ge somo very good picures of ho pa and oher ridors before ho march u begins. Mr. Geo. Denlson expecs o arrange his formaion around ho Capiol building in such a way ha panoramic picures and Individual picures can bo akon of ho auomobiles, carriages and horseback riders. Mr. Tren repors for ho auomobilo comniieo ha ho is geing a grea many enries. Sovoral auo cars havo been placed a his disposal and ho comniieo will furnish a car for ho press. Tho press will decorao his car and will probnbly oncr i for n prizo. Kamehamelia school proposes o decorao a car and oher schools havo suggesed heir willingness o do ho samo, bu havo no reached a final decision. An effor will bo made o have ho Caslo kindergaren oncr an auo car characerisically decoraed and carrying children of sovcral differen naionaliies from ho school. Mx. James R. Judd, hrough profes sional engagemens, is no nblo o ne as judge for he riding division and Mr. W. A. Greenwcll will ac in his place. arold Dillingham has nken charge of ho riders oher han pau. All ho sociey people who own horses and ride havo enered or are o enor in his division. Fivo prizes havo been offered for bicycles. This is a new feauro of ho parado his year and i is hoped ha his division will add maerially lis a docoraivo feaure. Tho comniieo havo had many Inquiries for picures of auomobiles and vehicles in las years parade and have arranged wih Mr. Wood of ho Promoion commiee ha any auomobile owner or carriage owner who desires a pieuro may obain a copy of he special number of he Paradise of ho Pacific showing las years paricipans. Mr. J, F. Soper has bcon appoined a commieeman on ickes. Tickes for admission o ho baseball patk will bo on sale for he sand and bleachers a regular baseball prices and Wi w "The following la a lis of appropriaions mndo for Improvemens which may be deslgnned as new projecs, alhough some of horn aro closely con neced wih or exensions of projecs nlready adoped. For all of hcso an amoun sufficien for compleion has been appropriaed or auhorised." So readb ho preamble o he schedule In he ouse commlcos repor on ho luvers and arbors bill which conains he wo iems of (0,000 each In parallel columns for o harbor, one for expendiure forhwih and one for coninuing conracs. onolulu harbors (,000 Is In ho Bchedule of old works. Ah I Is gencrnlly undersood ha a round million dollars will bo required W. F. Dillingham, Chairman. Chas. F. Chilllngworh, Marshal. Geo. C. Paer, Assisan Marslinl. J. R. Gai, R.. Tren, Auomobiles. I. W. Shingle, orses and Carriages. y. Andrade, Pa u Riders. arold Dillingham; Riders oher han o build ho llo breakwaer, ho second senence above no doub refers o Pnn. he laer clause of he firs senence Tho works for which "an amoun sufficien for compleion has been appropriaed or auhorized" would hen b hose "closely conneced wih or exensions of projecs already adoped." Nex year hen, providing he (,00 0 has been expended or la in course of expending under coninuing conracs, IIo harbor would como in for an addiional appropriaion probably enough o complee he works In ho caegory of "exensions of projecs already adoped." If ho bill passes Congress and Is npproved by ho Presiden, he only anxiey remaining o bo fel here Is ha acual work should begin. Whenever ho firs conrac Is le here will be assurance ha ho breakwaer wil be finished. UMS KS TINE. An unauhenlcaed rumor of las nigh says ha Admiral Very has ordered he capain of he TJ. S. S. Iro quois o be ready o sail on Tuesday nex for San Francisco. The Iroquois has been hero for seven years wihou repairs, and I will now bo laid up for a couple of monhs a MareIsland, and will undergo a horough overhaullng. f NO NEWS FROM JAP FLEET. No wireless repor from he Japanese squadron had been received a he local naval saion las nigh up o 6 oclock. I is no hough he squadron will be repored before oday or omorrow. I is likely ha ho Japaneso vessels may no even reach hero before Monday. fff hero is already a grea demand for ho same. Tho ickes will probably bo pu on sale no laer han Monday. Tho grandsand will bo n placo of advanage o seo ho reviews of ho various secions and ho presenaion of ho prizes. Tho Roosovol prizo will bo announced early nex week. Tho commico have no ye formulaed heir plans regarding his feauro of ho parado bu hey hope o make i uniquo and give a prizo ha will bo appreciaed ab a souvenir by ho recipien. A ho meeing held Friday morning he following prizes wero decided upon: InerIsland Princesses will bo presened wih he banners carried by ho heralds who accompany hem. Firs and second awards will bo given blue and red ribbons ogeher wih cash prizes. A number of cash prizes will be awarded. INTERISLAND PRINCESSES. Banners. Firs $25; blue ribbon. Second (5; red ribbon..autos. Class A s, blue flag; 2nd, 3rd, whie flag. red flag? Class B s, bluo flag; 2nd, red nag; 3rd. whie flag. Class C s, blue flag; 2nd, red flag; 3rd, whie flag. Class C s, bluo flag; 2nd, red flag; 3rd, whie flag. FLOATS. s, bluo flag; 2nd, red flag; 3rd, whie flag. School Floas s, blue flag; 2nd, red flag; 3rd, whlo flag. CARRIAGES AND VEICLES. Mulnle Team Vehicle, eigh and six In hand s, blue ribbon; zna, riobo n. red Four In hand s, bluo ribbon; 2nd, red ribbon. Double eam s, blue ribbon; 2nd, red ribbon. Tandemls, blue ribbon; 2nd, red ribbon. Pony or Juvenile Turnou s, blue ribbon; 2nd, red ribbon. Trap s, bluo ribbon; zna, rea rid bon. Surrey, slnglo or double s, bluo ribbon; 2nd, red ribbon. Spike Team s, bluo ribbon; 2nd red ribbon. Special (35 prize for muliple eam vehicle. Pa u Riders s, (; 2nd, (5; 3rd, (.; 4h, (5. Juvenile Pa u Riders s, (3; 2nd, (2. Juvenile Cowboy s, (3; 2nd. (2, Cowboy lsrt (5; 2nd, (0; 3rd. (5. Mos original girl rider s, (3; 2nd, (2 Ṁos original characer on horseback, (5 Ṁos original boy rider s, (3; 2nd, (2. RIDERS OTER TAN PA Bes.appearl lady rider s, bluo ribbon; 2nd, red ribbon. couple of ladles s, blue ribbon: 2nd, red ribbon. couple, lady and genleman s, blue ribbon; 2nd, red ribbon. Juvenile girl rider s, blue ribbon; 2nd, red ribbon. Fanny cosume s, bluo ribbon; zna, red ribbon. BICTCLES. s, (.; 2nd, (5; 3rd, (. Mos original, (2.; mos comic, (2.. r e i AWAIIAN GAZITE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY SSMWEEKL, 0;, TE WAR SCARE A GOOD TING FOR TE ISLANDS (Mail Special o ho Adveriser.) WASINGTON, D. C, January 3. Thoro has been a grea o do hero in recen days abou appropriaions for forifying onolulu. A scaro has been abroad abou a probable war wih Japan and a leer by Secreary Taf o ho Senao Commico on approprin lons, asking for addiional approprin ions for forifying Pearl arbor, has bcon much quoed as an indicaion of ho feeling ha Japan is waiing for a favorablo momen o open fire. Tho siuaion is se forh in ho following ariclo which appeared his morning in he Washingon Pos; "Is hcro a war cloud in ho far Eas as any Orienal power been conducing iself In such a way as o arouso ho suspicions of he War Deparmen If no, members of Congress woro askin g each oher yeserday, why should Secreary Taf, in a leer lo Chairman Allison, of ho Senae Commi ee on Appropriaions, urging more funds for ho proecion of ho awai ian Islands, mnko his saemen " "Thflrn In nvprv ronnn wliv flin forificaions a awaii Bhould bo made ready. "A ho presen momen hcro arc no forificaions on hese islands ha could bo relied on in caso of war wih any power. Lae Tuesday he Senae passed an appropriaion bill for forificaions which conained an allowance of bu $,000, which is $2,00 0 loss han ho Secroary asked for. Thero is now $260,000 availablo under las years appropriaions, and i is ho Secrearys desiro o expend n leas $000,000 for forificaions in awaii. Bu ho Secreary refrains from saing in his leer any reason why ho deems i necessary o immediaely forify he awaiian Islands. "Tho ex of his leer is as fol lows; " I wrio o urge upon you ha ho appropriaion for Pearl arbor bo made. $3,000, insead of $,000. We can cerainly expend his in he nex year and hero is overy reason why ho forificaions of awaii should be mado ready. Will you no bring his o ho aenion of your commico nnd ho Scnae Tho enclosed saemen from ho naional coas dofenso board, recenly appoined, shows ho fac. I send i o you a ho suggesion of Senaor Perkins. "Tho repor of ho naional coas dofenso board, referred o by ho Secre ary, was mado o ho Presiden and by himransmied o Congress a year ago. In sending i ho Presiden him self srongly indorsed ho boards rec ommendaions, which included a sweep ing revision of ho plans of he old Endico board designed o compleely modcrnizo ho coas defonso plans. "Tho board makes a srong argumen for ho consrucion of guns, a ypo now unknown in ho service, insead of ho presen guns, for ho forificaion of hcso poins, in viow of ho wido channols o bo proeced. "nowover, ho defenso scheme for Pearl arbor nnd onolulu,as finally submied is on ho basis of ho exising ypes of ordnance, and ho board has asked for hese iems: Six h guns, four guns, sixeen morars, cosing, wih hoir carriuges and emplacemens, nlogchor $2,544,3 0 submarine mines, $225,0; powder plans, $34,400 for ho cenral, and $34,40 for ho rcscrvo; searchlighs, (5,000; fire conrol, by which is mean an olaborao sysem of elecrical com municaion, enabling ho commanding officer o conrol ho fire of all ho ba eries wih onlre precision from ono poin, $3,0, making ho oal of ho csimao submied $3,254,244." As a maer of fac ho scare has been oncouraged a good deal o promoe he chances of generous appropri aions for ho navy. Tho navy officers havo a srong organizaion hero and are doing all hey possibly can o so euro legislaion ha will increase ho navy and also increaso heir own chances of promoion. McCLELLANS GOOD WORK. Tho Tof leer really grow ou of ho aciviy of Mr. George B. Mc Clollan, of ho Merchans Associaion, o havo ho appropriaion for forificaions a Pearl arbor segregaed from ho appropriaions for ho Philippines. Tho Senao Commico on Appropriaions gavo Mr. McCIellan a half hours hearing on ho subjec and agreed wih him on ho wisdom of separaing ho iems. I made an amendmen in ho bill, seing aside $,000 for building emplacemens in awaii and in he open Senao his was increased o $0,00 Senaor Perkins, who had charge of he forificaions bill consuled wih Secreary Taf abou i and he secreary wroe ho commico reieraing his reques previously made ha ho commiee appropriae $3,000 for awaii. The amendmen making he ap propriaion separaely for awaii now goes ino conference, na does he amendmen increasing ho separao amoun irom iyg,uoo o $0,000. In nny oven hcro will bo largo sums for forificaions in awaii wihin ho nex year as here is now $,000 available. An effor on ho floor of he ouso by Koifor o secure an nmendmen appropriaing $,000 o purchaso sies for forificaions in awaii has been misundersood here. This grew ou of nn error by ho Associaed Press in ransmiing ho aricle. Tho ouso.voed ha amondmon down because i was explained ha ho governmen had already purchased sies for forificaions in awaii and ha ho money now needed was for em placemens, firo conrol, ec. PERSONAL NOTES. Dclcgao Kalanianaolo has been ill wih grip for several days bu was up o ho Capiol yoserday and is able o aend o his Congressional duies. o has received sovcral leers abou ho forificaions iem. Mr. E. C. Shorcy, chomis n ho Federal experimen saion n onolulu, arrived hore yesorday from onolulu, and is regisered a ho Shoroham. Mr. Clcmons, ho aorney of onolulu, is also here. e camo o Washingon yeserday for ho purposo of being admied o ho bar of ho Supremo Cour of ho Unied Saes. o was presened by Mr. F. M. ach and hon sared for Vermon o visi his family here. Mr. demons faher is in poor healh. Mrs. enry Waerhouso and her daugher havo been in Washingon for a weok and gono o Now York whero hey will mee Mrs. Gcorgo Caslo nnd may go wih her on a rip o he Medierranean, beginning Fobruary 5. If no hey will reurn o onolulu in abou a monh, LOCAL ARBOR IMPROVEMENT. Tho Rivers and arbors bill is being considered beforo ho ouso and probably will reach a voe hero by ho ond of his week. ilo and onolulu nre provided for in he bill, as has already bocn communicaed o awaii. Tho language of he bill for hose wo projecs is as follows: "Improving onolulu arbor, awaii: Coninuing improvemen and for mainenance, according o ho repor submied in ouso Documen numbered hrco hundred and hirywo, Fifynin h Congress, second session, wo hun dred housand dollars: Provided, Tha a conrac or conracs may be enered ino by ho Secrenry of War for such maerials and work as may bo uccossnry o prosocuo said projec, o bo paii for as appropriaions may from imo o ime bo mado by law, o an amoun no exceeding in ho aggroga o wo hundred housand dollars, exclusive of ho amouns herein and hereofore appropriaed, "Improving ilo harbor, awaii, in accordance wih ho projec submied in ouso Documen numbered four hundred and soven, Fifynin h Congress, second session, wo hundred housand dollars: Provided, Tha ho Secreary of War may ouer ino a conrac or conracs for such maerials and work as may bo necessary o prosccuo said projec o an amoun no exceeding in ho aggregao wo hundred housand dollars, o bo paid for as appropriaions may from imo o imo bo mado by law, in addiion o ho nmouns herein appropriaed: Provided furbor, Tha modificaions in said plan may bo roado in ho discreion of ho Sec reary of War, and ha no par of said appropriaion or auhorizaion shall bo expended unless ho Chief of Engineers, upon furher invesigaion, shall deormine ha commercial benefis accruing from Buch expendiure will warran ho same." DEFENCE OF AWAII. Tho moral power of ho naion, i appears, is no srong enough o guard our possession of awaii wih ou heavy guns. Socreary Taf, who agrees wih everybody ha ho Panama canal needs no forificaions, insiss on speedy defences n Pearl arbor, aving "dono expanded," wo mus pay ho cos, which promises o bo increasingly bqavy, wih no compensaing gain. Boson erald. u. I. MMMWWJMaMMWIBlMMMMIiMMMMlgallM, REPORT ON RE FOUND. PUBLICWORKS BAD ROADS Tho repor of ho Superinenden o ubllo Works o ho Governor for ho eigheen monhs from July, 5, o December 3, 06, hus been Issued. In (ho main repor Mr. ollowny says ho laws relaing o he erecing of buildings In onolulu nro unsaisfacory, as sufficien powers aro no given o ho superinenden whereby he can properly sufegunrd ho Ineress o ho, public, llo bellces I would also be fulvlsablo o exend ho fire limis In cerain direcions. I he maer Is no urned over o ho counies, ho should submi he draf o a new building law. I migh bo considered ha ho sorage of kcrosono nnd oher explosives a onolulu and llo was also a maer for he local auhoriies, and If so ho superinenden says I would necessiae a revision of ho presen saues. Waer works aro discussed a lengh. "Very few residens of onolulu," Mr. ollowny says, "realize ho narrow margin beween he supply for ho various disrics furnished from ho high pressure or graviy sysem nnd ho consumpion during ho dry summer monhs. ad ho dry weaher of ho pas summer coninued i would havo been pracically impossible o provide a saisfacory service for ho higher levels, wihou Imposing very sric regulaions enirely prohibiing ho uso of waer for Irrigaion and economizing as much as possbo on ho domesic consumpion." These remarks lead o a discussion of ho now famous sorage reservoir under consrucion In Nuuanu Valley. Referring o ho Kellogg repor hero on ho superinenden says: "Possibly he mos radical change made by Mr. Kellogg was ho recommendaion of a rock All embankmen for ho ouer slope across ho sream. Wihou discussing his recommendaion, I would say undoubedly boh he rock nnd enrh Alls nre perfecly safe mehods of consrucion In such a work nnd probably as many auhoriies favor ono as ho oher. On nil vanage of ho earh fill Is ho beer proecion offered o ho wooden core wall which wih he rock All on one sldo Is exposed more or less o ho Injurious effecs of he amosphere "I was cerainly unforunao ha Mr. Kellogg was obliged o leavo onolulu beforo preparing his repor, as he engjneers In his deparmen wero unacqualncdl wih ho changes which ho Inended o recommend nnd consequenly had ho opporuniy of discuss Ing heir advanages wih him. This would have been much more saisfac ory and would possibly havo given ua a beer undersanding of his reasons ror cerain aleraions. "Mr. Kelloggs plans have, however, been carried ou as nearly In accord ance wih ho specificaions which ho submied as was possible, nowih sanding saemens o ho conraryby a discharged Inspecor." Mr. olloway quoes from nn aricle by becrenry Taf on ho consruclor. of he Panama Canal, saying ho "applies mos fllmrlv o passng o lm n lude o persons unlnelllgonly criicizing work on he Nuuanu dam." SUPERVISORS TO Tho aorneys who havo had charge of ho drafing of ho bill for ho liquor dealers havo submied heir draf o ho commleo in charge, which acceped i wih a fow addiions. Tho bill In Is revised form differs In several pariculars from ha originally proposed. In ono secion Is embodied a proposal o glvo ho Board of Supervisors ho power o grun and rovoko licenses. ino foiioving secion covers his: Licensing Board. Thoro shall bo and here Is hereby, consiued in each of ho sovoral Counies o ho Terriory of nawau a uoara of Liquor License Commissioners, which In each Coiiny shall consis of ho duly eleced and qualified Supervisors for ho imo being or sucn uouny. isacli Board of Liquor LIcenso Commissioners so consiued for each Couny is hcroby vesed wih ho power, auhoriy and discreion o gran liquor licenses o bo graned upon premises solely wihin ho geograph. leal limis of Is Couny o applicans complying wih ho provisions o his Ac. The affirmaive voe of a majoriy of each of such Boards shall bo sufficien o deermine any quesion coming beforo I for decision under his Ac. I furhermore provides ha ho Board, on having charges beforo i agains somo license holder, shall glvo ho licensee, a copy of ho charges and se a dao for a hearing, afer which I may rovoko his license. Thcro will bo no appeal from hlsdeclaon. Tho Idea Is o hasen such rials, nnd o es cape ho red npo of ho cours, as well as o provide agains offenders escap ing on echnicaliies. Oher now secions mako I or a o sell liquor on credi o be consumed on ho promises whero sold. This was Insered a ho suggesion of Judgo Whiney. I Is also mado an offense for a minor o misrepresen his age In order o obain liquor. In addiion o heso he following new secion has been added: "Any woman or minor visiing ho premises occupied by ho holder of a saloon license for ho purposo of pur VIDA AND TUB ELKS. chasing Inoxicaing liquor Is guily of Nobody supposes ha Willie Vida a misdemeanor, and any person encouraging or Inciing any woman or expeced o skin ho Elks wih his minor o so visi such premises shall rouleo wheel and i is presumed ha bo guily of a misdemeanor." his boas of an inenion o go wih : hem on heir Maui rip was SOUND ADVICE. eiher an idle one or ho expeced o mako Never ncgloc a bad cold. You can no somehing ou of ho Maui crowd of ell how i mnv resul. A simple homo remedy will ofen bring relief and naives ha migh gaher o see hem. should no bo ignored, bu hero is Vida is no an Elk and was no booked nohing so rollablo us Chamborlalns aw in vfn Tf flnaa lin nlnnaa lia Cough Remedy. I is well known for.,... Is quick cures of and colds. For Elks o have name associaed wih ncngoni SmIhh& Co ngong for heirs. awaii. T (From Saurdays Adveriser.) Governor Caror mado a flying rip o own from Wnlalua yesorday. o wen o his ofllco In ho Capiol o urn over his mall from his weeks Coas arrivals, bu remained virually Incog, o official and oher callers a ho oxoculvo chambers. Secroary Akinson was abou ho only ono who go a word ou of him. An Adveriser reporer saw ho Govornor omorgo from ho "roblnsog g bluo" room, aired In nuomobllo panoply, and discreely go ou or ho draf raised by ho precipian deparuro of ho flying ahlola figure Ono hing ho Govornor found words o dcscrlbo o ho Secroary was ho bad condiion of ho reads. Boh ho and J. R. Gai had heir auomobiles salled somewhere his side of Wala Iua, From alolwa oward Pupuukca ho road Is In deplorablo condiion. cn onolulu and Walalua gonerally ho roads suffered grea damago from ho recen sorms. A Klpapa gulch hugo boulders camo down upon ho roadway. Much of ho road here was washed away and If somohlng Is no dono In repairs soon a considerable srech of ho highway will bo uerly desroyed. A Kaukanahoa gulch, where a now road Is being made, he road Is so washed ou ha an overopping fenco Is ablo o fall Ino I Anoher sorm would, In ho Governors opinion, mako ho road alogeher Impassable. Governor Caror hinks ho couny fahers could do a good and economical sroke of work now In saving s ho road by means of somo dlchlnr and necessary repairs beforo ho condiions becomo worse. SEBfluffl GAMBLING "Somo pcoplo mny havo gained ho impression," said Sheriff Inukca o an Adveriser reporer yesorday, "ha, bocauso bo many gamblers havo beon aken in by he pollco during ho las fow monhs, ho polico raid ovcry lil o gamo ha akes place in onolulu. Bu ha is no rue, and such raiding, I boliovo, would l)o illegal. I is ho purposo of his deparmen o kcop his as well as ohor evils down as well ns possible, bu wo will no raid n privao houso or a club whoro a gambling gamo is played unless complain is mado, or wo go reason o beliovo ha ho gamo is being carried on for ho sake of gain, Tho plncos wo havo been raiding laely aro mainly noorious gambling resors o which pcoplo havo been lured, and where ho gamo has bocn carried on in imes pas. Wo will address overy effor o suppressing ovoryhiiig inimical o ho inoress of ho Sao in so far as wo can wihou respassing on ho individual libery of ho ciizens. A ho clubs, for oxamplo, or o privao houses, sovernl men will si down o n gnmo of poker among homsolvcs, nnd I would feol ha I had no righ o inorforo in such a enso, unless, as say, I complain woro made. Also, ho polico havo access o ho clubs a all imes, and i is very seldom, if ovor, ha anyhing underhand is enrriod on horo. Tho places ha wo really do look afer, howovor, aro gonerally barricaded, and fixed so ha ho in maes can escnpo, or havo a chanco o do so, in caso of a polico rail." PRIZE COMPETITION L ORAT Early In January, Secroary Lylo A. Dickey of ho "Sons of ho American Revoluion," wroo o ho principals of ho igh, S. Louis and Kamohamoha schools and Oahu College, offering prizes of (, (IE, (0 and (5 o he schools ha would presen o ho sociey ho bos oraions in ho order of prizes on "Parioism." Afer a lile discussion beween ho various principals. I was decided o ask ho socloy o modify heir offer, and glvo en dollars o each o ho four schools, Insead of giving ono largo prizo o ho bes of ho four. Tho socloy agreed, and ho pupils of ho various schools wroo essays on "Parioism" and submied hem o a commico of Judges appoined by ho principals. A Punahou Miss Florence offmann was unanimously declared o havo ho bos paper In ha Insiuion, bu n ho igh school ho Judges found I a very difficul maer o decide. They finally narrowed heir choice down o six pupils and I wan decided o le heso six speak heir oraions boforo ho school and le ho pupils decldo as o who had ho bes. Two of hcso six declined o paricipae in iiiia cuiueai, luuvin; lour, wu unau, Chang Loy, elen Brown and Agnes Cassldy, who spoke heir essays yeserday afernoon. By a majoriy of 0 voes, or almos unanimously, Miss Cassldy was chosen o represen nu igh school amid uproarious so of ho sudens. Kamohamoha and Sain Lolus aro ye o be heard from, bu, as heso are boh exclusively masculine Bchools, wo boys will compee wih wo young ladles for ho honors of ho evening. I W, C. Achl for defendan flics a moion for a new rial in he caso of The Dowse Co., Ld., v. R. L. ailllland. The same aorney files a similar mo ion In he case of. T. Mills v. Enoch Johnson and Jonah Kumalae, lr. f." Ii.,,.l, I..0.3s M?4! i J, avw vvli ilk& JL mslj?mmkjm w 4 l!v. i

4 MS) AWAIIAN enered a he Poioffice of onolulu,. T., Per Monh. Ter Year.. Friday cd WALTER GAZETTE??&y gj,vry O. SMIT, Edior. Sccondclas s Maer. Raes: I.25 Per Monh, ForclKn...5 JJ.00 Per Year, Foreign w Subscripion Payable Invariably In Advance. CARLES S. ORANE, Manager. TE VOICE OF A TORY. I is chnrlnblo o Biippoio ha Mr. ilo In VeRno, in wrlinp; o lio New York Sun adversely o lic farm movemen here", did bo In, good faih. I is n number of years sinco ho was in Ilawnll anil during ha lime many 5, small farming herof May no coffco and sial, pineapples and obacco, vanilla and bananas, ge along wihou a local marke as well ns sugar docs? These crops nro growing in ho islands now. and finding a marke 0) he mainland, ho pineapples and bananas d largo one, ho coffee an increasing one, sisal ho same and obacco aqd vanilla a marke eijual&ng he supply. An o ho suggesion ha land speculaion is a ho boom of O0 smnll farm movemen a movemen of which $Iio Presiden of he Unied Sncs is sponsor, Snnford B. Bolo a warm ndvocno "and ho Unied Snos agriculural officers here aro moviig spiris, ha may bo passed wih a smile. Bu in ha connecion ono may wonder wha Js ho ulimae purpose of cenering vas racs in privno hands for no specific ngriculurnl purpose! 4 ha donoby way of providing ngains ho imo when ho ido of immigraion will break. all barriors and flood us wheher or no and fnrmcrs may bo compelled, for hoir presumpion, o pay fancy prices for lnnd ha is now cheap f s 4. TE PURE food LAW. One noices in provender for salo abou own ha ho Pure Iood law as respecs descripivo labels and he like has no been complied wih and hn 0 effor is being mndo by he Federal law auhoriies o enforco ho saue. Tlio reason, ns given by Dr. II. W. Wiley in The Pharmaceuical lira, is ono of adminisraive deail. Tlio law is supposed o havo been effecive on January J, 0, bu no appropriaion had been made, a ha imo o pay ho expenses cf enforcemen. Somo is now nvuilnblo for ho remainder of ho fiscal year bu beforo ucunl inspecion of foods can bcgiu, examinaions mus bo held and qualified inspecors chosen. Tlio Pharmaceuical Era says ha ho Civil Service Commission will hold, in ho near fuure, an examinaion for inspecors a $Q0 am.lower grades in he service! for experienced chemiss a salaries of $00 and lovier grades in ho servico and for younger chemiss a?0uu and lower grades in ho service Naurally awai i will havo is fair proporion of heso inspecors, ons resul of whoso work will bo o sop ho imporaion here, for sales a aucion nnd o he small Asiaic nnd oher dcnlers, of canned goods which aro oo fnr gone o bo disposable on ho Coas. We belicvo ha, when ho pure food law Is applied in hese islands, ho deah rao among ho poor will decrease and ho healh of all classes improve. Tho Terriorial chemis long sinco showed hn even he higher classes of cusomers havo no suro guarnnco agains aduleraed wares any more hnn ho higher classes of dealers have, ho laer being a lio mercy of Cons wholesalers. TE ELIOPOLIS MISAP. I is o bo hoped ha he. mishap ho seamship eliopolis lias susained, on seing ou o fulfil her charer by ho Board of Immigraion, will no prove o havo been serious enough o mnko rouble for, or on accoun of, he 2 Spanish emigrans who wcro o embnrk in he vessel for awaii. No doub Mr. Sackablo had mndo all arrangemens for ho assembling of he people a Malaga a a given ime, nnd if he eliopolis is o be delayed for repairs many dnjs somehing will hnvd o lo dono for aking care of ho people unil eiher he eliopolis is ready for ho voyngo or a subsiue is charered. I is less han a fornigh unil he seamer wa o sail for onolulu, so hn probably he inending cmigrnnsnro in ho mids of preparaions for leaving heir homos. Anoher difficuly migh nriso from ho possibly supersiious fears of ho Spanish peasans o embark in u ossol hn has me wih disaser. Sho may becomo o hem "a hoodoo ship" and herefore impossible. A all evens ho siunlan mus be one o es Mr. Sackublo s business capaciy nnd coolheadodncss severely and "his posiion is no o bo envied. Tho "Sar Spangled Banner" is now ir realiy ho naional air nndnnhem. Lao army regulaions prcscribo hn, whenever i Is played by n band, any roops wihin hearing nro o accord i ho appropfiao salue. If hey aro no in formaion ho members of a command aro o give ho saluo individually. Parioic civilians will no doub also pay duo respec o lio uno when hey hoar i, now ha i has been definiely naionalized. Washingons Birhday will afford an early opporuniy of giving conspicuous heed o lio newly esablished saus of ho composiion. Tho Bullein; which ook a bribo from he " Democras las fall o aid in ho elecion of heir icke, should revive is fifh pngo ediorial column for $3 or owever fairly or oherwise. Maul may bo reaed in h6 kner of Ter riorial revenue, ha island docs seem o bo geing nioro han he sharo 0 boh he jus and unjus in rainsorms.! Thcro was "nohing Iri Oahu weaher ho pas. weok,lier han a, quicklyspeu cloudburs iptjuuniiu Valley o indicae ha houses being ossed nbou on mounain iles nnd poplo sruggling for lifo in ho.gulches pf ho neighboring island." J " f. FEBRUARY? mium Bcprjovo or no rcprioyo exended Knlzo, h6 condemned "murderer, i would he ho wors caso of conemp of cour ever recorded ff liri igh sheriff ook ho mans Jlfo whllo,hi3 uppa l o lio Unied Saes Supremo Cour was pending. Tbq baro menion pf i(iiy possible failuro of ho Governor o enend bo reprieve from February, in view n he exising appeal, is moro han ridiculous. I Is groesque Through several agencies n work a considerable amoun of money has already been remied fpr! hd relief of hp famlno in China. Tho oal will cerainly be crediable. I is ofigrca imporance ha whaever is colleced should bo promply forwarded. Mr. Thwfags presenaion of he condiions in ho sricken disric, from laes mail advices, shows hn imo in his means human lives. M Tho Board of Supervisors would incur public graiude if i improved ho pound sysem. Thera is enirely oo much respassing of animals on he highways in own nnd counry, nnd suburban residens nro from hn cause pu o expense for fences ha ough o b unnecessary. In his maer he couny fahers of Miiul seem o have pu hemselves in udvnnco of hoso of Oubu, : Pisburgs sunspo may accoun. for can i also be held responsible for a Thaw! a hunder "" sorm in winer, bu! AWAIIAN rr: WAT IS TE OUTLOOK? Tho Presiden has hern workfng 0 sele ip Jspanrw rouble wihou war and ss he ramce of an exclusion elnuo of id Immigraion bill wihou Jspsncss nen migh l)o a rener affron o bo Tolclo governmen han as race discriminaion in ho Ban Francisco schools, wo mus assume nai sucn assen was gained in advance. Tho quesion hen arises, wha compensaion are ho Japanese o receive for ho concessions licy hnvo mnde Whn has he Toklo minisry obained o savo Iself from overhrow by parliamen or ho inob Wha special and paricular ndvnnnccs are Japanese o onjoy o offse he advanages on he mainland which hey havo los f TIicno arc quesions of very deep Impor o homebody, pcrhnps o lio Philippines nml awaii. Aro ho Japanese o have carlo blnnrho o ener and exploi lio wo groups ngrlculurnlly nnd commercially? If so, wha effec will I have on, ho wngcscalc especially ha of whies, nnd wha iilimao effec will I havo on ho poliics of ho Pacific I Is ruo ha he Unied Sncs, in Is exising reay wih Japan, has reserved he righ o mako "Inws, regulaions nnd ordinances in regaid o ho immigraion of lnbprcrs." Bu wo can no conceive ha he Presiden and Congress, in crisis wih Jnpan and while obviously sriving o preven a ensus belli, would insis upon such righs, knowing ho effec i would have on he Japanese emper, nnd say nohing abou a quiil pro quo. Somo placaing hings have been proved abou farming which, in his day, were, hough o hing mus have been done. Wc wan, o know wha ha hing is nnd how far bd iridescen dreams. No doub lie Is unconscious of llio fac hi he Wnhlawa I is going o affec us. Those who insis ha he Coas exclusion clause is a good mull fhrm exneriraon lias succeeded anil ha he incoming crop of liincnpnlcs hing for awaii mean ha I is good (or ho planaions. Perhaps hey aro righ. Uero and clscwhoro In he firouji will equal he enire, pifipapple demand of I jju a v(,ry j,rowinc planer conend ha if awaii becomes one groa Asiaic ho Unied Sncs as i was hrco or four years ago. iprobably ho would be,.nm) nn.i il0 American cause is by,,,,.,..,... smohered he alien mass, Concress. especially.,.... r. asonished o know he showing msuo ny sisai, mo quniuy ui wunci....li!..!... i!..l.i... TYo... i should liecomo )omqcrnic,wopi(i jiavo no mnrenvnrs o gran lio local sugar lr raised anil lio nmouni 0 money inni is uumu; in;iii j!"""...u Ineres J would rea awaii as a negligible quaniy; a roen borough in de la Vcrgno o drop ino awaii nov, a (condiion no n Uciry vypuld confron him; nnd hn condiion would bear hard upon lencmcns ho nbh:li ho Uniod Saes would ake np pride and in which is remaining concern would be chiefly sraegical.! has mndo o ho Sun. We cna hardly forgive Mr. do la Vcrgne, however, for f.h,sncnen ha TE AALA PARK R.ALLY.. here is any Inen or desiro o subsiue farms for planaions nnd ha hcro I is nocdlcg o rea he Jnpajjesp n Aaln Park oo seriously. isino room fnrms no "smiling, fcrilo vacancy df Jand!"Tlie genleman, massmeein for In bo main i was ho proes ofj agiaors and If memory sill holds a sen in liis dliraccd globe, ough "o liae known beor hoelkcopcr he laer predominaing. T han ha. Tho small farmer is no seoking enno lnnd bu land of. a much lower i S I There arc, in onpliijii, somehing less han hiry Japanese hoels which nrice. Tha here is ilenv of i may bo inferred, if a man bni no personal hrive by ho cusom of Cnliforninibound coolies. The runners of heso hoels daa o rely upon, from lio fac ha ho awaiian Island conains 4,2,000, visi ho oher islands and ho jn,orior p his one, recruiing labor for ho acres, bu 0,000 acres of which aro dovpcd o sugir cane. Are we o accep Mr. do la Vorgnos heory ha almos nil ho land ibi awaii which has Coas and consigning i firs o he esablishmens run by heir omployors. been boased of so Ipng is agriculurally worhies f Can We ilo moro han Then when Jnpaneso land from ho Orienal liners o say a week or wo o wonder ha an inelligen man could ignore, all iio.proof o he. conrary! beforo going on ho hoels accopimodao ljem, ns hey do ho ohers, and Mr. do la Vcrgno argues hn ho nbsenco of n local marke would prove make commissions on ho civilized clohes hey buy nnd on nil heir general faal o smnll farming. Bu wha has n local marke odojwih wha is called oulay. Bu,for his business, eigh, or en hoels would supply ho demand; wih i, hoels nre muliplying. Naurally when i is proposed o shu off emigraion o ho Cons, ho Jnpaneso hoelkeeper s aro alarmed. Such a chock o heir opornions means bankrupcy. Undor ho new law ho mos of hem will bo forced, o shu ho;r doors, ifenco heir ineres, which was predominan, in.he Aaln Park rally., Nex ho agiaors, Tiiere is A, firea unruly mob in Japan, which ofen forces he hand of ho minisry iself. Some housands of our local coolies belong o li. Whcnaver anyhing.bodes exciemen in Japanese poliics or foreign relaions, heso worhies are up and sirring. They helped ou he Ins nigh, npplandcd,ho voiled hreas of ho oraors nnd rushed hoclkeopcr s hrough ho resoluions, wbu afer all was said and dono wha did ho proceeding amoun io! Tho pcopkvwhiq Jiavo ho respec of ho homo governmen and ho car of ho Japanese envoy a, Washingon, while no wholly absen from Aala iparkj wero few nnd for bowecn. Tho conservaive, inelligen class of Japanese, sccuro in he belief ha heir governmen had dono nohing o sacrifice ho naional honor,, sayed away; and hey aro ready o accep whaever arrangemen wih ho Unied Saes ho Emperor, in his wisdom and prido of counry, chooses o raify.. M $400 n week is only, $2,00 a year. Excuse ho com. muniy while i smiles a, ho proposiion of any combinaion digging up any such bribojy fuhd. Gamblers Organ. As i happens hn a onolulu Chiheso gambler was conviced nbou hree years ago and sen o prison for rjaking a bona fide bribe offer of $0 a week o ho Aorney General, ho commen of ho gamblers organ which sells is own principles for $3pcr(:,oliimh ncrcly exhibis is usual lack of inelligence. Perhaps ho orga,dwsp no, seo why nnybody should offer he polico $U00nnd iself"ofly$3. Andoo; hink how ii snapped n ho $3. X Uf The hreo Jnpaneso ships which nre o visi us aro among he bes ypes of he ls owned by Japan a he ime of ho ChinaJapa war. They n ook par in ho bale of ho Ynlu lamb in he operaions before i, one of hem being ho flagship of ABnilral Io. In ho Busslan war. hey wore lso on duy. While no l6nger,,fdrmiln,ble in ho bale line hey are good, serviceable cruisers of ho proeceq no armored ypo, capable of scouing, lommerccdesroying, proecing convoys and ho like. As ships wih n hisory hey promiso o bo nmong he mos ineresing of our naval visiors. A Ins n basis of sclomon of ho San Francisco school row has been reached. The Schniiz officials havo agreed ha, when Congress passes he amended immigraion bill, hey will abolish separae schools. This is well ns ar as i goes and curiosiy will urn ownrds Japan o see how ha governmen will nko ho exclusion of is coolies. As ho objec of he Washingon lonfereneo was o avoid a war wih Japan, wo may assume ha ho digniy of Japan has been considered and ho assen of ha counry secured in advanco o ho plan of compromise. " Disric Judge Whinoy is doing his full shnro of ho work ugains he Chinese gambling rings by levying large fines. Beween an efficien and hones polico forco and a conscienious mugisrnc, he gambling fraerniy is geing he wors of i. I will no ake long, ho way hings aro going, o mnko bo Ewa sido of onolulu ns as ho Waikiki side. Wo are a i again. Faher Bcisscl has pu in n rejoinder; Vlolo amilon has arrived on ho dueling ground and here aro episolary guns and coffeo awaiing Mr. Moberg, Mr. Williams, Mr. Dove, Verias, Old Subscriber, PfQ Bono Publico and Vindox. And all abou a Dark Coninen ha will be a lo darker when hey all ge hrough Wih i. I GoodI Tho Senao has refused o eliminae a baleship from hd program of he year. Every American balbship consruced means a fresh guaranee of pcaco and added safey for hoso islands. Tho moro ho hoer up o a poin where ho Unied Saes may feel secure, from inerference in working ou n peaceful and bcncccon desiny.. so and commend ho polico deparmen for no following is own lend In such.maers. Thcro migh bo rouble, howovcr, in persuading Inukea, ha such 6orvice would be worh $3. 4 So far as Japanese popular opinionlln Toklo Is r.ofeccrd by bo newspaper quoed in his niornings cablegrnni, i chimes, wih ho Japanoso senimen in onolulu as" shown br h6 nppnrcnly unanimous movemen for a "dem i onsralon" ils eenlng, an he pifraf bo locnl colony, ngains exclusion bill. j ( he, pending If I is Irua ha Geo. B. MVClbllan sared ho debae which brough ou ho Taf locr, all will bo forgiven. v man who could conyer Tnf b he. cnuso of forificaion hero Is a missionary worh having.. Ono se of housewives will jus go back heir Chlneso servans from he annual devildrivinwhen anoher se wi begin o see heir Japanese servans drif ou for a week of warship fesiviy. L For he firs imo in many years, hanks o Inukea a forceful nicnsures, he onolulu public gambling bouses have been closed during ho grea Chlneso fesiviy. I I looks as if ho New York papers would ollier havo o omper ho sylo of heir criminal reporing or cach i from Anhony Comsock. Was i necessary, o go n second, erm, o go so much furher han he Presiden does in affecion for holllcj brawn men! : Perhaps if he Governor woumgb o Japan on his nex rip be would again come back a changed man, GAZETTS,TUDAY," FEllRUAV M,.,jbf. imjwfmry; BUSINESS fejkfcuhjmsmbii LOCALS. (From uurdnya AAvrrlnr,) IS. W. Ilarnanl, ho coffee man of Lnupahoehoe, Is a gues a he awai ian oel, John Wise oml Najrarnn Femandes aro In srong rivalry for ho clerkship or mo jiouso. Ilohcr W. Wilcox, "ho awaiian pario," would have been fify years old yeserdny had ho lived. Then) was no celebraion. Ocono W. Fisher, a lumber merchan of Ban Francisco visllne onolulu, predics a furher rise in ho prlco of lumber. Mr. Fisher visied his ciy in J nil win his raier, he capain of a whaler, and camo here again In he sevenies. I Is pracically seled by he e publican majoriy ha Senaor E. Fax on Bishop, an Oahu holdover from 03, will bo Presiden of he Senae, and Represenaive II. L. olseln, an ex perienced member from awaii, Speaker pf ho ouse, TJ. S. Commissioner ach yeserday commied o ho grand Jury, under ball each, wo Japanese for per J20 jury alleged o havo been commied boforo he inspecor of Immigraion. They had sworn ha ihey came hero o look for work, and had $ each In possession, bu ho auhoriies discovered laer ha hcr inenion was o go o he mainland. (From Mondays Adveriser.) II. X Mills, adminisraor of he cs. ae, of he lae enry lghon, has flleitian invenory conaining a caalogue.of he decedens library. This Includes iles 56verlnc a wide lance of learning, bu he caalogue is defecive In is omission of names of auhors. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company lias agreed o devoe a page In Is 0 excursion book o awaii, he copy for which Is now being prepared by See. reary Wood of he Promoion Commiee. Tho objec of ho commiee Is o ge prominen menion In he ad. vcrlslng circulars of all he grea railroad.sysems. The new wall map of he Sana FA railroad sysem has an char of he awaiian Islands In one corner. This char shows he seamship roues from he principal pors on he Iner Coas and also he various Island roues, In each caso giving he disances. All he main owns of he Terriory are named and he locaion of he volcanoes Is plainly shown. Willie Crawfords rial for gambling, suspended o awai he Supreme Cours decision on a reserved quesion, will be resumed before Judge Robinson ills morning. Defendans aorney acceped a Jury of eleven men o ry he case, hen moved for a direced verdic of acquial and, lasly, fough In vain agains a. reference of he poin on which he moion urned o he Supreme Cour. Tho seamer W. Q. all, which arrived yeserday morning from Kauai, brough he news of he" drowning of an InerIslan d employe, Carl Bandman n, wharfinger a Ahuklnl. ursei McNamarn, In he repor furnished he company, gave no pariculars of ho acciden beyond Bandmanhe fac ha n fell off hetvliarf on Friday las and was drowned before assisance could.be given Mm. Saurday nigh saw he heavies hundersorm llo has seen for years. J. A. M. Johnson, formerly prominen In business here and now general agen for Japan of ho Naional Cash Regiser C., is a Mongolia passenger en Mils o he home facory. Governor Carer yeserday definiely refused o give he press he leer he wroe o Presiden Roosevel on he Lanal quesion which brough forh he Presidens advice o him o give no heed o he "poliicians." According o a cablegram received yeserday morning by C. "W. Ashford, from Delegae Kuhlo, he laer had appoined Sanley Ashford o represen awaii a ho U. S. Naval Academy a Annapolis. George Keknuoha, whom he 06 couny supervisors deposed for incompeence and negligence from he offlce of depuy sheriff of Koolauloa, Is in he ill Cares cour for a vio cusody of he Federal laion of ho Edmunds Ac,. Tax he Women of onolulu he Same as Elsewhere.. ard o aend o ousehold duies Wih a consanly aching back. A woman should no have a bad back, And she wouldn if he kidneys were well. Bonns Backache Kidney Pills make well kidneys. ere is a onolulu woman who endorses his claim: Mrs. Emma "Vleira, of King sree, ihls ciy, says: "For hreo or four years I had he misforune " be affliced wih an aching back. The pain and discomfor his enailed on me can lbs beer imagined hnn described..have wo clldren, and I was of course UJllWUlk iur (3 IU UllCUU IU UlClfl wlilje oppressed wih suffering. The way in which I found relief evenually iyya by using Doans Backache Kid ney procured a me lioinsier Cfrug Co.s sore. They did me a large amoun of good, as I now esify. I should cerainly recommena hose who have, backache or any oher form of kidney rouble o ry Doana Backache Kidney Pills," Doans Backache Kidney Fills are for sale by all dealers. Price SO cens per box (six boxes 2.), Mailed on DAY. The Japanese squadron is expeced o arrive oday from Yokohama, The squadron will remain in por nlou a week, nnd hen depar for Ausralian waers. I This is Island seamer day, and he Island vessels will depar, on heir usual roues. Don iiecee yew eeh. Mop i a oaeo and drlrs away all keajru of eomoroplon. Begla aa early m po Ible he sooner ho beer o ek "Sherrif ffeeoral ho mos effecive remedy for coughs and colds of ovory kind and In ovory sago. Ono of ho mos annoying coighs Is a hroa cough, where you havo receip of price by he olllser Drug Co., Ld., onolulu, wholesale agens for he awaiian Islands., Remember he name Doar and ake oher. JAPANESE QTJADEON DUE TO ha consan ickling in your hroa. I comes on worso a nigh, kuops you awake, and makes you havo ha smohered feoliugi In ho cles, Aycrs" Cherry Poooral quies ho cough, lgjh& makes breahing easy, and heals ho lungs. Thcro is no oher remedy so surely o bo relied on. Thcro aro many subsiues and imiaions. Iloivaro of hem and of "Gcuuino Cherry PocOraL" Bo suro you ge AYEIS Cherry Pecoral. Pu up In largo and small bales. PirpirelliyPr CAr T LovclLAUu XU 3.A. OLLISTER DRUO CO., AGENTS. BUSINESS CARDS. F. A. SCAEFER & CO. Imporers and Commission Merchans, onolulu, awaiian Islands. LEWERS & COOKE (Rober Lewers, F. J. Lowrey, C, M. Cooke). Imporers and dealers in lumber and building maerials. Office, 44 For sree. ONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. Machinery of every descripion made o order. ONOLULU STOCK EXCANGE onolulu, Monday, Feb., 0. Tanluir NAME OF TO0K, Paid Up Val, Bid. Ask. MlRMNTILZ. C. Brewer & Co Scoab. Ewa aw. Agriculural. aw Com & Sugar Co iiaw ougar o onomu onokaa :., aiku Kaliuku Klhcl Plan Co Ld... Klpabulu. Koloa, Mullryde Bug Co Ld uinu dugar uo..., Ouomea... Ookala., Olaa Sugar Co Ld, Ulowalu Paauhau Bug Plan Co jacinc Pla Pepcekeo Pioneer... Walalua Agr Co Walluku. Walmanalo Wamea Sugar Mill, J MiiCELUNxons InerIslan d B Co.., aw Elecric Co II R A L Co Pd... II I T Sc L Co. Com. Muual Tel Co Nanmu Jubbcr Co., Nahlku Rubber Co.. ORAL Co llo K I Co onolulu Brewing & Mailing uo i.ia... Bonds aw Ter I p e (Firo Claims). aw Ter 4 p c (Refunding 05 flaw Ter 4 j e aw Ter 4J4 p c naw ier ikpc aw Gov fi d c Cal Bee Bug & Se Lo a d c alku6pc aw Com & Sugar Co 5 Tl o aw Sugar e PC llo I I Co 6 d b on RT&LUoBpc. aanuau ope.. O I A L Co c, Lahu Sugar Co 5 p c... claa Sugar Co S pc... raia d p c Pioneer Mill Co p c. Walalua Ag Co 5 p c... McnryUM aug C, d i $,000,000,000,000 l.voo.ooo 2,32., , , ( ,0,000 60, ,000 3,600,000 J.600,000 looo.ooo ,000,000 0,000 D.UUUUUU 600, ,60,000 4,MJUUUU,600, , ,000, eo.noo vuiess. 4,000,000,000, Ami. Ou landing 5, ,000 l.ouu.boo, ,000 6,000,000,000 SO,000.6.OC0 0,000,000,000 6,000 0,000 z,uoo,ow ,2,000 4, ,000,0,000 Mmj.oi Jioo loo loo 60. 2i is 3 40 II J e 2M a 2 UO " W2X 65 io" 3 TO" nnv, K a paid. 6 per cen. paid. K& 4 3)4...I. ITO 2 T.. A 2M 2 V. 225.: 03)4 5 MK si SESSION SALES. (Morning Session.) 5 Klhei,. 2; 5 aw. C. & S. Co., 3 ; 0 Ookala,. " BETWEEN 0 Walalua.. Sponges AND BOARDS. Chamois A Large Assormen Jus Opened Up. ALL KINDS : : : And ALL SIZES Righ Prices M arry II, Tomllns, lae of he Sar wriing saff. Is engaged wih C. R, TrunsPaclf Iluekland on lc Trade, icv $ jkxjx

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Una look 4 0 Chan Kai 43 ince up, a Chee Chow Chee See j 5 Chee Wai oon and Chee on Lai 6 00 Chee Kam, Chee Ying Lun, ag. 00 Check Sing Co 6b Cheong Cheong,.... so Chew oon Wai 2 cy "ong Ching Bo Chin Loy Fook 3 go Chin Too Sau u Chin Pan 0 Chin Chow (w) 0 Chin Jam Yen 6660 Chin Yong Chin Tim,.. cnnese y. m. c. a 0 Chinese Church 0 vwnc;e xiospnai, irs, Chinese Benevolen Sociey. 23 SO Chock Sing 3 uiiock ice I 0 Chong Loy I 60 Chong Pu, 2 Chong Lee Chong Lung...., 3 Chong Lee,., jj Chong Kong eu,,. Chong Jack Quan 6 00 Ooy Sam Chov Tin... Chun Along, S. M. Damon, A orney Quiii bee (w) Chun Lo Chun Wai 6 Chun Ynn 5 40 ym nig uung... Chun Tong Kee Unnn Clun Lee Co. Chun in U0 Chong Lung Chun Tung Slice (w). I fo i.il ling Chun Yong 4 0 Sang Mop Chun on Sang op Sing Co Chun Yong and Pang Yong., 23 Sang op Wa? Co Chung IC Cher... Sam op Co. Chung Kong 60 Sam op Co. I nu Ark In Co Chung See (v) Chung Lin Ou Yin 40 En Oi and Chee Foo I S Inni Lcn Kong 3 Farm, T. F. Fong Inn Co 6 0 Foo Fong 5 45 Foo Kee 4 3S Fook Kee, M 0 Foong Sue 3 0 Sc: Yick Wai Co Funir Kee. 2 See Yick Wai Co Gow Chong and Wee Shing SO Scons, L. K.... Goo Bung Sou Yong & Co Goo Wan oy 3 SS Shcu Clio ang Lo Sing fio Shin Wo In ang bam 60 Siing Kee ec Sark Fook 2 Sjng Chan Co en Wo Co 3 2. Sing ing im Kee. 60 Sing op Wai Co ing Lee.. j 3 E5 Sing Loy Kee ing Lee Chan Sing Yee (w) in Wo In Co Song Wo o En Fo 3 40 Soon, Y. A lo Fon and Min Kong 0 40 Soon Lee o Gin Sue Ong o ec 6 35 Sun Choy Sing Co, o Wan Sun op Lee o Yen Kee 3 Sun op Yick oo Men Sun Kong Sing Co oon Shoon IS SO Sun Wo In oon Wo Co. 2 Sun Wo Lee ong Kee Co so ong Yook op Lee Co 3 60 op Sang Yin Co op Wo Lee op Yick Chan 2 op Wo Yuen Co 360 oy Kum I 60 Jay Chee : Kalihi Fig Farm 0 00 Kam Kcc Kam Nii S3 Kan Ten Sang, minor Kee Kan, Y. 25 Kin Kee Sen Yen 0 Kong Fee L. (bal.),. 5 Kong Lee 33 Kong Sing Fa Kong Yen Fa and Kong Fook 40 Koon Chee 2 Kow Cook 60 Kwock Jan Kwong Chong Yen 3 00 Kwong on Yin 3 Kwong op Co. 300 Kwong Mow 2 60 Kwonir Mow Yuen I2iI0 Kwong Sang Tai Co 3 25 Kwong Sing Co Co Kwong Sung Yin 0 40 Kwong Wo Sung Co Kwong Yee Sociey 3 00 Kie Yuen, Kum Tarn Kum Yin Lai Chew Lai Kau and Ah Kau 2 Lam Sai o Sociey 2 5 Lam Sam Lam Sau Lam Slice (w) 22 0 Lam Soon 3 Lau Gum Poong Lau Kin II Lau Ng.,. 0 Lau Ng, Leu Sen, Aorney Lau Sin Lau Shun 5 IS Lee Chung 3 0 Lee Kim Sing 3i 40 Lee Lip 2 Lee Look Lee Mce... II Lee Mng., I Lee Nip Lee Pa 3 Lee Pun, Trusee so Lee Qai 2 Lee Sar Kee,.. Lee Sing alios Tee Woo Lee Tai In Co Lee Tim I 60 Lee Tong II Lee Yick Co 2 Leong, W. L 5 Leong Chong 0 Leong Chun II So Lcong Chung 0 Leong Ki Leong Loy, 0 Leong Man Chew Lcn Choy.V b Le, W. G Leu Bow Leu op Leu Pow 5 Li, Dr. K. F. 60 Lin Fo You Lin ong Co, So 00 Lin Sing Co. 3 Lin Sung Lm Wo. 040 Lin Yan 3 go Loo Chi Sam 35 Loo Joe 3 60 Loo Kau Loo Kycn Look Kim 0 Look Mong Wa Look Sing Wai Co 3i 40 Loong Sang Wai Co 3 40 Look Sec (w) 2 60 Lii Pio, alias Yuen Pio so Luk Shing Wai Co 2 03 Lum Ching 33 SO Lum Chun Lum Fai. 4 Ko Lum ing 2 60 Lum oo 4 40 Lum Koon Lau Lum Kow 4 Lum Leong 40 Lum Leong and SIu Oi 6 5 Lum Sing, Lum Wah Kee Lum Wing, Yim Jan Kong, ag. II 00 Mak Win Lee (vv).., Man Chong Man Chong I bo Mau Ku 0 Mec Lee Co, 5 Ming Kee I 60 My Nin! II Mon o I Mow Man Mow On Wai Co. 2 Mow Yick II SO Nee Lin Tong.., Ng Fa Ngce Sun Yuen Co. II Nin Kee 3 00 Oi Kee 0 40 On Fah (w), 4 33 On Tai, Carl 4O0 Chong ip in Oo Siark Ki Lo 0 IS ChongSin g, Pang Fong 65 Chong Yow Pang oy,, Chow Sau 0 CO Pang Lum Mow and Pang Mew Chow Yee. alias Tuck Sing... so 33 Pnff Mew Chong... ao rang Win Sing and rang so 00 Kwai Ning 300 Pang See School, Pang Chew, Trusee... 0 Pawaa Rice Mill 4 j l!.v TnK 55 au Chlen Sec Deck Tong... Sec op Co See op Yin Co See Kong Sec Kwong and on Lai See Wo Co See Wo Seong Co Sec Wo Sing Co Sung Lung Sung Mau Leo Tai Chong Tai Loy Tai Sing Co Tai You, W. Tan ing Tarn Pan Tscn Siing Tong Lee Tong Lee Tong Lock Co. Tong Sen Tom Clio Tom Kim Kee Tuck Chan, alias Au Young Tuck Chan Tung ung Van ing, Y. Wai Chew Wai ing, L. Winam, C Wlnam, C, Tr. Winam, Mrs. T. S Wing Chong Wing Chong Wo Co Wing ing Wing on In Co Wing Lee Wing Man Co. WiiR Mow Wing Sing Chong Co Wing Sing Chong Wing Sing op Kee Wing Tai Wo Chong Co Wo Chong Lung Wo op Co Wo op Kee Wo Kee. 0 5 J a 0 SO IS SS 2 go is a S so 0 CO 24s I 60 os so log S3 I SO. o Wonsr Choner 6 0 Wong eong so Wonir incr Wong Kong Sung 3 0 wong Kwai (bal.) WongLcong 35 Wong Leong,V,ong Mo (w) 0 Wong Nip 0 wong bee (w 30 Wong Slice (w) 040 Wong Sing Co jg Wo On Fui Kon Assn 62 Woon Fook Sing n Woo ing... s so "r, anas woo gcc Xao Ycn Yau Lee Co 2 Yee Cheung 3 25 Yee Chew Fan, Mrs Yee Chong so ee fc. Kee 5 ce nop vo jo Yee Lee 600 Yee Sang Chan 40 Yee Sau Yee Sun Co ree wo (.iaunary; Yee Wo 40 Yee Wo,0 Yee Wo In Co 0 Ycc Wo, alias Akwai 36 Yee Wo. alias Yong En Ycong Yau Ye Kai, C. G Yie Ycc Tong Club 40 0 XICK L.CC CO 2 Yi Lee Co 40 You Lcc You Sang 60 Young Chook in and Chock Uark re nr Young Choy 2 Young un 340 Young Kee 2 Vrmnrr Tv". Young Ping..."!.. 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Sao, II Sajoma Sasaki, K Scgaa so Sensoni, K,.., Segochi Sluiuoda, S... Shimiz, N... Shimofuji... Shinkaun, S.. Shjinoharj. T. 60 Shimiz, Y..., Shin Nippon.. Shjmaa "So Shimamura, S. Shimoda 60 Sliraki Shimosuka, I.. 0 Shirai Sononira... Shogcsido bimda, Z Sgihara, Tagi Suzuki, ani 00 Shginaga. T. Tasaka, T.... Takafuji, G.. Tanabe, K.... Tanaka, K.... Togawa, M.... Tozaki, J Tsuru, K.... Tsuboa, K.., Tsikiyama G. Tsida Ugaa, K. Uycoka, S.... Uchida. S Uchino. S Wada. K Wada, Waanabe... Wakia, M.... so wakakuwi... go Wi.:., v Waanabe, "...,.? 6 Wakisaka.?!? Mazie. Chas w. s.:::::: sss Macda, K Makino, F. K. 60 Mao, I0 YanaBil,ara,T...".:::: " Masuoka, M 3 Yamasaki, M. & Alaila, J Yamamoo, Y. A......,.."? f0 Masida. Y. 2 Yamamoo. I.., Mabe, IC 2 Yamada.. Masda and Okaa so Yananc, T.. 0 Masuno 4 40 Yamagai, 40 T. Masushia. W. Yamasaki... Masda, K. MWUI4Ui, U Marashigc, A Yamamoo,. Mjiaoya Yanaya, I " 00 Miyagawa, T. l SO Miyamoo, O YasuakcR..WW.".."...:" fq Miyakuni 6 0 Miyada Miaauuu, I, Yamashin, T. Yoshikaa, S. losmoka, O, Minioka, K. Miyaki, 2 Miyamoo, 0 Yoshika, k..:...:: s Mjsuoka, F. umiiimira, a Minamoo Yoshimra, 40 M. Miuagawa, E I2 2Q Minoda,, 2 INCOME DELINQUENT LIST, 6. Miyahara, T..,. Misuiii, M Andradc, Manuel Miwa, S 2 5 " Andradc, Minanigi, F. J. S, Andradc, Miyama Joseph 5 00 Adam, P Miyagi, R Anojio 2 Misihiro I Asch, J. Miwa, U Ashford, C. Miyaa, W. R.",c 3 40 Minami, F..v..v.,, 0.v. viilll, 2 Miyamoo crgmrom, J. W Blake, Miyada, F. E. T. ig 40 Bisho. M 45 fliona, T. Boyd, 0 Wm. Moriyama,...":"..: B 5 0 Boyd, e. m.:.:.; Mori S Boyer, A 0, Moriyama 2 Brcdc, 04 P. C. ;. Mori, R 55 Murakami, R Mrashige, Mrashigc, Y 5 Mraoka, K. Muramoo Murakami, D 2.Mranaka, M 0 40 Mranaka F. 3 Campbell, Murada, W. K. A.. 6 Campbell, Geo. Nakabayashi, G 2 40 Campbell. 0 W. M. mkauayashi so Carlon, Raymond Nagaa V.UIIIUII, Ji. IJ Nakagawa, K. Carlson, 35 Frank, Nakaliara 2 2 Nakai, U. Nakashima Nakamoo, K. Nakagawa, G 6 0 Claxon, G. Naramoo Club 53 Sables Co., Ld Nakamra T. 3 0 Clark, Waler,,,. &J Nakamoo 46 Cosa, Charles Nakashima, s T. Nakaniill 2s Conrad, C. C. 565, I Colbum. Jno. F. 4rj, Naramoo Cornwell Es. W.. 4 Nanamura Ninomiya, T. so??"?;, 3 o i. c,.,,.,,, Nishiguchi, S CO Cook, G. M Nishimura, R, 3 go Nishigoichi, T. "". A. U 0 Compo, G L. Nerio, 6 a, B Nishijima, 40 Curis, G. B. S,. 2i 00 II Cirran. M. F Nosaka. M II Classoi, J Nozaki M 6oo iuauuicr, j, Al a Noda, K. Davis, Geo. 40 A Nomura, K. 4 6b Nomura W;J 600 Davis, James, x Noo, M 05 Dexer. R. A Oa, K, 3 so Devlin, las Ozaki 0 40 De 6 La Crizc, enry a Okazaki K. Delaney, J. J.. Okada, T.,, 5 Donagho, J. S...,., Okada, I Okamura, II, i Doyle. I 5 J. W, I 35,, C3, O.,,.,,. 3 Dowing, J. I, 3 s l 6fe 6fo IS SO 3 TO II SO a J v II II a 5 3 jo 3 0 OO 3 0 6b 0 so 40 i so II so i so I so b s II y u, Bush, John E x 6b Ilsch, Carl ;,,, 60 Brio. losenh. 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6 (,.v n, w wp V SiT 3 I AWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FERUARY, 6. MM WBEKLY sasses DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOR 06 In accordance wih Secion 26, Revised Laws 05, he following Lis of Delinquen Taxpayers is hereby published, and comprises he Delinquen Taxes for he Firs Taxaion Division of he Terriory of awaii As indicaed, including Real Esae, Personal Propery, Bicycles, Auomobiles, Carriages, Cars, Drays, Brakes and bulkies, Dogs, Personal, Income Taxes, assessed and remaining unpaid for 06, ogeher wih 0 per cen Penalies, Exclusive of Ineres a he rae of 0 and 2 per cen per annum on Propery and Income Taxes respecively, as provided for by Secions 2J and 2 R. L, and he coss for adverising as he law provides. OOBFOBATION DELINQUENT LIST, ichins, Geo 60 Smih, E. C arbole, Mary K... 0 K.inoa, John a 0 Markham, Geo Q00. ighon,. E.... Simpson, Mrs. E. F.. 00 aleiiano 0 Kanoho 3 0 Manaia, Kelupaina ughes, II. P Smih, J. W. Es 65 aluapaa 3 CO Kapika ughes, T. Smih, Fred A 2 5 ao, John 40 Ciy Marke Ld $ Kapuaa, umphreys, A. S Schmiede, C. A 5 aalilio Es.. 40 Makalii, I. D Mahews, MaryAnr 0 Kapulc, Camara & Co 5 errick, C. F.... Springson, J, W.... aiupi, Edward 40 awaii Lands Co., Ld. 6 0 cnriqucs, E Sinclair, Mrs. A 2 ao, Airs. A. B. L.., Kapule, Mary.. Maile, C. B Kapulc, Oliver 0 Maluai, Kaimi 040 Mainae, B. M Kapiolani Esae, Ld 5 ills, A. D C 00 Simpson, T. A 3 0 enriques, Lucy K... Kapule, 35 Deborah & Polanl... Maliikapu od awaiian Absrac & Tile Co., erber, II. L 4 40 Sco, G. W. 5 eleua, Jesse K Kawaauhau, ar 2 0 Ld 00 edcman, C. G 00 Sokes, Mrs. A. M..., I jram, John. 260 Kawelo, ugo Maikai, J. Kaloaa Mailelaulii onolulu Feed Co. uggins, A. Goo Smih, Fred. C. McChcsncy & Sons, Ld 6 Murphy, Gran & Co 25 Johnson, Arvid... Pacific Lands & Improemen Schhef, J iram, Es Ilaie.. Kawaihoa, Mrs J Mao, Es s 6b 4 25 ilo, Mrs. John.... Keahemakani, Mrs 60 4 Mahoncy, James 5 5 Jackson, A. T. R.. Shorey, Dr. E. C. 55 oomanawanui Kapahoui, Kealoha Jos, Rose,. 2 0 Tumcr, Ralph E 5 oapili, David Mano, James Keau, A. K Mahuka, W. M Gj 40 Kcnala, Co.. Ld 55 May, Rose and C. Arnemann.. SO Jnouen Taggard, J. N 6 05 ookano, John Jas 660 Mauliawa, Lahapa zs 00 Jackson, Wallace.., 200 Taic, A. J 40 opkins, C. A. K.... Kealakai, W Manuuai, Pakala S3 Kekahu 30 Ricr Mill Co 0 Johnson, Miss Mary 2 Icrrill, W. E. 3 0 oomoepule, Mele... Makuaole Keawe T. Makino & Co 4 0 Kcrnon, J. F. W. M. Paerson & A. Morris. Tiejens, elen a oughailing, B. W.. Manuia Luka 33 Kekahio, 5 0 Jacob K. 4 Kocrncr, C. F. A Thompson, J. Iner and Telegraph Co Kibling, C. A. 0 Sailors Thompson, Jno. ol, Mrs. J. D., Mauna Jr. Kealoha, J. M. 60 Makulu G ookuanui, Pila Kealoha, Solomon Union 63 Mecalf, Alice Kuns. E. (Adm. Es. A. urner, Chas ookano, Geo Soo Kealoha (w) Sailors ome Sociey 2 Merseberg, Piikea 5 3 Kuns) 64S Turner, S. C. V. 3 0 alscy, Es. Lahapa. n Kelle, Mrs. W. 2 A. G. Smih & J. M. Maicn.. 0 Mcndiola. John 0 2 KIcmmc, Carl 60 Thayer. W. W. 0 aliilehua Keleou, John Guy Owens Elecric Consrucion Co, Ld 6 00 Kccnn, Mrs. E. G. 42 v Mela Alice 0 Klcmnic, arry 5 00 Vida, Kae L 2 OrcKon Building Co 65 Vroom, 60 arbole,. W Kcnikenihea E.. 22 Meyer, Mrs. T. K. n arrison, Louise K.. Kcliihoocole. 30 K.. Michell, L Lcvcnson, J. D. 60 Vishcr, Mrs. J. Foser awaiian Bazaar 600 Levi, Rob Waikiki Seaside oel, Ld Lemairc, Paul Washingon Mercanile Co Vcnzac, Armand cleluhc, Wakekc... Kepoo, 5S Rob. K, Moolau &.Uluhani, Es eleua, Moses Kcohokii, Joe 3 0 Mpssman, Mrs. R. N 00 2 Venheizcn, R 00 Lee, B. F. Young Poruguese Kewalo Walker, C. D iram, J. K., Jr.... S3 6b Kcopuhiwa Mokuahi, J. S 5 ikalca Keluia Murray, Mrs. A. K. Lindcrman, F. J Walker, II. T. & E. K. 440 iona, Tom King, 4 Mrs. A. L. B 0 40 McGuirc, J. W. L... 6 Sore 2 Lillis, Frank 3 00 Walker. Blanch C ookano, Mrs. L... King, 6 W. 35 Mana, Mrs. L. Kalihi Valley Grocery 35 Lugan, P Pacific eighs Elecric Co., Ld. 2 Wallace, Adelaide... 2 oopiopio (w) Kinney, Wm Makainai, Jesse P 3 00 Luchweiko, F. 2 5 Wason, Sidney opkins, Kia, Rose Joseph I 42 Makaimi, Mrs. Maikai 0 Taro Food Co 5 Ludwicscn, C. J. 45 So Warren, L. L olscin, E. Kikaha, Dan C. r 3 Mahaulu, Mrs. Kekai 2 5 AMEBIOAN AND EUBOPEAN PEOP Love, Jas. (Trusee). Way, Kahelepololei, A. P. olsein. Thos. W.... c al 2 0 Mana Sam Kahiapo, Sol EBTY. Leonard, E. II 3 Walon, C. M 2 Lucis, M. F. DELINQUENT LIST, Wason, C. 0. A 00 oli, E. 0 M. 40 Makakoa 2 65 Kahue. Mrs. ol, K. J. D., 3 Jr. 0 Makahiahia, J 40 Kakulu, Lylc, Jas. (Adm. Es. of Wann, W. A oopii, Kaaemoku S. W. 3 Mahelona, Sol Kalama, T. S Bushiicll) Weill, Mark Isaac, Daniel Mahclona, Es J 5 Kalama Mrs. S. K. 25 Asbahr, L F. $ 5 Lucas, Alber 43 Wcgesund, Ilikealani (liilii) 0 Maikai, Mary Ann Kalaiwaa, W. M. Maikai,. M. 2 Adams,. C 2 Co LudlofT, Oo 3 5 Webser,. E Ioane 0 Kalama, M ". Andrews, L. A 0 MacDnnald, Marshall 2 Weiskc, Max Imaii, Kalua Mahiolc, S. K. 2 0 Kalaolaloa, J. P. K. Maile.Es. Mikala Angus, Mrs. S 2 60 Mayfield, John 40 Wrigh, enry 3 Ialua, Mrs John Adc, Enil Mansfield, Jack 35 Wilson, Chas.., 5 Kaleikau, A so Mahiaimoku 3 Iona, Mele 00 Kaleleiki, Sam Maia, Maria R. 3 0 Ade, Chris 2 Maclean, Miss A. W.. i... I Wilson, J. R Jones, Eli n Kalua, Alice S 45 Mahoe, S. K. g 0 Amorim, P. M 640 Meer, Whiing, W. A 060 Joy, Es. Emalia 6b Kalulu, John K. 2 Manoa, Es Ausin, Mrs.. C. 2 Mcine, F. 2 0 Widdificld, Mrs. Mary. Kaaukuu Maile 05 Kalehua. E. K.. 3i e al 66 Mason. Tom Aucrbach, Mrs. K. W Miller, E. A. G 2Q Weaherwax, C. W Kaaikaula 30 Kalua, Maria K Manuel, Peer 6 Almy, arry : Mongomery, A. C 5 Ward, L dc L, 2 Kaai, John 0 Kaluawaa, Es. Manuwai, Kaliko a Asch, Julius Moore, W. C 5 Kaaialo, Es, K. 24 Kamanoulu, John K. 00 Maniwai, Niho 5 Braun, J 3 0 Mosher, Cap. F. AWAIIAN DELINQUENT LIST, Kaaihue, Jas Kamahua, Loke 0 4P Maunu liagwcll, Airs. L. A Morgan, J 2 6. Kalani, ulu Kamanu, Chas Manu, Sam Blaski, A. D Moody, W. J o Kaco, D. K. 0 Kamainalulu, Jos 0 40 Maunakea, J Barricka, II. A Monsarra, Kaepa Mrs. E. J 2 5 Kamana, Malia 0 Mauliawa, Es,4 Alama, Mrs. Lcpcka Baker, C. W.... Monsarra, M. D 2 4S Kaacpa, Es. Makanoe 0 Kamakaca, Rob Meheula, Sol 22 so Brasch, O. W. Monana, Ana, K.. A. A 5?o Kaikoo, J. Kawelo... Kamekona, Sam 2 05 Meek, Mrs. 3 0 Alapai, Charles Bcllina, C.. 6 Morse, Cap. II. G 22 n 00 Kalian, Marv Kamakea, Leilehua 40 Mela, Charalcs 0 Apaleona, Sam Beazley, Geo. Moron,. C 2G Kaialiilii, Daisy A.... Kamakea, Ana K. 4 0 Mcnese, Loika 5 o 0 Aaluna, Ben Becker, Peer 2 40 McPhelridgc, E 2 Kaiona, Jas Kamana, Esher P. Mikaele, Mrs. K Ainai, Mele Bordfcld, Paul 3 0 Murray, Kaiwi, annah C. F Kanani, Momona Mikaelc 2 2 Andrews, Thos. L. Booh, C. W Murray, C. F. (Trusee) Kailimai, W. 6b Kanae, Esher Ku Morris, Anone Ah Lcong Kaluna Brown, F. M. Menaugh, R 22 Kaili, Es. P Kanae, Frank Mossman, Angeline 36 5c Ahia, W. M. Broadley, Geo. Malcy, Jno Cc 2635 Kaihawai 3 40 Kanakaluna, Joe Moa, Emela 5 0 Anio, Boyd, J. T... John K. 26 Kailua, Lono Mullcr, Geo Kancpuu, J. K. Mundon, Geo Akima, James Kaohuokalani, Burge, I. A. 22 Meyer, A. W Julia... 0 Kane, enry 0 65 McCorrison, Ed Akina, J. A. 26 Kaohele, K Bruckner, M Marin, Geo. A 0 55 Kanika. Nakuina, Emma M Aki, S. K. Kainoa, Mahoe 5 aruner, W. V 5 Marin, J. S 4 Kanohomanu & Kailiehu, P. K. 4 Nakila, ana Aiwohi, A Kaulia, J. K Kapiioho. Brown, J. K., Jr. Murphy, A. E L. cs Napahuckolu Aholo, Mrs. James Kaulani, Mary Kapule. arry. Blake, F. E 30 Munson, J. C 2 00 Gdn 5 0 Nakaula, Panila Kauheaku Aholo, Mrs. L Bergsrom, J. W Murphy, 6 Michael Kapahu, Lilia 0 65 Ausin, Kaunamano, Wm. Lono Maria J.. Beardslee, Mary T. 600 McCarhy, Wm 40 0 Kapololu, Namea Uli 2 Joe Naeole, David 0 Kauhane, Auld, J. K. 6b Kapaia, John... Nakeke, Kui Bind, James R 0 McKay, W. A Alapai, Kauakahi, Es. Kauai. Brown, John Kapaakca a Nakuina, J. K. J. F. im so McVeigh, J. D Kauene Kawaihau, Kina Alapai, enry Kalua yo 60 Namahoe, Es. W. P. 0 McChcsney, Wallace 2 60 Kahau, Kapela... Alapai, Lily 2 Kawananakoa, D 53 Nakea, Es Levi 0 McMillan, Mrs. 3 2 Kahalewai, Alapai. Bill 00 Kawananakoa, Mrs. D. Namoolau, J. K. McDonald, J. A O Kahaulelio, Anna McDonald, A. P. Awa, 40 Kcanu, Isabella Naahuelua, Lui 30 John 3 0 Kahaleone Keanahuna, Luika Nye, Mrs. Susan 245 Aca, Joseph McGuirc, J. W 0 Kahale, Akaneki 2 5 Keanini, Mele Keoki Niolo, Peer K. 60 Anahu, Mrs. K, McDowell, Arhur x Co 34 Kahalcauamo, Achi, Kea, J. M 425 Noley, David W. C 62 0 Kahalewai, McConr, Wm Mrs 5 Keaioha, Daniel 2 Nahoua, G. K. 0 Achi, W. C. (by W. R. Casle) McQueen, 44 Kahawaii. Es Jas I 3 O Keaupunihou Nawahi. Emma Achi, W. C. (Trusee) 6 00 Kahalewai McDonald, J. W 3 0 Keaweamahi, Major I Naopeope, Kauhane 0 Achi. W. C. Jr. 0 Kahele, Iokia Nol, Jas., Kelaka, Jos Nahoolewa, Es. D Jr n Alina, Amoy Noron. B, 35 Kahoohuli, K. 26 Keaunui, Kale 60 Naone, D. K. So 44 Arcia, Nash, J. K Jno ro 40 Kahoa, j. E 45 Keau, Mrs 0 Ahlo, Mrs. L. Ncedham, W. W 0 Kaauwai, U. Muolo... Keanini, S 5 Apo, Joseph A Nelson, Andrew 6 IS 0 Kaaiahua, Mrs. K. 0 Amocbiona, enriea 60 Karrai. Maholo W. 0 Kelekoma, Abel Nishwiz, J. 2 Keluaa, Eliza 3 0 Aukakc, Es Nichols, Frank F, 3 0 Kaaukai, Elena 40 Keliihuluhulu M Adams, Isaac Ka&uhau Nicholson, D. F. Kcola, Lizzie Keaka 24 5 Baker, Chas. Nysrom, A. 4 0 Kaea, Annie 3 0 Keohohou, David Mrs. Geo 2 25 Becker, annah Kaehuwahanui, Mrs Kekoa, S. M 5 Bcckley, William Kekum 0 40 Bishaw, Alex Keku, D. L Kibling May Booh, Elizabeh K King Sam W. Broad, John 5 4 Kinncv elen K. Borba, Emilia 4 Kihei Minors Bush, Maria 5 J 40 Kilinahe Es. Lama 40 Brown, G. J 40 uowers, C. A Campbell,. M 40 Calver. C. E. 000 Carney, Chas Carleon, E., Canm, A. S Cayplcss, E. G Carlson. Mrs. C. J. 0 Crabbc, C. L. 2 Case, D. 360 Chillingworh, S. F. 2 5 Coffield, Miss M. A 3 0 Cooper, i. 600 Cooper, A. D Cooper, Mrs. K. W. 60 Collins, Rob 00 Church, Mrs. E. S 35 Cordes, Gus 2360 Campbell, Marson 60 Cary, Jas 30 Campbell, W. M 4 40 Davis, Geo. A. 4 0 uavis, Lieo. j. ( rusee; Davis, Sarah E 63 5 Davis, E. A 20 Davien, Gabriel uyer, w. j. Dee, L. 0 jo Dunn ell, Mrs. R Dunbar, Mrs. E Dole. Geo.. 0 Douglas, T. S 60 Dowse, A T... Du Roi, C. & umberg, J. F. Dove. CV.E 4i 5 Dinkledge, 4S Evanson, Olaf Emory, W. L. Elson, Mrs. Lucy Evans, Geo. S, Ehlers, Paul J, Evans, Mrs. C. L Evans, Mrs. arrie Edwards, G. D Eckard, J. F. 25 England, W. J Edmunds,. W. S. Fisher, Will E 2 40 lusher,. a rreeman, cap w. A. 040 Fox, D. A Fisher, Mrs. J, 52 Fisher. J. 3 0 ulleron, J. E. 00 Oraefi, Oo 4 35 Sfcar, a. v no 00 Gear, Mildred D 540 ucar, uco, u 0 5 Gill, Thos Gilman, J. A Godfrey, Frank 3 Gilber, Lee S. J 5 Gall, J. C 6 Gunderson, A 600 Gran, J, D 4 Girdler, Chas,..,. 40 Girvin, J. W. 640 Gongco, Twohey 600 jiarns, cap. 5. j 2 nassaru, Alice 60 ardesy. S. C., 0 arris. W. W. (Adm. Es. F. J, ammer, Mrs. E...,... alverson. John 0 aynes, E. B 2 go ncrnng. c a...,..,, eller, E, C,,,. a 40 Nysrom, Geo., Noron, Wm 63 Noar, Julia 00 Owens, Mrs. Dixie F. So Owens, Guy ONeil. Geo 3 0 OSullivan, P OBrien, T. P. Pcaice, J. R Parker. J. R, Pay, W. T. n Pazig., Pain, Sidney 0 65 Peacock. W. C Pay, Geo. W Pay, Mis, E. W 6 55 Paris, Geo. II n Pczold, erman Peer, John Pedcrson, Cap. C Pfcifier, C. II 2 0 Phillips, Chas..,.. 6 Purd), Chas Podmore, J. W 2 25 Peerson, Kick 6 45 Quinn, Clem 60 Quini, Tom. 6 0 Uuinlan, Jas. II Rohwell, J. G 34 I" Richardson, F. E Rawlins, T. W. 2 0 Radway, J. M 40 Rawlins, W. T. 4 0 Renan, Leon 0 Rennic. Mrs. E. 33 Richcy, Limly II Rose. Moriz A 20 5 Row ell. Geo. C, Ross. R. G..., Rowell, W. A n Robers, Jno. E 40 Rooney, J Ramsay, C. II Sacker, M Sanders, M. 5 Spillner, A 4 55 Sephenson, Sanley 23 5 Sullivan, J. J 3 Schofield, Mary D os Smih, Jared 3 05 Singer, II. F., 25 0 Buckle. Mary 3 0 Bush, W. M 3 0 Baker, Caherine 0 Baker, Mrs. Emma Brcdc, Paul Bell, enry 60 Bird. Polly Boyd, E. S., Jr. Bush, enry P Bush, Jas. K Bush. John E Casion, R. Kamakec 2 Callahan, David 23 0 Colburn, John F Colburn III, John F. 40 Coney, Es. J Cosa, Charles 6 60 Cox, Mrs. O So Cummins, T. P 60 Cummins, T. P. (Trusee) 4 0 Cummings. Es. Clarissa... 4 Clark, J. K. Chillingworh, Mrs. A. V.., 53 Conrad, Mrs. C. C. 4 Colburn, Alice E 5 Coelho. Mrs. Ellen Cornwell, Irene 2 0 Cornwell, Emilia a Cummings, Es. W Cummins, Es. K. Cullen, Miss M Duncan, Sarah E 40 Dods, Mrs. Louise K. 3 0 Davis, Mrs. Clarissa 3 0 Deauchel!e, Elizabeh K... 2Q Davison, Rose C Ewaliko, Nakapalchua Edwards, Mrs, Luka Kaaialii Kaaikaula, Kaohia 2 Kniwinui Kaiapoepoc, S Kaiaiki, Chas. K Kailihakuma, Beke... 2 Kaiole, Apolo D 0 Kaiona, Mele 5 0 Kailiehu. P. K. Kailua, Job Lima 465 Kainoa, Mahoe Kaohe 2 40 Kauhane, K. 0 Kauanoano, W. N Kaumaka, Kaane 2 Kauakahi. Mrs. B 3 0 Kaahi, Lani Kauamii, John Kauhimahu, Annie... Kahaleaahu, D. L.... Kahau, P. 00 Kahaili Kahalewai, Sol 40 Kahanamaikai, J. W Kahahawai, J. P 2 5 Kahalekula 3 Kahaiao, Mrs 20 Kahlbaum, M. A 6b Kahea, Maria Kahaunaele. Mary 3 Kahllina, Mrs. S. C Kahue Kahikikolo. S 4 65 Kahelepololei Kahinu, Ioela Kahookaumaha, J Kakma, C Kalakiela, J, S 3 5 Kalawaia. I Kalamanaole, J 6 Kalanianaole, Princess, Kalani 3 0 Kale Iokepa 23 Kaloio, Iokepa 0 Kaliliha Kaleikoa, Malic 5 Espinda, Manuel 60 Kaleikau, A. Gdn Ellis, W. S Kalela 3 0 Kaeikuaiwa & wf,... Kamojliili, Rob 0 Kamekona, v. 0 Kamalama & Keoho... II Kamanoulu, Ilaie... Kamai Kamoa, Annie, e al, Kamai & Papaljna... Kamakea, D, K. K a Kina Es. J. P 4 Kipola Geo. Koleka (w) 4 Kumaiae, Jonah 02 Kumukoa Moiha Kuhio, Mrs. Elizabeh Kuirmkahi 4 Kuluwaimaka Kuahu & Kamana wa. Es P... 0 Kulia, John Kuanalewa, Es 5 0 Kuami 22 Kiili, William, 40 Kilia, Es. Cap Koi Kumaiae, Lena 2 Kualaku, G. W. 3 0 Kukaua 2 IS Kuamoo, Jack Kuahau, Sialic 0 65 Kilolia, Joe Kukii, Es 3 Kuikahi n 00 Lahaina, Lane, Richard C. Lane, John C. 0 Laa, William 40 Lani (w) 3 Lahainaluna, Es 24 Lewis, Jas. D 2 6b Leal, Mrs. Emilia 45 Lilikalani. E. K. Likcke, Geo Lowell. Mrs. Annie Louis, Phillip 3 Luher. W, Kamoanl 3 0 Lukimila 3 0 Lukia, Rebecca 0 Lai Young, C, Gdn 5 0 Lahela. Oliva Lane. Lo K. C 24 Ernesberger, Lahapa Lane. Parick C, Espinda, Akana Lauahi, Ben Fern, Jos. J Lewis, Chas. K. Lee. Fuller, Rob. L. Marv Ann Founain, Leialoha, Ned. Mrs. K. Sharra I 60 Ljshman. Fernandez, Nele oli A S. Clair, Jack Long. Elia 40 A. C. (Trusee)... Fuller, David Shaw, F. W.,... Lowell, Mrs. Mary Gilman, Anhony N....,,.. Spencer, N, R 3 Louis, Nancy K. Wilhelm) Gaspar, Maria Spencer, Cap, J. R Kamakea. Namea, 4 0 Luka. J. K. Gay, L. N 4 60 Sexon, Mary Kamaa, Geo. I L.M. ilila..,....,... 5 all. Wm. A Sevens, P, D, 2,,., Kanae, Sam L.I!KCia ,..,. aula. Mrs. Laea 40 Schweizer, Kanaulu, L...,, J. N. 00 Mana, John,, P0 anaike, Smyhe, N. K...,, J. B Kanahele. Joshua... 0 Macfarlane. Mrs. II. R., 5 am (w) 3 0 Seward, Jas.., Kanahele, bam 3 6b Mahaulu, Sephen I 2 6b fe 2 a 5 6 a40 3p anrey, Frank 5 Kaneakua, J, M Markham William fuhi. V. K. 6 a 5 Naehalua, Peer 3 Namakakapu, K. Nahinalau, Jack 2 Naholowaa, Malia 3 Nahualiilii & Kauhola ;o Nakea, Kiliona Naauao, Dan.. 0 Nakookoo, Es L. K. 2 Nicholas, Acx. G. 0 No, Mrs. Thos 20 Noikulani. Nuuanu. William i m Oili, Rev. S. K. 600 Opulauoho, W. B 5 Olcpa, W. (Trusee) 40 OSullivan Minors 040 Onokea, Thos 40 Olcpau, William 60 Opunui, William Paakaula, Joe 360 Pra, Mrs. E. K Panui, Beckey 2 Faaniani, Rebecca A, 5 Pauahi, Moses Paahao Palau, S. M. K.... ro Paawela, S 40 Paahao. Mrs. Malia. 00 raaliao, lis Paele, D 40 Paoa, Florence oolaea 60 Pedro, Thomas 6s Peerson, David L. 2 0 Peerson, Jno. & Corell, W Peerson R. C. A 23 cp Pedro, Es. Sam 22 Prendergas, Es. E. K. Pihea, Iona 300 Pjjmoku, Kaluna... Piikoi, Maria.... Pierson, Es. 0 Poepoe, J. M., 00 Poipe, Es Punahoa, Gdn 6b runanele, Oeo. Pueo, Es, Paoa, enry oolae 5 Pakele, Jas. B 2 6" Paikuli W. E. 5 Pahia, Annie 60 Paaniani, John a Paaniani, Abraham 0 Paih William 35 Palikea 30 Palekaluhi, A. K. 600 Panui, Abraham 5 0 fala, Mrs Moses 2 Pcabody, Lucy K b Peerson, Chas. F., Peerson. W. L. 46 Peerson. W. L. (Trusee) Pedro, Vincen,... 6b Presidge Es. A 3 eerson, C, I, Gdn. Pilanaia, A. S C.. 5 Pihanui, Elena 33 Pio, David 3 00 Poljkapu, T, C.... IQ0 fohaku, Sam I Pua, Adelaide Puaraana, Es I fs i4 fx i.?,r,? A.A

7 v Doyle, CkeMr i:u f " Diilo, L,,.,.. Dovr, Clui. V, E.... i... 6n Ivlilcr. I..... fills hllli, W. S OS Enhv. W. T. J England, V. J a 2$ I.vani. J. R....;.. 40 G. V iij, 5 io Fcrnbarh, U a 04 Feniciif, VL " Flecher, V. U... w V0 S Freeman, Cap.AV. K 3 CO Fulmorc, S. li. I Co GedRC, Norman E... o Gilber, O. S. John 0 5 Gilber. M. W. W 35 GomcJ, A 3 Gregory, J a Gran, E. 0 Grimes, W 2 Gray. Nnah W 5 Groer, Kob 4 5 Gundersmi, A Gurrey, J. V...;... 3 Ilancy, F. K,...r,i 2 so aley, F. E 40 ayes, T. A nyscldcn,. T. 4 arris, G. S 4 35 lagan. N IJS arries, J. D 3 5 awaii, F. W iwcrawa. Dr. G 43 ITcrrick, Edward T awaiian Carnage Mfg. o... cnshall, G. F. ee, Kan crrick, Chas. F.....; iram, John... 4 onan, Thos. A., Jr 60 ils, J. A umphreys, A. S, udson, C. W 2 2 ughes, G 2 0 I, 4 00 Jacobs, Arhur 55 Johnson,. S 4 $5 Johnson, Arvid 3 25 Johnson, Mary So Kamanonhi. John K. 3 3J Kapiolani Es., d 25 Lri.nin.. 05 KalakieU, j. S 6 Tvnn.nilll. fos. K. Kawananakoa, Daud 60 Keen, E. G 0 60 Kellcy, John 05 Kaikona, Thos. A.. 60 Keehan, M 2 Kincaid, Wm. M... 2 Go Kinr. Geo. W. R.. o 0 Kishi, M " 5 Kidd, R. D 3 0 Kinff, Cha. E. 3 Kibhng. C. A 2 5 King, F. M 6 66 Kierman,jF 5 Knigh, A L " Kolomoku, 2 63 Kurafrki, Dr. D 600 Laird! James I 55 Larsen. W Lane, J C.. 2 Lane, Wm.. 55 Ladd, Sam.. 2 Levin. S Lewis, nas. 2 5 ilimnii. CS B, 2 rfj T TJT TI SO LEWIS, li.jl " " Livingson. Guv 2 25 Liingson, Sanley 3 5 Lloyd, A. E 3 5& Lucas, Geo 4 00 Lucas, T. R I Lynch, J. P. r 4 00 Mahone, G. S.... 3J Mahelona. S 5Cs Macfarlane,.R. 00 Mac Kenzie, D 5 Meyer. A. W, 55 Menaugh, R 3 Michell, W 40 Michell, E 0 Morgan, V. 2 so Monsarra, M. D. 5 0 Mcmfrra, J.W..., 4 0 Morr son, Alex Mdbjiaga, Dr. T., 5 Musgave, C. A McBnde, C S McCliesney, J. M.. McGiiire, Jas. L... 5 Mclnyre, W. D McLaughlin, F. J. 2 0 McNjcoll 2 Naopala, Cap M,. 00 Nelson, R. No, S. F Nole, W.. M 4 45 Noyes, F. G. 55 Noron, B Noron, Wm so Ohrman, A. E., 60 Olsson, Cap. W Oness, M Co Ordway, Geo. A,... 6 co Owen, Clinon G.. 2 Owens, Guy 2 OBrien, T. 2 Parker, Cap. E..,, Parker, J. R 5 Pederson, C. Pecarich, S... Peers, C 4 " Peerson, T. L,..,. 00 Peerson, R. C. A 22 Pino, Dr. Joao Phillip, Lui., Porer, Geo,... 5 Poulos, L..., iap; Pressey, M ios Ramsay, erber,.. 00 Renbol, P. 2 Read, D. J., 40 Read, O. C 3 40 Rohuell, J. G. Roberson, Jas: W 35 EG Co Ruedin, Sabin, W 6 Self, Lui I CO Schweizer. L 4 5 Sco, G. W i Sco. E. S 0 Schnoor, Emile 2 55 Sheperd, C. A 4 C5 Shea. Rob, 5 Silveron, C 4 00 Sims, W. R 2 Silliman. R. D Slaer,....,.,, Smih, WJ....V 35 Smih, E. L 4 Sprinks, C. L..,.. Take, A, J 2 Thompson, Cap. S. Townsend, Geo Tulle, Cap. A. VierraM J,66 Walker, J. S. I5 Warren.. 4.J0 Wagner. J..,...,... Cj Wa, D,... : Wason, E. Af...,..! 00 Ward, W, K...M s Weahenvax, Chas.,... 2 Webke. Max Whie, C. M....,.,... 2 Whiing, W. A.. Winers. W. S I 0 Wilder. J. O,, 3 40 Windrah, R....s..... I 04 Wood, F. W. Wond, Geo. Coo Worrall, R ao li. AWAIIAN GAZKTTE.TUKSDAY, FEimiARY, 0. SKMI4VBEKLY VoililMwa, Ur.,j..iff!, 5 5 DUUNQUET TAX LIST, IMS, KWA., DISTRICT. Aliiani, D. el nl 4! Am.inl. I) ( Ah KjI. Y AMn. 6 CO Ahin. Y as on Arrlirr.. K.. Aiv. in fac (or lmiolui Mnlr M & Allen. Lviln K. 3 IS Colbirn, John F. Chec Wai 3 Clioy Saim Co 23 awaii Yach Club 5 0 kllomnrd, G. A 3 lin ice 40 llnomiiiauamii 2 5 llo Sing Kco cen.. A so orner, Roi erber, Allan ;. :: 5 45 o Chan... 5 o Kong Sing 040 JwdaM o IOiihnr.l... jnouyc 6"oo Ioda kaikain.ibaole opio."... 2 Kaanaana. f. K SO Kanahele. I 25 Kim Snne Kuon " Kalou. IJ... Kahikina. Poipe " Kamcaloha, c al 3 5 Kckaula. J K. e al....3 Kancihaiau, Kiha 5 Kahookaa 3 52 Kama! (),, Kalama, E. P,05 Kapuic. v :...:... Kalala (wl 2 IS Ivaualoku, M. K.. Co Kcaka Kaijli 3 0 Kim Chung Ok Kahakanila I 00 Laa, Wm 5 03 Liwai, Maleka, I0 Loo Kau Co Mossnian. Wm Momona, Ana 5 45 Maemae, C. Mahoe (w) C 2 Mahi, Ema 5 Meemano,. K 5 Morgan, Jas. F. I 33 Masumori Mahelona, Sol 600 Maui, enry 5 45 Manoanoa. Jas McGiffin, T 50 Marin, C. S 2 5 Maile, Koolau, Admx. Es J. W. Kaikainahaole, deceased.. 32 Nir Mon Sin. e al 2 IS Napahuclua 3 36 Nawaakoa, li. W 3 25 Nawaakoa. Becky 62 Onishi. S 0 SI Pooloa, ana 04 Peerson, C. F OSS Peerson, D. L...., IS Pohe (v) 3 S3 Paris, A. M. 3 Pokii (v,) 260 Pihcnui. vhva Ramos, Maria C 3 0 Ramos.Anone Forser (0 Rawlins, Wm. T. "Adm. Es. of Kahlnu Mele. died." 4 0 Sul You 60 Shlmamoo, S 4 0 Sam Wo Wal Soyeda 5 Smih, enry, Gdn. of Kauhane minors." 6 Thompson, J. W Tamura, K 3 0 Williams, C. E 3 0 Woiis Sar 3 35 Wallace, Wm 60 Whie, B. T Wilkinson, Eliza J Waolele LiU 25 You Kim Kee Yamao 60 Yamamoo, D Yee Chons DELINQUENT TAX LIST 06, WAId ANAE DISTRICT. Anana S 00 Ah Fu 65 Alina 60 Chapel, A. W ailliland, R. L. 4 0 awaiian Realy and Mauriy Co 2 ol, Geo. 34 ol, E. S 24 2 ol, elen A. "Adm. Es. of Jas. R. ol, died." ol, ChriB.J 5 35 ol, E. S. and Chris J elenihi, Jas, 60 ui, S. K.,. 00 lwaull, W 5 iwaull, Kaeha ookano (w).. 4 Kapu 60 Kamoku Kukll Kal.i CVV"" Tvnlllnn (vu 0 Kuahewa j..:;... Kawalplo....v,.,...., Kekuewa, Meaal. "Adm. Es. of Keauhullhla, Mled." 2 2 Kekuewa, Meaal, "Adm. Es. of Kamaka Iakoco, died."... 6 Kallleha, Luka,. 60 Kailleha, David K ; Kananauli, Kaluhl, Daniel Kalkena 05 Kaula Opio,...,... Kam See... Long, Carlos A., "Adm. Es. R. W. ol, died.", Mahelona, S,...,,,... Manuhaalpo....? 600 Marini, J. F.,, Nalopl," 60 Namanuhana! 23 Nalelellma, : Polnalo. D. N 6 Richardson, Elizabeh K 2 Smih, enry, for George Lucas 24 2 Sun Keo 60 Tom Pone Uml. John, Jr 2 Wine op lng 2 You OP,..., DELINQUENT INCOME TAX, 06, WAI ANAE DISTRICT. McMillan, Thos 2 65 DELINQUENT INCOME TAX LIST, 06. EWA DISTRICT. Beeredge, A Eckar, II. R., 05 Eason, W, E, 2 6 Fine, Wood..,..., 2 Oaul. C. A, 2 Lloyd, J. W. 2 6 Lea, E. J 3 McLeod, T 0 Mulholland, J 2 Parmener, "Mark 2 Warren, L. B 3V A IAI.UA DKMNQUKNT TAX PATKI, m I0PICRTV VJiX. lllmn, Mary SJ llwn, II. A lm llrrlurl, Allan M ol. Jl. A. Adin ol, I, W I mil. lnj.no, Tr. 0 KhIII. Alfroil ; 06 Kuimno, Koololn Kullkcmnkii. Tllllo 6M Lne.. C ICO Luu np KlMK WW Millie. C.. 3 :s Mulmulli, A. S.... MnhAe, S. K 60 Mnnuko McAURUs, A Nnuknnn, lien 3 60 Nnukana, Juo CO rn, U. K. Mrs 4 0 See Sung: Wal, (II. A. ccn) ShlrnUliI, Y 2 45 Tons Sung Wal 5 Uula, Q. M, Walkuloa, Ahuna 4 3 Wood, Edgnr Wa, Geo 2 00 Walnlua, Mcr. Co., Ld 4 Yoshlnoo, S. Dr. WAIALUA DELINQUENT TAX06, PAYERS, INCOME TAX. Deacon, O. T. J 5 25 Morse, S. S Souza, Joe... Wless,. A. 2 KOOLAUPOKO DELINQUENT TAX LIST, 06. Apana, C Adams, Isaac Mrs 2 Ah Yau 2 Ah Sin 6 Bryan, TIenry 60 Chanjr K"m Cummln, T. P annebfctg, A., "Adm. Es, L. Ah L." 64 5 enry Waerhouse Trus Co.; Ld., (v3dn. of Keopulupulu).. 00 oaplll, Maria 2 5 ol, J. D, Jr. 3 0 oopll (w) 3 25 u of Walkano, 3 00 ung Lee 6 35 Jones, U Kalwl Kamohalll 2 Kallaa, S 4 35 Kapu, Joseph 00 Kahoo (vr) 5 Kaehu (w) ; 2 Kalawala. 2 5 Kanamu E 45 KalUukl, John 60 Kealoha, J. M Kelle D. P Kelle, Annie 3 0 Kekal, Abo Keone, Jr. 2 0 Kwong Chong Kouwa 3 0 Knus, Ed v Kuellke Lai Young, C. (Admr. Es. Lllla Naono Kapol) La Young, C Look See Chin 6 Luk Mon Wah 00 Macfarlane,. R 45 Makalohua, Geo. Naklana Mau Konc Manoua, Wm Mahlna : 6 40 Manuka, Noa 5 60 Maeha., Moikeha, Mary!..! Naehuluo, Peer 0 40 Nahol, Jr., S Newa.., 60 Nuuanu 6 45 Nunes, Peer Mrs 23 Pahau. ( 6 Polan,, Pau. 05 Prendergas, J, K. (Admr. Es. v r Mrs. E. N. Prendergas) 00 Pow Yee Tong Sociey Paoa, Namanu 00 jjmh, w 4 su Sllva, Marry 2 Efno. : 2 Sun oy 22 5 Schue, John 36 0 Unknown eirs of Keawekea.. 2 Wason, David 34 0 Wason, Jacob...,, Wason, Emma 2 5 Wong Leone 5 00 Wong Mul 00 f KOOLAULOA DELINQUENT LIST, 06. Anlona, Moses..,,S 3 60 Akiie, E. P 2 Ah oy 3 25 Baker, John A Fulleron, Jas. E ayash 0 40 ol, 3. D. Jr..; 2 5 olokal, Lizzie oolulu Kaae, Jessie, Admr. Es. Margare V. Carer f Kaaukal, elen 5 Kauahlkaua, Iokewo 2 45 Kagi 60 Kamakea & Makakoa 2 5 Kalono. Pa 2 Kahlnu 3 0 Kauka, Sam Koapu, D. K. 3 ) Kaehu (w) 3 25 Kalelklnl, Luka 2 60 Kahlpu. Kupele 3 Koalmanu, Lukela 2 45 Kelll, Klnohou 2 5 Kealakuhllma 2 SO Klkeona, Lcna 05 Kuluwalmaka, Mrs. E 3 35 Kupukupu 5 Kua, J, (Admr. Es. Kahlka pu) 3 23 Lane, Jr., W, C 60 Logan, S. W 40 Lukela, Julia 5 Lunnuu 2 5 Mahuka, Koo 60 Makakehau, 2 60 Makla, Peer,.., 4 5 Makaohe, Clemenco 3 65 Nallieha & Nalopi, or Kela LI llo 6 35 Paeha6Ie, Mrs, Puneo ; 4 35 Robers, Joe, 5 45 Savidge, Wm, 5 Sun Choy 2 Unknown Owner of Kuleana elu 3(0 60 Unknown Onwer eirs of Ehu, E45 Wason, Mrs. Ekekela,,...,, Wilder, S. G 2 60 Wong Kwal, 22 0 I hereby cerify ha he foregoing Is a correc lis of ho Delinquen Taxes for he Firs Taxaion Division, Island of Oahu, for he year 06, o he bes of my knowledge and belief. JAMES L. OLT, Assessor, Firs Division. AWFUL STORY OF TE FAMINE liov. K. Tim hi); imkn n he Knuinnkanill church umlny imirning us follows, from ho ex, Mu. 25:35 Tor I was nn hungered, nnd yo fcavo mo mea." The grea duy nm privilege of he church of Chris In ho norld Is o miniser o he needs of mankind, boh spiriual and physical. Is o visi ho faherless, euro for ho needy, feed he. hungry, as well as o preach ho gospel of salvaion. For Indeed ho gospel Is wihou powor, unless i leads o a life, of love, n lovo ha goes ou o nil in disress and suffering. "I was an hungered." ow few of us really know whn i is o bo bun gry. And when ho sory of famine, comes, how lilo can we roulizo he awful suffering i unfolds. Las week anoher seamer camo from China, bridging he laes news of he. famine, and elling ho sory of housands here who nro fcollng his fearful suffering of sarvaion and deah. ow lilo wo can know of he horror of i all I Tho Bory can never bo old in is awful deails. Leers so far received give bu a small par, and aro far from being exaggeraed. The half will novc r bo known. Special corresponden Mr. Ellis, of ho Chrisian erald, elegraphs from Tsing Kinng Pus "Tho famine is bigger han repored; a leas hrco mil lions hnvo o be fod," In ho grea flooded plain wes of ho ciy, Dr. Woods of Ilusaln repors ha ovor on housand families aro in a sae of desiuion. They aro in a molfr desperae condiion, wih no grain or food whaever. This abou ho middle of January. If heso peoplo aro o live, i is only by affording relief a once. e wries: "One is hauned by ho awful cry for bread I bread I bread I all round us, going up from housands. Wo earnesly hopo ho commieo will send help o heso poopl o whoso need is so grea." Anoher accoun wrien in January from Tsing Kiang, olls ho piiful sory: "Wo aro living in ho mids of very piiful scenes jus now. Wo see children lof o dio on ho road; ohers sripped of heir clohing nnd desered; women weeping; ohers sold for food; families commiing Buicido wholesale, or "dying in baches of sarvaion. Oh, i is nwfulli Tho figures run ino ho millions. Tho roads are full of hungry men geing desperae." Tho officials are rying o break up his grea camp and send he, people homo again, prpniising relief in heir naive villages. Soma aro now reurning, bu i is a quesion wheher ho officials will mako heir promises good. Many families will go back o sarvaion and deah. undreds will, dio on he road. Thcro is qoonouglr. food for hese desiue muliudes. Waler Kiron wries, abou ho middle iof January, from ho groa camp n Tsing Kiang ciy: "Tho narrow sree was hronged nnd i was wih greaes difficuly ha wo mado our way hrough ho surging masses. A he. bridge head wo saw wha was o us ho firs frui of famine, a dead Chinese. Pulling his jacke nsldo wih my sick, I saw ha his ribs wore lierally hrough his skin, his being crnckod and ho body being absoluely floshless. Never before havo I seen Such beings as I saw hero. I havo seen lifo and deah in is crudes forms, bale, murder, sudden deah and worio bu nover boforo havo I seen such concenraed misery, such o horrors, as wero o bo winessed in ho srees and camps of his ciy. I havo never seen famino before, bu X have hnd some inkling of wha real hunger means, bu sarvaion is anoher hing. Thcro is no a scrap of animal or vegeable maer lof in ho dirror dus, or among ho cobblo sones in he pavemen on ho srees of his ciy, Bu if ho sighs in ho ciy wero bad, ho scones in ho.camps ouside he walls woro worse. Close packing was ho rule. In squares (abou 25 yards Bquare) each surrounded by a kind of wall, I couned, finding from 0 o 0 hus in each. Insldo hoso walls and diches was congrega ed a sum of human misery which would requlro pen of Zola o adequaely describe. unger and abominaion, ho abominaion of desolaion and worse. They wero eaing leaves and grass and somehing ha migh bo rico gruej we.l, he ruh is ha I can say anyhing rnoro abou hem, excep ha hey wero human beings in or approaching an exremiy of he dires descripion." Anoher eyewiness a his camp wries (Jan. 0) afer careful numbering: "I saw enough o convlnco me ha my eslmao of 4,000 peoplo was well wihin ho mark, and ha I had winessed moro human suffering con. renraed ino ono spo han I over havo winessed before, and such as I shall hopo never o sco again. A nigh i was Inensely cold, und i required no effor or imaginaion on my par o picure ho sao of he hou sands, who had experienced ho suns rays during he day, bu who wero now crouching in heir flimsy sholors, wih ou exra clohing, flrelesa and fam TO GRATIFY J F "In planning ou ho lino of march for ho Floral Parade," Waer F. Dll lliighnm saed yeserday, " lias been decided o ne upon ho very good suggesion ha on Is wny o he baseball ground, and afer making ho circui of ho ciy, ho column will proceed up Miller sree and hrough he grounds of ho Queens osplnl, "Superinenden Eckard was seen and oxprcsscd grea pleasure a ne proposal, as i would glvo he Inmaes of he hospial, some sixy In number, an opporuniy of winessing ho parad o which ohorwise would bo denied hem. "Tho commiee has examined ho roads In he hospial ground and finds here will bo no difficuly In swinging ho largo eams, as ho circles aro comparaively easy. "Mrs. Georgo R. Cnror," Mr. Dillingham added, "has very graciously he duies of presening he prizes won In ho parade. This will come as a very pleasan announcemen o all, hoso Ineresed In lo parade, as Mrs. Carer has all ho qualificaions mos fiing for ho ono who occupies such a posiion." The arrangemens for ickes o he ball grounds have been placed In ho hands of I. W. Akinson and John F. Sopor. Full pariculars regarding places of sae of ickes will be announced In he press oday or omorrow. I has been already decided, howovcr, ma ho prices charged will bo he Bamo as hoso which havo been esablished by ho baseball league.... SORE EXPERIENCE TECESJFEE "Mo no sabco boforo. Mo sabco now." Such was ho admission a "now" Japaneso mado in hospial on recovering his los senses, ha ho had lcarnod somehing worh knowing Binco ho landed n ho immigran saion. Tho las hing ho know boforo Dr. Moore, ho Rapid Transi surgeon, had pulled him hrough a menal ocllpso was his jumping off a moving elecric car o chase his ha. I hoppenod whon car No. 3, onsboun d on King sree, had a 2:0 p. m. yeserday jus pullod ou of ho swich on ho Waikiki sido of Palaina flro saion. Tho Japanese had his ha blown off and ho mado a divo righ afer i boforo ho conducor could go n him. Whon picked up ho was unconscious alhough boarlng no mark of nny injury. o was sen o ho Queens hospial, whoro Dr. Mooro brough him round and said ho would be all righ soon. The car had no gained ordinary speed afer leaving ho swich whon ho Japaneso hrow himsolf off, oherwise ho would as likely ns no havo been killed,.... Tho lumber rus cases o come up for rial before U. S. Judge Dolo o day, as previously announced in ho Adveriser, are likely o rival ho legislaive session In public Ineres. All ho big lumber dealers In onolulu are defendans. 4SJSJSS &! ishod." Mos ghasly nro ho sighs ha heso many wriers from he famino describe Tho lilo children, ns well ns ho mon and women, show on heir sunken faces ho sory of ho slow and awful sarvaion. Every effor is being mado by ho rolief commieo o lesson ho fearful errors of heso camps. Bu wha hey havo is far, from onough o buy food for heso grea muliudes in such dlro need. Thousands mus dio unless much greaer effor is mado o send rolief. The Church of Chris Iibb frcoly received. Now is a imo o freely give. The famine in Japan, of f year ago, was no nearly us exensive, or as sovero, ns his ono in China. owever, American, subscribers in a single fundcoribucd $3,000 gold. Tho rollof commieo repor, ha so far conribuions o Chinas famino srickea peo plo, havo reached somehing over $,00 0 gold, and inoro will cerainly bo givou, Vory much moro, howovcr, ir nooded, as China herself seems quio unnblo o moo his grea calamiy. All may fool suro ha ho money given ino ho hands of ho missionaries on ho field will acually relievo ho human suffering for which i is sen. I is well o bear in mind ha a lilo goes farhor in China han in America, Ono cen is equal o abou wo cens of Chinas money, or abou cash, an amoun sufficien o keep a child for ono day, Fivo cens, ho nlckol ha (pays a car faro, will keep n child in China from sarving for five days. alf a dollar will savo ho lives of en children for nonrly a weok, and fivo dollars ono hundred children for ho same imo. Think of i. Now is ho imo o send hem food. "I wns an hungered and yo gave mo mea. Verily I say uno you, inasmuch as jo havo dono I uno ono of ho leas of hese my brehren, yo hnvo dono I uno inc." Afer he sorvico a gonerous collecion was given, o bo sen hrough Mr. Illchnrds, reasurer of ho awaiian Board, o he missionaries who aro working o disribue relief o hose suffering muliude in UMna. OlfEOlGT; CASE DECISIS Unied nrs of America vorsils Wilder A Co., Allen & Robinson nnd I.eers & Cooke popularly known OS he lumber rus enso wob ulled In he Unied Slaes Disric :om yeserday nnd referred by Judgo S, V. Dole, for ho aking of evidence, o Commissioner Frank L. ach. Disric Aorney II. W. Brcckons and Assisan Disric Aorney J, J, Dunns rcpreson ho Governmen. For he respondens hcro apponrcd In cour yoscrd ay D. L. Wlhlngon, W. L. Sanley, C. R. emenway, C. II. Ohun nnd A. F. Judd. Among ho winesses called so for havo been Presiden Plnkham and Secroa ry Charlock of llo Board of ealh and John Lucas of Lucas Bros., one of ho larges lumber consuming firms of ondlulu. Tho Federal aorneys are no ye dono wih "Jack" Lucas, who is ono of ho bes winesses, from he viewpoin of dlvorslon, ha ever occupied ho sand In a onolulu cour. Every now nnd hen ho reors ke a. firecracker upon ho Inquisior. ad any like him como beforo Jeffreys ho would surely have been pnrdoned for his wi or urned Ino a cinder In ho iiiiirkec placo for his emeriy. Mr, Lucas was quesioned abou his firms conrac for erecing ho Oahu Collego buildings, which ho said was a wrien one. Tho roquos for bids wns oral. e asked only Lowers & Cooke or esimaes on ho lumber for ha conrac. Why? Because ho had been doing business wih Mr. Lowrey nnd Mr. arris for somo imo. e believed ho hnd receips for lumber purchased from ho hree defend ans since June, 00, nnd Mr. Brcckons asked him If ho would produco hem In cour, he quesion being In ho accens of a demand. Jack fired up a his. "I don hink I Is righ for you o ask me such a hing," was In par he reply, "Why should I have o ell you everyhing abou my business for years pas?" "Po you refuse o produco he receips?" was nsked In measured syllabicaion. I Anoher orren of proes came from ho winess and a each pause for wo or hree imes he quesion was repeaed In lovel ones. ( Mr. Sanley camo o he relief of he winess wih a perfuncory objecion o he demand nnd Mr. Wlhlngon assised wih a suggesion ha ho maer wbb Imporan enough o bo referred o Judgo Dolo for a ruling. Mr. Breckons, o glvo winess and counsel a chance, modified ho quesion o make he reply duo his morning. Winess undersood ha ho whie plno lumber ho bough camo from Pugo Sound, bu could no say wheher he denlcrs brough i hero or had I sen o hem. Presiden Plnkhnm was quesioned paricularly abou ho rejecion of a bid of ho Ciy Mill Co. o supply he Board of ealh wih lumber. Tho ln formaion he gave In reply was o ho effec ha, when he board was abou o give ho conrac o ha concern, he ciizen clause of he appropriaion bill was encounored, which prohibied conracs for labor or maerial o be mado wih oher han ciizens. The firm in quesion is composed of Chinese hough Is presiden, C. K, AJ, some years ago defended a claim o ciizenship. Secreary Charlocks evidence covered Board of ealh lumber conracs since June, 00. Objecions o his evl donee ns being Immaerial wero enered by defendans. VOLCANO KEEPING IIP ITS ACTIVITY ILO, Feb. 5. The volcano is keeping up is aciviy. Major Wall, of Wall, Nichols Co., onolulu, wns a visior his woek and ho rourns o onolulu oday wih enhusiasic accouns of ho orupion. "I had no idoa," said ho major, "ha hcro was anyhing llko such a display of flro as I Baw in ho craor. A imes ho whole floor would bo covered wih sreaming red lava. Liko many ohersin onolulu I had somohing of un idea ha of he oubreaks wero par fako, bu I was cerainly agreeably surprised when I go o ho pi." JAPANESE MUDER. Masumoo Ilburo, alias Uikuro, charged wih a brual murder a Ookaon February 3, is being earnesly buned for by ho police o skipped immediaely afer ho murdor and ho las races of him led ho polico o hink ho had gone owards Waimoa. Tho vicim of he ragedy was ondo Lukushiro, a Japanoso agod 23. o was sabbed in ho abdomon and his hroa was cu. According o his dying saemon Ilkuro, his roommae, commied ho crimo, aacking him while be was asleep. No moivo is known, Kondo having died boforo ho could answer quesions, Tho nccusod has a hard repuaion, PRISONERS SENT Capain Leonard, Unied Saes Mnrsh ul for he new Disric Cour of Shanghai, Is passing hrough his por on ho S. S. Mongolia wih hree prisoners en roue o ho San Quenln prison In California. This Is he firs ime ha prisoners havo been sen from ha cour o a Unied Saes prison. e has asked he police deparmen for an officer o guard hem oday while he vessel Is In por,, (m,. M Jl A.,". ia,, igyfei 2?j jilijj irf(y. y,in,..yv. f

8 i i i ILL JAPANESE SNUB FLEET? Tho Japanese residens of onolulu lire no falling over hemselves In heir eagerness o wlcomo ho coming Japanese squadron and his conduc on heir par, no differen from ha shown by hem prior o he coming of ho Anogawago, hns cnused no lllo wondermen. Tho reason for I Is ha he officers of ho Ancgawag o lef ho onolulu Jnpancso feeling sore over wha he lllo brown men hero consider an Inenional sligh. I will bo remembered ha when ha raining ship was In heso waers ho Japaneso residens raised a considerable amoun of money and spen I lavishly In welcoming and eneraining heir n. I will also bo remembered ha hero was a cerain amoun of fricion beween ho ciizens commiee appoined o aend o ho enerainmen of he visiors and ho Japaneso consul. In fac ho reques of he consul ha ho pcoplo suppress heir exuberance was Ignored. Tho Japaneso wen abou I In heir own way and hrow heir par of he own open for ho Ancgawag o officers and crew. Then panic ho ime for ho sailors o reciprocae and i was announced ha ho officers would hold a recepion aboard heir vessel. Tho Inviaions o his, however, wero sen ou o only a few Japanese and hoso few ho ones mos prominenly Idenified wih ho consular people. There were many Inviaions sen ou o ho haoles, bu ho members of ho commiee which had enerained ho Anegawag o men and hoso who had dug deepes o foo he bills for ho enerainmen were passed over. Thus I hnppens ha ho coming squadron will be passed up In urn by ho Japanese public. They do no inend o bo snubbed again and aro making no effor o do anyhing for ho sailors. There will be some prlvao bu nohing of a public naure. LEE LETS As a denial of he aemped bribery of Chief of Deecives Taylor, exposed during he week, I Is undersood ha Lee Le, he wouldb e briber, Is preparing a saemen o be given ou. In his saemen ho will aemp o share In he maer by saying ha Taylor approached him for a loan. Afer lisening o he pleading of he Chief he advanced him fify dollars, he sum ha Taylor obained on he nigh of Saurday of las week. ow he Chinaman will explain ha he gave his money wihou obaining a receip In any form remains o be seen. Tho evidence of he fac ha Taylor did ge his amoun of gold coin Is oo complee for Lee Le o aemp any denial. TE CONVERSION OF CILDREN Alhough ho regular series of he Dr. Johnson meeings was over on Friday nigh, a special meeing for boh Sunday and public school eachers was held las nigh a Cenral Union church. This meeing was In realiy a of ho meeing for boys and girls above welve ns ho docor spoke on pracically he same subjec o ho eachers, as ho spoko o ho children. Dr. Johnson ook for his subjec "The lllgh Age for a Child o Becoa Chrisian," and read from Ezcklel ho noes of warning sounded by he prophe o all hose o whom souls were enrused. The docor urged upon his hearers ho necessiy of no merely eneraining onos class, bu eaching hem he ruhs of ho gospel. In ho course of ho meeing, he speaker asked all hoso who had Chrisians under foureen years of ago o raise heir hands. Thlryhro o responded. In rosponso o ho second Inviaion wenyon e declared o have become Chrisians beween bo ages of foureen and sixeen. According o Dr. Johnson his is n much smaller percenage han ho has seen before. As a rule, he majoriy of peoplo In a meeing havo becomo church members beween foureen and sixeen. Las nigh hoso who had become Chrisians a such ages wero In ho minoriy. Dr. Johnson will speak a ho prison his afernoon and also a ho Y. M, C. A. RICARD ARENS DIES FROM OME Mr. and Mrs. Augus Ahrcns received ho sad news by cable of heir son Richards deah in San Francisco yeserday. They had been apprised he day before of his serious Illness from pneumonia. "Dick" Ahrens was educaed a Punahou, whero ho was a leading ahlee. Las Sepember ho lef homo o ener Cornell Universiy, bu changed his mind and ook a posiion In he Crocke refinery. Wih his parens ho leaves hree sisers and a broher hero. is faher Is a veeran sugar planer, having been manager of Walanae and Oahu planaions successively. Mr. Ahrcns laely reurned from a rip o Cuba...., SPJAINS. A sprain may bo cured very quickly by applying Chamberlains Pain alm o he injured pars every hour, and rubbing vigorously a each applicaion. If ho nililiiiil causes oo much pniu, apply he Pain alm wihou ruliliinu, I should bo applied ns soon as possible nfler iio Injury ia received nnd beforo lio pars becomo inllamed and swollen. Tor salo by Benson, Smih & Co., agens for awaii. AWAIIAN EXERCISE FOR ADULTS Tho mnn of fify odd years who goes abou wih ho haling co of he man of seveny him only himself o blame. Tho opporuniy o pu elasiciy Ino his walk Is hero and Dr, and, physical Insrucor of ho Y. M. C A., Is looking for ho Individual who doubs. o now has n clans of men of mlddlo age, nnd over, and hey aro doing well. Thero Is none who has no shown Improvemen slnco beginning ho exercise and nono who would CTrop I under any circumsances. Asked abou his mehod ho docor, who by ho way Is a graduao of a school of medicine, said: "I have n differen reamen for differen men for no wo aro consiued alike. I firs nnd he mans habis, his consiuional ailmens, if ho has any, nnd wha his weak spo Is. If ho has becomo nervous nnd worries over ho cares of business he has n differen reamen from ho man who Is ner vous and does no worry. Generally ono rouble leads o ho oher. "No man enering he army over had a moro srenuous examinaion han I glvo him. is measuremens aro aken and I es his breahing capaciy. I find ho condiion of his hear and lungs and govern my acion by h? resul of ho Invesigaion of hoso organs nnd heir capaciy for work. Tho man whoso JolnB nro sir requires such exerclso as will loosen hem, his muscles mus have aenion.. If he is hin and wans o ge sou he Insrucion Is differen from ha whero ho Bou man desires o reduce his weigh. Tho easies hing o do Ib o make ho fa man hinner and ye havo him reain his healh and srengh. "I havo seven men In my business mens class and ono of hem in paricular Is doing splendidly. I do no necessarily use apparaus In ho raining; I can do ns well, If no beer, wihou and ho clien will sco he progress ho Is making nnd enjoy I as well as If ho wero using ho horse or ho bars up o a cerain snge when ho will experience a craving for somehing moro angible. o will wnn o ry ennis or somehing more in he line of ahleics. If I cm ge a business mun over fory o ake an Ineres In ennis ho will feel all ho beer for he exercise. Tho medlclno ball is anoher form used by ho men o very good advanago and good resuls follow. I am much In faor of handball nnd havo my pupils use I wherever possible. I is ono of he bes form of exercises for Indoor work I know of "Among he business men I find rouble In geing hem o reain an Ineres In all of he work. They have a desire o accomplish ho aainable bu are no wlllinfg o give ho ime o i. If a man who has passed fory, or oven fify, will come o me every morning or every oher day, say beween nine nnd en oclock, and ener as a member of he assolalon, I will pu him Ino shape In a few weeks and surprise him a he resul. Ono of my bes pupils oday Is flfybcv years of nge and ono who has had very lile exerclso of he muscles below he wais bu I am puing him Ino a condiion ha Is no only graifying o him bu o me. "I have a clnss of hiry Juniors doing good work. They aro neresed and seem anxious o ako every form of exercise going bu I limi hem o heir srengh nnd heir needs. "Wo nko nigh runs around own and hey havo apparaus work Indoors. Wo havo no ho room he growing class requires nnd he work is curailed In consequonce. We need a couplo of good handball cours, several billiard ables and possibly a swimming ank, bu I am no keen for ha,. I prefer o wai and see wha he public bahs aro going o do. When I find a boy or man whoso condiion is no righ bu who desires o become a member of he gymnasium I send him o his family physician for reamen for whaever disordor he exercise will no reach. I nm a graduao of medicine bu I would no prcscrlbo for a pupil under any circumsances for ho reason ha I am no a licensed physician for awall. When he docor ges ho pupil fi, If his blood Is ou of order and he pus i righ, for Insance, I will hen ako hold nnd keep him righ if ho will dovoe a few minues every day o ho exerclso I prescribe. Thero Is no necessiy for apparaus; ho can do as well In his room in many respecs as ho can on he Moor of ho gymnasium. u I Is well o havo his eacher a hand o seo ha ho work Is done properly and o noo resuls. I do no caro o ako prlvao pupils a heir homes. My lmo belongs o ho associaion and anyone who Is a member ges ho aenion he needs wihou nny furher expense han ho cos of his membership. Wo havo a roundup a ho associaion on Monday nigh and I would llko us muny as will o como o I nnd seo wha ho boys can do wihou any special preparaion." TE WORD COOLIE. Edior Adveriser: I havo been fa miliar wih he word coolie, now np pearlng In news abou ho now Immigraion bill, for many years, bu havo me no one who could ell me Jus wha I menus. Can you enligh en mo? T. F. L. Tho Sandard Dicionary gives "coolie," a noun, as of AngloIndia n origin, wih ho varian spelling "cooly," and ho laer Is ho form used In lae Washingon documens. Is definiions as given by ho auhoriy above named are heso: ". A Chinese or Eas Indian laborer or burdenbear employed under conrac. 2, In India, China and Malacca, any porer or menial employed by Europeans." Usago applloa ho word o all Asiaic manual laborers. BOOKED rob MONGOLIA. A very large crowd of passengers has booked for passage o San FrnncIbc o by ho, S. Mongolia, Tho vessel Is duo hero omorrow morning from he Orien She has ons of onolulu freigh, so will probably be dls. pached he same day. Tho S, S. Sonoma, from ho Colonies, Is expeced Monday also, bu she may arrive his morning, en rouo o San Francisco. A fairsize d crowd of passengers has also booked for he Coas by ho Sonoma. GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ifc WBRK? v I0 " M wmmmmmmmmrm&mmmmmmmmmnm TE NEW ATLETIC GROUNDS AT PUNAOU Tho cxennlvo plan of Imllilln; Improvemen now well inder way a he Onliu Colle irroun.li will eo,000 when everyhing Is compleed. Of his from 000 o 0,000 will bo spen on a new ahlele field, wlilch will be mndo beween ho Presidens now house nnd Mnnoa rond. Tho field will bo a spacious one, largo enough o nccommoilno ioh a fooball field a he end of ho grounds, neares ho Presidens house, nnd n bnicball diamond a ho eher end. In leveling off ho ground i is designed o direc ho operaions around ha sides and ends so as o mnko naural scas abou ho field, hus forming n sor of naural Creek amphiheaer ou of he grounds on suinowha ho snme plan ns n Berkeley, California, Tho old campus will be used by ho pupils of ho Preparaory school for heir games. Tho Collego has jus mado ha purchase of ho Chamberlain propery on Wilder nvcniio on which hey wil consruc ho oubuildings in connecion wih heir fino new dormiories, which nro now well on holr wny o compleion. Whllo looking nfcr ho pliyslciil and emporal wcifaro of heir sudens, ho incrcaso of sudens which made ho oxra accommodaions rcquislo n ho Collegebuildin has nlno made i necessary o securo a now eacher, and ho auhoriies a Oaliu Collego have now sen afer ono. LOS ANGELES EXCURSION DELAYED FOR ONE WEEK (By Wireless Tolbgraph.) ILO, Feb. 0. Tho Board of Trado has decided o givoh o Los Angeles excursioniss a luau. Tbo commiee, appoined has decided ha ho Ohio should say hero abou hrco days. I will ho impossible for moro han a hundred n n lmo o visi ho volcano. ENSALL. EXCURSION" DELAYED. Secreary Wood received ho following cablegram from Trank Wiggins, sccrenry of he Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, yeserday: "Unavoidably delayed waiing for coal. Will sail March 2nd." This means a delay of ono week in ho ime of arrival here l A Poor Soul in Pain I. I I I li I I Is a long suffering public of which wo can boas, Of ha hero is no ho leas doub; u i seems a grea piy o read on our fee And o lenghen our agony ou. In vain was ho fencing park safely roped off, And he principals buried heir swords. The fenco is now broken; hoyro a i again. And as usual heir weapons nro,words. Las monh wo were old for ho sako of our souls Wo mus rack our poor bodies in pain, And whils were digesing his wondorful fac. Wo hear from ho "rackor" againl Yes, hen wo wero old of lio lives of ho popes And ho deahs of ho commoner folk, And wo hough of our luck in living oday For life in hobo days was no joko. This week wo aro old of ho presen day life,oall bu ho few are barbaric, For dosing ho king of Wbngambalo o Vih our Chrisian araric. Now "Viole" and "Mobcrg," "Pro Bono" and "Dovo" To figh for your cnuso you aro righ; Bu, oh, how much kinder i would bo o all If you le his pries drop ou of sigh. And you, raher Beissel, ho causo of his scrap: Is i par of your business, I wonder, To inako all his roublo whorevor you go And n us poor hereics hunder! "Lo sleeping dogs lio" is bcliovcd by he wise. Dear pries, can his maxim you follow! Then upfurl your bnnners, your war degs io up And censo from his argumen hollow.. fsjskk"f ( A... iamencanizine nawan g 6lSi3l:&w&3s&SjlMJ33i. "Did yoz sco ho news, innesyt" asked Mr. Doolcy. " did hol" said Mr. onnesy "nnd I don bcliovo u, Thim Ellicks wud avo pu Willio Vidn nnd his rowloo nblo hrough bunkorupcy in foivo minues. o wudden dare." "An wha aro ycz alkin abou!" inquired ho sago placidly. "Willio Vida." "Thin disinfec ycr mouh an lisen o me. Im alkin abou Teddy Roscnfold whoso go ho hriclc oc Americanizing us n las," "Glory bo," said Mr. onnesy, "I ho so whin I seo him wclvo Qirish priess gi off hero from ho shcamer," "innesy, ye blaher enough o no Oirish bu Jnps ns is goin o divvillopo a soobsanial middle, class hero an givo awaii a hradiional American pull. I nsked yo did ycz seo ho nows! Is ha Teddy hns shu ho Japs ou of ho mninlnnd nnd old him hoy may nil como horo insead and dhrivo ho res iv us back ino ho wilds uv Calif omy. I hough wo wore goin o bo Americanized by Dagoes bu wo ain. Is Sakamoo and Tomioko goin o do I. They aro as good as oher Americuns for goln all hey can and kaping all hoy gi. urroo." "innesy, hov yo a choiid!", "I hov ha slvin." "Thin I foroseo war. Yoll bo raisin a row becauso ho Japannyso Americans of awaii will mako him go o siparao schools, in he hruo American way. Im goin o lavo beforo liroublo comes. By marnin Ill havo Bab Shinglo lncrgin mo sock of liquors wid Ohashis." LONDON BOASTS BIGGEST GARAGE Americans nro generally credied wih bellovlng ha heir counry is ho land of ho "bigges hings on earh," bu In n leas ono paricular London leads ho wny. The meropolis possesses ho larges moor garago In he world, This mammoh garngo has beon opened In Wardour sree, by Mr. Michell, and I is claimed ha accommodaion can bo provided for ns many ns BOO cars a ono ime. Michells plnco has been visied by mooring Americans, Germans und Frenchmen, and ono and all have declared ha i Is ho larges hing of is kind hey havo ever seen, says he London Tri w.." wrie idjiorials for ho Bullein. Is bune. Tha building is rcmarkablo in many ways, and is consrucion probably, unlquo, i Is absoluely fireproof, and possesses a far greaer degrco of srengh han Is ovor likely o bo required. All ho lloors are consruced of concree, In which aro embedded numerous seel girders, nnd no moro woodwor k han necessary has been used. No adequao idea of ho so slzo of ho garago can bo gained from mere figures, bu I may bo Ineresing o menion ha ho ground floor Is 0 fee long by 02 fee wide. A largo cenral space Is open o ho sky, whllo ho surrounding porion Is almos enirely devoed o he accommodaion of moor cars, Tho firs floor will also bo used for garage purposes, and ho spaco avnllablo corresponds wih ha of ho ground floor. Tho upper floors aro given over enirely o he manufacure of moor cars. WEX,Y,! u NO INJUNCTION IN LANAI CASE Chief Jusice Frrnr Is Joined by Associae Jusice llarwcll In icnderlng an opinion of he Buprcmo Cour on he moion for decree, presened by plainiff, In ho I.annl Injuncion case. Tho cour declines o coninue lio Injuncion in force pending an appeal o ho Unied Saes Supremo Cour. Tho syllabus of opinion reads: "Alhough I is Improper pracise o perform an ac emporarily enjoined Immediaely afer ho filing of a decision and beforo ho enry of he decree dismissing a bill for an Injuncion, I would be useless o expressly coninue ho Injuncion afer he performanc o of ho ac for he purposes of an appeal wihou firs seing nsldo he ransacion, and in his case i Is deemed bes o allow ho presen saus o coninue, subjec o ho acion of he appellao cour." In ho body of he opinion, afer reciing ho proceedings ill now which havo been already fully repored In ills paper, he cour says: "If he exchango had no been made ho cour would no hesiae o coninue ho Injuncion In force pending ho proposed appeal, bu while I migh do no harm i would be useless and absurd o provide expressly In he decree for a coninuance of an Injuncion agains wha has already been accomplished. I Is rue ha he cour has Inheren power, as well as express power under he saue, o proec Is Jurisdicion, and also ha Is opinions or decisions remain subjec o is conrol unil he selemen and enry of ho final decree. In his case, for Insance, If he ransacion had been compleed prior o he decision he cour could havo se I aside as well as reaed he acion as a conemp of cour. Likewise, If of Is own moion or on a moion for a rehearing or oher moion I should se aside or modify he decision so as o produce a differen resul I could enforce ha nowihsanding he consummaion of he exchange. Bu he fac Is ha ho decision was rendered before he exchange was mado and has no since been alered. We do no now seo our way clear o ako seps o se aside he ransacion solely for he purposes of appeal wihou alering he decision upon ho meris of ho enso. I Is bes now o leave he maer as I sands for such acion as he Supreme Cour of he Unied Saes may direc In case an nppeal or wri of error Is allowed o ha cour and heard by I. If ha cour decides ho caso upon Is meris and reverses his cour i may be able o rcsoro he former saus, and if i does no hear he caso upon is meris I may be ha an original bill o se aside he ransacion would e, from he disposiion of which an appeal or wri of error migh bo aken which could be heard upon is meris by ha cour, bu hose are quesions for consideraion when hey arise. "A decree may be enered following he decision, omiing an order dissolving he Injuncion." Possibly L. L. McCandless, complainan, may nex move for a rehearing. In case ha were graned he former decision migh bo modified, and oherwise an appeal o Washingon bo ak en from is refusal.. GET i QUARTERS Boys and young men who hink I ono of ho huges Jokes going o send in a false alarm o ho fire hall, will now hnvo opporuniy of looking a he quesion from wo Bides. The police are ho on ho rail of such youhful offenders, and offences of his naure will hereafer bo deal wih as severely as he law will allow. Two boys who sen In a false alarm he oher nigh have boh received siff senences o he Reform School, and any ohers found a he same ricks will be given somehing beer o do. LIGT KEEPER ATTON DIES William aon, keeper of Barbors Poin lighhouse ever slnco I was buil many years ago, died soon afer reiring on Thursday nigh. o was previously In his usual good healh apparenly, having been In own ho same day oseo a recen grandchild. A naive of Lahalna, ho was abou years of age. aon became n Mormon conver on ho. occasion of ho visi of George Q. Cannon and oher aposles o ho Islands half a cenury ago and did some missionary work for ha faih. e was formerly a whaler and capain of InerIslan d vessels. When ho Federal governmen ook over he awaiian lighhouses, aon had qualified In civil servlco examinaions o hold his posiion. Through a laer examinaion he secured a raise of salary. PICTURED ROCKS 0FJ0L0A, KAUAI The long series of souherly sorms beaing in on ho coas is repored o have disclosed ho picured rocks of Koloa, Kauai, o an exen beyond wha has hihero ever been known. There Is now visible a larger variey of figures, nnd hero nro more perfec specimens. I Is hoped ha some effor will bo made o secure diagrams of heso for comparalvo sudy. The more ha nro obained of hese, ho beer chance here will bo of arriving a some feaslblo explanaion as o heir origin. A firs series of hese picures wore sen o ho Smihsonian Insiuion, bu so far bo effors of scieniss o accoun for heir exisence have been of no avail. J. Alfred Magoon sues A. J, Campbell, adminisraor of Lavlnla Kapus esae, for 325 balance due on a noo made by deceden on Juno 5, 00, o John Emmeluh for a per cen. Ineres. (i i TE SENATE ill The Senae will hold Is sessions In he office of ho Secreary of awaii. Tills was definiely seled yeserday afernoon In a consulaion held by Secreary Akinson wih ho Presiden designae of he Senae, E. Faxon Bishop. Earlier In he day Chief Clerk Manuel Cook and assisans wero pulling hings apar In ha Public Works office, formerly he royal banqueing hall, In preparaion for vacaing ho premises o glvo he Senae a chamber for holding Is siings during he ensuing session of he Legislaure. Sud denly ho order was changed, he disjoined fixures were replaced and he quie of clerical rouine again reigned. There was a meeing of he Senaors now In own held yeserday morning, when a preference for a chamber upsairs was srongly declared. The naive members were especially averse o he Public Works office. And, curiously, heir reason was he very hing ha had been urged on behalf of ha place ha Is, proximiy o he hall of he ouse of Represenaives, he old hrone room, direcly across he main hallway. These Senaors did no wish o be on he same floor wih he Represenaives. They objeced ha ho sessions of ho Senae would bo liable. In ha sunion, o unnecessary visis of he members of ono branch of he Legislaure o he chamber of ho oher. Doublessly, hough ho deails of he discussion have no been divulged, some of he Senaors fel ha he Juxaposiion of he wo chambers migh faciliae an undesirable amoun of reciprocal buonholing and lobbying beween he members of he wo branches. I was hoped by Governor Carer and Secreary Akinson ha he Governors privae office "he roblnseg g blue cfiamber" would be accepable o he Senaors. This because more convenien arrangemens for he business of ho execuive deparmens could. under ha plan, be made han.l he Senae ook he Secrearys office as In he sessions of 03 and 05. On leaving o reurn o Walalua a 4 oclock ho Governor lef ho maer enirely wih he Secreary o adjus. Secreary Akinson promply sough a consulaion over he wire wih Sena or Bishop, who while being sough called a he Secrearys office. The niaer was quickly decided. Senaor Bishop having saed ha he Senaors desired no place upsairs excep ho Secrearys office, Mr. Akinson was ed no lmi in discussion, bu cheerfully answered in he Senaors should have I as hey wished. So he Secrearys office will be prepared for he recepion of he Senae before he opening of he Legislaure on Wednesday pex. The desks of members were placed In he upper hall way of he Capiol yeserday ready for puing In posiion In whaever room migh be designaed. Secreary Akinson will havo he knockdown crib he occupied for he 05 session ereced again on ho veranda back of he Governors office for his occupancy during he ensuing session. Tho locaion hns a sunny exposure hnharmonlzcs wih he genial disposiion of he enan. " T Lyle A. Dickey has filed a second supplemenal bill for pariion agains ho heirs ec., of he lae W.. Cummlng s. This supplemen Is o bring In Nakuaua Kalulamaul nnd Tong Kau as possible claimans. FOUNDED IN ONOUR. No doub yon have Boon in ha papers such announcemens ns his concerning aomo medicino or oher: "If. on rial, you wrie.hu his medicino has dono you no good wo will round your monoy." Now, wo havo never had reason o speak in ha way concerning ho remedy named in his aricle. In a rade exending hroughou ho world, nobody has over complained ha our modicino has failed, or aeked for ho reurn of his monoy. Tho public nover grumbles a honesly and skillfully mado read, or a a medicino which really and acually does wha i was made o do. Tho foundaions of WAMPOLES PREPARATION aro laid in sinceriy and honour, ho knowledgo of which on ho par of ho peoplo explains is populariy and success. Thoro is nohing o disguise or conceal. I was no dreamed ou, or discovered by acciden i was slidie d ou, on ho solid principles of appliod medical science. I is palaablo as honoy and conains all ho nuriive and curaivo properies of Pure God Liver Oil, exraced by ns from fresh.cod livors, combined wih ho Compound Syrup of ypophosphie s and ho Exracs of Mal and Wild Ohorry. This remedy ia praised by nil who havo employed i in any of ho diseases i is recommondod o roliovo and euro, and is oftocivo from ho firs doso. In Anemia, Scrofula, Norvous and Goneral Dobiliy, Influenza, La Grippe, and Throa and Lung Troubles, i is & specific. Dr. Thos. un ucky says: "Tho coninued uso of i in my pracico, convinces mo ha i is ho mos palaable, leas nauseaing, and boa preparaion now on ho marke." You can ako i wih bo assuranc o of geing well. Ono bole proves is inrinsic value. "You canno bo disappoined in i." Sold by all chemiss everywhere. : &JfrJrlA.KW ll.!(., iv.,l iill.v flfc sv j,,. j ZF.CS?.T,.

9 n fxsw Casle fc. Cooke Co., Ld. ONOLULU. Commission Sugar Merchans Facors AGENTS FOR The E Planaion Company. The Walaua Agriculural Co., Ld. The Kohala Sugar Company. The Waimca Sugar Mill Company. The Filon Iron Works. S. Louis, Mo. The Sandard Oil Company. The George F. Make Seam Pumps Weson Cenrifugal. The New England Muual Life Insurance Company, of lloson. The Aena Insurance Co, of larfor d, Conn. The Alliance Asuirance Company, o London. Gasle & Cooke, Ld. Life and Fire Insurance Agens AGENTS FOR Englanfl Muual Ule Insurance Co. OF DOSTON, no lie insurance ARTFORD. mm INSURANCE Theo.. Davies & Co., (.Limied) Agens for Fire, Life and Marine Insurance. Norhern Assurance Company, foiei ii MM nnfl LIVERPOOL, FOR MARINE (capial.v j Reducion of raes. f Immediae Paymen of Claims. W Theo.. Davies & Co., Ld. AGENTS. The Famous Touris Roue of he World. Mounlnn esors: BANFF. GLACIER MT STEPENS AND FRASER CANYON EMPRESS LINE OF STEAMERS J FROM VANCOUVER. Tickes o All Poins in Japan, China, India and Around he World. For Tickes and general informaion Apply o TEO.. DAVIES & CO., LTD, Agens CanadianAusralia n S. S. Line. Canadian Pacific Railway. OAS. BREWER & CO.S NEW YORK LINE Regular line of vessels plying beween New Yoik and onolulu. Iron ship TILLIE E. STARBUCK will sail from New York for onolulu on or abou February 5,. FREIGT TAKEN AT LOW EST RATES. For freigh raes apply o CAS. DREWER & CO.. 2 KUby S., Boson, or TEO.. DAVIES & CO., onolulu. Bank of awaii LIMITED. Inrorporaed Under he Laws of he Terriory of awaii, PAIDU P CAPITAL 00, UEPLUS 0, UNDIVIDED PROFITS... 02,0.0 OFFICERS: Charles M. Cooke Presiden p. C, Jones,,,.VicePreside n f! W. Macfarlane..2nd n C. II. Cooke Cashier C. usace, Jr Assisan Cashier F, B. Damon Assisan Cashier F. B. Damon Secreary DIRECTORS:, Chaa. M. Cooke, P. C. Jones, F. TV. Macfarlane. E. F, Bishop, E. D. Tenney, J, A. McCandless, O,. Aheron, C. II. Cooke. COMMERCIAL AND BAVINaS DE PARTMENTS. Sric aenion given o all branches of Banking. TODD BUTLDINO, FORT BTOEBW. loin, AWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 0;. mmmmm Drcncn Ire Insurance Co. fmmm&&mnmxmmmwfm)mimmmmmmxmx The indimlkiicd liamiig Ien poined ngrnu he ahoc company ap of J arc prepared o iiiiire risks agains ire on Sone and llrlck uildings and cm Merchandise sored herein on he.,......,..,., i.i..,,.i..i. mos favorable erms. For pariculars apply a he office of V. A. SOIIAFFB & CO., AglS, Norh German Marino Insuhanco Co, OF IiniLI. Foruna Gcuoral Insurance Co. or ncilik. The Mrc Insurance Companies hac esablished a general agency here, and he undersigned, general ngenis, are auhorized o nko risks agains ho dnngers of he sea n he mos rensonajl e raes nnd on he mos favorable erms. F. A. SCAFFEI & CO., General Agens. General Insnranco Co. for Sea Elver and Land Transpor of Dresden. aving esablished an agency a onolulu nnd he awaiian Islands, he undersigned general agens are auhorized o ake risks agains ho dangers of ho sea a he mos reasonable raes nnd on he mos favorable erms. F. A. SCAFFER & CO., Agens for he awaiian Islands. COLONEL JONES All Is busle and confusion a miliary headquarers hese ays, or, raher, under he direcion of Colonel J. W. Jones, I Is order emerging ou of chaos, in connecion wih he preparaions ha are being" made for he miliary encampmen of he Naional Guards a Lcllehua This week. Approximaely 4C0 men, including men and officers, will leave a abou oclock Wednesday morning for he encampmen, and I is preparaion for hflr five days ouing ha U making lfe a busy maer for he officers In command. Very few people have any Idea as o he vas amoun of work required geing ready for an encampmen. On a small scale everyhing has o be arranged and looked afer wih ho same careful forehough as hough hey OF LONDON, FOR FIRE AND were" saring ou on a campaign. Ever LIFE. Esablished 36. since he Dh of February four largo 3,5.000 Accumulaed Funds nrmy wagons esscqr wagons) havo been making he long haul o Lellehua. Every man mus have his Individual co, and hey mus send four kinds of ens Tn numbers sufficien o hold all he men hospial ens, conical wall, officers wall and common wall. Buzzaco ovens will, go along for each company o do heir cooking in. The provisions will be he regular army raions, and will be given o each company In he raw sae, and ha company cook will ave o pu I In shape for he men. Then here has o be a large assormen of working ools, field desks, flrewodd, forage for he anirhals, and lumber for various purposes. The 400 men will be disribued beween six companies, ho band, signal corps and he hospial corps. Early Wednesday morning hey expec o be Joined By wo companies from he oher islands who will coma In on he boal. Thcy will reurn on Sunday eenlng. While n he en. In Connecion Wih he CanadianAusralia n S.camship Line Tickes are Issued campmen mos aenion will bo given TO ALL POINTS IN TE UNITED o arge pracise, ha being he chief STATES AND CANADA. VIA aim of he V. S. Governmen In appropriaing money for his purpose VICTORIA and VANCOUVER every year. v &V xr. j "iff pz fly,. l.. I COMMERCIAL By Daniel Logan. NEWS XXMWMMMX&Sll&XMJiXJi&iX&XXe lcmcruil cnuiu miwci lvmi who...,,!, "... lv...p,... o ho sugar planer, Indicaing La llnwnll Is no going o ho much longer a semilnir sone for Jnmneso labor seeking he mainland. I was nnnounccd ha he Sonao Imd passed lio immigraion bill ns Inroduced by he Adminisraion, inder he ormi of which Jnpnncso coolies arc excluded from ho mainland and hoso In awaii nnd ho Philippines prohibied from migraing o he mninlnnd. According o he Ins previous cablegrams ho Presiden had pramhed, In enso ho immigraion bill failed, o call an exra session of Congress. Tho passage of his measuro will havo ho effec, if no disurbing coningency arises o affec ho coming of Jnpancso o llnwall, of giving he planers conrol of ho labor siuaion, Mcnnimo ho Board of Immigraion has cabled Insrucions o Mr. Sacknblo In London o charer nnohor seamship, o follow In ho wnko of he oliopolls wih her,2 Spanish lnhor solcrs, for ho convoyanco of anoher,2 pooplo from Malaga and Madeira. Tho sugar marke rows Is less saisfacory, yeserdays Now York cablo showing a drop of conrifugnls from $0.40 o $6.G0 a on. A reducion of 0 cenb in ho on Is no rifle. A ho same imo ho pariy of Europenn boos hnn Advanced 40 cons in ho on o $.0 sinco his day week. Tho posiion simply proves whn has been shown in his paper recenly, ha ho Cuban plnners havo dlshod ho cano sugnr marko his year. Sugar socks havo varied bu slighly sinco las repor. Tlio feauro of ho week has been a largo aggregao ransference of Onhu Sugar Co. shares wihou any change in ho price. TE WEEKS EXCANGES. Transacions of ho onolulu Sock and Ilond Exchnngo for ho weok havo been ns follows:. C. & S. Co. ($), 5 n 4; Olaa ($), 60 a 2.G; Onhu Sugar Co. ($), 5, 0, 40, 0,, 0, DO, n $23.5; Ewn ($), 0 n 25.25,,,, 25, 5 a 25; Waialua ($), 5, 5,, a ; Inor Island. N. Co. ($), 5 a 2; O. I. & L. Co. ($),, a 4, a 3.5; aw. Sugar Co. ($), 0, a 33; Pioneer ($), a 34; Cnl. lofincry 0s, $3,000, $3,000 a 03; Pioncor Cs, $2,000 a ; on. Rapid Transi 0s, $,000 a 0. Dividends were declared as follows on ho 5h: awaiian Sugar Co., per con; Oahu Sugar Co., per cen; O. R. & L. Co., per cen; Muual Telophono Co. (qunr), por cen. REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING. Real esao is a a low ebb. Wih ho oxcopiin of negoiaions for some weeks pending abou a valuable business block, nohing is hoard of any imporan ransacions under way. According o Gcorgo W. Fishor, a visiing lumber merchan from San Francisco, he price of lumber is ilkoly o go sill higher. Such a siuaion is dampening of building oncrpriso. Thoro aro hundreds of houso los owned in ho mos aracive environs of onolulu lying unimproved, whilo rens are mainained a raos ha are in many cases exravagan for ho accommodaions offered. James F. Morgan yeserday sold a aucion wo fish ponds froning on Waikiki and Kalia roads, wih an area of abou wo acres, o Nancy obron for $5. Also, hree los of aro land, conaining half an acre, a Waialaoik i for $5, o Paul Isonborg. Lae recordings nro as follows: F. E. Thompson, rusee, o Socloy I. Shaw, deed of ineres in wo los, 0,525 square foe and 2,0S0 squaro feo, Waikiki, $,2; Leong Sura o nl. o L. Y. Ahoo, deed of Vineyard sree propery and ineres in parnership propory of Y. AI60 & Co., $3,0; Edward II. Bailey and wife o Manuel A. Tnvaros, ineres in premises, llamakualo Maui, $3,000; Addio B. Gear and husband (A. V. G.) o Queens ospial, deed of Koakopua propery, $ and morgage $2,000; Annio T. K. Parker, by guardian, o John ind, lease of 3,000,000 gallons waer daily from sream, Waimca, S. Kohala, wih righ of way for waercourse, yoars a $5,000 a year. Judge Lindsay dismissed ho bill in equiy of Land Commissioner Pra o compel Arhur M. Brown o accep and oxecuo a lease of,000 acres moro or less of ho Kaoho lands on awaii for 2 years a $4,5 ai year, which Browns ngon bid in a public aucion hold by ho Commissioner wo years ago. Bids o erec ho proposed new conven school building a Knimuki for ho Caholic Sisers ranged from $3,000 o $53,000, nnd Bishop Liber ha he lowes bid was oo high o bo considered. Mos, of he 2,3 acres of land a Pupukea and Paumalu, Koolau, Oahu, sold by ho governmen o abou weny homeseaders wo years ago, isundcr mneapplo culivaion. GENERAL ITEMS. O. P. Ausin, chief of ho Bureau of Saisics of ho Deparmen of Commerce and Labor, in n recenly published leer sajs: "A secion ablo o produco such a variey of ropical nrlclcs as may be produced in ho awaiian Islands, nnd having free access o a marke demanding such enormous quaniies of hoso various nriclcs, as does lio marke of ho Unied Saes, ough o becomo no merely prosperous, ns i already is, bu ono of ho mos New Schoolhouses in Course of Consrucion JLO IG SCOOL. I&ffi 5 mm ", mm JWgmJiii.. ni..g!wmr. "..car..ifik r?r M, &. zzz.. "",, v mi KALnWAEN SCOOL.. f ; ri,.i.j.. w"i.. S SAVE YOU SKIN ow o Preserve Purify and Beauify ne iskin and complexion. To pre ervo, purify, nnd beauify ho skin, nnd n ei nlmplos, Mochcu. blackheads, redness, rouglincrs, yellow, ollv, inoliy skin, chapping, nnd inany oher forms of skill hlcmlbiics, no oher ckln nr complnxlon noap ia for n nnmen o bo compared wih CUTrmx Soaj. Iipcmiiim) no oher sonp reaches lio cause, I., Oie clogged, irriaj, or inflamed condiion of ho 03 SAVE YOUR AIR ow o Preven Falling air Scalp umours and Dandruff. Cloano lio scalp and hair horoughly wih a w inn shampoo o Concon Soap, rlnso wih warm wncr, dry cnrcull v, nnd apply n ligh dressing of CimcUA. pures of emolliens, gonlv ruljbod Ino ho scalp. Tills slmplo, rereshlng, nnd Incxponslvo renmeu w clear ho scalp nnd hair of cruss, scales, and dnndrufl, sooho Irriaed, Iching surfaces, smulao ho Imlr follioles, supply ho roos wih encrgv and jioiirnhnicu, and make ho hair grow upon a swee, wholesome, nud heulihy sculp, when all elso falls SAVE YOUR ANDS ow o Make he ands Sof and Whie in a Single Nigh. JBaho nnd eoav ho hands on reiring In a srong, ho laher of ConcciA, 6oai Dry horoughly and nnoli freely wih Cuicoka Oinmen, ho groa skin euro and pures of emolliens. Wear during ho nigh old, looso kid gloves wih ho fluger ends cu off For red, rough, chapped hands, dry. Assured, iohng, feverish palms, shapeless nails, wih painful finger ends, his on niali reamen Is Blmply wonderful and a blessing; o all alulccd wih soro, chapped, rough, or ender hands. Cuicura Complee Exernal and Inernal Treamen for Every umour, ConilBlnj o Cuiouk KnAP.oeleama lie kln or en nd icale Tho fia nuonen linlilckfdr cuicle, C(!TlcufuOlniur,,olnUnlrllr Ichmk. inummnlon. n.l Irrlmlnn, iid iooi. md h.l. and Cui ywn ii.l,.flt,iqodi anu rii.ndiuo Diooa. ah.nulrhb is oiienimcirnio coro rie mos orarlnir, dliosurlns, and humlllailnb kln.icaln, an I blood homoun.wlihlomor hair, when all eiie faila Sold hrnuifhnn i i.. TowKa b Co,. fivinr. N.. W. 0, Afrlral i..... nenol LRNniir.. C.nnm Tnvn. MAII n f.. n. ntruauaa Luau. (.n w.. Coar u.p Propa., Boson. in. ma 0&. Dvaip. wiu uair, pofc irefb Bole V. 6. A, T lio worrd. AmL n,. Dr. J. Collis OllOlAL Kin nilt OBVIMm Brownes CLORODYNE OEIOINAL AND ONLY GENUINE. Each Bole of his wellknow n Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Ashma, Bronchiis, Neuralgia, Toohache, Diarrhoea, Spasms, ec., bears on ho Samp ho namo of ho Invenor DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE. NumorouB Tesimonials from Eminen Physicians accompany each bole. Prices In England Sold in Boles,,, 40, bj all Chemiss. Solo Manufacurers, J. T. Davonpor, Limied, London. iiiiiwr..i,i prosperous and perhaps ho mos prosperous of all ho ropical communiies of ho world." Mr. Ausin goes on o speak of ho powor of awaii o produce sugar, coffee, rubbor, ropical fruis, sisal nnd cocoa, menioning I ho millions of vnluo of imporaions o ho Unied Saes of each iem named. Samples of an acccpnblo wino now boing mndo In Kona, awaii, aro bolng esed in onolulu. I comes from grapes of a species no used in California for disillaion. A cnorpriso hns winemakin g been esablished on Maul for somo imo by an incorporaed company. A ho annual meeing of Onomca Sugnr Co. a crop of 3,0 ons of Bugar for las year was repored, wih an esimao of,000 ons for. Tho awaiian Agriculural Cos shareholders, n heir nnnual mooing, woro informed ha lio combinod crop of 00 nnd 0 would bo nbou,000 ons of sugnr from 2,0 acres. This planaion was devasaed moro compleely han any oher by ho r wo years ago, making las years crop a missing quaniy, bu as his years esimao biiows i has rccovorod nnd in 0 licro will bo nn area of 2,35 ncrcs o bo harvesed, wih probable yield of 0,000 ons of sugar. Chrisopher Johnson lins gone ino volunary bankrupcy wih debs of $. nnd nssels confined o exemp bolonglngs vnluod a $0. Tho Nomo senmship Ohio was charered n Sealo on lio h Ins, by lio Los Angeles Chnnibor of Cominorco for n voyage wih ha body, consising o 2 passengers, from San Pedro o onolulu. I was expeced ha ho Ohio would snil from San Pedro on ho 23rd, which is S.iurdhy nex.. Prank S. liarr, a civil engineer of San Diego visiing onolulu, is auhoriy for ho sneinon ha lio Sprcckcls Bcnmships aro going o innko a regular por of call of Sun Diego, giving i direc communicaion wih onolulu, jus as soon ns ho railroad from ha ciy o Yuma is finished. Ocean seam arrivals for ho week havo been ho Moanu from Vnncouvcr, lio China from he Orion, ho Korea from San Irancisco, ho Logan from San Prancisco and ho Sierra from San Francisco, Deparures havo been lio Ifoana for lio Colonics, he Novndnn for Knliulii, lio China for San Prancisco, he Korea for lio Orion, ho Logan for Guam and Manila nnd ho Sierra for ho Colonies, KONOIS FIERY END Chinese New Year won ou In a blazo of glory Sunday nigh, somo ow miles of firecrackers being sacrificed o mark ho oven. Deforo dark ho closing ceremonies began hroughou Chinaown, ho feasing bolng kep up unil ho las of ho refreshmens, solid and liquid, had disappeared from ho red covered ables. During i all and up unil abou hal pas eigh he nolso of he firecracker was. Incessan, from he lanala of a number of sores and sociey halls ono sring being lighed as soon as anoher had squibbe d Iself Ino fragmens. From he hall of he fishmarko sociey, on Maunakea sree noar King, ho mos nolso proceeded. ero ho firework display wns ho hos and sover al hundred Chinamen blocked Maunakea sree a ha poin o wach and cheer. On King sree, near Llllha, ho firework dlspluy was responsible for, he urning In of a flro alarm shorly afer six oclock, The supposed flro was over Chneso soro on he makal sldo of King, a fow doors Ilwn of Llllha. ero a number of Cooslalo wero having a paricularly good ime, having pu ha wihin heir mouhs which sole away heir modicum or brains nnd rendered hem so careless ha hey begin shooing off some miniaure volcanoes righ In heir banque room, The sigh of hese flames excied anoher Chinese neighbor, who promply hiked ou and R urned in he alarm. Tho flro deparmen nnd ho poll"o had been expecing ha somehing would hnppcn from ho fireworks nnd responded on ho Jump, o find ou ha I wqs all a misake. Tho Chinaman who had urned In he alarm had promply disappeared, leaving lip proprieor of ho shop o mako his excuses of ho firemen, o found ha his was qulo an underaking, for o show ha ho flro was pau lie had se off n bunch or crackers undor ho noses of ho horses of ho flro cnglno as soon as hoy had been pulled up In fron of his place. This lile aenion nearly became ho moans of a runaway and added somewha o ho annoyance of ho firemen. KINO OP ALL COUC! MEDICINES. Mr. E. Q. Case, a mall cnrrlor of Canon Cener, Connecicu, U. S. A., who has beon In ho Unied Saes Sorvic o for abou sixeen years, Bays: "Wo havo ried many cough medicines for croup, nu Cliuuiberlnlns Cough Ilomedy is king of nil ami ono o bo rolled upon eyoiy ime. Wo also find i ho bes rcmody for coughs and colds, giving cernlii resuls and leaving 0 had afer effecs. Wo nro nover wihou i in he house, For salo by Ilouson, Smih. Co., agens for aw nil. BUOAIl ON KAUAI. There Is n he presen imo available for shipmen on Kuual over 60,0 bags of sugur, divided among ho various planaions as follows: C, S. M., 00; V. K COO! Male, S3.33; Q. & I., 0,3; McD., 24,0; M, S, Co., 0, and K, S. Co., 322. IS " A iv i ra, J dp ff A h,?i,, wfw 3. fi ij!& jmie JUIJJ& I

10 : 0 AWAIIAN GAZETTETUESDAY, FEBRUARY, Jr,;, SE MIWEEKLY k a ) I Si v SIPPINQ INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Thursday, February. cr, Knwallnnl, from Koolnu pori, Tia Ewn, 0 p. m, Friday, February IS. m. Kiimii IluWunn. from Kukul liaclc. onokia, Mahukona. nnd KilioUi, a. m. Blr. Kb Au IIou, Sachs, from Kauai pors, 6: a. m. Am. bk. Andrew Welch, Kelly, 25 days from San Francisco, :6 p. m. KAULUI. Arrived, February 2 A., S. areene, from onolulu. Saurday, February C Br. Nllhau, Townscnd, from Eleele, :25 a. m. Sr. Klnau, Freeman, from IIIlo and way pors, :35 a. m. Bchr. ob oy, from Puuloa, 2 p. m. Br. S. S. Elaine, Mlllons, 2 days from Newcasle, a. m. ILO. Arrived, February 2. Am. baric Amy Turner, McAlman, 25 days from an Francisco. February 4. A. B. B. CallfOrnlan, Swefscr, from Kaanapal l. In 26 hours. Depared, February 2. M. N. S. B. Enerprise, Toungren, for San Francisco. v A TIITT.ir. Arrived,.February 6. Br. ship Clav" onion, Thompson, 5 days rrom.nirae pors. Sunday, February ". Sr. W. G. all, S. Thompson, from Kauai pors, 3:45 a. in. Sr. Iwalanl, Pllz, from Molokal, Maul nnd Lnnal por, 6 n. m. Sr. Maul, Denno, from Kawalhae, :,a. m. Am, bk. Edward May, Jorgcnson, from San Francisco, 2 m. Am. bk. S. C. Allen, Wilier, from 545 r m. Br. bk. Inveramsay, Dalrymple, from Glasgow, 6 p. m. Monday, February. P. M. S. S. Mongolia, ahaway, from he Orien, of por 6:45 p. m. Sr. Klnau, Freeman, from Kahulu, 6: a. m. DEPARTED Scr. Kawalfnnl, for ouula, 5: p. m. Scr. Mol Wahlne, for auula and onolpu, 5; p. m. Sr. Maul, Benne, for Kawalhao, 4 p. m. Sr. Claudlne, Parker, for Maul, and. awaii pors, 6 p. m. Am. sp. Ersklno M. Phelps, Graham, for Delaware Breakwaer, :0 p. an. KAANAPALI. Depared. February 3 A. S. S. Californlan, Swceser, for Uo. Sr. Klnau, Freeman, for Kahulul, a. m. I Sr. Ko Au ou, Tullc, for Kauai pors, 5 p. m. Sr. Nllhau, Townsend, for Anaholo, 5 P. m. Sr. Nncau, Pedcrson, for amakua pors, 5 p. m. PASSENGERS..Arrived. Per sr. Ke Au ou, February 5, from Kllauea. Wm. Kahlllkolo. Per sr. Nllhau, from Elcele, February 6. A. aneberg. Per sr. Klnau, from llo and way pors, February 6. E. A. Ramsay, Mrs. E. A. Ramsay, W. E. Wall, Louis G. Ellluler,. P. Eakln, Mrs.. P. Eakln, J. L. Kaulukou, S. K. Kahana, Mrs. S. K. Kahana, Senaor J. T. Brown, W. Nallima Jr., Mrs.. N. Wiggins, A. Fernandez, Miss G. Fernandez, Mrs.. i Morehcad, Norman K. layman, G. P, Casle, Rev. W. D. Weservel, Mrs. J. Mecalfe, John Koomanls, C. Walers, A. Colder, John T. Molr Jr., Oo Brunncr, Maser F. Kahana, L. M. Kanlho, Mrs. L. M. Kanlh o, R. K. Nalpo, Mrs. Julia Kapu. A. C. Alexander,. L. uchinson, J. W. Waldron, A. B. Lindsay, James Glbb, Mrs. J. Glbb, MIbs L. Glbb, Mrs. W.. Crawford, II. E. Picker, Rev. J. K. Kallno, M. P. Walwaiolo, John Walwaiol e, T. R. Robinson, R. P. Robinson, W. F. Wilson, C. oy. Per sr. W.G. all, February, from Kauai pprs. Mr. Anderman, J. II. Coney, Mrs. Coney, J. D. Whie, Mr. Brock. E. A. MoSml Mr. Mersberg, J.. Wilson,. Chas. Rico, Miss Bryan, Mr. air, Mrs. Cannon, Mrs.. Iscnberg, R. L. WTlcox, J. K. Gandall, Mrs." Gandall, Eewls Almoy, D. W. Ausin, J. N. Wood, C. II. Jennings, G.. Fnlrchlld. Per sr. Klnau, February IS, from Kahulul. F. E. Thompson, G. A. Angus,. A, Wilder, II. C. Easern, G. W. King, C. F. Murray, V. urd, A. Cor,ke. C. B. all, F. E. Richardson, J. Doughery, E. E. llnrman, F. Barrow,. T. Moore, R. C. Lydeckcr, W. F. ellbron, Jack Lucas, A. R. Rowa, II. II. Simpson, W. II. McLennan, E. J. Lord, D. D. Der Vrles. W. G. Smih, J. L. orner, Thomas OBrien, C. F. Grani e, R. P. Davis.. E. Murray, II, P. Roh, C. J. McCarhy, Guy Livingson, A. Oarley, M. II. Drummond, M., Webb, Sain Johnson, J.. owland, J. L. Doyle, J. W. Doylo, G. A. Marin,. D. Couzcns, F. J. McLaughlin, C. E. Meson. E. W. Qulnn, G. P. OBrien, O. D. Campsle, W. Campsle, J, Campsle. J. M. Vivas. Mrs. Wesco and child, J. L. Fleming, G. R. Adams, T. O Wall. Dr. W. II. Schoenlng. N. B. Toung, L. M. Whlehouse, II. C. Car. er, W. Lougher, II, Armage, Luher JSnos, George Plo, John Paaluhl, arr Clark, John Peerson, Adrian Koho, J. McCandless, Tom Evans, D. Mello. Depared. Per sr, Claudlne, February IB, for Maul and awaii pors. Dr. Paie, C. Miss M, Keanu, Mls3 elunanl, Mrs. Green, Chas. K. Nolcy. J,. Woods. Miss M. Keanu, Miss clualalu, Mrs. J. W. Wrenn and child, Miss II. Daniels, Mrs. E. Daniels, D. Silveser, C. Davles, Dr. Waerhouse,. M. Glell,. Gorman, Miss ala, J. A. Aheong, W. C. Peacock. E. P. Low, c. W. Green.l John Fleming, enry Becklcy and Elks pary. BORN. CARTER A iln. Unwnll mnnn, 5, 0, o he wife of J. C. Carer, a son. VARIS A he Maernlyome, Feb. ruary 2, 0, o Mr. nnd MrB. Geo. II, Varli. a daugher, BARTLETTFebruary lt, o Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. G. Barle, a daugher. BEIIGEU In onolulu. awaii, Thursday, February 4, 0, o Capain and Mrs. enri Berger, a daugher, DIED. OIIAY In Berkeley, Cnl., on Februar 6, 0, Mary A. Gray, for many (years a residen of onolulu, aged years., Ensure Yoir Cine Crops by supplying an nmmonlnc in a fom in which i can be uilized by he plans. Nirae of Soda (TlID STANDARD AMMONATB) is no only he cheapes bu i can be aken up by he roos as soon as applied. Special Offer o Farmers "Sugar Cine," a valuable bookle on he culivaion of sugar cane, will be en free o any culivaor upon reques, if paper I menioned In which hu adverisemen is seen. WUUAM S. MYERS, Direcor Ma Sminl um. New Yirk PlaEASE APPLY BY poat OABD. 60 YEARS EXPERIENCE ijjwra Track Mahkb DESIGNS Anyone undlni W ikch nd dmcrplon mar qnlcklr f"i?sl! yr.wsskinf25ki5s!; lom inelitcdnuaaiiiiu. lunuouu. " r len no. Olde for mnnrmmms. uuin TKoS Munn XVoTreceT. neal nolc, wihou cbanie. in wo Scienific Jlcrica. Ahuidiomlr lllnnrefeif weeklr. Jri dr. MUNN &Co.36Bre,d" New York Brlnoh Offleerea F B, WMhlnson. D. C (Coninued from Pace One.).and he los o ho owner or he building was esimaed o bo one dollar. No oher alarms were urned In. Sheriff Inukeu acknowledged receip of he noificaion of ho appoinmen of a awaiian Inerpreer of he pollco cour and suld Mr. Weed would bo re llfived from ha duy u ho end of ho monh. The chair said ho had noiced among ho names,of special olllccrs appoined by Sheriff Iiiukea he names of lessrs. Fern and arvey, nnd us hey had been eleced Supervisors hey should no hold commissions. "You have no oe cualon for hose commissions now and I hope you will reurn hem," said Mr. usace, "and I rus none of ho Su pervisors will accep n commission." Mr. arvey explained ha hey had held commissions under he former Sheriff for heir own proecion a he wharf and when he change was made he commissions were reissued. There was somehing of a discussion over ho maer of repors from com miees. arvey said I had been he cusom of ihe chairman of he old board o announce wpa was,belng done, bu ho cusom is no being followed now. e hough he chair should have each commiee repor a he meeings wha Is being done. The chair said he would ask quesions before ho adjournmen, and he kep his promise. Iepors were "made nnd (Mr. Dwlgh pu In a plea for more money o make repairs. Tho chair said he couny Is oo hard up nnd handed him a lemon In lieu of he coin. arvey explained ha he was ired of being asked on ho sree wha ho board Is doing In differen maers, and for ha reason ho fel ha wrien repors should bo mnde by members of ho commiees. Someone suggesed ha i would bo well for ho chair o go ou wih he road supervisor and see wha is being done o he roads. To his ho chair replied ha I would make no difference, as here was no money o uso for ho purpose of new work nnd very lile for repairs. Thero being no oher business, h board adjourned unil nex Monday nigh. SEGBESflTIONJWAY BE LOST (Coninued from Pace One.) presen appcaranco as compared wih when I las saw horn in 0 "I noe your Bon has finally been nominaed o he Naval Academy. Is your rip in anyway conneced wili, his nominaion!" naked ho reporer. "Yes," was ho answer, "I had a cablo from Kuho his morning saing ha ho boy has been appoined wihou examinaion, his successful examinaion of wo yenre ago when ho wns an alernae candidae, serving him wihou nnj; Juxfar ordeal in ha direcion. I hfii.no ye informed when ho will bo require a Annapolis, bu if in ho nearfulure, ho will probably accompany moacrosq ho coninen for ha purpos$.v T 0)j0 prpposo o ako my second son or renfnen by eye specialiss in Jan Francisco." : i. : E OF TE ELIOPOLIS No Informaion was received by ho Board of Immigraion from E. I. Snckable, Is special agon In Europe, regarding ho disaser o ho seambhl p liellopolls roporcd by cablo in yeserdays Adveriser. Wheher i is a caso of no news being good news Is pcrhapi oo early o say. I sligh ake Mr. Snckable. ho beer par of a day o ascerain ho condiion of he seamer and how he mishap may affec her charer o carry emigrans from Malaga o onolulu, Tho seamers Ko Au IIou, Xocau nnd Nllhau depared las evening for various island pors. i) OW TE ELKS N DEB MAUI Flfysoven Elks, nembcm of onolulu Lodgo No. BIO, enmo nahoro from ho Klnau yeserday morning, ired bu happy, Tho unnrilmous opinion was ha hey had hod a good ime. Tho Elks ouing Is n hing of ho pas, bu ha does no mean ha I! forgoen. In fac I may bo assumed ha long afer ho las shred be firecracker paper has been dispersed by ho elemens from ho sree In fron of ho Maul oel, Walluku wil reain a vivid memory of ho dae whon I was shaken o is foundaions. Is Individua l Inhabians will also probably Jump a sudden noises for some ime o come. Tho ElkB won for a good lmo and had I. So did Walluku, and ovcryono Is saisfied. Promply a six oclock on naay ho Claudlne lef he wharf wih many of ho local herd aboard, all of whom worn chaaclv aired n linen dusers and whie fel hns wih jurplo bands. They also carried bamboo canespiand each grip nnd sui case bore ho words "ello Bill!" in largo block Joers. A kidnaping commlee, previously, ap poined, consising of Bam jonnson, is. J. Lord and J.. owland succeeded In shanghaing Clarence Waerman a ho las momen. I was a very specacular performance, Clarence being carried aboard by Bbeer force, proes ing loudly. I may be here saed, in parenhesis, ha Clarence Is no con nldnreil n. dead came spor." "The rnnonn wil hn nxolalneil hereafer. A largo crowd had assembled a ho wharf o bid goodby e o no neru, and as he Claudlne depared, saucs were fired from a cannon on ho bridge deck, nnd as ho Beamer passca no llghhouso here were.seven blass mm (hn Rxnm whisle. "Scoy" Meson, who ook charge of ho whhlo cord inended o pull i Bin imes, uu his design was frusraed a ho h nemp by Capain Parker ordering ho seam urned off. This so disgus oil "Scoy" ha he crawled Ino a surf boa and wen o sleep. A Lahalna Clarence Waerrnan suc ceeded In elud nc ho kidnaping com mleo by crawling under a bed a he Pioneer oel, wnne no, comminco was sadly singing "Gee, bu his is a lonesome own." e reurned o o nolulu on he Iwalanl, which lef Xahnla 3 p. m. he following day, and nosed as somehing of a. hero on his reurn. This was all very Wall unil yeserday when, ho pilgrims reurned from Maul whon Clarence was nanacu a lemon," as. I were, and unanimously voeu a quuier.,, A Kahulul he visiors were received by a number of Maul Elks and conveyed o shore on a bargo decoraed wih rees bearing he legend: "Elks Paddock." Tho saluing cannon came srenuously Ino play, o he uer dismay of a pony fahered on ho barge, who was doing his bes o.look like a real elk. A Walluku, ho Maul oel was pracically urned ovor, o ho visiors, no oher gucawbelng re celved during Saurday and Siinday. Minn os Waldeyer. who is" a men hnr nf onolulu Lodge, had made cv erv nredaralon for he herd, and mirrh nppntnmfflalons were sorfc wha srained bf ho number S lh viiiiora hev found every bomfor awai ing hem and unld In chanlng We praises of Mr. wuiacyer as a oonifac e. Every room was; numbered 66, and a large sign announced he fac he hoel was "B. P. O, E. eadquarers." I Is a conservaive saerrffi ha rio Maul oel is, apfescnfa riilo hn worse for wear. v 0f" f" Saurday morning was supposed Jo be given over o repose and a quie nnlnmnlnllnn nf he beauies Of lio uie, bu his was disurbeda an ealy hour by a serenade by no wuiiuku band, consising of a bass drum wih cjmbals. a snare drum and a life, played by hree aged awallans. Tho rep ornlrn was simple. consising 0"T "Yankee Doodle" and "Marehjng Through Georgia," bu hese were execued wih grea spiri. TE FIRST CASUALTY. Tho firs casualy of he day wns h arres, of John Doylo for fas nnd furious riding. Jack Is a lover of equesrianism, having learned he ar from a correspondence school. is abiliy as a cavalier Is well known In onolulu, bu Is no appreciaed by ho consabulary of Wnlluku. In fac, he minions of he law were unwonedly acive hroughou he enire sojourn of he Elks. The officer who( arresed Doyle, afer being porsunded of ho error of his way, released him a onco nnd old him o go as fas as ho Iked. The following salvo was composed on ho spp o fi he occasion: ;Who Is Jack Doyle? "Firs In war, firs In peace, rirs In he hands of he Maul pollco!" Tho second exciing affair occurred when a awaiian, driving a eam of five mules, came down he Brce. They were ordinary, common or garden mules, bu a cerain maser mariner, who shall be nameless, Inld a wager (wih himself) ha hey wero hurdlers. Aided and aboed by a few congenial spiris, ho sreched a ropo across he sree Jus n he psychological momen, bearing he sign "Tdbu." The capain los he wager, and he foremos mule abou wo cens worh.of hide, for which ho owner demanded damages In he sum of 25. e oven called on ho depuy sheriff for assis unco, There was considerable argumen. Finally he Elk had an Inspiraion. "ave you a drivers license?" he dcinnndcd. The Jehu eald "No." "Well, no one is allowed, under vbo Federal saues, o drive moro han wo mules abreas wihou a drivers license. If you press his charge wo will have you arresed for violaion of ho laws of he Unied Slaes governmen." Tho driver promply faded away, ho depuy sheriff disappearing In he opposie direcion. The hoel wns ho cener of aciviy for many hours hereafer. "Konohl" srings of firecrackers were exploded, us well ns he saluing cannon. A cerain n while engaged In a brown sudy, woji grievously wounded In he lef leg by a from ho laer, and for some momens ho surrounding" amosphere ook on a sulphurous inge. ON TE CAIIS. A one oclock he pary boarded a special rain and visied Puunene and Pala planaions. Theri wns ineresln g, bu devoid of sarling feaure. Th( kldnnplns: commiee nmln b eama aclo and removed Judga perforce, from Ihe bosom u his family. Up mads Ihe rip undjr Proes. The Kiclil session wax hold In K. of V, air and wan well aended, ho hall being crowded wih Elks and heir rues. Irnnk Thompson officiaed as chnlrmnn wih his usinl skill and urbaniy. e Imposed fines wih Imparialiy. The members of onolulu Lodge were axed collecively fify rens apiece for encumbering ho earh Jnck Lucni explained Uni am John son, E, J. Lord and Win, Decoo had won (2 from him In a pedro gamo and was promply fined. a llkp amoun for acing ns Informer. Exaled Ilulcr arry Murray mndo ho opcnlns; address; C. B. "Wells spokp feelingly, as did Jns. L. Coke; nslngx owland mndo a decided hi wih a parody on "Give My Regards o Ilrondway Called "Give My Regards o Maul." ugh owell gnve a ebrew Impersonaion nnd wns donaed one dollar from ho general fund o hnvo his volco culivaed. J. Waler Doylo made ono of ho his of he evening as a sidesho w spieler. A ho conclusion of he sun "Dunle" armann appenred arrayed as a Moorish beauy, who, according o ho announcer, had "Lile Egyp skinned o deah. arry Couzens con rlbucd some Limericks full of local his, responding o nn encore wih "The Chnrge of he Ligh Brigade," in Scandinavian. Jack Lucas mode a poliical speech In awaiian, wih Guy Livingson as Inerpreer. Trie only word of awaiian Guy knows Is "plllkla," bu he acquied himself crediably, some of he Maullcs being convinced ha ho was a awaiian BChoIar. Tho complee program was as follows: Opening address.exaled Iuler. E. Murray" ""c Quine wna iiau Thinks of II...C. B. Wells Speech.,..Jas. L. Coke Song "Give My Regards o Maul" J.. owland Song "The ebrew Fancy Ball"... ugh owell Parody "Gee, bu his is a dandy own" m.. Webb Side show spiel J. Waler Doyle Reciaion "Casey a he Ba" W. W. Wcscoa Parody "Grand Old Clock", Jas. D. Doughery Some Limerick,.. D. Couzens Selecions Elks Quare Poliical speech...,, Jack Lucas, Guy Livingson, Inerpreer, iiigmana nng j. b. Thompson awaiian ula,..(..w. Lougher and "Slas" ellbron Sory G. W. R. King Sein Song,,J,. owland Sory...F. E. Thompson Tho session was closed wih ho singing of he Eleven Ocjock Toas by J,. Doughery and ho draining of seins q "Our Absen; Brohers." An adjournmen was made o ho hoel where anoher social session was held which lased ill ho "wee sma" hours. Some of he "limericks" on wellknow n members of ho order were as follows: An auomobllls grew pensive, For he gasoline smell was offensive. Why no run I wih vinegar?" Exclaimed Dr. Dlnegar. e replied: "Tho darn suffs oo expensive." There was a young man named Waldeyer, Who said: "Prices go higher and higher, Bu a my big hoel Things are cheaper han" well, Jus hen spmebody called him a liar. When In Maul you chance o arrive, Call on Wells and you surely will hrive. e will se up he bes If you come as his gues. Bu In business hell skin you alive. Capain Berger exclaimed: vaiidu failure, "i I will, yes, go o Maul, suro.kela. I will bring down ho house, Eln, zel, drel, Elnmalousl..: ock der Kaiser! Prosi Nul ka wela!"seein TE COUNTRY. Tho picnic In Iao Valley on Sunday was a grand success. To record all ho evens of he day would be Impossible. Thero was "somehing doing" every minue. Iao Valley, by he way, was rechriscned I. O. U. Valley; There wero numerous pedro games during ho day which may accoun for he change. Afer lunch, which was serv ed "al fresco." Guy Llvlnson organ ized an open air minsrel show for he benefi of he band which accompanied he members of 66 from onolulu. Guys powers of persuasion and his abiliy as a comedian were axed o ho umos, bu ho succeed ed In collecing abou $33. Tho only casualy o be recorded was he Involunary plunge of a mombcr of he local lodge ino he Iceco waer of ho chue. This same member, laer. fearful of missing ho shore boa a Kahulul, plunged gracefully from he pier, fully dressed, and wns hauled aboard, dripping, bu riumphan. e had previously refused o "ake waer" during he rip, bu finally decided ha I was as good a, onic as any hing else. Tho pary was nccompanlod o he Kahulul wharf by he Maul delegaion, nnd farewells were said wih mu ual regre, i was a very urea Dana ha boarded he Klnau a en oclock; ired bu happy, and he whole Excur sion was voed a grand success. Asldo from Is purely social feaures ho ou ing was a good piece or promoion work. The programs ho "Guide o Maul." have been hroughou he Unied Saes, and a leas one visiing Elk, Mr. Davie, of Colorado Springs, lias decided o make onolulu his winer quarers hereafer.... TE LAND COURT. Judge Weaver has graned n regis ered ile o Liber If. Boeynacms, Bishop of Zeugma, for land in Kalini Valley. The cour "finds ha ho pe iioner has a good ile as alleged in ee simple wihou encumbrances by reason of open, noorious, adverse, coninuous and hosiio possession ad verse o nil h world for a period from some lmq In July, 0, o dae of ho hearing." The leaso of a porion of he premles made by W.. uddy o George Morris, daed April, 2, for 60 years n $3 a year, Is declared erminaed as o he land of he peiioner. An area of SO acres Is covered by ho ile. Judge Weaver has graned a regisered ile o J. B. Aheron Esae. Ld., for land a Wanmano, Ewa, con aining an area of square fee, belrif a par of ho peninsula porion 0f Pearl Ciy., arry Peers has peiioned for a regisered ile o land In Manoji conaining 6. acres, assessed a JI2 In cluding improvemens. p.o.r.t MYRTLES AND Saurday, nigh a he oel Bahs a large and selec gahering of specaors wached he lads of he Myrles and In he swimming field. The gdllcrles, as well pjrhenrpace around he swimming pool, wera he gay aire of. he genler sex, as well as wih, he more sober raimen of he serner ones. Throughou he coness almos breahless Ineres was evinced in he various ovens, and. sorms of appiauso greeed he vicors In each; There were no hearbreaki wais beween acs, and one had hardly lmo o. commen on ono even before he nex was called. The Mone Crlso ac had perhaps more human Ineres In i han anyhing else in he evenings enerainmen. Geo. Crozier wns he lad who. In a spiri of daring, had submied his body for ho experimen. Tho crowd Avnched wo men wellknow n o everybody bind his limbs, hey saw hem weigh he Back, pu ho boy inside, ie he sack, and hen, afer a breahless pause, drop i ino he waer. A halfminu e passed, and hen each second became ense wih h anxiey of ho specaors, and when a las Georges head came above he surface of he waer i was raher a roar of welcome aack o ho land of ho living ha he crowd gave him han applause for his quickness and skill. Then came ho rd dash, he full lengh of he waeran k. E. Kopke and Wallace, Copper, for he Myrles, and L. Cunha and Kenneh Winer, foi he ealanls, ook heir places, and a he flash of he pisol four bodies leap, ed headlong o ho waei,an In an. oher momen ho crowd was on Is fee, calling encouragemen o heir favories, or urging on he ardy ones. The swimmers using he Ausralian crawl sroke could no hear he shous, and hey needed none o incie hem o heir umos effors. AV. Cooper of he Myrles ook firs place, and L. Cunha of he ealanls second place. Time, 2 5. In he second Ken Ted Cooper of he Myrles came firs, wih a ime of 2 5 seconds o his credi. enry OSullivan of he ealanls was a close WINS Dan Renenr, who won he champion ship of he Islands for he rd swim In 05, and who has been win ning laurels for himself and awaii In swimming ahleics ever since, has again drawn o ho fron as a member or he Pennsylvania swimming eam. The Philadelphia Inquirer has he following o say: "The Pennsylvania eam Journeyed o Balimore January 26h where hey won a noable vicory over he Balimore Ahleic Club In a dual mee by a score of 62 o 5, and during ho evening he Quaker swimmers lowered wo of he records for he ank hey compeed in. In he reay race, he four red and blue compeiors, Renear, E. opkln son Jr., Zleber nnd Sylveser, broke he previous record ha was made by he Pennsylvania eam las year by 3 5 seconds, and in ho yard swim Dan Renear carried off firs place In he good ime of.02 5, ho second ank record ho local collegians carried off, According o resuls Pennsylvania won abou everyhing. Do Bow ook he plunge for disance, covering sixy fee in he remarkable ime or ninysevo n seconds: Renear nex won he swim in 5 Bcconds; Nelson, of he B. A. C. carried of he 40, wih Phillcr and Rogers of Pennsylvania close second and hird. Da Bow won ho bobbins for corks cones wih weny of hem secured in hree min ue ime allowance; Renear louowea vnnla close second and hird. Do Bow secured anoher vicory in he rd lighed candle yrace; opklnson. won he 0 yards p, and Renear carried ho crowd by sorm la a magnlfloep fancy diving exhibiion, which closed he evening." 6 The awaiian Cricke Cub held Is annual meeing Wednesday nigh and eleced ho following officers: Presiden, R. A. Jordnn; firs vice presiden, D. L. WIhlngon; second vice presiden, R. Anderson ecrcnry, B. F. Beardmore; reasurer, O. E. Edmunds; execuive commiees, T. Gill, J. II. Flddes, James Macconnell; capain, J. R. M. McLean; vice capain, C. P. Morse, I wns decided o open he cricke season for his year on April 6. There are many new members In ho club nnd hings have Improved financially o such an exen ha he club Is now free of deb und has money on hand. SEEN FROM ILO, The firo In he craer a alemaumau was so grea las week ha he Blow was plainly visible from llo. irrom he bridge across he Walluku river he red reflecion In ho heavens Is visul a, only when he aciviy Is grea. Tha was.he condiion las week when he aay pary, ha wen up by special seamer, arrived here,,and he" bridge Is crowded wih visiors nighly, 5 PAGE FOR TE WATER SUPREMACY eajo(igcohe,,forbupremac RENEAR MORE LAURELS CRICKET SEASON BEGINS APRIL EALANIS TRY second. In he high and fancy diving cones George Freeh won firs place, his flying dive from he rapeze, and corkscrew cuo ff f fee ud. from onn of he beams, drawing exclamaions of as onishmen and admiraion from everyone. Chas. Douglas, a ealnnl. vn given second place. Tho plunge for disance was won by a Myrle, Ted Cooper, wih 4 fee 2 inches, while he second place was obained by anoher Myrle,. Chadwic k, wih 4" fee inches. Wallace Cooper, Myrle, came In firs in he dash, bu Geo. Cunha, ealnnl, who ;nme second, ran him very close, and migh have won had i no been ha ho mar been penalized one second for Saring oo soon. The ime was 2 5 seconds. The second hea wen o Ted Cooper, wih E. Kopke Becond. Tho ime wa he same, 2 5 seconds. The backward race for 60 yards was won by Geo. arris. Winer and Crozler will swim of for second place nex Saurday nigh. Time, 44 5 seconds. The quarermil e race for ho championship of awaii wen o E. Kopke, David Cener dropping ou afer going half he disance. Kopke finished In minues 5 seconds, 24 seconds longer han ho worlds record. Tho evenings enerainmen was concluded by a waer polo mach beween Oahu College and he Diamond eads. Tho.former won afer wo e halves ha kep he specaors fairly in heir seas wih exciemen. This was ho firs paer polo mach over played in o nolulu, and i Is safe o say ha I will no be he las. The public will have a say as o ha. Announcer arry Tomllns concluded) his official duies for he firs Blen) by saing ha he score now sands v 36 o In favor of he Myrles, bu ha ho ealanls migh easily pu he score on heir side of he shee on he second nigh of ho mee. Mr. W.. Babbi performed ho duies of official sarer, and, of course, everyhing wen swimmingly. Tho same officials will look afer he second nigh of he mee on Saurday nigh. WATER POLO AT TE CARNIVAL Much Ineres Is being aken In J lie waer polo mach beween heidlarfufil eads and Oahu College a he "oel Bahs onigh. The college boys will have a bunch of rooers behind hem,, apd ho conesans will need he va? er o keep cool. The lineup for he polo mach is as follows: Oahu College ichcock v, "vle r, forwards; Cooper, cener; itofn. Isend, WIhlngon and ind, goals. Diamond eads Lyle and Rober son, forwards; Freeh, cener; Smld, OSullivan and Auld, goals, Tho complee program for onigh Is as follows:. Mone Chrlso ac. 2. dash (firs hea). 3. dash (second hea). 4. Compeiion diving (fancy). 5. Plungo for disance. 6. dash (firs hea).. dash (second hea).. Race on back.. race. 0. Polo mach, Oahu College vs. D.. A. C. The mee sars promply a :. Tickes are on sale a ho oel Bahs. GRANDSTAND TO SEAT 36,000 The ahleic grandsand ha will bo ereced in England for he Olympic games nex year will sea 36,000 people. A Ahens he Sadium seaed 0,0 00. Tho English sand will be he greaes building of he kind ever ereced. I will sea four imes as many as he ancien Coliseum a Rome. A he English Derby, ho greaes sporing even of ho world, hey someimes have 0,000 specaors bu only a few of hese are seaed. A leas half he number are scaered over ho hills wihin he race rack and for a mile up and down he course. This giganic preparaion for he Olympic games of 0S shows how, amaeur ahleic spors have, grown in populariy during he pas ow years. A JAMAICAN LADY SPEAKS IG LY OF CAMBERLAINS COUO REMEDY. Mrs, Michael ar, wife of he super Inenden of Car Service a Kingson, Jamaica, Wes Indies, says ha she has for somo years used Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs, croup and whooping cough nnd has found i very beneficial. She has Iqipllcl confidence In I and would no be wihou a bole of I in her home. Sold by Benson, Smih & Co.. agens for awaii, 54. Tho i... Iroquois, will depar his morning for Ban Francisco. She goes for an overhauling a Mare Island. She will be gone abou wo monhs. & 4 i. Jf ljki ii. ll fq L..