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1 4 VOL. XXXL XO. 97. HONOLULU. H..: FRDAY, DECEMBER 4V S96, SEMWEEKL WHOLE NO. S7. SETUWEEKL Y. SSUED TUESDAYS AND FRDAYS W. R. FARRNGTON, EDTOR. 5TJBSCRTTOX RATES; Ber nctnthpe r?.so mmlk, Korvfcra.75 ftrvr S.OO COO 2eryr. n?fcm. Parable lhtrfchr n Advance. BUSNESS C. G. BALLEJCTYNE, Bests ras Mas asks. CARDS. M. S. GRKBDH & CO., Ltd. mporters and Commsson Merchants. 23S Frost S:. Queen St. HAWAAN WNE CO.. rrank Brown. Manager. 2S and SO Merchant St.. Honolulu. H.. W. A. KNNEY. A ttorney at Law. Safe Depost r". Buldng, upstars. Fort street. Honolulu, LYLE A. DCKEY, ttorney at Law. P. O. 96. Honolulu. H.. Box WLLAM. C PARKE. at Law and Aent to take Ackmswledpnants. No. 3 K&ahumanu Street. Honolulu. H.. WLDER & CO.....w n... tt. vumue ralles, w,:,, taua c. akf and Bulldnsr Materals, all knds. H. W. SCHMDT & SONS, rters and Commsson Mer Hono H.. a s JOHN T. WAT EROUSE, and Dealer n Genera. Merchandse. Queen St.. Hono lulu. r. C f. Cooke. LEWERS & COOKE. Successors to evrers & Dckson. and Dealers n Lur.ber and Buldng Materals. Fort St. HONOLULU RON WORKS CO., Machnery of every descrpton order. ED. HFSCHLAEGER & CO.. mporters and Commsson Kn? and Bel Streets, Honolulu, H.. F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., mporters and Commsson Mer chants. Honolulu. Hawaan sl ands. H. HACKFELD & CO., kera! Commsson Agents. Queen Street. Honolulu, H.. E. O. HALL h SON, LD. mporters and Dealers n F"ot and Kng Sts. Ol Fr fcte: WlB. W. nu : Prv uenl and ranajrer "E O. Wfclt and Treasurer VTm. F. Allee : : Audtor 53ms. Hst aat. w.holjran, Drectors C. HUSTACE, Wholesale and Retsl Groce? XJfCOLX BLOCK, KXG ST. FSppltdt0ShtrfNUcl!0rer! Xew Goods by Ty Stwnr. Orderr from otners TmnH felttrfauj xocct TELEPEOyE 8. GUDE Syn THROUGH HAWA. H. M. Vnltney, Publsher. Only Complete Gude Publshed x BEAUTFULLY LLUSTRATED. Prce, 75 Cents. For sale n Honolulu by all book and news dealers. AT GAZETTE FCE. FROM SOUTH SEA M tf Mtbs Far LETTER FROM GAPT. CAMERON Bt of Old HstorT Dug From, Archves. Wreck of Wanderng Mnstrel. How Cameron Left Mdway sland., a let Mr. W. W. Hall has receved ter from Mr. J. M. Harmon, of Seamens nsttute, Kobe, Japan, sayn? that about a year ago Capt Cameron came re wth a schooner whch he sold, leavng: re crew he had brought up. They would seem to have belonged on Kusae. One boy ded soon after hs arrval. A woman, sad to have been wfe of. Japanese mate, was taken sck a few weeks ago. W. R. CASTLE, and ded after a short llness. Then at Law and Notary PubH e. a man named Solomon who roomed Attends all Courts of tho Republc Honolulu, H.. wth anor named Antone at nsttute was taken sck, and when A. J. DERBY, D. D. S. sent to Hosptal, was sad to have smallpox n, an aggravated form. Dentst. He ded after 35 hours llness. Then AJaea Street. Between Hotel and Antone was taken sck wth same Beretanla. Streets. Hoars. 9 to 4 Telcae 65. dsease, and though he had best of treatment, soon succumbed to dsease. J. M. WHTNEY, A.D.. D.D.S. Dental Rooms on Fort Street. sn Brewers Bock. cor. Fort Mr. Harmon wshes nformaton and Hotel Sts; entrance. Hotel St. conveyed n some way to r frends on Kusae. He speaks very hghly of W. F. ALLEN, Antone as a fathful helper, and expresses hs deep regret at se deaths.5a be Dloased to transact any s f busness entrusted to hl cars. Offce over Bshops Bank. n such a way of all se Kusaeans. H. E. McNTYRE & BRO Grocery and Feed Store. Corntr The Capt Cameron rererrea to s Fort Sts., Honolulu....,,. supposed to oe me some mau u a& WESTERN & HAWAAN a command of nterslan d steam banter, lost here some years ago. nvestment Company. Ld. Money n J Loaned for o.r or short perods jsss! Qe shpped as frst offcer on board v.. w. mall, manager, me oars: wauaermg Jdnsre, apu r. D. Walker master, bound for South Seas on a fshng and tradng exped uoa The vessel stopped at French Frgate shoals for a month, and n proceeded to Mdway slands, where y dsembarked and made preparatons for a long stay. The Gen. Segel had been wrecked at ths pont a short tme before, and Wanderng Mn strel went down to rescue one of crew who had been left re. Whle re Capt. Walkers vessel went ashore, and j shps company, ncludng Cameron, found mselves n rar a precarous condton. There was nothng left for m to do but wat for somethng to turn up. The story told by a salor on Segel was that some tme after y lost vessel a Japanese junk floated up on beach. Ths was 60 feet long, and was consdered a great prze. Work was at once begun on fttng t up to carry a to Marshall slands,,600 mles sooth. When all was complete jnnk was put n water, but castaways found she was not stff enough, so y utlzed two spars found on beach and mprovsed m as outrggers and collected provsons for voyage. Ths occuped three or four months. The day before tme set for salng, three of party went over to a small sland near by for purpose of securng a lot of brds eggs, and, falng to return, a relef party west over to ascertan cause of delay, and found that one number had klled or two. Tne two dead men were Capt. Aspelne and Second Mate Brown. The murderer was a salor named Jorgensen and he afterwards admtted crme. As a punshment to murderer he was left on small sland, and small boat he nsed to go re wth Aspelne and Brown, hs vctms, was destroyed. But on ths lone sland were several gasolne drums and bts of wreckage, and se he used to make a raft, and paddle hmself over to large sland. When tnere he unexpectedly presented hmself at door of hut, and, sezng a rfle, snapped t at one of occupants of house. The gun was not loaded, and no damg e resulted. The man was overpow cred and next day party left for Marshall slands, leavng Jor! gensen at Mdway alone. The junk reached Marshall sl lands n 29 days and crew were taken to Honolulu and related r experence. When ths story was communcated to Capt. Walker he decded to go to Mdway and take possesson of sl ScrLpSsoaTSclLuudwnelS reached sland and found Jorgen. sen. n hut bolng eggs. He was! MuCullOl Tl Wll UO. told where hs shpmates were and j asked to tell hs story, whch he dd. Capt. Cameron and Jorgensen were old shpmates, and recogned each or at once, and soon became frends agan REGULAR WEEKLY MEETNG HELD durng ths vst whch lasted a day. The next day t was decded to take C. D. Prngle Wll be Employed Agan. Jorgensen aboard bark and put hm to work. But Jorgensen was a hoodoo, and bad luck set n from moment he came aboard. On February S, SSS Wanderng Mnstrel was blown on beach and Beretanla School House Wll Havo wrecked. The only artcles saved were some frearms a Lanal Addton Anor and ammunton, some cases of frut Applcaton to Teach. and matches. For next two months men bused mselves buldng huts and The regular weekly meetng of garng brds eggs. Jorgensen and Cameron contnued frends and lved toger. For a tme t was notced that some of men were gettng fsh and brds and saltng m. As t was unusual. t began to cause wonder. The cause was learned early one mornng when best whale boat and four of shps company were mssng. As a heavy storm sprang up about ths tme t s supposed boat and men were lost. Efforts were made, and small boats and rafts constructed wth a vew to takng party away, but somethng ntervened every tme. For a tme brds dsappeared from sland and men were on verge of starvaton when a barrel flled wth fer mented rce washed ashore. Ths wa dred and dstrbuted among men. n August, SSS, Cameron suggested fxng up whale boat and gong to Honolulu,,200 mles away, and mum, 70.4; average maxmum, S2.6; lowest mnmum, 65 on 7th; hghest maxmum, S6 on 2st; lowest daly average, 7.2 on 7th; hghest, 7S.3 on 0th. Average heght of barometer, 29.9 u nches; normal, 30.05; daly average range, O.0S4; barometer lowest, 29.S5 on 24th; hghest, on 7th; low pressure perods, about 2 deg. on 9th and 24th; "hgh pressure perods, about 7th and 30th. Average relatve humdty (mean of daly observatons at 9 a. m. and 9 p. m.), 7S.4; normal for November, 75.6: absolute humdty, 7.35 grans per cubc foot, rangng from 6. on loth, 7th and 9th to 8.6 on 0th. Total ranfall, 3.46 nches; normal. 5.57; maxmum n one day, 0.S on 2Sth; ran record days, S; heavy dew on 2th to 5th, 2st and 30th. Cloudness, 5S per cent; normal, 46. per cent; days marked fne, 3, mostly between 0th and 23d of month. Prevalng wnds, lght sourly, trade wnd assertng tself only once, vz.: From 7th to 9th, wth some ndcatons of a return on 30th: averaee force of wnd. U? Bean lort scale. The wear of month has been characterzed by abnormally hgh temperature, excessve humdty and persstence of sourly wnds. We expect about 7 days of trade wnd n November. After hearng some frends contn ually prasng Chamberlans Colc, Cholgra and Darrhoea Remedv, Cur ts Fleck, of Anahem, Calforna, purchased a bottle of t for hs own use and s now as enthusastc over ts wonderful work as anyone can be. The 25 and 50 cent szes for rale by all Druggsts and Dealers; Benson, Smth & a Co., Agents for Hawaan slands. t takes 72,000 tons of paper to make postal cards used n Unted. States each year. TO VST SCHOOL WMt M6lll)8Fu Ol ltl6 BOuu 0 Board of Educaton was held yesterday afternoon wth Presdent Smth, Mrs. B. F. Dllngham, Mrs. E. W. Jordan, Deputy nspector Scott, Prof. Alexander, W. A. Bowen and Harry Yon Holt present The "C. D. Prngle matter was frst under dscusson, and t was fnally decded that school teacher n queston be employed by Board whenever re shall be a sutable vacancy. An applcaton from Mrs. H. M. Davs, a former resdent of Portland, Ore., for aposton as teacher n publc schools of Honolulu, was read and placed on fle. t was learned through Deputy nspector that attendance n hghest two classes of Nght School had dmnshed qute notceably n last week or so, leavng only about 20 n all. Mr. Scott gave t as hs opnon that gettng up a relef expedton. Ths decrease was owng partly to was acted upon, and Cameron and fact that a number of members of Jorgensen and a Chnese boy left n classes mentoned were employed whale boat. Capt. Walker gave n varous busness houses of cty Cameron hs compass and everythng where extra help had been found necessary, approach of Chrstmas natur he could spare, but next day t was dscovered that he had taken all ally brngng on brsker trade. tools y had saved from wreck. The Board decded to consoldate The Walker party wated patently for kwo classes and to put ths resultng a relef expedton, but t never came. class under Mr. Lghtfoot, prncpal Months afterward, when salors of of Nght School. Wanderng Mnstrel were rescued Mr. Scott called attenton of t"he by schooner Norma t was learned Board to crowded condton of that Cameron and hs party had gone Beretanla Street School, of whch Mss to Marshall slands,,500 mles n Maronl s prncpal. Every seat n opposte drecton, and reported school was occuped by pupls, mselves as only survvors of and, even wth ths crowdng process, wreck of Wanderng Mnstrel. re were so many chldren that t Cameron afterward got possesson of a was necessary to put many out on tradng schooner n South Seas, veranda. Whle ths was all rght and t s supposed ths s same man. enough n good wear, t was a most uncomfortable state of affars durng METEOROLOGCAL SUMMARY. nclement wear. Mr. From Obervatons 3adc by Scott sad that he could put up Wear Bureau. a temporary lanal and close up sde of house for less Followng s meterologcal than 00. Snce summary a new house would probably be bult S96, from observatons made by wear bureau: re soon he could see no reason why a temporary structure such as he pro Average temperature (mean of three daly observatons), 74.6; normal for November, 73.9; average daly mn posed, would not do. The Board heartly endorsed move, and Mr. Scott was authorzed to proceed at once, cost of undertakng not to exceed $00. Prof. Alexander reported that he had made arrangements for lease of small porton of land that projects nto larger porton already obtaned at Pearl Cty for a school buldng. The Board endorsed hs acton. Presdent Smth proposed to Board that each of members take each a number of schools of ths dstrct under hs or her supervson and vst same once a month. n hs opnon, work would be much better done, and so much labor would not devolve upon any one or two persons. He dd not thnk that ths supervson would n any way nterfere wth oflcers of Board or commttees. W. A. Bowen f such a thng should be done, could people n outsde dstrcts say that Board was gvng all ts attenton to schools of Honolulu and none to rs? People say a great many such thngs. Presdent Smth Accordng to that we must not do anythng at all, because we are afrad of outsde dstrcts. H. Von Holt Havent we our nspectors? Presdent Smth Yes, we haye; but work s too great, and we must dvde burden f we would have effcency. The course that propose would gve members of Board better understandng of matters that come wthn ts jursdcton. W. A Bowen, to J. F. Scott Do you thnk that you would n any way be nterfered wth? J F. Scott No, not at all W A. Bowen thnk tho plan a good one f for no or reason than that t would show teachers that Natonal Board s nterested n work y are carryng on. Mr. Bowen n broached tho sub ject of parlamentary law. He had been used to free and open dscussons nb regnlar weekly meetng. Would t not be a good plan to have sonc regular course of work whch could bo followed at weekly meetngs? The ladles suggested that re dd exst a regular course of work, but that open dlscusstons referred to were a matter of necessty from very nature of questons arsng from week to week and pecular to educa tonal work. Mr. Bowen n suggested that t mght not be a bad plan to requre that members of Board study varous matters under ts jursdcton, such as poston of schools, etc. Presdent Smth n referred to greatadvantag of personal knowledge and cted as an example Board of Health. Eeach member was famlar wth varous nsttutons under ts jursdcton and could speak more ntellgently than from mere hearsay. Mr. Bowen sad that he had been a member of Board over a year and durng that tme had not vsted a sngle school. He had been too busy a man, or at least he thought so. However, f Board decded to make se vsts he would fnd tme to go. t was decded that each member of Board start out wth two schools a pece. Ths wll probably begn after next meetng. Prof. Alexander reported that re were 500 sets of fve maps each offered Board at 50 cents a set. t was de cded to take half number, whch wll amount to $23, ths to come out of book fund. LAND GOMES HGH At Kng and Fort Worth Over a Mllon an Acre. Clams Fled by Owners of tho Property Streets to be """ Wdened. People who have no land for sale have no dea how real estate has ncreased n value n last 20 years. Lots whch could have been bought for a few dollars are worth as many thousands now, and n some nstances land that was gven away by old Chefs s now brngng n to ts owners ncome enough to provde three meals every day and pe twce a week, A man really does not apprecate value of land untl he comes to buy t, and on or hand, one who has land and wants to sell does not realze ts worthlessness untl he puts t on market. The Government, on request o property owners on Fort street, has agreed to wden.that street from corner of Kng to Wchmans store. Last week clams for damages resultng from such wdenng were re ceved n nteror Offce from James Campbell, trustees of Excelsor Lodge, L 0. O. F., S. and T. S. Douglass and B. Cartwrght, Douglass and Cartwrght property beng corner at present occuped by Chlsholm "as a harness shop. The area of ths DouglassCartwrg ht lot s gven as S4 square feet, and wdenng wll requre slcng off of 78 square feet from frontage and 2L3 from Kng street sde. The value of lot s placed at $5,000, and damage sustaned by owners s fxed by m at $3, Then re wll be damage to magnfcent buldng, Norwe st whch stands re as a monument to antquty, amountng to $350. t s not beleved that er T. S. Douglass or Bruce Cartwrght were aware that y were owners of such a valuable pece of real estate untl y were nvted to send n r clam for damages. t was n y began fgurng thng out on r cuffs and found that prospects of annexaton had sent value of r property skywards, and that f y owned an acre of land, nstead of corner, t would be worth, $,347,939.3, and when clam reached offce Chef Clerk Hassnger sghed a sgh and took tran for "The Hermtage." 3,7 The Odd Fellows have n 83 r lot square feet, and amount to be taken s 394 feet, nch, and extent of damage to land and buldng s $3,3 5. The value of lot s gven at $0,000. Mr. Campbell says he does not know area of hs lot, but fxes damages at $7,730. Court of nqury. The Court of nqury, apponted to nvestgate last Saturdays shoot for Marlln trophy, met at mlltanr headquarters last nght. The sesson lasted untl after mdnght, durng whch tme men from Companes D, B, F, E and G gave testmony. The court was made up of Lleut.Co l. Fsher, presdent; Capts. Schnofer and Smth, members; and Leut. Kenake, recorder. A decson was reached, but ths had to bo frst submtted to Col. McLean before publcaton, and so could not be obtaned. DREDGER DONGS. Work csn Near laclc.mull Wharf Yoterdnv Noon. Shortly after noon yesterday steam dredger was set to work between Pacfc Mall wharf and Kngs boat house deepenng harbor for admsson of foregn steamers alongsde wharves that wtll be bult as soon as possble. The work wll contnue day and nght, and dredgng? obtaned wll be used to fll n that porton of low land just Walkkl of Fsh Market. Coral s substance that dredger wll have to work on for mos part, and for that reason work wll not progress as rapdly as t dd on or sde, when t was a queston of mud. Capt Smth says that he wll be able to make about sx fleets a day, whereas he made eght on or sde. Today men wll setat work takng 0 feet off Walkkl end of. Pacfc Mall wharf, so as to have t n lno wth contnuaton of wharf that wll be bult up towards ths Fsh Market. A CHCKENS A BRD. Therefore Twentyfv e Cents as Ext Fee s All Requred. "A chcken s a brd and so s a goose," sad Port Surveyor to Capt. Paul Smth of dredger yesterday mornng. "Therefore, you need only pay 25 cents to get one through gate of Pacfc Mall wharf." These remarks arose on a complant made by Smth to effect that he had been charged 50 cents for each one of bantam chckens he had bought from a Chnaman on P. M. S. S. Chna. The Custom House offcers had always understood that chckens were to be assessed a half dollar, but now that Port Surveyor has called "chckens" "brds" re wll no longer be any mstake and 25 cents wll be charge n future. Capt. Smth took out three chckens and got back 75 cents after he had made hs complant. A NEW SHEET "Ke Aloha Anu Oao" Wth R. W. Wlcox asedtor. Robert W. Wlcox has blossomed out as a edtor, and now fullfledg re appears on scene a new natve paper, known as Ko Aloha na Oao ( "only" Aloha Ana) punlute d n J. E. Bushs prntng, ofllte Jt s a four page sheet wth mott: "Na mau ke ea o ka ana ka pono Wlcox s manager and edtor. The front page of flrst number of paper contans a story on Kamehameh a, wrtten b S. M. Kamaka, Hawaan hstoran. The or pages are prncpally gven up to an explanaton of new Aloha Ana Socety, of whch Wlcox s presdent The paper clams that ths "only" Aloha Ana Solclety wll work for good of Hawaan naton, and comes out r support of monarchy. G. A. R. Offcers. At regular annual meetng j? Geo. W. De Long Post, G. A R., held last nght, followng offcers were elected to serve durng ensung year: P. C, R. J. Greene. S. V., John N. Wrght J. V., Sam McKeagne. O. D. W. F. Wllams. Quartermaster, W. L. Eaton. Chaplan. Wm. McCandless. Surgeon, N. B. Emerson. Offcer of Guard, Urband Conkln g. Of nterest to Artsts. The present exhbt of pantngs at KHohana Art League rooms has been most successful n hstory of organzaton. Many people have vsted room? and have spent hours n enjoyng beautes re set forth. Ths s he last day o exhbton, and tonght wll be lbs last chance to see what s to be seen re. Tomorrow pantngs wll be returned to r owners. On Wednesday next D. Howard Htchcock wll have some 50 pantngs on show and for sale, n wndows of Pacfc Hardware Company. The London Spectator says a thousand of rsh constabulary wth rfles wouw restore worst mob of Constantnople to comuaratve sanltr n 0 mnutes. Alf, KS&T SM.

2 MARKED CRACKERS ME Eh Cases From a Portland Company. ar nto ta wmntry, stu he toss only man apoa whom Custom House authortes ha any rght to lay hands untl farr nvestgaton nto matter shoom gve m grounds for arrestac ors. t s general bele! about Tat water fraat aad a or sectons of cty that opum s property of a cocshtaatob of three Hoaolo.l!j Gnttr Yste sen. SaspWoa rests on se men. and ft s profcaue y wll be arrested darng day. t k rar ttecal&r fact that all oases whch were fbnad to contan AMOUNT OPUM FOUND opum were narked "sodas" n plan. black letters, aa had woros, "Washngton Feed Company," Trth! name of a proralaeat ana of Honolulu drectly beneath planly stamped re 5 on. Ths, of coarse, was smply dodge"" to facltate passage of ontam through haads of Cos, torn Honse authortes. Anor pecular fact s that n aaafest of Mount Lebanon Hwse Authortes Make called for S4 eases, whle n realty bat 74 arrved. f opum had sot SafcoreSamu el been detected, t s just lkely that Under Arrest. 6 eases short" would hare come! through on sext steamer and passed anthortes wta ayng colors. t s no store than far that nls m dntv at Pacfc Mal wharf yesterday mornng be gven credt for r part n and. and for that reason r names are gven as follows: Morrs. Kahapo, Kekaha and an lmmr Lowden aay tor JokaaT, waea & ease of vaea anted by Brtsh B, oh Navem smaaed ay te Portland was opeaea ob ke Naaes. To Georse ; d you Strsteneyer s due FACSMLE MESSAGE FOUND M A CASE! CRACKERS. vu!e v(? Q,.... nrf?. 4Krs4mr.x,. rf fnjlnrrrr wn.... qcc w fma BumT Dx Bsoeet cases) and of tttrecuag hs assstants and KMNkt. lor n ths BpOB rfght sal four large tasof crack A. L. lorrs Arrested. seated and pfenanad for shp fa bottom of each of There was a complete search of many.hfca Af" lh AA. AVaA, halfptmcoutanng nd "speamtoslkesub 5T"7SLALt", 4n r. 5.T yetev, but no TreatemStte couw be ErdatJeZJTg Z Srd to found. nspect fotrtm bar 2f eaar pmckases from foregn ports bt,tll,l.j contaned odub. yesterday afternoon A. L Mor SLfSSf rs of Washngton Company to stand brunt of taunr Feed ta ast at mtom all ades regardng connecton nth Tt on a taer to out bv. :, WmCT.. VTk nablt y "eatch" anythng, bnt laush s on otber sde. WotLm th Vnmtt p.,, S from Mount rf p. at p. ZT. w Pleased : n. on 5,00 Mal wharf Port Surveyor Straw bafl put up by Ed Towse and E. A. cave strct orders to nspect Wlaams. n charge to make a complete of every package. There was 3ORTUARY REPORT. Ann sood reason to beneve that was aoaacrhere about. The total number of deaths reported for The Mount saled awa j for! of November. 585, was 5S, ds Tosohama at 7 oclock n morane. Lrboted as fobows: tearng, among or thngs, 74 cases Undec f crackers shpped by veer.. Portland Fweb39o40... From to5.... Cracker Company to Washngton From 40 to From 5 jo 0... Front 5fl to. BM Company, of srfceh A. L. Morrf e From 0 to 39.. u From 3 to 70. s aeeac Toger wth ths Trere From 39 to Over 70.. M barrele of salmon, shpped to Hales SOxeasles. aaute company. Hawanans 27 GreatBntan, The nspectors and guards at onee Chnese S Unted states set to srark and very frst, case of Portuguese... 7 OrnsaossStes 2 crackers oueaed. just as permt Jsttsaese... S arrved, was found to contan opum. Total A cxy went up and drays came down Unsucfded m take crackers and salmon to handed warehouse, where nspectac s cox?a2anv: xostext xosatrrr. and guards Used up n battle array Noverafcer,582. 3S November, 3S to proceed to attack of crack November. S. 69 November, S&3., November, 3S. SES. 3 Up to dosng tme about 4 cases CACc Or DEATH. had been oaeaed and eght were found ncarnaton 2 B mana optaa to total amount lusratjoo at 4Stfas. oseenra be hard txlfgf; HAWAAN FRDAY, DECEMBER 4, S9G. SEMWEEKL GAZETTE: Asctes Bums Berfter Custom Hoase anthortes have Chelers nfantum, Marasmus Groep to beleve that no more opum Menngts Cancer Oedea fee found, snce eght eases n Gddbrth OWace bca opum was coataned were Consumpton... 4 ; Opum avfereat n appearance from remander of lot. Dropsy 3 Pnecrmma 4 ON 3OLOKA. Coovoaons. 3 Paralvas. The total number of cases for Dttfrbeea jscorbcts Dysestery 3 Sepdc&ezB McCces Snas of J. T. Waterhouse. M. W. Fever 5Tetsnos & Son, Wne Wo Chan &. Co., Heart Dsease.. STvphod (Opposte Fever.. Port of Lahana.) Ah Leoag. Lee Toms and ors was Hesaorraage.. j Dnnown Extends 2t mles from sea to mountan; fenced and well grassed, tm l&k. The actual number that arrved lujcres 2 was 74, or a dserence of eght cases, nrarss sr wazds. bered and plenty of water convenent whch s exact number n whch Oat and accessble; valuable fsh pond and cptum was found. Wards 3 o sde. sea fshery; good harbor; weekly Oa urn of tns n one of eases Deaths S 0 S e steamer; wll carry 600 head of stock coasafnag opum was a pece of cardboard, upon whch were wrtten n bne Hawataas 30j5 tvaton; coffee, oranges, bread frut Annual death rate per loj for month 245 several hundred acres sutable for cul penes words: "Well, rsrfaat do v f t3 and taro crowng on land. All facsmyou mean?" a le of whch s or naconahnes lo.c0 j,, g dwemng houses, pped gven, wth ths artcle. Although ths G. B. Erosons, water; clmate cool and bracng; good Agent may have no sgnfcance Board of Health. whatever. yj dposed of on moderate stll very fact that t was placed terms, as a whole, or n quanttes to re would certanly argue orwse. Dont be persuaded nto buyng lnments wthout reputaton or mert Apply to DR. A. MOURTTZ, sut. nspecton nvted. f k s cpher t may hate some mportant place n nvestgaton whch Chamberlans Pan Balm costs no llt3 Pukoo, MookaL wll surely resak from capture of more, and ts merts have been proven opum. by a test of many years. Such letters As soon as opum was found a as followng from L. G. Bagley, Coffee Planters, Notce! waxzast was ssued by nspector Haeneme CaL, are constantly beng Sehmeaon for arrest of Samuel receved: "The best remedv for pan am prepared to hull and polsh Lowden of Washngton Feed Company, who swore to entry made Balm. and say so after havng used mcal manner. By my process have ever used s Chamberlans Pan vour crop n best and most econo cut for crackers and salmon. He t n my famly for several years. t breakage and consequent waste s reduced to a mnmnm, and coffee was released oa JJ hal cures rheumatsm, lame back, sprans Whle t s generally beleved about and swellngs. For sale by all Druggsts and Dealers; Benson, Smth & tewn that Lowaen had nothng at all to So wth smugglng of opum Co, Agents for Hawaan slands. 5S 2 S The. FOR BEAUTFUL Ayers Har a fssz3 " v HAR Vgor promotes COLOR, Keeps scalp cool, most, healthy, and free from dandruf f. t s best dressng n world, and s perfectly harmless. ho desrng to retan youthful of s har to an advanced S S J uerod of lfe should use Avers Mal Vgor. BoJJ Eeb 3 ls WcrH"s Gret Cxptox CSEertje V fctss. le cure Ajrer t ruaumb; tfce wnner. sd U Mora a tbe ou. f racfctwcc. Agsts hoe Hawaan slax: jhollster DRUG COMPANY Lmted. B 6 RESTORES LmHant Growth, S KtrtfeEt Stta, Have just receved ex S. S. Australa a large assortment of artcles sutable for f and Sa Year PRESENTS. STOYS, CHTTnREXS BOOKS, VELO CPEDES, TOLET SETS, WORK BOXES, MANCURE SETS, ROSE BOWLS, BOOKS, PURsS, POCKET Era FAmCKTT.TVS GOLD PENS AND HOLDERS. PENCLS. TOOTH AND EAR PCKS. ETC, ETC. Xmas and New Year Cards and Calendars. And Also a Splendd Assortment of Books. Wrte for Oar Crcular. m mw Mm Hy. San Rafael, Calforna. A BORDEC SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Thorough nstructon n all Englsh Branches, Classcs, Scence. Ffteen Teachers, Regular Army Offcer Detaled by War Department, Accredted by State Unversty. Specal Attenton Gven to MOR AL and PHYSCAL Tranng of Boys. For nformaton and Testmonals, Address ARTHUR CROSBY, A L, Head Master. References: Hon. H. W. Schmdt, Bruce Car w rght, Esq., Honolulu. l43m FOR SALE OR LEASE Ahupuaa Mapulehu put n Tery best marketable condton. J. A. HOPPER. LATEST NOVELTES mam srca nn Scarfs, Tdes, Tablecovers, Laundry Bags, Pompons, "UNVERSAL" Frnges, ETC, U as ETC. U D Embrodery and Slks.. EHLERS & CO Waverlev Block. 6 am 5 Bel Street. STOVES and RANGES. Anor nvoce Just.to Hand. Hygenc SLACK & BROWN LOWS HENDRYX BRD CAGES. PCTURE FRAMES ON Tho Mot Verfect llerlzrerator Mnde. Water FB!,feors c3 EXHBTON S Refrgerators. AND MOULDNGS. Vates Portrats. OH PANTNGS AND WATER COLORS BY LOCAL ARTSTS. BERLN PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTOGRAVURES, ARTOTYPES, ETCH NGS, Era, ETC. Prof. Henshaws Platnotypes. Nothng Pretter for a S ouvenr to Send Home. TO ARRVE. The Latest n Carbon Prnts, Strp Etchngs and Prangs Studes for Art and Chna Pantng. Pacfc Hardware Co., Ltd. FORT STREET. HONOLULU. JOHN NOTT ll u Ranges, HOUSEKEEPNG to tl Sfc GOODS: Agate Wars (Whte, Gray and Nckelplated Pumps, Water and ), Sol Hpea Water Closets and Urnals, Rubber Hose and Lawn Sprnklers, Bath Tubs and Stee Snks, O. S. Gutters and Leaders, Sheet ron Copper, Znc and Lead. LeadPpe an? Ppe Fttngs. PUHBLNG, TN, COPPER. AND SHEET RON WORK. Dmond Block Kns Street. MsB? rtftbtf Who For Prces ORGNAL THS TO SADDLE Rchards & Schoen also carry Most Complete lne of Harness and Saddlery On slands. Mal or Telephone Orders receve prompt attenton. Only sklled labor s employed n manufacture of onr goods. RCHARDS.SEND & SCHOEN, HAWA. Strength JL n Harness s Man Thng! BEST S NONE TQ0 GOOD Why run rsk of losng; vour lfe wth a machne made harness, when you can get best Oak Tanned, Hand Made Harness From relable dealers at about same prce? Hand Made Harness a Specalty. FRED PHLP. 92 KNG ST. HONOLULU, H. L Telephone. P. O. Box 33. wshapvahb A Model Plant la not complete wthout Electrc Power, thus dspensng wth small engnes. Why not generate your power from one CENTRAL Staton? One generator can furnsh power to your Pump. Centrfugals, Elevators, Plows, Ralways and Hosts; also furnsh lght and power for a radus of from 5 to Jt mlea. Electrc power beng used saves tha labor of haulng coal n your feld, also water, and does away wth hghprc ed engneers, and only have one engne to look after n your mll. Where water power s avalable t costs nothng to generate Electrc Power. HAWAAN ELECTRC COM PANY s now ready to furnsh Electra Plants and Generators of all descrptons at short notce, and also has on hand a large stock of Wre, Chandelers and Electrcal Goods. All orders wll be gven prompt attenton, and estmates furnshed foa Lghtng and Power Plants; also att e on s gven to House and Marna Wrng. O. HFMAN, Manager. NOTCE. Ths s to nform Planters that have made connectons wth OSAKA, And that before becomng dentfed wth t, had opportunty of nvestgatng standng of several or concerns. My choce fell on one now represent, because of r standng n busness communty and r relablty. am now n a poston to supply LABORERS MONTHLY, f desred, on followng condtons:. Passage money for males, $30,. and females,?20, and all expenses or quarantne and hosptal fees. 2. Wages, $2.50 for males; $7.50 for females, per month. 3. Contracts to be for three years. 4. "We refund a prorata sum of money for any perod of contract whch may reman after deserton of laborer. We have connectons wth JAPAN MAL STEAMSHP CO., callng here monthly; TOYO and NAN YO MARU, and anor lne about to be establshed. Followng are persons who compose Company: GOZO TATENO, to Washngton. HACmSABURO HAMANAKA, owner of TOYO and NAN YO MARU. HACHTARO HAMANAKA, owner of TOYO and NAN YO MARU. SHNCH KAGAWA, Presdent of Twentysecon d Natonal Bank. KATSUO SUDZUK, Manager of Okayama Bank. SEBE FUJTMOTO, Merchant or Osaka. YOSHO SHMAUCH, Merchant of Osaka and Newchang. KTOJRO MATSUSHMA, Manager Yudzu Bank of Osaka. We solct your patronage. We guarantee to gve all entre satsfacton, as we have most experenced Recruters of laborers n Japan n our employ. G. E. B0ARDMAN, Foregn Agent for Japan Em graton Company W 80l m Daly Advertser, 75 cents month, Delvered by carrers. e9fr. W.:.,jrSfe,X. 3ffllf Twll Tlafeghfflr jff TBhCfafllfr jt J

3 k & BOARD HEALTH leplar letn M Yesterflay REFORMS AT LEPER STATONS Dsposton ofalens Who Become nsane. Condton of Affars at Molokal. mprovements atglrls Home. Weekly Reports. The Board of Health met at 3 p. m. "Wednesday. Presdent "W. O. Smth n char. There were present Messrs. Reynolds, Lansng, Brown, Kelpo, Drs. "Wood, Monsarrat, Alvarez, Howard, Day and Emerson. The mnutes were read and approved, and Dr. Monsarrat reported nspecton of 59 bullocks klled at slaughter ouse. Under act to mtgate re were 6 examnatons reported. The decrease n number beng attrbuted to fact that several had een taken off lst. W. G. rwn & Co., agents for one of Japan steamshp companes, wrote to nqure relatve to double examnaton of Japanese emgrants for ths port The managers of steamshp company requests that nspecton be confned to Yokohama on account of double expense and nterference wth workng of cargo. Dr. Eldredge, medcal nspector, wrote Board n a smlar stran, but added that he would contnue nspecton at Kobe, so long as smallpox scourge contnues re. t was sense of Board that nspecton of emgrants at Tokohama who came rom Kobe, destned for Hawa, would "be necessary, n vew of prevalence of contagous dseases n Japan ports. Dr. Eldredge, chef medcal nspector, wll be nstructed to modfy se regulatons as soon as n hs judgment condton of affars wll justfy Smth announced that Executve Councl approves of dea of sendng a delegate to Congress of Leprologsts, whch meets n Bergen, Xorway, provded Congress las support of or Governments. The presdent reported that trp to Moloka by Board was success wful n every way. He sad y had found evdence of mprovement n va rous ways, notably boys home, whch, under able management of Bror Dutton, he nsttuton was one whch Board could feel proud of. The grls home was found n good con dton, but n need of a boler for heatng purposes. Executve Offcer Rey nolds was nstructed to nqure as to cost of such a boler. He also asked Board to authorze con structon of a butcher shop at Kalau papa. A petton, sgned by a number of lepers at settlement relatve to certan reforms, was read and some of clauses acted upon favorably and ors declned. Anor petton askng vfor removal of Supt. R. W. Myers and hs assstant was dened. Anor petton from Y. P. S. C. E. of settlement relatve to makng of lquor by lepers was read. As law s already on statutes regardng dstllng lquors, matter was not dscussed. Adjourned. SMALL JARMERS The Advance W Mm n Hawa. Has Bought Land n OJaa Says Twenty More Wll Settle Here. A gentleman from Butte, Montana, jjslled at ths offce last nght and related hs experence n securng nformaton about Hawa. "ve been tryng for a year and a alf to get some nformaton concernng se slands, but never could get an answer to letters sent to people here. dont know why ths should be f people down here want Amercans to settle on slands. n Calforna y are posted, because y have two or three lnes of steamers, but nland, anywhere back from coast, knowledge people have of slands s nl. am one of twenty or more who wanted to come down and go nto farmng, but trouble was to secure nformaton. May be ddnt wrte to proper person, but how are people over re to know who proper person s f t s not advertsed? "Why, n States, when y want a State or Terrtory settled, very county paper has an ad n t tllng who to wrte to for nformaton concernng L "The only way could get anythng about Hawa was to wrte to some gentlemen whose names saw n a newspaper n connecton wth a vst "here. receved an answer from one of gentlemen on November 5, and hs report was so favorable to slands that arranged to leave at once. arrved here on last Mowera, and a few days later went to Hawa and bought 50 acres of land n two tracts 20mn Olaa dstrct, le about at posl " found Olaa garden spot of creaton, and know rest of party wll settle re as soon as can get tme to wrte m of what have seen. Just thnk of t! "When left home we had already experenced two blzzards, and fnd here, n December, a regular clmate. So far as sol of Olaa s concerned, beleve t wll grow anythng for stock, and coffee Js promsng. savr trees but two years out of jursery wth berres well developed, and young apple trees n bearng, wth frut almost rpe. "The trouble s, n North, where y freeze up for nne months n year and spend or three thewng out, dont know Hawa Pasteurs Tonc Wne of and rossbltles for tb small farmer or tlf coffee grower. have bought vrgn la s because men n Olaa who Coca and Kola Nnts. wan. to sell ask too much for mprovements y have made, and have done too much of that sort of work not to know what t costs. To me t seems that Government s makng a great s STRENGNNG and NOURSHmstake n not dssemnatng lterature NG, sustanng and nourshng descrptve of Hawa. do not thnk t would be long, estmatng value of body and bran. Ads dgeston and one whte settler as equal to two Asatcs, before Amercans would have assmlaton, removes fatgue and m nothng to fear from that class of people The settlers wth small means are ready to come, all y ask for s nformaton." CHNA. Beats ner Record by 2 Hours and G.Mnutes. The Pacfc Mal S. S. Chna was sg nalled at 2:5 and arrved n offng an hour later and anchored outsde. Her tme from Yokohama to Honolulu was 9 days, 7 hours and 55 mnutes. beatng all prevous records by 2 hours, 6 mnutes. Among passengers s Jame Wlder, one of "wld men of Borneo," and lately edtor of "Box of Curos" n Yokohama. Edtor Wlder s accom paned by a choce collecton of Bom bay monkeys. Mr. C. M. Dxon, a well known mer chant of Pleasant Rdge, Fulton Co., Pa., has a lttle grl who s frequently threatened wth croup, but when frst symptoms appear, hs wfe gves her Chamberlans Cough Remedy, whch always affords prompt relef. The 25 and 50 cent szes for sale by all Druggsts and Dealers; Benson, Smth & Co., Agents for Hawaan slands. SUGARMAKN G EXPERMENT. EAGLE, Ws., Oct 24. The Wsconsn sugar beet refnery" of ths county, only establshment of knd n norrnwest, has opened ts doors for manufacture of sugar from 0,0 00 acres of sugar beets, grown from a car load of seed mported from France by Waukesha county farmers. The beets are beng delvered at rate of,500 wagon loads per week, and outcome of experment s awated wth nterest by growers and dealers of Wsconsn, and Kansas. llnos, owa, Mchgan The shpments of sugar from Sandwch slands to Unted States for frst sx months of S96 amounted n value to?s,74s,526. Of ths amount 53,046,368 n value was sent around Cape Horn to our Atlantc ports, showng that Pacfc ports, notwthstandng r greater nearness, no longer enjoy a monopoly of Hawaan sugar export trade. Phladelpha Record. Great Brtan and Australa are only slands whch exceed Cuba n natural resources. "When not wasted by war Cuba produces, wth a large share of her sol untouched, 20,000,000 worth of sugar and tobacco annually, besdes products of orchards and forests, rvers and mountan mnes. The total beet sugar producton of Germany amounted, n S949 to 5, 00 cwts.; n 8939 to 27,600,000 4, cwts.; and n S929 3, to HAWAAN GAZETTE: FRDAY, DECEMBER 4, S96. SEMWEEKL 24,500,000 cwts. tsrafuaxnujjrrr.tnattrtmsk? ts a Far Cry. FROM FOROGN g,,.w,, lcago,u.s.a.j But no matter where you lve, vre are anxous to do busness wth you n Clothng, Shoes, Dry Goos, Watches, Jewelry, Sewng Machnes, Harness, SaJles, Harware. Tools, Guns, rs. Ammunton, Bcycles, Agrcultural mplements, Vehcles of all knds, Furnture, Books on every subject. We handle only dependable goods no trak. We beleve we can seed to any dme, goods of any knd, perfect n qualty, at lower prces, lad down, than resdents reof can obtan m anywhere else. Our belef s founded on a quarter centurys experence. To acquant you wth our facltes we wll send you, or any or foregn resdent, free of all charges, our "BUY ERS GUDE," a 2H pound book. 700 pages, llustratons, descrptons t s unque, useful, valuable and also our "HAND BOOK FOR FOREGN BUYERS," whch contans all necessary nformaton to put you n close touch wth our marvelous methods. WLL YOU ASK US TO DO SO? Montgomery Ward & Co. to 8 Mchgan Ave. Chcago, U.S. A. CAftju2rtrnxxrKtuJ"xrfJ4j:ru MjPgg WgBLjllBMjgtTg!l" MJg; Ljl.,BflM BUSNESS COLLEGE, 2 Post Street : : San Francsco. FOR SEYEHTYFY E DOLLARS Ths college nstructs n Shorthand, Typewrtng, Bookkeepng, Telegraphy, Englsh branches and everythng pertanng to busness for full sx months. We have 6 teachers and gve ndvdual nstructon to all our pupls. A Department of Electrcal Engneerng Has been establshed under a thoroughly qualfed nstructor. The course s thoroughly practcal. Send for crcular. C. S. HALEY, Secretary. 0"E BOX CLABKES B4 PLLS s warranted to cure all dscharges from Prmary Organs, n er sex (acqured or consttutonal), Gravel, and Pans n Back. Guaranteed free from mercury. Sold n boxes, 4s.6d. each, by all Chemsts and Patent Medcne Vendors throughout World. Propretors, The Lncoln and Mdland Countes Drug Company, Lncoln, Eng. Vn Pasteur! proves appette, never causng con stpaton. The propretors of VN PASTEUR have testmonals from SEVEN THOUSAND emnent physcans, assurng m of r utmost satsfacton from ts use. Sample bottle free. Large bottles,?.00. MUSTER DRUG CO. Agents for slands. Beemans Pepsne Gum. k m ORGNAL PEPSNE GUM. 4 DELCOUS AND PERFECTON Mf H. For Sale by d MUSTER DRUG CO, Agents for slands. Lberal dscounts to trade. Sterlng Slver Ware n Great Varety: Such as Tea and Coffee sets, Spoon sets, Fsh and Pe sets, Soup Ladles. Sets Carvers, All prces. SLVERPLATE D WARE: Soup Ladles, Pocket Flasks, Nut pcks, Nut cracks, Napkn Rngs, Salt cellars, Sugar Sfters, Chlds cups, Lovng cups, Spoon Holders, Pe Knves, Pearlhand le Butter Knves, Table, Tea and Coffee Spoons, Table and Dessert Forks, Cheese Holders, Butter Dshes, Frut and Berry Dshes, Casters, and Water Ptchers. Cut Glass Ware. Rookwood Ware. Cosmeon Brushes, Combs Pn Trays, Mrrors, Etc. Florence and Cellulod Brush and Comb sets. Pano Lamps, Banquet, Boudor, Hangng and Hall Lamps. Lamp Shades n slk and tssue. Onyx Tables, Etc., Etc: :: f W f E. W. JORDANS NO. 0" FORT Rockng Horses, Swngng Horses, Polce Patrol Wagon3, Gg Rockers, Duxters, ShooFl y Velocpedes, Push Carts, Doll Carrages, "Wagons, "Wheelbarrows, Stck Horse Chme, Croquet Sets, all szes, Swngs, Arguns, School Drll Guns, Magc Lanterns, a complete assortment of Games, Mechancal Chrstmas Tree Ornaments knds, Cossaques Bonbonand s. Toys, of all SMALL TOYS EVERY KND, Lear Goods: Lades Purses, Sterlng Slver M kerchef Bags, Ladles Lambskn and Trplo E.. JORDANS Ho. KSMMlBMMMJklJgyj, STORE ounts, Ladles Morocco and Calf Hand Felt Dorothy Bags. 0 STORE, Fort St. Tropc OL For Engnes and Cylnders THS S OL that Plantaton Engneers are callng for. 9 Sugar Mlls Are usng TROPC Engne and Cylnder Ols, and we have yet to hear of a case where t has not gven perfect satsfacton. The TROPC s a pure, unadulterated lubrcator, and s fully warranted to be of hghest possble grade and to gve frstcla ss satsfacton n every partcular. t s made at one of best Ol Refneres n Cleveland, Oho, and s shpped drect to Honolulu wthout passng through hands of any Mddleme n, and we sell n orgnal packages, barrels or cases. The great success that TROPC OL has met wth, durng past season, ought certanly to recommend t for use n every Sugar Mll. "We have just receved ex Bark "Edward May" a fresh supply from Cleveland, and can supply mmedately, or at any tme specfed, any quantty requred. HALLS ALUMNUM CANE KfflYES Are beng used on TWENTYSEVE N PLANTATONS. They are made by H. Dsston & Sons of Phladelpha, and are acknowledged by m to be best knves y ever turned out. They are made of.alumnum Steel, wth Applewoo d handles, secured wth four rvets, and hang easer n hand, when n use, than any or Cane Knves. The fact that cane cutters prefer se knves to all ors, because y do not tre r hands, and y can do much more work n a day, s suffcent guarantee of r superorty. We have just receved over a hundred dozen from Factory, and can supply Plantatons now or at any tme durng comng season. Plantatons that have not yet tred m, should send for a sample lot, and gve m a tral. We have m wth hook and wthout. E. O. HALL & SON LMTED. n m cs Just Receved ex Saknra Ham, 50 Cases Dry Goods for HOLDAY SEASON AS WELL AS JAPANESE FMCY GOODS. POECELANS, CROCKERY, Xmas Toys FAMOUS YUM0T0 WOODEN.. WARE, SLK DOYLES, HANDKERCHEF CASES, EMBRODERES, HAND BAGS AND SLK GOODS ALL DESCRPTONS. Waverley rblock, STREET. rrors OZAK, Hotel Street. J UaM fle terne C The undersgned havng been apponted agents of above company am prepare to nsure rsks aganst fre on Stem a snd Brck Buldngs and on Merchan j dlso stored ren on most favobbm terms. For partculars apply at bs of F. A. SCHAEFER &COuAgant3.. Central KMrMc Caagaay fer S. Rver m4 Laa Traosfort of Drww. Havlac establshed an agency at Ho ulu and Hawaan slands un tfgned Gnn! Agents are authorzed ake rsks aganst dangers ot 3 tt most reasonable rates and on sost favorable terms. F. A. SCHAEFER k CO., : Agents forf he Hawaan slam! flu Ml ft mm ft. BERLN. Mm M tans Com BERLN. The above nsurance Companes havt" establshed a General Agency here, and th undersgned, General Agents, are author zed to take rsks aganst dangers of seas at most reasonable rates and on most favorable terms. F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., Gnl. Agts. e He... HAMBURG. Captal of company and reserve, rechsmarks 6,ooopcm Captal r rensurance com panes o,o5o,co Total rechsmarks 07,550,0c 4 m... HAMBURG. Captal of company and reserve, rechsmarks 8,830 (Captal r rensurance com panes 35,000,0 Total rechsmarks 433prJ The undersgned, General Agents of thd above two companes for Hawaan slands, are prepared to nsure Buldnes Furnture,.Merchandse and Produce, mx Jnery, etc, also Sugar and Rce MlllSj md Vessels n harbor, aganst loss o lam3ge by fre on most favorable terras Hr HACKFELD A CO. NSURANCE Theo.H.DaYes&Co.,Ld. AGENTS FOR FRE, LFE and MARNE NSURANCE. NornAssuranceC Of London for FRE & LFE. Establshed 836. AccHfflBlated Funds. 3, BRTSH AND FOREGN MARNE NSURANCE CO,, LL Of Lverpool for MARNE. Captal,000,000. mmedate Reducton of Rates. Payment of Clams. T.yflnco.,.jp, NORTH : AND BRTSH M ra Total Funds at 3st December, 83J, 2,433,3. Authorzed Capta d. Subscrbed,! SO.00O Pad up Captal.. 6S7JM 0 0 Fre Funds 2,60, Llfo and Annuty Funds. 9, , The accumulated Funds of Flr and Lfe Departments are free from lablty n respect of each or. ED. HFSCHLAEGER & CO. Agents for Hawaan slands. CASTLE & COOKE, Ld., Lfe and Fre nsurance Agts. AGENTS FOB New England Mutual hm mm Ot Bostea. ftj mma cm Of Martfert. CONSOLDATED SODA WATER WORKS CO.. Ll. Eplaae, Cor. Vert ftd Allen Sta. BOLUMTSR & CO.. JAPANESE POSTAGE STAMPS. Every one who sends me 00 good stamps of hs land wll receve 00 stamps, n 20 varetes, from Japan. K. TODA: Bngo Mtsunosho. Japaa Jv lut fejfe n$&l& sk5gyfcu

4 A HAWAUAS GAZETTKrFKDA Y. DECEMBER SEMWEEKL AS SEHWEEKL Y. SSUED TUESDAYS A5D FRDAYS 9 W. R. FARRNGTON. EDTOR. TRDAY DECEMBER 4, 896. BRSK AND TO PONT. Whle commttee havng n charge complng of necessary documents to state objects of Annexaton Club s composed of men fully competent to accomplsh task n a satsfactory manner, suggeston comng from several members that brevty characterze declaraton of prncples s certanly a good one. Tle day has gone by when a long lne of whys and wherefores meets wth popular approval. When men are banded toger n a popular movement y prefer that r object shall be set forth n as clearly outlned form as possble. t was only a few years ago that one of poltcal partes of Massachusetts formulated ts platform n a seres of short and ponted paragraphs, dea beng that t would receve more studed attenton n se days when people read on run and are not nclned to spend tme to peruse ponderous documents. For a platform, resoluton presented by General Hartwell Frday evenng expresses stuaton about as clearly as any document that has been penned. The qualfcaton for membershp need consst of nothng more than good standng as a ctzen coupled wth an earnest desre to accom. plsh at an early day annexaton of Hawa to Unted States. Nothng n shape of drawng lnes on natonalty, prevous or present poltcal afflaton, should fgure n requrements "of membershp. Annexaton s a common ground on whch every ctzen or clan can meet and jon n an aggressve work to reach a glorous end. Sde ssues or a waste of words are not want ed n any department of annexaton campagn. State prncples, state requrements n no lengthy, ambguous forms; place flat proposton before people and re wll be no possble opportunty for requestng an explanaton of what ths phrase or that sentence means. Then rank and fle can read r ttle clear and waverng outsders wll have no excuse to haggle over small ponts except of r own manufacture. SMALL FARMERS AM) ADVER TSXG. More advertsng for Hawa" s a strng that has been harped on for yearsj and every day brngs new evdence that more vgorous twangng s needed n order that somethng may be accomplshed to satsfy appette for nformaton possessed by many capable men of Unted States. One of re 5 ucent aauuons to tne rans o ja waan coffee growers s a gentleman from Butte, Montana. Ths poneer states that for several months he endeavored to obtan Llterature of some knd that would JS?6 km a ea wat tue absolute and complete dscredt upon people here than fact that Amercan farmers have to go chasng about as for a needle n a hay stack to fnd out what sort of place ths s. Chance meetng wth globe trotters s practcally what we are dependng on to tell people east of Rocky mountans that Hawa s a country where Amercan farmers are wanted aye, and where y are needed. The apathy of AngloSaxo n ctzens toward spreadng nformaton abroad s comng to pont that makes stuaton almost dangerous. Just now re s consderable agtaton over, ncrease of Orentals. People ask, rwlat are we eong to do about t?" Then y read up on our natonal treates, and er leave queston unanswered or propose some mpossble scheme for abrogatng ths conventon or that treaty. There s just one thng to do n present brng AngloSaxons emergency to country, and more partcularly AngloSaxons of Unted States. Some one asks, fhow shall we brng m?" Certanly not by whsperng n some toursts ear that AngloSaxons are needed, certanly not by sttng around lke dummes and wshng "thngs were dfferent." Amercan farmers are not Trlbys and cant be hypnotzed, but gve m nformaton and y know a good opportunty when y see t or can read of t. Pessmsts swear and assert that Amercan farmers wll not come; "y have better advantages at home." Ths may be true, but no one has yet proved t.!new settlers n coffee dstrcts are not wal ng to go home agan. f pessmstc, dea s cantbedo ne to rule " AngloSaxo n populaton, perhaps after all t wll be just as well for colones of Japanese students to land frpn Orental steamers. Old fashoned, self nterested cranks say Amercan farmers wll not come; careful students of stuaton say y must be brought. And Amercan farmers wll come f an effort of average force s made to place agrcultural possbltes of country before m. The Government s now preparng a valuable pamphlet of nformaton, of whch several thousand copes are to be dstrbuted. Make that number one mllon copes and confne dstrbuton to Unted States, n pamphlets wll be heard from. f number s lmted by Government appropraton, busness communty ought to take matter n hand. When usefulness of ths document wanes, get out anor one; but whatever may be method of procedure, keep ever lastngly at t, brng Amercans to Hawa. n ths manner and n ths manner only wll mooted queston of how to put new lands n hands of proper partes, how to mprove populaton of country, be settled. A PERPETUAL CALEXTAR. and that snce 752, durng whch year change was made from Julan or old system of reckonng tme, to Gregoran sys The sec tem whch s now n use. ond defect of many or perpetual calendars s that r use has nvolved followng out of such complcated "drectons that trouble and tme taken to fnd out what one s lookng for are so great, and lablty of er,ror so large, as to do away entrely wth utlty of scheme. Ths calendar obvates both of se dffcultes by extendng over all tme from begnnng of Chrstan era, and by placng at searchers dsposal calendar of entre year looked for, so that mmedately day of week for any date of that year s determned. Besdes results ndcated by ttle, calendar gves mmedate answers to a number of or nterestng questons, such, for nstance, as: When was last tme that February had fve Sundays, and when wll ths occur agan? When wll days of week recur agan on same days of year as n S9G? Show that no future century wll begn on er Sunday, Wednesday or Frday. The calendar s certanly a curous and ngenous complaton, and cannot fal to entertan and edfy. At same tme, re s much that s practcal n a system whch gves dates correctly wthout necesstatng unravellng of a mass of fgures qute unsur mountable to every day nd vdual wth lttle apttude at fgurng outsde prncples of percentage. n countngroom. court room, and n schools a calendar of ready reference whch sweeps from begnnng to end s qute a valuable f not a necessary accessory. Comprehensveness and smplcty are two vtal requrements whch Mr. Laws has apparently mastered wth a hjrh degree of success. CONTNUE FORT STREET "WDEN NG. Xow that Government s begnnng task of wdenng Fort street, a petton s beng crculated to have excellent work contnued to Beretana street. Unless re s some unusual barrer n way unknown to thp general publc, we can see no reason why ths petton should not be granted, and Fort street from Kng to Beretana lad out on new lnes proposed n act passed by last Legslature. Very seldom s t that much s ganed by carryng on publc mprovements pece meal, dong a lttle here and a lttle re and leavng a good deal uncompleted. The prospectve erecton of new buldngs on Campbell proper ty has possbly done somethng to hurry on wdenng process from Wchman store to Kng street But why should mprovements stop re? Two new blocks are already n process of erecton mauka of Hotel street Ths, means that busness cen The decdedly nterestng and ter s steadly movng mauka ward orwse valuable nventon, on Fort street, consequently no perpetual calendar, whch Audtor General EL Laws has recently porton near busness blocks tme should be lost to put that country offers to small agrculturalsts. He faled to get anythng. publshed, s a novelty that wll n such a condton that two drays Fnally le happened to run across doubtless attract more than passng notce from those who take an stop traffc, as s possble at and a tramcar wll not completely some toursts who durng r trp aroundjjsgvorld had stopped a nterest n fgurng up n just present tme.,,fe.w wetljks n slands, and from whch poston Far Tme has Furr than ths, appearance of street ought to count mss people le secured suffcent landed days of year n nformaton and encouragement to past and how he wll arrange for somethng. Wth two new convnce Mm tlut t was safe to m n future. Mr. Laws has stone front buldngs gong up on buy a tcket to Honolulu and take compled a system by whch can new street lne, Chnese chances on a favorable openng be found he calendar for any tn can shantes"are left to occupy somewhere n country. He arrved by a recent steamer, has tak en year, and day of week for postons of promnence, and any date from begnnng of good, new, substantal buldngs uplooyacres of coffeejlaud, and Chrstan era to end of bdden from vew. Then acan. s not only satsfed t enthus. tme. wth one store on old lne and astc lver opportuntes offered Many "perpetual" calendars anor on new, general Tnlfle Olaa dstrct?", have been devsed heretofore, but outlne of tho street wll put to Ths fmurv experence s only all that have come to general notce have been defectve "n. two mprovements n busness cente r slame a Boston alley. f buldng ohe5:,ofmany, and whle Hawa properly poses as hghly progres mportant partculars; frst of are to contnue, re ought to ave for atropcal couutjylwe: se s that y have coveredfbe a promptfmovement made to aow of.nothng that reflects more only... a lmted porton of tme. establsh fcj new lnes and make one complete sweep along entre street. Put small wooden buldngs back where y belong and t wll not be many months before captal wll be found to replace m wth more substantal structures. The Legslature has made all necessary laws and approprated necessary funds, and laws cannot be put nto effect too rapdly to sut busness communty. MUSC BOX FU.NTV For some reason usual Chrstmas concert for unfortunates at leper settlement s to be omtted ths year. Ths feature of holday season wll be mssed, snce t was always a pleasure for people of ctt o gve somethng toward makng holdays brghter for those men and women forever shut out from world. Whle Honolulu concert s not forthcomng, word has been receved that a musc box wllbe one of most acceptable Chrstmas presents that could be receved at settlement The prncpal call seems to be for musc, and though many mght consder that some or nstrument than a. musc box would be more approprate, t s not a matter for people here to pass judgment upon. Ths paper s only too glad to open ts columns for rasng a popular subscrpton fund of such sze that people at settlement shall have r wshes gratfed on Chrstmas day. The musc box wll probably cost somethng over 00, although f sum rased be less, an nstrument to ft funds can be obtaned. We are fortunately able to open lst wth 5, sum left over from leper band fund rased by Capt Cochrane, whch wll start ball rollng, and f s hoped that those who have a lttle money to gve for helpng to make a happer Chrstmas at leper settlement wll be heard from promptly. Only a few weeks now reman before Chrstmas week. Send n subscrptons to "Musc Box Fund," Advertser offce, and as soon as requste funds are obtaned musc box wll be purchased and forwarded. When Jules Vernes "Around World n Eghty Days" became an every day possblty people began tojold up r hands n wonder and admraton, and began to beleve n possblty of ar shps comng nto use wthn lfe tme of present generaton. But now that Prnce Hlkoff, Russan mperal Mnster of Ways and Communcaton, sets probable pace at thrty three days, t can be safely sad that world possesses methods of travel whch wll run a close race wth tryng machnes. To make crcut n ths tme only fastest trans and steamers are taken nto consderaton. Wth completon of Sberan ralway Prnce Hlkoff specfes tme as follows: New York to Bremen, 7 days; Bremen to St Petersburg by ral, l days; St Petersburg to Yladvostock by ral, at30 mles per hour, 0 days; Yladvostock to San Francsco, va Hakodate Strats, 0 days; San Francsco to New York, 4 days. The present shortest tme for crcutng globe s gven as follows: Xew York to Southampton, G days; Southampton to Brnds, va Pars, 3 days; Brnds to Yokohama, va Suez, 42 days; Yokohama to San Francsco, 0 days, and San Francsco to New York, 4 days, or GG days n all. A patent water s no loser, partcularly when he s constant ly on watch. The bg sezure of opum made by customs of fcals proves ths old adage, and also proves that opum watchers cannot be fooled all tme. Yesterdays sezure was by all odds most mportant customs offcers "have made n many months. Opnm schooners can be SSSZrfr, YfZZZ&". rsssr"" y a One shoe man wll take average $3 shoe and make t and gve you a dscount. Then he complans of dull trade. We take average $3 shoe and mark t planly S2, and sell dozens of m a day, and every par of shoes we sell s guaranteed; Got to be good shoes or y cant get n here or go out er. The SVlarawfacfcurers Exclusve Shoe Dealers, : : looked after wth comparatve ease, but small shpments of contraband goods smuggled n from dfferent vessels have gven nadequate force of custom guards no end of trouble. The publc knows nothng of way n whch opum was run to earth, and nothng as to what men wll be brought to justce, but appearances pont to deputy collector and port surveyor beng on rght tral, and re s every evdence that some one wll feel full force of law. Prompt punshment to gulty partes s what people want to see. n anor column s gven a preelect revew of Amer can beet sugar ndustry, by Herbert Myrck, edtor of Amer can Agrculturalst.!M"r. Myrck s a rar vsonary ndvdual who, ust prevous to electon of S92, started a scheme whereby Amercan Agrculturalst was to take Western farmers nto partner shp and start a ggantc beet sugar corporaton all through West. The scheme never saw daylght, n consequence of tmely nterference of Chas. E. Buckland, a gentleman who durng?80s was a Honolulu edtor. But notwthstandng!mr. Hyrcks vsonary tendences, he s n a poston to keep n close touch wth Amercan promoters of beet sugar ndustry, and n vew of possbltes followng Alclvnleys electon, expanson of beet sugar manufacture s abusness proposton that touches pretty close to Hawa. t now appears that offcers who asssted Dr. Jameson n hs Transvaal rad and now share mprsonment wth hm have not been dsmssed outrght from Brtsh army. They have been permtted to ask for r dscharge, and consequently retn full rght to penson, etc. Those not prosecuted have only been censured. Great Brtan seems to be followng plan of some ralroad corporatons, who dscharge employees on whom rests responsblty for a serous accdent, and after popular furore has queted down hre m over agan. Possbly Great Brtan would not have rased serous objectons had Dr. Jameson been successful. One of latest magnfcent accessores to Hawaan Tramways system s old fashoned strplea r whp, whch varous drvers floursh wth dexterty second only to a mountan mule teamster. Not only s whp pled unceasngly on backs of Tramwaj s mules, but t s too often flourshed about n a manner to strke across backs of passengers patently "watng wthn car for broken down affar to make ts usual mle an hour. Not only ths, whp also comes n contact wth horses passng car, and aggravates attack of nervous prostraton whch every healthy horse experences when forced to pass a tramcar. t looks as though apology for a tramcar was plastered upon ths communty for some tme to come, JSSaujs!. but And Honost. Shoe O : Fort Street. promscuous slashng about wth, lash whps should be stopped, and. that rght quckly. A leadng medcal journal s authorty for statement that onos one of greatest health promoters of all vegetables that grow. The onon s sad to be a food par excellence to allevatean y malady from nervous prostraton to a poor complexon. Theauthohowever, fals to remark upon effects of an ononated breath upon communty. The onon may be all rght, but an ononlade n breath n mdst of a collecton of farly susceptble ndvduals breeds more casesonervous prostraton than any or agent on lsts of modern hygenc dscoveres. t on very good authorty that all members of Amercan League take an oath to use r nfluence for a reducton of mltary forces and gvng, frst preference to Ctzens Guard. Nothng strengns tht nfluence of offcals or those whwv are promnent n counsels of poltcal or socal organzatons more than steadly and carefully stckng to orgnal prncples. When one requrement of oath s overlooked re s a natural tendency to cave n all around, even to extent of abjurng. frst, orgnal and foundaton prncple. f annexaton s not announced, wthn next twelve months, put Trbune down as a false pnphe t. How shall t come? What wll be condtons? Hlo Trbune. Dont worry about methods of travel or condtons. Just do your best to furr annexaton wthout attemptng to rake up condtons. The Unted States Congress can be depended upon to gveth e Hawaan terrtory a satsfactory answer to last query. Pure Blood s essental to perfect health. Ths s a scentfc fact. Etery organ, nerve and muscle must be fed and nourshed. t s functon of blood to furnsh ths nourshment, and qualty of nourshment se organs receve depends on qualty of blood. f blood s Rch Pure and full of vtalty t wll properly feed and support whole mechansm of body. f t s poor and thn dsease and sufferng wll be nevtable. The great success of Hoods Sarsaparlla n curng stubborn cases of scrofula, eczema, rheumatsm, neuralga and many or emlar troubles, s based upon ts power to enrch and purfy Blood Ths s also reason for great popularty of Hoods Sarsaparlla as a buldng up medcne. By makng pure, rch blood, t gves vgor and vtalty even n tryng seasons, when, owng to mpovershed blood, thousapds are complanng of weakness and wearness, lack of energy and ambton, and that tred feelng. 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5 4$ & m$ f McNERNY DO NOT ALWAYS COST A GOD PRCE. Astonshng how cheap watches are made today, whch wll run well, and gve satsfacton to wearer as well as to dealer. Our Stronghold s S Our Watches! PRCES RANGE FROM $3.00 UP TO $ Bg range snt t? But n re are hundreds n between at all knds of prces. Send for our Waltham N A,or Elgn, $7.50 DUSTPROOF CASE FOR Fully guaranteed. Absolutely best where strength of case s requred. H.F.WCHMAN HONOLULU. T S REPUBLCAN Lower House n Unted States Congress. Senate Probably Democratc But Wll be Close Sound Money All Rght. The New York Trbune szes up complexon of Fftyfft h Congress as follows: Late returns from States beyond Msssspp, ndcatng capture by Bryan and Fuson forces of one or two addtonal seats n Unted States Senate, threaten to lmt Republcan and soundmone y strength n upper branch of Congress after March 4 next to a bare quorum. The Legslatures n Washngton, Kansas and Mssour are now conceded to show workng Popocratc pluraltes, whle poltcal complexon of South Dakota Legslature s stll doubtful. Calforna and North Dakota wll return Republcan Senators. Delawares Legslature s admtted to be Democratc, whch means that a Democratc Senator wll be sent to Washngton to press a clam to seat vacated by Anthony Hggns on March 4, 895. n North Carolna t s not yet apparent what forces wll control next Legslature, but t s more than lkely that RepublcanPopul st fuson on legslatve canddates has been successful, and that Mr. Prtchard or some or Republcan wll be chosen as Charman Maron Butlers colleague. Though Republcan sde n Senate has receved a materal as a result of Tuesdays electons, ts strength had been so reduced by desertng slver or nothng contngent from mnng States that t can scarcely hope to do more than make up for ts losses of last June, and reassert a party control of Senate wth ad of Vce Presdents, Mnnesota C. K. Davs (R.), 899. vote. Unless furr losses are reported from States stll n doubt, Msssspp E. C. Walthall (D.), ; Knute Nelson (R.), 90. Republcan party vote n Senate 90. H. D. Money (D.), 903. after March 4 wll probably be 45 j Mssour F. M. Cockrell (D.), 899. short of a majorty. Montana Lee Mantle (S.), 899. T. The opposton forces are lkely to be H. Carter (R.), 90. splt up nto four factons Sound Nebraska W. V. Allen (P.), 899. Money Democrats, Slver Democrats, J. M. Thurston (R.), 90. Slver Senators pure and smple, and Nevada W. M. Stewart (P.), 899. Populsts. The latest returns ndcate New Hampshre W. E. Chandler that re wll be 30 Slver Democrats (R.), 90. n chamber 4 Sound Money Democrats, 5 Slver Senators and 6 Popu 899. W.J. Sewell (R), 90. New Jersey James Smth (S. M. D.), lsts. f South Dakota and North Carolna are carred by Popocratc leg North Carolna M. Butler (P.), 90L New York E. Murphy, Jr. (D.), 899. slatve tcket, Slver Democrat and Populst wll be added to opposton, whch wll n be an actual majorty. Sx of Senators classed as Republcans Shoup, of daho; Wolcot t, of Colorado; Carterfot Montana; Mtchell, of Oregon, and Clark and Warren, of Wyomng have heretofore voted free slver conage measures, whle four Senators classed as soundmone y men, as well as fve Bryan Democrats Messrs. Gorman, of Maryland; Murphy, of New York; Mlls, of Texas; Martn, of Vrgna, Denends )our future happness. Remem berthat we sell ber thjsv and also fnestsoled shoes, fnest of kd uppers, and gve value for value receved. We are leaders, not mtators. SHOE STORE. and Mtchell, of Wsconsn have heretofore opposed free conage legslaton. The actual soundmone y strength n Senate wll not, refore, dffer greatly from Republcan party strengn Senate. Or 90 Senators who wll be enttled to seats after larch 3, 897, 5S hold over from present Congress. They can be dvded poltcally as follows: Republcans, 28; Democrats, 20; Sound Money Democrats, 4; Slver Men 3; Populsts, 3. Thrtytw o vacances are to be flled from followng States: Alabama, Arkansas, Calforna, Colorado, Connectcut, Delaware, Florda, Georga, daho, llnos, ndana, owa, Kentucky, Lousana, "Maryland, Msssspp, Mssour, Ne vada, New Hampshre, New lork. North Carolna, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Washngton and Wsconsn. Republcan Senators have succeeded mselves already n owa and Vermont, and two addtonal seats have been ganed n Oho and Maryland by choce of J. B. Forak er and George L. Wellngton tq succeed Calvn S. Brce and C. H. Gbson. Democratc Senators have also been chosen n Msssspp and Lousana to succeed Democrats. n Kentucky present Legslature, whch s to choose a successor to J. C. S. Blackburn, has now a Republcan majorty of 2, and ought to be able to elect a Republcan next wnter at Frankfort n se 6 States t s now apparent that present Republcan representaton wll be mantaned Calforna, Connectcut, New Hampshre, North Dakota, Pennsylvana and Oregon. Democrats wll succeed Democrats n se 6 States: Alabama, Arkansas, Florda, Georga, Mssour and South Carolna. Populst Senators wll probably be returned from Nevada and Kansas. n New York, ndana, llnos and Wsconsn 4 Republcans wll replace Messrs. Hll, Voorhees, Palmer and Vlas. n Washngton a slver Senator, Squre, wll be succeeded by a Democrat. Colorado wll return Senator Teller, and anor slver man wll replace Brown, a straght Republcan, n Utah. Dubos, a slver Senator, wll probably be dspossessed n daho n favor of a Populst. The Democratc sde wll gan a seat n Delaware one from whch Col. Dupont was excluded last sprng by a close vote n Senate. f South Dakotas Legslature s Republcan Populsts wll lose seat whch Mr. Kyle now holds. North Carolna wl probably return a Republcan n person of Prtchard, sttng Senator. As a result of Tuesdays electon, refore, " Republcan sde has made a net gan of 6 seats, whch, consderng unusual condtons prevalng n many Western States, s an achevement of most credtable and substantal sort. The followng table wll show makeu p of Senate after March 4 next: SENATE Alabama J. T. Morgan (D.), 90. Arkansas J. H. Berry (D.), 90. Calforna S. M. Whte (D.), 899. Colorado E. O. Wolcott (R.), 897. Connectcut J. R. Hawley (R.), 899. Delaware Geo. Gray (S. M. D.), 90. Florda S. Pasco (D.), 899. Georga A. O. Bacon (D.), 90. daho G. L. Shoup (R.), 90. llnos S. M. Cullom (R.), 90. ndana Davd Turpe (D,), 899. owa J. H.Gear (R.), 90. W. B. Allson (R.), 903. Kansas Lucen Baker (R.). 90. Kentucky W. Lndsay (S. M. D.), 90. Lousana D. Caffery (S. M. D.), 90. W. D. McEnerny (D.), 903. Mane Eugene Hale (R.), 899. W. P. Frye (R.), 90. Maryland A. P. Gorman (D.), 899. G. L. Wellngton (R.), 903. Massachusetts H. C. Lodge (R.), 899. G. F. Hoar (R.), 90. Mchgan J. C. Burrows (R.), 899. James McMllan (R.), 90. North Dakota W. N. Roach (D.), Oho John Sherman (R.), 899. J. B. Foraker (R.), 903. Oregon G. W. McBrde (R.), 90. Pennsylvana M. S. Quay (R.), 899. Rhode sland N. W. Aldrch (R.), 899. G. P. Wetmore (R.), 90. South Carolna 90. B. R. Tlman (D.), South Dakota 90. R. F. Pettgrew (S.), Tennessee W. B. Bate (D.), 899. G. Harrs (D.), 90.. HAWAAN GAZETTE: FEED AT, DECEMBER 4, 896. SEMWEEKL Texas R. Q. Mlls (D.), 899. Horace Chlton (D.), 90. Utah F. J. Cannon (S.), 899. Vrgna J. W. Danel (D.), 899. T. S. Martn (D.), 90. Vermont R. Proctor (R.), 899. J. S. Morrll (R.), 903. Washngton J. L. Wlson (R.), 899. West Vrgna C. J. Faulkner (D.), 899. S. B. Elkns (R.), 90. Wsconsn J. L. Mtchell (D.), S99. Wyomng C. D. Clark (R.), 809. F. E. Warren (R.), 90. Republcans, 43. Democrats, 30. Sound Money Democrats, 4. Populsts, 6. Slver, 5. Doubtful seats, 2. n House of Representatves tha Republcans wll probably number 222, Democrats 9, and Populsts and slver men combned 6. The Republcan pluralty, refore, wll be 03, and Republcan majorty over all 87. A proposton nvolvng ssue of sound money would receve n House as many as 235 votes probably, Sound Money Democrats elected n New York, Pennsylvana, Massachuchusett s and or Eastern States out numberng slver Republcans chosen n Pacfc Coast States and n Far West. On a proposton nvolvng a revson of tarff t s reasonable to assume that Republ cans would poll r full strength. GREAT UNKNOWN One of Best Plays n Frawleys Repertore. Several HtsThea Artsts Score tre Crowded From Stage to Doors. "The Great Unknown" s. to Frawleys, one of best drawng comedes n repertore. ts producton n Honolulu was not an excepton to rule elsewhere, for re was not a vacant seat at New Hawaan Opera House last nght when curtan rose on frst act. There were several ater and box partes, among m one at whch Presdent and Mrs. Dole were host and hostess. There s so lttle pathos n play that t s entrely lost n avalanche of comedy whch prevals. True enough re are parts where one could not laugh wthout dsturbng hs neghbors, but play s not suggestve of a sngle sob. t treats of a woman whose msson, to her, s to nflct a lot of novels and stuff whch she dgnfes wth name of poetry upon publc. So mpressed s she wth belef that she s a great wrter that she neglects her famly, con sstng of a husband and two young grls, and fnally goes to Europe, where she wll be able to pursue her art n a more refnng atmosphere. Besdes, Jarraway famly just referred to. re are two or three male lovers, one female dtto and a dear old aunt of latter, who proves a captal matchmaker. Then re are usual servants and stage appurtenances. As Jeremah Jarraway, far of two grls and husband of Great Unknown, Harry Corson Clarke bore much of burden of play. f almost constant laughter on part of audence s a crteron by whch hs actng s to be judged, Mr. Clarke made a decded ht. Hs scenes wth young wdow, wth whom he magnes he s nfatusted, were clever. Agan, n last act, where he meets hs wfe, Alpha to hs Omega n r marred lves, after an nterval of three years, ths young actor had unlmted scope to exhbt hs capabltes as a comedan. Dgnfed Blanche Bates, n char acter of a hoden, was a metamorphoss. The Honolulu atergoer s have accustomed mselves to seeng her, f not always, as womanly woman, at least at stage of lfe where all thoughts of romp and nonsense have been outgrown. The success acheved by Mss Bates n or roles she has essayed was repeated last nght as Etna, tomboy. From frst, where she meets her far after playng hooky from her studes, to very last where, through her suddenly dscovered love for a cousn who has been away for years and juset returns, her actng was characterzed by that completeness of ease and grace whch has won for her plaudts of audences whch have flled Opera House at every performance. The meetng wth her mor, dressed as a new woman wth a bold suggeston of mannlshness n her makeu p was superb. t was n ths scene, too, where lttle Hope Ross dstngushed herself, for she depcted tomboy wth a naturalness of detal that was surprsng. n frst act Mss Ross has a captal scene wth Mr. Lesle, her musc teacher. Throughout play her actng was excellent and qute beyond crtcsm; her three best scenes, however, are those mentoned, and one n whch she and her sster (Mss Bates) read r mors latest novel, and go nto raptures over romantc scenes depcted. Mr. Worthng, as Ned Dreemer, Etnas cousn and lover, seemed out of sorts; re was somethng n hs actng whch mpressed people wth a feelng that he "wshed hmself somewhere else. t may have been part, but certan t was Mr. Worthng was not at hs best, nor was hs rendton of ths character to be compared wth that whch he played n "Two Escutcheons." He makes a very good stage lover, under ordnary crcumstances, but t must be admtted that part n whch a ven of humor rurs : through lnes s better suted to Mr. Worthngs abltes than character he played n "The Great Unknown." He was seldom on stage, except n lonely love scenes, but what he acted lke a man who had dropped n unexpectedly and wshed he hadnt. The greatest delneator of old woman characters n Unted States s Mrs. Glbert. Next to her, n opnon of crtcs abroad s Phosa Mc Allster, who played Aunt Penelope last nght. Unfortunately for patrons of he ater n Honolulu repertore of Frawleys has not been such that Mss McAllster could be seen to advantage n roles whch have made her famous elsewhere. Her Aunt Elza, n "Hs Wfes Far" was a dream, both n makeu p and delneaton, but re ware not enough to t to gve publc an dea of her artstc capabltes. The same may be sad of her performance n "The Great Nowhere but n last scene does she have an opportunty to do more than admre stage settngs. That she s an actress of ablty s acknowledged by every one who has seen her. The ODonnell Don, part assgned to Mr. Frawley, was n excellent hands. He was genteel rsh gentleman who had followed a wdow to Amerca to tell her of hs love and restore to her a locket she had lost n old country. Mr. Frawleys brogue was perfect enough to remnd one of lamented Bouccault t was not ntensely Celtc nor was t suggestve of anythng coarse. The part was not a great one, but Mr. Frawley played t well. Mr. Lesle had lttle to say as musc teacher, and he sad t well. Mr. Bosworth, as Twtters, was n evdence manly from hs excellent makeup as a prvate tutor, and Mr. Eno3, as servant, had much too lttle to say and do for a man of hs talents. The scene of play s n last act, where Arabella Jarraway, Great Unknown, appears a supposedly delcate flower and a vctm to muse. Anyone who ever read descrpton of departure of Frances Hodgsen Burnette from Amerca, thor oughly broken n health after becomng famous through "Faunleroy," would say that Madge Carr Cooke had become so thoroughly mbued wth that famous authors characterstcs that she lved scene on stage. t would be dffcult to magne a better bt of actng and t would be hard to fnd an actress who could as fathfully depct character as Mss Cooke. As has been stated n se columns before, Mss Cooke has too lttle to do n Frawley repertore. Mss Rowan, as wdow and asprant to hstronc fame, was acceptable as was Mss Plxley as French mad. 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A. corner and drove down" Alakea on rght hand sde of street, lke a sensble man. A hack, wth a Japanese drver, was gong up on same sde, lke a senseless man, and anor hack was gong up" on rghthand sde, just n front of Dr. Herberts. Jack Gbson made an attempt to drve between. but re was not room enuogh, andjas, Japanese f rta." w &..f? S W Awar44 t rtlebart Honors WarMa Par. QeUL Medal, Mdwnter Far. pa CREAM BAKNG POWDffl A Pure Crape Cream or Tartar Powder. 40 Years Standard. LEWS & CO., Acents. locolln... dd not take trouble to stop, re was a collson, n whch shafts of Mr. Browns carrage suffered. The horses, a beautful par of bays, started off, kckng as y went. The car rage swerved from one sde to oth er, damagng some of parts badly. Jack Gbson held on to rens well, and kept horses as straght n mddle of street as he could. At corner of Alakea and Queen streets carrage came n contact wth telephone post, and horses stopped. Fortunately no one was hurt The Japanese and hs hack, lost sght of n greater exctement of runaway, escaped around corner, but f bystanders were not mstaken 2 was number on hs lamps. LOCAL BREVTES. Drop n and have a look at Kng Bros. art store, 0 Hotel street The acknowledged fnshng touch to a mans attre s hs scarf. The Kash. The Hawaan News Company wsh you all a Merry Chrstmas n r ad of today. B. F. Ehlers & Co. advertse latest noveltes n stamped lnen and denha m goods. There s "merry makng" n all departments at L. B. Kerrs. The bg sale s a great success. John A. Baker, real estate broker and employment agent, has a card n ths ssue. He has hs offce wth A. G. M. Robertson. Mnster Wlls, who has been ll wth fever for past sx weeks, s mprovng, rar than growng worse, as was stated yesterday. The chldren are delghted at what y see n Santa Claus warcrooms at E. W. Jordans. Toys and toys, and stll toys, greet eye at every turn. The Hawaan Hardware Company are advertsng sterlng slver ware and slverplate d ware and or beautful artcles sutable for holday pres ents. Resdents of Hlo complan that plants are smuggled nto Hlo from Honolulu, and that roses at Onomea have been destroyedb ravages of Japanese beetle. There wll be a meetng of Annexaton Club at 7:30 ths evenng at Drll Shed, when matters of nterest and mportance to people of Hawaan slands wll be dscussed. The Natonal Band wll not gve a concert n Opera House next Tues day evenng, as frst announced, but wll gve a subscrpton concert at Hawaan Hotel, next Frday evenng, December th. Two salors from.. Brtsh bark Snowdon got nto darkest part of Lewers & Cookes lumber yard last nght and ndulged n a duel wth fsts. Both were rescued wth shrts torn from r backs. Strangers n cty who have never experenced an earthquake can have as good by gong down on Pacfc Mal wharf any tme from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. The donkey engne at low er end does busness. t s stated that two b,oys brought from leper settlement seven months ago and placed n recevng staton at Kalh have been dscharged as non lepers, wher or not y were lep ers when sent to Moloka s not stated S. Ozak has just receved 50 cases of dry goods, porcelans, etc., whch he has tastefully dsplayed for sale n hs store n Waverley block. To make room for all pretty thngs, he has opened up second floor of buldng. There were gared toger on grounds of Emma Hall yesterday mornng 200 kndergarten chldren to lsten to musc by Hawaan Band. The peces gven were all very lvely, and lttle ones skpped about to r hearts content. So dd teachers. t mght be welcome news to many to know that hehe, that delcous fsh whch can be koalaed or fred, but not boled or baked, s begnnng to come nto market agan. The frst lot numberng some 300, arrved yesterday and was sold very soon afterwards. Bcycle accdents are becomng qute frequent. Ths s partly due to fact that many rders of late seem to forget re s any rght or left hand to a street t may be that ths carelessness and agan t may be stupdty. t would be too bad to have to beleve latter. Sharpshooters Wll Dne. At Hawaan Hotel ths evenng Leut McLeans team wll set up dnner to that of Cant Walln a. sut of a wager on a shoot between two teams from Sharpshooters Company whch took place a short tme ago. There s no reason howeverfc.why. good thngs wll not be much by one relshedas as by or. That pont has been decded on, and snce Leut McLeans men lost shoot y do not ntend to lose dnner; and wll do r best to outdo r vctors n lne of appette. Artfcal Volets. Not long ago Portuguese Charge daffares Canavarro receved from Pars a bunch of large artfcal volets used for decoratve purposes at tme of last vst of Emperor of Russa to that cty. t beng wnter trees were bare, and some of se stuated along man thoroughfares, were lterally covered wth se artfcal flowers and r leaves, makng a most beautful effect. Mr. Canavarro has dstrbuted what he receved among a number of h3 frends. WHARF AND WAVE. DAMOND HEAD SGNAL STA TON, Dec 3, 0 p. m. The wear s clear; wnd, lght; norast. The new nterslan d steamer 3 overdue. The Hawa wll sal for Hawa ports at 2 noon tomorrow. The P. M. S. S. Chna wll sal for San Francsco at 0 a. m. today. The Hawaan bark Damond Head wll probably sal for San Francsco today. The bell buoy was agan placed n poston yesterday after a thorough cleanng and pantng. Ache Glfllan says that Chna has best facltes for coalng of any lner that calls at ths port A sevenfo ot shark was caught by some natve fshermen ore harbor Wednesday nght A large ulua had taken hold of hook, and natves were begnnng to draw fsh n when shark bt at t and got nto trouble. LEW 5 & CO. There are few gourmets n Honolulu who do not know our Maltes Cross Hamsv They are cured expressly for us and are nfntely better than any or ham on market for bolng or roastng. Ths brand of ham s from selected stock and s n plcke a unform number of hours. They cost a trfle more than ordnary hams, but y are ffty percent, betler n qualty. f you want to roast one of se hams heres a good recpe: Put t n cold water and let t soak over nght, n pour off water, wpe ham dry and put t nto kettle agan, cover wth fresh water and bol for three hours. Then take t out, scrape rnd when cool, put t nto anor kettle and pour four pnts of cder over t and n enough water to cover. Put n a bay leaf, cloves, allspce and cnnamon, and allow t to bol slowly for two hours more, never lettng water bol over. Then take t out, wpe t thoroughly and dust t wth powdered sugar and cloves, stckng whole spces here and re n t"e fat. Put nto oven and bake for an hour and a half. The Ataltese Cross Hams are only ones sutable for cookng n ths way and we are exclusve deaers n m LEWS & CO. Grocers. Fort Street, Honolulu. MS H SURPASSES ANYTHNG EVER SEEN ON SLANDS. Santa Claus has arrved andunpac ked hs trunks. We have 4? Largest Stock and V Grandest Varety of J AND bo, Dl w Holday Books, And consennpnflv nro. nnnonu. on fll nrflpra "nrhnlo,. kta n.hll rftt." mg perfect satsfacton. $, N. B. COUNTRY STORE KEEP ERS would do well to correspond wth, WALL, NCHOLS CO. T. ALEXANDER H. P.BALDWN mr SEPOH,.,. lechantf Commsson no. 3 Calforna STRErr."N SAN RANCJSCO. sks Orders Promptly llled. jl Ttr a 4 "emk.fcn.. ; 7? w S.. Feg. j " V

6 tf. fts ( 3 sugar prospect; Unte States. OPPORTUNTES FOR FARMERS Vews n of a Well Known Authorty. arrested, at least n Calforna. Under favorable condtons, Wsconsn and owa wll follow Nebraska n Necessary Ponts to be Consdered, offerng a bounty (payable to beet growers) on all sugar produced from Unted States Can Crow All beets rased wthn State. New Her Own Sugar. York and Mnnesota are lkely to do as much; perhaps or States also. Nebraska now pays 5 8c per pound, equal to about? on ton of beets. Utah Bradstreets. pad lc per pound durng frst two Qute a Doom n Amercan beet years of Leh factory. sugar ndustry s on at present Europe, especally Germany, has developed her beet sugar ndustry by tme. t s caused by results of sx years experence of beet sugar an elaborate system of protecton factores establshed under McKnle y aganst foregn competton, nternal law, though one of se plants (at taxaton to encourage beet planters "Watsonvlle, Cal.) was begun several and sugar manufacturers, and substantal rebates and bountes upon all sug years before, and has snce been greatly enlarged, whle Alvarado, Cal., ars exported. Europe s not content factory struggled along for a dozen wth shppng to ths country 80 tmes years or more before 890. Claus as much sugar now as 5 years ago, Spreckels wll pay out about $750,000 but to stll furr monopolze for 20,000 tons of beets he wll Amercan market, Germany has just convert nto sugar at "Watsonvlle ncreased her export bounty, and factory ths year, and for labor ths France s lkely to do same. Those nvolves. t s understood that natons are wllng to go to almost Watsonvlle plant pad no net proft un any extreme to dscourage sugar tl ts fourth year, but t s a handsome ndustry n ths country, so as to pre dvdend payer now. The Alvarado serve for mselves Amercan mll, only one of several beet sugar market greatest market for sugar factores started 5 or 20 years ago n world. that s stll n operaton, wll work up Moreover, t usually takes two to about 00,000 tons of beets ths season. four years for a beet sugar factory to The Chno Valley Beet Sugar Company, at Chno, San Bernardno Coun supples of beets untl farmers have get well establshed, because of small ty, wll slce about 90,000 tons of beets learned how to grow m. Ths has durng present campagn; t s a been experence of all our now superb plant, and made over 0,000 successful factores. But when art tons of refned sugar last year from 83,0 00 s once acqured farmers fnd beets at tons of beets, consumng 80,000 barrels of ol under ts 2,400 horsepow able crops, payng er 50 to?25 per acre?4 to?g per ton one of most proft bolers. Both latter factores are net proft above all expenses of producton. (Corn and wheat hardly pay now earnng good dvdends. n Utah, large factory at Leh cost of producton, let alone proft. An Cty, wth ts appurtenances and,000 acre of corn, 40 bushels at 30c, wll acres of land, bult n 8909, s equpped thoroughout wth Amercan maduce 2,000 to 3,000 pounds of sugar n buy 200 pounds of sugar; t wll prochnery. t represents an nvestment beets.) A dozen or 20 years ago of?700,000, all local captal, and wll beet sugar factores at Portland, Me.; ths season convert 45,000 tons of beets Frankln, Mass., and Wlmngton, Del., nto 9,000,000 pounds of granulated faled because y couldnt get beets. sugar. t made money last year, and At that tme or crops were more wll show a proft ths season. Next proftable, farmers were not nterested East s new factory at Eddy, n as at present, and y had no suc Pecos Valley of New Mexco, whch cessful experence n ths country to s about to begn makng sugar from proft by. The mmense nvestment crops grown under favorable condtons. ts plant s from j faled dle about requred for a beet sugar factory s enterprse at Berthervlle, twothr of year; ths Quebec. has to be nsured aganst also. Nebraska has two beet sugar plants, Ths naton pad $70,000,000 for mported sugar n 879. n 894 our one at Grand sland, or at Norfolk, at whch about 75,000,000 tons of sugar mports cost us nearly $25,000,00 0. beets wll yeld some 5,000,000 pounds We consume two and three tmes of refned sugar ths season. Last year se tvo concerns mlled 55,000 tons and got 8,500,000 pounds of sugar, and showed a proft for frst tme, and wll pay a far return on nvest ment ths season. A small factory was operated for several years at Staunton, Va., untl t burned 8 months snce; enough was done to warrant opnon that " mddle South possesses advantages for beet sugar ndustry surpassed only by Sourn Calforna," but wth nearness to market to offset that favored regon. The Wsconsn Beet Sugar Company, after vexatous delays, s hurryng forward ts factory at Falls, and hopes to turn out sugar by December. Meanwhle farmers are enslong r beets, havng made contracts to grow 2,500 acres of beets annually for 0 years. The factory s beng equpped throughout wth Amercan bult machnery. Durng past 0 years sugar beets have been grown repeatedly n a great many places n about all States and Terrtores West of New England jand Jfprth of 35th parallel, n all fsprts of sol and clmate. Thousands t of analyses of beets have been made by Unted States Department of Agrculture and by varous statons. n some States experment statons have done a remarkably comprehensve work along tfese lnes, notably n New York, ndana, Wsconsn, owa, Mnnesota, Dakotas, Nebraska, Wyomng, Washngton, Calforn Colorado, a. Utah and Over much of ths vast area, ncludng also Kentucky, Tennessee, Vrgnas, and probably North Carolna, t has been conclusvely shown that beets of proper qualty can be grown n proftable quanttes suffcent to fully supply any number of well located sugar facortes that s to say, D to 20 tons per acre of beets con tanng 2 to S per cent or more of sugar, wth an average coeffcent of purty of SO per cent or above that Arrangements are under way for a large expanson of beet sugar ndustry. Mr. Claus Spreckels has ordered outft for a mammoth ml! n Salnas Valley, Monterey County, Calforna, for whch he requred guarantee that at least 22,500 acres of beets would be grown annually for fve years, ndcatng a plant wth a capac ttyfof upward of 300,000 tons of beets. Mr. Spreckels declares, as a result of X lness to put,000,000 nto sugar factores n that localty. A plant at le, Bowlng Gr(een, Ky., and one at nd., are n prospect Wsconsn has one factory qute defntely assured. Central New York captalsts have an opton on only beet sugar factor n Canada at Farnham, Quebec whch t s proposed to establsh n Mohawk Valley. Any number of factory propostons are n embryo, and many enterprsng towns all over country are plannng to push for a beet sugar factory. Much depends upon State and natonal legslaton. McKnleys electon wll be taken as nsurance of reasonable protecton aganst foregn competton, and wll be followed by rapd development of ndustry. Even f Bryan s elected, t s possble development may not be wholly as much sugar per capta (65 pounds) as Europe. The total quantty used s, refore, certan to enormously ncrease from year to year. The worlds supply of sugar now comes more largely from beets than from cane. The Unted States produces about 300,000 tons of sugar n a favorable season now, oneha lf more than a decade ago, but our annual mports are approachng 2,000,000to n mark. Beets are a comparatvely sure crop and yeld more sugar per acre than does cane n Lousana. The books of one of best equpped Lousana plantatons and sugar factores, compared wth records of Chno beet sugar enterprse for fve years past, prove latter to be better proposton. But re s plenty of room for both sugar cane (wthn ts lmted envronment) and sugar beet (on ts broader feld) untl Unted States produces all sugar t consumes. To do ths wll requre at least 750 more factores, several mllon acres of land (crop rotaton s necessary), a vast amount of labor and an mmense nvestment of captal. t wll mean large busness for our machne shops, enormous annual tonnage for ralroads, wealth and prosperty for farmers, puttng nto pockets of Amercan farmers, laborers and captalsts $00,000,000 now pad out each year for mported sugar. n vew of probablty that a number of beet sugar enterprses wll be offered to nvestors, certan ponts are mportant: Frst The factory must be assured of a certan supply of beets of good qualty. Even f pledges of an abundance of beets are forthcomng, y are of lttle value unless t has been determned by actual experment upon lands n queston that y wll produce beets of proper qualty as well as quantty. At least two or three years tests are usually necessary to determne ths beyond a doubt. Fortunately, such tests have been made already n a large number of places. Too much stress cannot be lad on gettng plenty of rch beets. Second. The beets should he grown as near factory as possble; a haul of 50 to 00 mles absorbs much of proft on crop. There should be suffcent beet land avalable wthn a reasonable dstance to furnsh de sred quantty of beets when only onethr d of such land s sown to beets, hs experence wth beets n Golden State and wth hs monopoly of crops. Beets can be grown year after thus permttng a wse rotaton of cane sugar ndustry of Hawa: " year on same land, but t s not may not lve to see day, but younger men wll see that n 0 years Thrd. A successful factory requres good agrcultural practce. beet sugar ndustry wll be greatest ndustry n Calforna, and Cal water, good and cheap lme, also fuel, an almost unlmted supply of pure forna wll be greatest sugar producng State n Unon. t s market are mportant whle facltes for gettng sugar to only proftable thng left for farmer. He cant get nto t too soon." machnery are cheapest n startng Fourth. The best talent and best At least three or beet sugar fac or operatng a sugar factory. tores or uauorna are so far pro These and or ponts nronerly jected as to appear almost assured; looked after by experts, and overca p one of se. Jto be not far from Los talzaton avoded, a beet sugar factory Angeles, s to be bult by a Montana wth good busness management, under "mnng kng," who evdently agrees approprate natonal and State encourwt h Amercan Agrcultursts conten agement durng frst few vears. wll ton that "protected sugar s a better nrove. s.nfo nnfl TrnmaMo nvctm proposton.than free slver.vtghe HERBERT MYRCK. Pecos Valley people assert r wl Sprngfeld, Mass., October 6. t HAWAAN GAZETTE: FRDAY. DECEMBER 4, S9G. SEMWEEKL WAS A GREAT toraton oflnjepenence. DAY FROM SUNRSE UNTL SUNSET Salutes Fred Three Tmes Durng Day. Lterary and Muscal Exercses n Afternoon Evenng Gven Up to Dancng, (From Wednesdays Daly.) Yesterday was a holday for Portuguese colony, and from 5 a. m. untl after mdnght y took occason to celebrate n an approprate manner restoraton of ndependence of Portugal, whch took place n 640. At 5 a. m. a large number of Portuguese gared at Lustana hall where smultaneous wth saluate of 2 A. De S. CANAVARRO. guns from Punchbowl hll Portuguese flag was rased, as well as at Consulate. The Portuguese band was The ns and Hollster Drug RSDON RON WORKS present at ths tme and played approprate ars. At 9 a. m. members of Lustana Socety and or Portuguese to number of 250, gared, and, headed by Hawaan Band, marched over to School street and down Fort to Catholc Church to attend mass. Ths fnshed, y contnued down Fort, out Kng, and up Alapa street back to hall. At noon anor salute of 2 guns was fred, and agan Portuguese flag was rased. From 2 to 4:30 p. m. muscal and lterary exercses were held at hall. The speakers were Portuguese Charge daffares Canavarro, J. P. P. Callaco, J. M. Vvas and J. S. Ramos, all of whom spoke on subject of restoraton of ndependence of Portugal n 640. The Hawaan Natonal Band rendered selectons durng hours mentoned. At sunset anor salute of 2 guns was fred, and as at syrse and noon Portuguese flag went up agan at Lustana hall. At 7 p. m. a recepton was held,, and from that tme untl after 9 oclock re was a perfect stream of Portugus and ors e who came to pay r respects. The followng were n recepton commttee: M. G. Slva, J. P. P. Collaco, J. T. Rodrguez, M. A. Gonsalves, J. M. Camara, Jr., and J. M. Gomes. Messrs. J. M. Vvas and M. G. Slva were n attendance on Portuguese Charge daffares Canavarro durng recepton. The Hawaan Band was n attendance. After recepton re came pleasant dance, whch lasted untl after mdnght, and at whch re were over a hundred couples present. An orchestra from Hawaan Band under leadershp of Prof. Berger, furnshed musc. HOW TO PREVENT PNEUMONA. At ths tme of year a cold s very easly contracted, and f left to run ts course wthout ad of some relable cough medcne s lable to result n that dread dsease, pneumona. We know of no better remedy to cure a cough or cold than Chamberlans Cough Remedy. We have used t qute extensvely, and t has always gven entre satsfacton. Olagah, nd. Ter. Chef. Ths s only remedy that s known to be a certan preventve of pneumona. Among many thousands who have used t for colds and la grppe, we have never yet learned of a sngle case havng resulted n pneumona. Persons who have weak lungs or have reason to fear an attack of pneumona, should keep remedy at hand. The 25 and 50 cent szes for sale by all Druggsts and Dealers; Benson, Smth & Co., Agents for Hawaan slands. Outs of t. f you get best wear out of a coat, best work must have gone nto t. You cant get good bread out of poor flour. Moral: You cant get best out of anythng, unless best s n t; and best has to be put n before t can be taken out. Now, we have a rule to test those sarsaparllas wth a bg "best" on bottle. "Tell us whats put n you and well decde for ourselves about best." Thats far. But se modest sarsaparllas say : " Oh! we cant tell. ts a secret. Have fath n label."... Stop! Theres one excepton ; one that has no sarsapar secret to hde. ts Ayers. f you want to know what goes nto Ayers Safsaparlla, ask your doctor to wrte for formula. Then vou can satsfy yourself that you get besf of sarsaparlla argument when you get Ayers. Any doubt lft? Get " Cureboolc." t klls doubts but cures doubters. Address : J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mss. Co., Agents. ROBERT CATTON. 22 Queen Street, Honolulu. AGENT MRRLEES, WATSON & FOR YARYAN CO., Ld. Sugar Machnery. WATSON, LADLAW & CO Centrfugals and Cream Separators. JOHN FOWLER & CO. (Leeds), Ld Steam Ploughs and Portable Ralway. General FncnPornT MARCUS MASON & CO., Coffee and Rce Machnery. J. HARRSON CARTER Dsntegrators. JM.s f Cures whle jj W&m& ( you s seeo r? A r cw Whnnnnnr fhnrrh ftchma P.Tm naforrh P.rM? h fct RLJL,,,,uuf"5 UU&J ntfmmj uu.j uuuuj vuuc :J t 3""""" GrSSOlenO when vaporzed msck room wll gve mmedate re ;f. J tfgevjshsa5 curatve powers are wonderful, at same tme preventng spread 3 P ""of contagous dseases by actng as a powerful dsnfectant, harmless to 4 y P youngest chld. Sold by druggsts. Valuable booklet free. J f HOLLSTER DRUG CO., Honolulu, h.. Agents. j $ curem GUARANTEED NOTO B TOBACCO HABT YK?"! Eplc.OT,rj0O raw r" "" s poser to destroy tha doslro for tobacco n anv attov?k;frrasvrt antfcoworld. Many RalnlOponndslnlOdaysandltneve UcMe&Vo5S5SW?nt" Just try a bst ton wll bo SP2?J3 9 b?vo.? Jjat we say. for a euro s absolutely maranteed br drmrrfsts? SmSaSESKjfr SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY HOLLSTER DRD& CO. Your Stock Wll do better on frstclas s FEED. HAY AND GRAN BOUGHT US s very best at VERY LOWEST PRCES. dh Nnuann and Qneen Streets. Pctures! TELEPHONE 2. Pctures! Pctures! Fancy beng able to buy n Honolulu a pcture framed handsomely n whte and gold mouldng, measurng 2Gx30 nches outsde, for Ony$2.50 ts a fact, and re are ors stll larger and better for?3.00, and from that up. Then re are Wall Pockets for $.25 ftted wth pctures, glass and all whch are at drtchea p that prce. Drop n and have a look. Kng Bros. Art Store. 0 HOTEL STREET. We Are Here To supply you wth household furnture for Ghrstmas; goods that are servceable and ornamented and wll last a lfe tme, because our sets andv sngle peces are made of seasoned wood and wll not shrnk out and fall to peces. Chna Closets, Chffoners, Hat Racks, are5 nexpensve and go far toward addng beauty to decoratons of home. A Sdeboard makes dnng room, f your tab.le s all rght, but table s not rght unless t s one of newest patterns such as we sell. Our stock of furnture s replete wth goods for home, sutable for.chrstmas or any day n year. Our prces defy competton. HOPP & CO. KNG Ayp BEL 8TS. W. C, ACH & CO. Brokers and Dealers n Real Estate. We wll Buy or Sell Real Estate n all parts of groud. "Wp. wn propertes on reasonable commssons. unte, u west jtung Street A ELHackfeld&Co; Are just n recept of large mportatons by r ron barks "Paul lsenberg" and "J. C. Pfluger" from Europe and by a number of vessels from AmercanConsstng of a large and Complete Assortment DRY GOODS Such as Prnts, Gnghams, Cottons, Sheetngs, Denms, Tckngs. Regattas, Drlls, Mosquto Nettn e, Curtans, Lawns. A FNESELECTO Dress Goods, Zephyrs, Etc Ef LATEST 8Tn.ES. A splendd lne of Flannels, Black and Colored Mernos and Cashmeres, Satns, Velvets. Plushes, Crapes, Etc. Talors Goods. A FULL ASSOKTMEXT. Slesas, Sleeve Lnngs, StfTLnen, talan Cloth, Moleskns, letons, Serge, Kanngarns, Etc. Clothng, Underwear, Shawlsj Blankets, Qnlts, Towels, Table Covers, Napkns, Handkerchefs, Gloves, Hosery, Hats, Umbrellas. Rugs and Carpets, Rbbons, Laces and Embroderes, Cutlerv, Perfumery, Soaps, E"tc. A Large Varety of Saddles, Venna and ron Garden furnture, Rechsten fc Seler anos. ron Bedsteads, Etc., Etc. Amercan and European Groceres, Lquors, Beers and Mneral AVaters, Ols and Pants. Caustc Soda, Sugar. Rce and Cabbages. Sal Twne and Wrappng Twne, "Wrap png Paper, Burlaps, Flterpres s Cloth, Roofng Mates. Square and Arch Frebrcks, Lubrcatng Grease. Sheet Znc, Sheet Lead, Plan Galvanzed ron (best and 3d best), Galvanzed Corrugated ron, Stfel (8 and 20). Ralroad Bolts, Spkes and Fshplates, Rals Ralroad Steel Sleepers. Market Baskets, Demjohns and Corks. Also, Hawaan Sugar and Rce; Golden, Gate. Damond, Sperrys, Merchants and El Dorado Flour. Salmon, Corned Beef, Etc. For Sale on Most Lberal Terms and at Lowest Prces by H. HACKFELD & CO. W. H. RCE, tock Raser e AND DEALER X Lve Stock. BREEDER b Vfellbre d Fresh Mllcl Cows, Younjr Snssex Bulls, Fne Saddle and Carrlnce Horses Calforna am lnwallan Mules FOR SALE. Tnnrsts Anl "Rrnnrann Partal..a;nnn Sngle, Double or Fournhan d Teanlsor cuuue nurses can De accommodated at W. H. Rces Lvery Stables. All communcatons to be addressed W. H. RCE, Lhce, Kata. LLAKKE S WORLDFAME D Blood Mxture THSGREAT BLOOD PURFER & RESTORER For cleansng and clearng blood from all Smpnrltes, t cannotbe too hghly recommended. For Scrofula, Scurvy, Eczema, Pmples, Skn and Blood Dseases and Sores of al knds, ts effects are marvellous. t Cures Old Sores. Cares Ulcerated Sores on Veck. Cares Ulcerated Sores Cores Lcs Blackheads or Pmples on Cnres Scnrvy Sore. Face. Cares Cancerous Ulcers. Cores Blood and Skn Dseases Cnres Glandular Swellngs. Clears Blood from all mpure From whatever cause arsng. "". As ths mxture s pleasant to taste and restkae!00 8nfferer8l e!t " THOUSANDS TESTMONALS From All Parts of World.?X?:Sb W,nc contanng a" cffectwrlralrcynb08.n.55f?! THBnrnnnm rpn jxs. VAPORS TH LrscoLX as Mm&nra" Lncoln. England. 9JlutonrAs k,or Clarkes beware Blood of Mxture worthless mtaton wes. 7W, 4

7 N S X NO MORE A WRECK Bart Bamonl Heafl Has Been CAPTAN WARDS SPLENDD WORK Wll be Made A Vessel r n San Francsco. energy, and present appearance of vessel speaks but one word success. The old steerng gear wth ts borsome tller has been done away wth and a new screw has veen put n. New ropes take place of old runnng gear. The sals have been thoroughly overhauled and a new mansal, foresal, royal and or salsx have been put n. The masts, yards; n fact, every part of vessel has undergone same careful overhaulng. The cabns are a surprse. They are extra large larger, perhaps, than those of any vessel callng at ths port. AU though bare at present, y wll be beautfully furnshed upon arrval n San Francsco. There s ample foom for accommodaton of from 2 to 5 passengers who may have accorded m all comforts of home. p The vessel has been regstered under Hawaan flag, and now bears name of "Damond Head," panted n neat letters n usual places. Capt. Ward has been chosen as her master. The frst offcer wll probably be apponted today. The second offcer s P. Peterson, a man who has had years of experence n hs lne of work. The bark Damond Head wll sal for San Francsco durng The latter part of ths week, where everythng that wll go to place vessel n Al class wll be done by Capt. Metcalfe, who wll leave Honolulu for San Francsco on Chna. After all mprovements have been completed Damond Head wll be open for busness, and wll probably run regularly between Pacfc Coast ports and Honolulu. BG am CFEE TRADE Where Fortunes Have Been Made n t. South Amercan Planters Can Stand Anor Drop and Stll Contnue to be Rch. endng June 30, 896, were 54,677,976 bags, or a yearly average of 0,935,595 bags. Hard tmes curtal use of coffee, especally f prces rule hgh. There has been an ncrease n delveres of coffee worthy of note snce advent of hgh prces, as followng table of delveres n Europe and Unted States shows: Tear. Bags ,42, ,22, ,57, ,946, ,804,55 Total fve years 54,677,976 Yearly xaverage (643,270 tons) 0,935,595 "The above shows steady nature of worlds requrements, whch s subject to or than crop nfluences. Hard tmes and hgh cost cut down demand. Wth a return to pros Somethng About What Has Been perty, Unted States should n DoneCab n Accommodatons crease ts consumpton of coffee at least 400,000 bags. Last year de of Very Tnest Knd. lveres fell below here and n Europe, "but to slght extent" Ths shows farness of estmate of requrements, vz.,,500,000 bags, "to t was not many weeks ago when meet whch re s an estmated supply of 4,000,000 bags." "The Brtsh bark Gansborough was towed nto port from a perlous poston off Damond Head n a condton able for a full average yeld. f t outlook for crop s favor should duplcate supply of , whch gave but lttle promse of her we cannot see how t can fal to foster ever beng able to travel hgh seas and mantan an era of cheap coffee. agan, but S. C. Allen bought her and There s certanly no bass n sght upon whch to carry forward a bull cam placed her n hands of Capt. Ward, pagn. We have arrved at a tme formerly of Amercan barkentne when t s farly safe to carry lberal Amela, who stands foremost n stocks, and lower prces go ranks of men known as "hustlers." safer operaton of buyng freely." Capt Ward had a very hard job starng hm n face whch was none LOOKNG FROM LONELY less than to reft and make as good as ROCK. new a most unpromsng lookng craft. The task was one that many would The sland of St Paul s merely a have lad asde as useless, but Capt.. great rock n Sourn Ocean. t Ward went to work wth characterstc s top of a volcanc mountan. There are no means of sustanng lfe to be found on t. The nearest nhabted land s Australa or Afrca. To that ugly,and desolate refuge came a boat contanng nne persons two of m women. They had food on short allowance for perhaps a week. n less than three days y were half nsane from anxety. Water, water, water everywhere, but no help. On ffth day, at dawn, a brg hove to off sland. They saw her. Shoutng, prayng, weepng, y stumbled to beach, and were rescued. t was one chance n a hundred. ll tell you why some or tme. But, alas! snt t as bad or even worse on land? Look at physcal wrecks n homes, n hosptals, and answer me. One pershes of prvaton from shpwreck. A thousand persh of prvaton n mdst of plenty. t snt food y long for, but power to use t worst and deadlest of all wants. "My food seemed to gve me no strength," says one of ths army of unfortunates, "and as hopeless, starvng days passed slowly by grew weaker and weaker. my Byand legs trembled and bent under me, and could no longer get about. "The alment wltfcb reduced me to ths fearful condton began n sprng of 892. At frst hardly recognzed t for what we commonly call a dsease. felt tred, heavy, and langud, as one often does on approach of warm wear. fanced t would pass away, but t dd not lost my appette, and only ate from habt and to keep me gong. had no pleasure n t, and no warmth or glow followed t, as happens always when one s well. No matter how lght and smple repast was, or how careful had been to select thngs that would not be apt to hurt me, result was same. No sooner had swallowed t than my stomach was dstressed, and my chest and sdes full of pan. f you wll allow me so to put t, my food appeared to strke back at me, as though had no rght to use t. "There was a nasty, btter flavor n my mouth, more or less headache, and a knd of nervousness, whch was new n my experence, as t was depressng and cheerless. "Home remedes falng to help me, HAWAAN GAZETTE: FEDAY, DECEMBER 4,.S06. SEMWEEKLfP l( Wll Jv. L V Xl JL VV )(F l p T (6 The Secret of a Beautful Skn Soft whte hands, shapely nals, and luxurant har wth clean, wholesome scalp s found n perfect acton of PORES produced by C JTCURA SOAP, most effectve skn purfer and beautfer n world, as well as purest and sweetest for tolet, bath, and nursery. Sl greater thn combned eale oftll or lun n4 eoraplelon eope both foregn,nd dmnehe. Bold throughout world. Brtsh depot! F.NwBKTfc Son,, Kfns Edwxdtt., London, E. C. Poms Cca p.cau. cost.. Sole Propretors. Uoton. U. S. A. Notwthstandng War n War n HOLLSTER Tobacconsts Are recevng CGARS from "Seat of War" from both sdes of world; Sellng m at Old Prces at present, and shall Contnue to do so Untl "Fortune of War" shall prevent. sland Vstors TO HONOLULU SAVE, YOUR TRAVELNG EXPENSES BY PURCHASNG YOUR AT L. B. Cuba, Manla, & COMPANY Dry Goods KERRS M! Hats and Caps Boys Wasts! Tsfoor5 X Holday Goods! AT Jk Kasb fc SOLE AGENT FOR LNEN MESH UNDERWEAR. Send for Catalogue. Lawn Mowers! "The Globe" T.j j V. S: Ml f you are not comng to Honolulu consulted a doctor, but hs prescrptons benefted me no more send for patterns and quotatons. Your The Amercan Grocer, revewng than our orders wll be attended to qute as well domestc medcnes had done. My flesh as f you selected artcles yourself. "coffee stuaton," says: and strength grew less, and felt lke "The crop of s a demonstraton of extent to whch a perod n van for a gude to pont one who has mssed hs way JUST RECEVED: A complete as. Laces, Flowers, Lnen Handkerchefs, and looks sortment of French Muslns, Table road French Napkns, Lnen B. Damasksbleac hed of hgh prces has stmulated producton. The area devoted to coffee has "Fnally, commenced home. Chalys, Black Alpacas, Black and Colored Cashmeres, Serges, Rbbons, Blankets and Sheetngs. and unbleached, Bedspreads, attendng Also a fne range of Mens Sutngs been rapdly extended n Brazl, n Leamngton Hosptal, and contnued to and Trouserngs. Central Amerca, Unted States of Colomba, Venezuela and. Mexco. Cofment y gave do so for twelve months, but treat A Sngle Yard or Artcle at Whole me had no better effect than all rest. fee growng s a proftable ndustry sale Prces You can hardly when coffee sells n New York at prces understand how weary got of takng consderably below a bass of 0 c drugs. turned almost wth loathng for No. 7 Ro. At prces of from every new Queen dose not Street, because of past fve years planters have been recevng enormous profts. my hopes; y were of no use to me. taste, but because y deceved L. B. KERR, Honolulu, "t s apparent that we have entered "n ths state was, when n March, a perod of low cost A declne has 894, a frend urged me to try Mor taken place of over 5c per pound n Segels Syrup. On account of very cost of Brazl sorts, and queston s wher ths fall n prce experment wth any more medcnes. E. STJK, Secretary and Treasurer. T. MAY, Audtor. reasons have mentoned, hated to G. N. WLCOX, Presdent. J. F. HACKFELD. Vce Presdent. has fully dscounted a supply largely But overcame ths averson (most n excess of worlds requrements. fortunately for me) and got a bottle The answer wll be found n estmated outturn of crop. of Mor Segels Syrup from Mr. Pacfc Guano and Fertlzer Co. f Judd, chemst, n Leamngton, and that s up to or, above average supply, n re s a chance for lower great mprovement. had no pan after after takng t felt a marked and Moderate Prce. prces. f next crop s to be lght eatng, and my POST FCE BOX food felt rght, 484 MUTUAL TELEPHOHE dgested, and gave me strength. And as 467 n Brazl, t would seem as f present bass was near bottom. grew stronger my nerves ceased to "Messrs. W. H. Crossman & Bro. estmate an enormous crop n Brazl for contnued use trouble me. can only say that by We Are Prepared of , vz., a total export Syrup got to Fll All Orders for of not less better daly and was soon as vgorous than 8,000,000 bags. Ths s a total far and well as ever. beyond yearly average have for seven had no relapse, and have every reason to Artfcal years, endng June 30, 896, of 5,657,286 thnk my cure a permanent one. bags (332,78 tons). n Brazl You are welcome to publsh my exported 7,267,000 bags, and t s certanly not unreasonable to estmate letter. (Sgned) (Mss) Lucy Eden, Tachbrook, near that exports from largest yeld Leamngton, September 26th, 895." Fertlzers. on record should exceed shpments We hope Mss Edens recovery may of 8992 to extent of 733,000 bags. ndeed prove permanent, and f t does Brazl has furnshed 54 per cent of she wll fnd no words too strong when worlds supply. On that bass she speaks of crops of wll aggregate remedy whch 4,84,S0 0 wrougt t But oh, vast multtude bags. The estmate for total who stll stand, lke shpwrecked ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND: crops s 4,000,000 bags, based on a people on sland, lookng for rescue! vctms of that most obdurate, NTRATE SODA, OAECNED FERTLZER, PACFC GUANO, POTASH. SULPHATE AMMONA, H mnmum Brazl yeld of 8,000,000 and 6,000,000 for or countres, or about common and baneful of dseases, SALTS, ETC.. ETC., ETC. 500,000 bags above average crops chronc dyspepsa. t s for r Srecal attenton gven to analyss of sols by our agrcultural chemst. of past three years. sakes Mss Eden kndly wrtes her All goods are GUARANTEED n every respect. ) "The total delveres n Europe and statement, and for r sakes we prnt For farr partculars apply to Unted States for fve crop years t May t reach many of m! Pacfc dr. w.avehdah, Manager Gmuo and Fertlzer Company. Lmted. Mll B KM STREET. Chocest Meats From Fnest Herds. J Propnelor. Famles and Shppng Suppled ON SHORT NOTCE AT Lowest Market Prces All Meats delvered from ths mnrket are Thoroughly Chlled mmedately after kllng by mean or a HellColemun Patont Dry Ar tefrlcorator. Meat so treated retans all ts Jucy propertes am N guaranteed to keep loneor after delvery than freshlyklle d meat. J. S. WALKER, Geaeral Ateat tat Hawaan alaaja, K dlll Allance Aasnruncn Company, Allance Marne and General ance Company. WLHELMA MADGEBUHd NSURANCE COMPANY. Ban XJfe nsnranc Compaay ( Canada. Scottsh Unon and Natonal Unon. Room 2, Spreckcls Block. tj n.. nub ran CHL0R0DYNE. EH OfflHl as My Gauu. QOUOH8. QOLDS, STHMA, gronchlts, Dr. J. Collls Brownes Chlorodyn. SR W. PAGE WOOD stated publcly n court that Dr. J. COLLM BROWNE was undoubtedly NVEN TOR of CHLORODYNE, that tht who story of defendant Freeman was d llberately untrue, and he regretted to say H had been sworn to. Sea Ths Tmes, July 3, 864. Dr. J. Collls Brownes ChlorodyM s a lqud medcne whch assuages PAN of EVERY KND, affords a calm, refresh ne sleep WTHOUT HEADACHE, an NVGORATES nervous system wha exhausted. s Great Specfc fe Cholera, Dysentry, Darrhoea. The General Board of Health. London, report that t ACTS as a CHARM, out dose generally suffcent. Dr. Gbbon, Army Medcal Staff, Calcutta, states: "Two doses completely cured me of darrhoea." Dr. J. Colls Brownes Chlorodysa s TRUE PALLATVE n Neuralga, Gout, Cancer, Toothache, Rheumatsm Dr. J. Colls Brownes ChlorodyM Rapdly cuts short all attacks of Eplepsy, Spasms, Colc, Palptaton, Hystera, mportant Cauton. The mmenaa Sale of ths Remedy has gven rse to raxay Unscrupulous mtatons. N. B. Every Bottle of Genune Chlow dyne bears on Government Stamp tt name of nventor, Dr. J. CellJ Browse. Sold n bottles s. cl. 2sS. "" and 4s. 6d., by all chemsts. Sole Manufacturer, J. T. DAVENPORT, 33 Great Russell St London. W. C CANADAN PACFC RAMA! The Famous Tourst Route of Wor. la CoaaecthM wth tbe CaadUAnjtrrts " Steamshp Lne Tckets Are ssued. To All Ponts n Unted Canada, Ya Vctora and MOUNTAN Yancoaer. RESORTS: States as Banff, Glacer, Mount Stephen! and Fraser Canon. Empress Lneol Steamers fromyancoqe! Tckets to An Ponts n Japan. Cktoa,!s!4 anl ArouaJ World. For tckets anl teaeral nroraatoa anlr td O.H.DAYES&CO.;d., Agents CanadanAustrala n S.S. Lne Canadan Pacfc Ralway. TEEL PENS Are Best, N.E3SENTA, QUALTES OP Durablty, Evenness of Pont, and Workmanshp. : The Lcadlna Commercal and School Jen8 n Unted States. Establshed 860. Sold by all Statoners n Hawaan. ds.. 4f

8 d rtw mm jjwu HTELUGEHCL VESSELS N PORT. NAVAL. U. S S. Adams, Watson, Lahana. MERCHANTMEN. (Ths lst does not ncludo coartero Haw bk Rosale, Nssen, Newcastle. Haw bk Andrew Welch, Drew, San Francsco. Br bk Oakbank, Newcastle. Br bk Samoa, Newcastle. Br bk Snowdon, Rowland, Newcastle. Am bk Albert, Grffths, San Francsco. Am bk C. D. Bryant, Lee, New South Wales. Br bk Woolahra, BarnesonNewcast le. VESSELS EXPECTED. Vessel: From: Date: Sh Swansheld, Newcastle Dec 0 Brt bk Routenbeck, Lverpool..Dec. 5 Bk Andrake, Newcastle Dec. 25 Bk Callao, Newcastle...Dec. 25 Bk Semnole, Newcastle Dec 25 Sh Echo, Newcastle Dec 25 Bk Woolhara, Newcastle Dec 25 Bk Fantas, Newcastle Dec 30 Sh Krcud, Newcastle Dec 30 Sh Brghtshlre, Newcastle... Dec 30 Bktne Newsboy, Newcastle... Dec 30 Schr Novelty, Newcastle Dec 30 Bk Leah, Newcastle (lor Kahu lul) Dec 30 Schr Metha Nelso, Newcastle (for KaHulu) Dec 30 ARRVALS. Tuesday, Dec. Stmr. James Makee, Peterson, from Kapaa. Wednesday, Dec 2. Stmr Hawa, Wer, from Hawa ports. Thursday, Dec. 3. P. M. S. S. Chna, Seabury, from Chna and Japan. Stmr Kaala, Thompson, from Oahu ports. Br bk Woolahra, Barneson, from Newcastle. DEPARTURES. Tuesday, Dec. Br stmr Mount Lebanon, McLean, for Japan. Stmr Ke Au Hou, Thompson, for Hawa ports. Stmr Kllauea Hou, Freeman, for Hawa ports. Stmr Waaleale, Gregory, for Makawe l and Wamea. Stmr Lkelke, Nye, for Maul ports. Stmr Claudne, Cameron, for Mau and Hawa ports. Knau route.) Stmr walan, Smy, for Kaua.ports. Wednesday, Dec 2. Stmr James Makee, Peterson, for TCapaa... N. Y. K. S. SakuraMar u, Brady, for Seattle, Wash. Thursday, Dec 3. Stmr Kaala, Thompson, for Kahuku. VESSELS LEAVNG TODA P. M. S. S. Chna, Seabury, for San Francsco at 0 a. m. PASSENGERS. Arrvals. From Hawa ports, per stmr Hawa, Dec 2. D. Conway, Mrs. Capt. Wer and chld and two on deck. Departures. Volcano Mr. Wnn. Hlo L. M. Vettlesen, R. A. Lyman, Jr., E. Powell, C Kaser, Dr. Nchols, P. A. Das, O. Sorenson, J. M. Kauwla, Mrs. L. Turner, Mrs. James Sullvan, Mrs. Ku Kee, Mrs. "Wong See, Mrs. Chung See, Laupahoeh A. Haas and Mrs. Capt. Cameron. oe C. McLellan and wfe. ae Paul Jarrett, Mss H. Allen, and Mss H. Jarrett. Mahukona Mss Kate Wrght, T. S. Kay. Makena C. B. Dwght Maalaea Mss Frel, Thomas Clark. S. E. Kane. Lahana Mss Anne Dougherty, Enoch Johnson, A. G. M. Robertson, Ah Young, L. Ahlo, Jr. For Kaua ports, per stmr Waaleale,.Dec. A. Dreer, J.. Slva, J. Edwards and wfe and Mrs. Alex. Mackntosh. For Kaua ports, per stmr walan, Dec. O. Schmdt and Mrs. Sheba. For Honokaa, per stmr Ke Au Hou. Dec L W. H. Rckard. For Mau ports, per stmr Lkelke, D.ec. Mss Aken, Mss Brge, John Dunn, F. Hme, K. Kamakele, M. K. Hutchnson, J. E. Mller, R. T. Wlber. DD3D. HALLDAY. At Queens Ho; ptal, Wednesday, December 2d, 896, George Halllday, a natve of Lverpool, England, aged 32 years. From an nvestgaton as to cause of.4790 cases of poverty t s learned that 38.2 per cent of number was due to old age; 27.3 to physcal nfrmty and 5.0 per cent was" result of accdent and sckness. FOREGN LA.L SERVCE. Steamshps wll leave for and arrve rom San Francsco on followng ates, tll close of 896: Arrve at Honolulu Leave Honolulu for from S. Francsco San Francsco or or Vancouver. Vancouver: On or About On or About ustrala..dec Marposa...Dec 0.arrnoo..Dec C Belgc Dec. 5 Mamcda...Dec T Australa...Dec l Dorc Dec. Mowera Dec. 24 Chna Dec Australa..Jan 5 Coptc Jan. Marposa..Jan 4 Monowa...Jan 7 Australa..Feb 2 Australa..Jan 4 Monowa..Feb Alameda..Feb 4 Australa..Mch 2 Australa..Feb Alameda..Mch Marposa..Mch 4 Australa..Mch 30 Australa..Mch Marposa..Apr 8 Monowa..Apr Australa..Apr 27 Australa..Apr 8 Monowa..May 6 Alameda..Apr 29 Australa..May 25 Australa..May 6 Alameda..Jun 3 Marposa..May 27 Australa..Jun 22 Australa..Jun 3 Marposa.July Monowa..Jun 24 Australa.July 20 Australa.July Monowa.July 29 Alameda..July 22 Australa..Aug 7 Australa.July 29 Alameda..Aug 26 Marposa,.Augl9 Australa..Sep 4 Australa..Aug 26 Marposa...Sep 23 Monowa..Sep 6 Australa..Oct 2 Australa..Sep 23 Monowa...Oct 2 Alameda..Oct 4 Australa..Nov 9 Australa..Oct 2 Alameda..Nov 8 Marposa.Nov Australa..Dec 7 Australa..Nov 8 Monowa...Dec 9 TME TABLE wwm 896 S. S. KENAU, CLARKE. Commander. Wll leave Honolulu at 0 oclock a. m.. touchng at Lahalna, Maalaea Bay and Makena same day; Mahukona. Ka walhae and Laupahoehoe followng any, arrvng n Hlo same after noon. LEAVE HONOLULU. Frday Decll Tuesday Dec 22 Wll call at Pohok, Puna, on trps marked Returnng, wll leave Hlo at 8 oclock a. m., touchng at Lapauhoehoe, Mahukona and Kawahae same day; Makena, Maalaea Bay and Lahana followng day, arrvng at Honolulu afternoons of Tuesdays and Frdays. ARRVE HONOLULU. Tuesday Dec 8 Frday Dec.8 Tuesday Dec 29 Wll call at Pohok, Puna, on second. trp of each month, arrvng re on mornng of day of salng from Hlo to Honolulu. The popular route to volcano s va Hlo. A good carrage road entre dstance. Roundtr p Tckets, coverng all expenses, $50. S. S. CLAUDNE, CAMERON, COMMANDEK. Wll leave Honolulu Tuesdays at C oclock p. m., touchng at Kahulu, Han a, Hamoa and Klpahulu, Maul. Returnng, arrves at Honolulu Sundaj mornngs. Wll call at Nuu, Kaupo, once each month. No freght wl be receved after 4 p. m. on day of salng; Ths company reserves rght to make changes n tme of departure and arrval of ts steamers WTHOUT NOTCE, and t wll not be responsble for any consequences arsng refrom. Consgnees must be at landngs to receve r freght Ths company wll not hold tself responsble for freght after t has been landed. Lve stock receved only at owners rsk. Ths company wll not be responsble for money or valuables of passengers unless placed n care of pursers. Passengers are requested to purchase tckets before embarkng. Those falng to do so wll be subject to an addtonal charge of twentyfv e per cent., C. L. WGHT, Presdent S. B. ROSE, Secretary. Capt J. A. Kng, Port Superntendent Honolulu. H. L. Jan., 896. n r M& The bark "olan," McClure, master, wll sal from New York for Honolulu on or about January 5th,897. For partculars call or address " CHAS. BREWER & CO., 27 Klby Street, Boston. Or C. BREWER & CO., Ltd., Agents, Honolulu. HAWAAN GAZETTE: FRDAY, DECEMBER 4, SJl!. SEMWEEKL Y BY AUTHORTY. FRDAY, December 25, 896, (Chrstmas Day) and FRDAY, January, 897, (New Years Day) wll be observed as Natonal Holdays, and all Government Offces wll be closed on those days. J. A. KNG, Mnster of nteror. nteror Offce, Dec. 3, t FOREGN FCE NOTCE. An offcal nvtaton to partcpate n Brussels nternatonal Exposton, to open Aprl, 897, havng been receved by ths Government, notce s hereby gven that ntendng exhbtors can obtan nformaton n regard to placng of exhbts on applcaton at Foregn Offce. WLLAM O. SMTH, Mnster of Foregn Affars ad nterm. Foregn Offce, Nov. 27, t Henry Dckenson, Esq., has ths day been apponted an agent to take acknowledgments to Labor Contracts for Dstrct of Lahana, sland of Mau. J. A. KNG, Mnster of nteror. nteror Offce, Nov t NOTCE. DEPARTMENT FNANCE, Honolulu, H.., Dec, 896. Holders of Hawaan Government Bonds of followng dates and denomnatons are hereby notfed that on and after maturty of next coupon, durng months of March and May of 897, nterest wll cease. The prncpal of sad bonds wll be pad on presentaton at next due date of coupon. ACT AUGUST 5, 882. Stock U. Bond No. 74, dated Sept, 882, for?5,000. Stock U. Bond No. 75, dated Sept., 882, for $5,000. Stock U. Bond No. 76, dated Sept 7, 882, for $5,000. Stock A. Bond No. 347, dated Sept, 882, for?,000. Stock A. Bond No. 348, dated Sept., 882, for $,000. Stock A. Bond No. 349, dated Sept, 882, for $,000: Stock A. Bond No. 350, dated Sept, 882, for $,000. Stock A. Bond No. 36, dated Sept 7, 882, for $,000. ACT SEPT. 27, 876. Stock A. Bond No. 327, dated Nov., 878, for $,000. Stock E. Bond No. 249, dated Nov., 878, for $500. S. M. DAMON, Mnster of Fnance t 86 4t PUBLC LANDS NOTCE. Notce s hereby gven that land known as H of Kupau n Walua, Koolau, Mau, wll be open for applcaton on or after 9 oclock a. m. December 2, 896, under provsons of Land Act for Rght of Purchase Leases or Cash Freeholds. Ths tract contans an area.of 92 acres. Apprased value, $ Applcatons must be made to W. O. SubAge Aken, nt Fourth Land Dstrct, Paa, Mau, where full partculars as to necessary qualfcatons, condtons, etc., can be obtaned. nformaton may also be had upon applcaton at Publc Lands Offce, Hono lulu. J. F. BROWN, Agent of Publc Lands. Dated December t d PUBLC LANDS NOTCE. Notce s hereby gven that any of Cable Address, "Balol." AGEKTS followng lots n North Kona, Hawa, remanng untaken after 5th BALEY OL COMPANY. of December next, under provson BORN. Mnng Propertes. for Homestead Leases, may furr be ODOWDA. At Ewa Plantaton, appled after that date as Cash Freeholds or Rght of Purchase Leases..ths sland, on November 2Sth, S9G, BALEY, PORTER & CO. to wfe of Thomas ODowda, a son. 45 Montgomery St, Apprased JRCHARDS. n Hlo, Hawa, November 2Sth, S9G, to wfe of E. E. Akahpu $86.66 San Francsco, Cal. Locaton. No. Lot. Area. Value. Hchards, a daughter. Akahpu Wll take supervson of mnes Akahpu MARRED. f desred, and can nsure a careful and Awalua, Kaulana, etc economcal management of same. Awalua, Kaulana, etc SANSON SHARPE. n ths cty Mr. Porter beng a mnng and mll Awalua, Kaulana, etc Wednesday, December 2d, 896, at superntendent of long experence and Puaa resdence of brdes parents, Thurston avenue, by Rev. Alexander pcked men. For furr partculars, apply to thorough tranng; and our employees Mackntosh, George Manson to Lllan "W. H. BALEY, Manager. Publc Lands Offce, Honolulu, or to Josephne Sharpe. References, San Francsco: Selby Thrd Land Dstrct, WALDRON SWAN. n ths cty Smeltng & Lead Works, SubAge Hon. C. R. "Wednesday, Bshop. Kalua, North Kona. December 2d, 896, at resdence of brdes parents, Honolulu: Hon. W. O. Smth, Thurston avenue, by T. W. J. F. BROWN, Hobron. Agent Rev. of Alexander Publc Lands. Mackntosh, Fred. L. Waldron to Sarah Dated November 30th, 896. Elzabeth Swan CHAS. BREWER tf & 862 W COS PUBLC LANDS NOTCE. SALE LEASES GOVERN MENT LAND. On Wednesday, December 23, 896, at front entrance of Judcary Buldng, Honolulu, at 2 oclock noon, wll be sold followng leases of Government lands: st Government tract n" Kamaee and Walua, Hlo, Hawa, lyng between man road and forest lne, consstng of cane and pasture land formerly under lease to Hakalau Plantaton Co. Area, 435 acres more or less. Term: 2 years. Upset rental, $,000.00, payable semannually n advance. v The Government reserves rght to take at any tme wth reasonable notce and wthout compensaton, except for mprovements taken, any porton of above premses whch may be requred for constructon of new roads or mprovng or changng of old ones, and to take from such premses sol, rock or gravel as may be necessary for constructon or mprovement of such roads. 2d. Porton of Government land of Kahe, Kohala, begnnng n vcnty of Government Honoroad to po and extendng mauka to proposed new road from Kohala to Wamea, contanng a total area of 455 acres, a lttle more or less. Term of lease: Fve years from November 3th, 897. Upset rental, $ a year, payable n advance. semannual ly 3rd. Porton of land of Kahe, Kohala, between Government road to Honopo and sea, contanng an area of 86 acres, more or less. Term: Fve years from November 3th, 897 Upset rental, $00.00 per annum, payable ly n advance. 4th. The Government tract n a, Hawa, lyng between lands of Kaala and Kauok and extendng mauka from Government road to new settlement lots. Area, 390 acres, more or less. Term: Fve years. Rental per annum: Upset, $400, pay able n advance. semannual ly 5th. Varous small shrmp ponds and water holes stuate on land of Kawapapa, Hana, Mau, below Government road. Term: Ffteen years. Upset rental, $25.00, payable yearly n advance. Plans of above may be seen at Publc Lands Offce, where furr partculars can be obtaned. J. F. BROWN, Agent of Publc Lands. Dated November 25th, S96. 85t d PUBLC LANDS NOTCE. Notce s hereby gven that followng lots of old Homestead Seres, may be appled for under provsons of Land Act, for rght of purchase, leases and cash freeholds, on or after 9 oclock a. m. of Thursday, 0th day of December. Apprased Locaton. Lot. Acres. Value Pulehuk, Kula..l9 5:57 $38.99 Pulehuk, Kula Pulehuk, Kula Pulehuk, Kula Waakoa, Kula Waakoa, Kula Waakoa, Kula Waakoa, Kula Waakoa, Kula...47 Waakoa, Kula...48 Waakoa, Kula...49 Waakoa, Kula Full partculars as to condtons, method of applyng, etc., may be ob taned at Publc Lands Offce, Honolulu, or of Mr. W. O. Aken, sub agent, Fourth Land Dstrct. J. F. BROWN, Agent of Publc Lands. Dated, Nov. 25, t 85 4t METEOROLOGCAL RECORD. 3y Government Survey. Publshed Every Monday. Sat.. ho.o ;29 9 S6O SV Sun , , Mon SS S3 O.tt Cl 2 JJE3 E 0 3 Tnus J PE Wed , S.O SSE 3 ThU S2, w 0 3 Krd S, , 9 SSW l J Barometer corrected for temperature and elevaton, but not for gravty. Day. Ml TLDES. SUN AND MOON.!! z "?! 5 5 "" e a.m. a.n p.rn a. n Mon SO, l,5.7 p.m. Tnes. no n j(. jn!;.(: o s t 3S Wed "l l!s5 7.6! 9. 6!!3 o.v 4.5 Thur, ) Sets. Frld S 3.2 S.32 0.S S 5.3 3at V. tl 42 K.2 5.S 6. 4 Sun J5.S 7.3S New moon, Dec. 4, at 7h 2 m a.m. The tdes and moon phases are gven n Standard tme. The tme of sun and moon rsng and settng beng gven for all ports n group are n Local tme, to whch respectve correctons to Standard tme applcable to each dfferent port should be made. The Standard tme whstle sounds at 2h 0m 0s (mdnght), Greenwch tme, whch s Oh 30m p. m. of Hawaan Standard tme. m mfftluumals AT GAZETTE FCE. 2. N CRCUT COURT, Frst Crcut, Hawaan slands. B. Shmzu, Plantff, vs. H. Hamanaka, Defendant. Assumpst The Republc of Hawa, to Marshal of Hawaan slands or Hs Deputy, Greetng: You are hereby commanded to summon H. Hamanaka, defendant, n case he shall fle wrtten answer wthn twenty days after servce hereof, to be and appear before sad Crcut Court at February Term reof, to be holden at Honolulu, sland of Oahu, Hawaan slands, on Monday, frst day of February, 897, at 0 oclock a. m. to show cause why clam of B. Shmzu, plantff, should not be awarded to hm pursuant to tenor of hs annexed petton. And have you n and re ths Wrt wth full return of your proceedngs reon. Wtness: Hon. A. W. Carter, Frst Judge of Crcut Court of Frst Crcut at Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaan slands, ths 6th day of November, 896. GEORGE LUCAS, ls23 m Clerk. N CRCUT COURT Fourth Crcut, Hawaan slands. At Chambers. n Probate. n matter of Estate of Nakamch Kyoz of Honomu, Hawa, deceased, ntestate. Order of notce of petton for, declaraton of hers. On readng and flng petton of Kanemoto Mneklch, one of hers of Nakamch Kyoz, allegng that Nakamch Kyoz, of Honomu, Hawa, ded ntestate at Honomu, Hawa, on 28th day of August, A. D. 895, leavng property n Hawaan slands, and prayng that hers of sad estate be declared. t s ordered that Thursday, 3st day of December, A. D. 896, at 0 oclock A. M., be and hereby s apponted for hearng sad petton n Court Room of ths Court at Hlo, Hawa, at whch tme and place all persons concerned may appear and show cause, f any y have, why sad petton should not he granted. Dated Hlo, H.., Not. 20th, A. D By Court, DANEL PORTER, 853t F Clerk. N CRCUT COURT Fourth Crcut, Hawaan slands. At Chambers. n Probate. n matter of Estate of Edmund B. Bartlett of Wanaku, Hlo, Hawa, deceased, ntestate. Order of notce of petton for Admnstraton. On readne and fllmr nemhnn nf Lur Severance, attornev n fart fnr Lucela D. Ludden of Hlo, Hawa, allegng that Edmund B. Bartlett nf Wanaku, Hlo, Hawa, ded ntestate at wanaku, Hlo, Hawa on 27th day of July, A. D. 896, leavng property n Hawaan slands necessary to be admnstered nnnn and nmvner that Letters of Admnstraton ssue to turner severance. t s ordered that Thrssrtnv tm aot day of December. A. D. 89B at m A.Moclock., be and hereby s apponted for hearng sad petton n Court Room of ths Court at Wlln TTn. wa, at whch tme and place all per sons concerned may appear and show cause, f any y have, why sad petton should not be granted. Dated Hlo. H... Nov. 8th. A. D By Court. Attest: DANEL PfTOTFR Clerk of Crcut Court of 4th Crcut 853t F N CRCUT COURT. FRST Crcut of Hawaan slands. n Probate. n matter of Estate of Charles Hammer, late of Honolulu, Oahu, deceased, ntestate. Petton havnc been fled hv ATnrle Hammer, wdow of sad ntestate, prayng that Letters of Admnstraton upon sad estate be ssued to Davd Dayton, notce s hereby gven that raay, tne sth day of December, A. D at 0 oclock a. m.. n dcary.tn Buldng, Honolulu, s apponted tme and place for hearng sad petton, wnen ana where all persons concerned may appear and show cause f any y have, whv sad Petton should not be granted. Honolulu, November 7th, 896. By Court: P. D. KELLETT..T? 833t F Clerk. MORTGAGEES NOTCE FORE CLOSURE. N ACCORDANCE wth provsons of a certan mortgage made by J. Naone and Mala, hs wfe, of Kaluanu, Koolauloa, Oahu, to Julette M. Cooke of Honolulu, Oahu, dated March, 25th, 889, recorded Lber 2, page 8, duly assgned to W. R. Castle, trustee, by assgnment of C. M. Cooke, trustee, recorded n Lber 2, page 8, notce s hereby gven that mnrtmee n. tends to foreclose same for condton towbroken, t: Nonpayme nt of both nterest and prncpal. Notce s lkewse gven that after expraton of three weeks from date of ths notce, property conveyed by sad mortgage wll be advertsed for sale at publc aucton, at aucton rooms of Seaborn Luce, n Honolulu, on Monday, 7th day of December, 896, at 2 noon of sad day. Furr partculars can be had of W. R. Castle. Dated Honolulu, Nov. 6th, 896. WLLAM R. CASTLE, Trustee, Mortgagee. The premses covered by sad mortgage consst of:., All those premses stuate n sad Kaluanul, descrbed as follows: Frst Royal Patent 2,96 on L. C. Award 8,64 to Kamaala, contanng an area of acres, more or less. Second Those premses set forth n Royal Patent 2,909 to Kaukalu, contanng an area of acres (less about 3 acres sold Kauahlo), conveyed to sad mortgagors by deed of Np oa and ors, and Thrd Also four shares n Ahupu aa of Kaluanul Hu. 804 w A. MORTGAGEES NOTCE FORE CLOSURE. N ACCORDANCE wth provsons of a certan mortgage made by J. K. Paele and J. K. Luka, both of Honolulu, Oahu, to Wllam R. Castle, trustee of sad Honolulu, dated June 3th, 892, recorded Lber 38, page 57, notce s hereby gven that mortgagee ntends to foreclose same towfor condton broken, t: Nonpayment of both nterest and prncpal. Notce s lkewse gven that after expraton of three weeks from date of ths notce, property conveyed by sad mortgage wll be advertsed for sale at publc aucton at aucton rooms of James F. Morgan, n Honolulu, on Monday, 7th day of December, 896, at 2 noon of sad day. Furr partculars can be had of W. R. Castle. Dated Honolulu, Nov. 6th, 896. WLLAM R. CASTLE, Trustee, Mortgagee. The premses covered by sad mortgage consst of: All of that tract or house lot of land n wle, Honolulu, Oahu, beng same premses conveyed to sad mortgagors by deed of foreclosure of S. S. Robertson, recorded n Lber 4, page 285, contanng 00 of an acre and part of premses set forth n Royal Patent 2848 to Ko, and also all of buldfngs and structures erected reon. 80 w MORTGAGEES NOTCE FORE CLOSURE. N ACCORDANCE wth provsons of a certan mortgage made by Charles Lnd to A. Feek, dated June 28, 893, recorded Lber 45, page 35, and by varous assgnments, conveyed to Wllam R. Castle, trustee, and recorded n Lber 53, page 359, notce s hereby gven that mortgagee ntends to foreclose same for condton broken, t: Nonpayme nt towof both nterest and prncpal. Notce s lkewse gven that after expraton of three weeks from date of ths notce, property conveyed by sad mortgage wll be advertsed for sale at publc aucton, at aucton rooms of Seaborn Luce, n Honolulu, on Monday, 7th day of December, 896, at 2 noon of sad day. Furr partculars can be had of W. R. Castle. Dated Honolulu, Nov. 6th, 896. WLLAM R. CASTLE, Trustee, Mortgagee. The premses covered by sad mortgage consst of: All those certan parcels of land stuate, lyng and beng n Dstrct of Honolulu, Oahu, descrbed as follows: st. That tract of land n Kalhl descrbed as lot 23 n Royal Patent No to Pablo A. Jmenz contanng an area of of an acre conveyed to sad Mortgagor by deed of sad Pablo A. Jmenz recorded n Lber 30, page 3. 2d. All those certan parcels of land stuate n Pearl Cty, n Manana, Ewa, Oahu, desgnated as Lots 8 and 0, Block 4 upon a map or dagram of sad Pearl Cty duly adopted by Oahu Ralway & Land Company, recorded n Lber 2, page 207; sad lots have a frontage of 50 feet on Thrd street and a depth of 50 feet 804 w WANTED. At once, a.sugar boler. Apply to Robert Hall, Nlull, Kohala, or O. H. DAVES & CO., Ltd., 86 2t Honolulu. ASSGNEES NOTCE. The undersgned, havng been elected Assgnee of Estate of K. Tanaka. of Paa, Maul, a voluntary bankrupt, hereby gves notce that all clams aganst sad estate must be presented at once, duly auntcated, and all those ndebted to sad estate are requested to make mmedate payment to undersgned. Waluku, Mau, November 27th, 896. GEO. HONS, Assgnee. 86 3t GUARDANS SALE REAL ES TATE. By order of Justce Hardy of Crcut Court Ffth Crcut, thn under sgned s authorzed to sell at publc aucton nve snares n Hu Land of Papaa and Alomanu, belongng to Pauole (k), deceased, to hghest bdder on 5th day of December, 896, at Kealla, Dstrct of Kawahau, sland of Kaua. Terms, cash. Deed at purchasers expense. KALUA (w), Guardan. Anahola, Nov. 6th, t F EXECUTRXS NOTCE TO CRED TORS. The undersgned, executrx under wll of A. M. Snrnnll nto nt T.h,a sland of Kaua, deceased testate, here uy gves notce to all persons havng clams aganst estate of sad decedent to present same duly verfed wth proper vouchers to undersgned wthn sx months from date hereof, and that c!amsnot so presented wll be forever barred. MRS. NELLE SPROULL, Executrx Under Wll of A. M. Sproull, Lately Deceased. Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, H.., November 24th, t F AT GAZETTE FCE. M m & &Aa8.t