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1 r mm J j 3, r to-dayon f nant L TE Tho awaan Star Notth tctlry s the paper tha 3 ton cnn ml t lt Boc nto tho best TE STAll. homes of lonolnlt r ). VOL. X. ONOLULU,.., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER so TOWN N OLDAY ATTRE REGATTA DA! WT TS E MOVABLE FEATURES TE WATERFRONT CROWDED WT PEOPLE TO WTNESS TE RACES TE MYRTLE BOYS WN TE FRST EVENT. Regatta Day opened brght and clear rwlth a crlspneas n the ar that was a sort of echo of the chll that made blankets comfortable durng the nght. But the crspness very quckly wore oft and the chll of the nght melted under the hot sun untempered by enough breeze from any quarter to break, the llaga that were everywhere hung out from ther ag staffs. But there was abundant evdence everywhere that t was a holday. Mute and dssolvng testmony to ths fact was gven by the meltng blocks of ce left by the cemen at the doors of the down-tow- n busness houses, doors whch n most cases were not to be opened durng the day except to admt some clerk anxous to clear up work that had fnllen behnd, or the head of the frm takng advantage of a quet day to work out some of hs busness problems. But there were more heads of frms out enjoyng tho holday than there were solvng busness problems n the quet of closed offces. A good many of them were out wth the youngsters of the famly and had to lsten to Juvenle expert opnon of the relatve merts of crews and yachts, and even to Jon n the dscusson of vctory and defeat. t may be sad however that for the most part these heads of Arms who are also heads of households seemed to enjoy both the dscussons and the holday a well as anyone. There was evdence that t was a holday too, n the drecton of the stream of travel on the streets. Everybody ueemed bound for, the water front. Pans cars used the seldom used tracks along the Esplanade, but tho crowds brought by the electrc cars had ether to walk from the car lne to the water front or tak6")acks. But there was no mstakng the drecton n whch the crowds were gong. Further evdence, f further evdence were needed, that the day was a holday, was gven by the attre of those on the street. There was lttle to suggest the work-a-da- y world. Everybody had on holday attre and nearly every- - body showed the colors of one or the other of the rval boat and yacht clubs oar-wawhose rvalry at the s one of the most absorbng features of the days program. The entre water front was early a scene of the greatest lfe, actvty and color. The crowds got down early. The boat club houses were the rendezvous of many of the holday makers. The Myrtle club house s n a locaton new snce last regatta day, and ths was the frst opportunty many of ts hundreds of frends had had to see t snce t was moved out beyond the channel wharf. And although the new locaton makes t much further from town than t formerly was, there seemed no ndcaton that any frends remaned away on ths account, so gen- - erous was the hosptalty dspensed and so generous the response to t. The ealanl club house too was the mecca of hundreds of frends who make regatta day a long enjoyable holday. The fact that the two club., houses are not now almost sde by sde was a new feature of ths Regatta Day and was much commented on by the RBSEBOElBnBQQDDQDBBBB&BSlED a s M B General Agts. for the aw. slands Prudental X.lfe nsurance Company XB qf Amerca, assets.$48,630,5 33 M Standard Accdent Co., assets,389, Natonal Surety Co. of New York, assets.c0.92c D7 Norwch Unon Fre nsurance Socety, assets 6,82, Englsh - Amercan Underwrters, assets 2,04, S Orent Fre nsurance Co., assets... 2,04,32 00 ZENO K, MYERS, Manager n sunnce Department, 923 m Fort a Street. Telephone Man 8. M M M am n M U MBBBBBBBBBBBflflBBBBBBBBBB a t Freak Vessel Arrves Wth Cargo of Coal a. SAN FRANCSCO, September 2. The bg Brtsh tramp streamer Lme Branch arrved here at oclock ths mornng from Newcastle, N. S. W., wth coal. The water front s wllng to gve her the palm for beng the freakest lookng craft that has ever been n the harbor. n appearance she s a vertable nghtmare to generally accepted marne deas. She has no masts to support her cargo --booms and derrcks, but nstead fve sets of settlers or stands crcular steel castngs along both sdes and-rlsl- ng probably thrty feet above the man deck. Bulk cargo may be put nto the shp through these and for handlng other freght they are so dstrbuted that they have access to all of the hatches. guests of the two organzatons. t made less easy the exchange of calls between the guests of the two houses whch have always been one of the pleasng features of the days hosptalty. The two club houses were handsomely decorated nsde and out. The shppng n the harbor was brght wth color. There was scarcely a vessel that was not dressed out. awaan ags Were almost as numerous as Amercan ags, and the colored buntng on the long halyards ashed brght n the sun. The arrval of the Nppon Maru early n the mornng added another feature of lfe to the harbor scene. She was docked at the Channel wharf and her passengers enjoyed an unusual and what to most of them was a most enjoyable experence a holday n onolulu, when that holday was Regatta Day. enry E. Almys houseboat was moored n the harbor and was used as the Judges and Starters stand. t was moored rght n a lne from Wllder3 wharf to the moorngs Ewa of the lghthouse. From.one end the Amercan ag oated and from the other the awaan sgnal ags of varous knds added color. From any of the wharfs the scene across the harbor wasan enchantng one. The Judge3 stand almost n the mddle of the harbor. Beyond t tho lghthouse and the lghthouse keepers quarters showng flags and buntng. On the AValklkl sde of the harbor the bg Japanese lner Nppon Maru at the wharf, and much small craft moored n that regon or ttng about as ther owners got them nto poston or carred guests nbout from one place of u- - terest to another. The Unted States shp roquos wth ts unon jack at the bow, the flag aft and her pennant lloat- - ng from the mast, gave a touch of lfe and color to the naval wharf porton of the harbor. Further toward the Ewa sde of the harbor there was much shppng and t all was resplendent n ags and buntng whle every wharf from whch a vew of any of the events could be secured was crowded wth men and women, young men and young women, chldren and youth, the brght colors of the ladles gowns addng to the anmaton of the crowds whch was at a hgh ptch anyway from nterest- - n the events gong on. Tho Terrtoral Band was early on hand and added the touch of musc to.what was a most entrancng scene onolulu arbor on Regatta Day. The decoratons at the ealanl Boat and Yacht Club were not elaborate but were qute effectve. The tme honored custom of havng the natonal colors and the club llag floatng sde by sde from the two ag poles at the front of the buldng was observed. Runnng from both standards were halyards of many brght colored sgnal flags. The front and sde lanals were lned wth a varety of these sgnal colors. nsde of tho buldng the dea of decoraton was to show the famous "Bluo and Whte" colors of the ealanl club. No attempt was made to decorate the club house n the lower oor as the varous racng shells and barges had been scored n ths part of tha buldng up to the tlrnorof callng the varous races, so t was thought best not to do Lany thng that mght nterfere wth the prompt removal of the boats. Upstars however the decoratons were artstcally arranged. The hand rals leadng up the wde star case had been wound alternately, wth whte and blue materal. The prncpal attempt at decoraton had of course been made n the dancng hall on the upper floor The chandelers were wound wth the FSERMEN Would do well to nspect our lne of tackle. The most cqmr plete lne of anglers and fshermens supples n the cty, m Surf Rods, 2 feet, etc. & POTTER CO,, LMTED. UNON OTEL STS. PONE MAN 37. MANL WT TRADE AWA STATSTCS FOR SEVEN MONTS SOW. MPORTS EXPORTS WT SL POSSESSONS. WASNGTON, September. The monthly nummary of commerce for July, Just ssued by the Treasury Bureau of Statstcs, contans for the flrst tme the fgures of tho commerce between the Unted States and noncontguous, terrtory, under tho act passed last sesson. These fgures show that shpments to awa for July were $762,640, aganst $909,000 n July, 899, the latest prevous year wth whch comparson may be made. San Francsco shpped $695,394 worth of goods to awa last July, aganst $50,-0-00 from Puget Sound. Shpments from awa to the Unted States for seven months endng July were $6,450,97. Shpments to Alaska durng July amounted to $S52,279, of whch San, Francsco furnshed $209,94 and Puget Sound $643,085. mports from the Phlppnes for seven months endng July were exports to $5,345,-S3Ga- the Phlppnes were $3,25,05S. San, Francsco mports from the Phlppnes n the same perod were $373,579, and exports $666,239. SUGAR FOR JAPAN. TlOKOAMA, Sept. 6. The Foregn Trade Report shows that ongkong and Germany together furnsh nearly half the sugar mported, and the other half s brought from many countres, among whch Austra-ungar- y, Chna, Dutch nda, and the Phlppne slands are not most mportant. The Phlppnes ncreased ther shpments by about ffty per cent as compared vth 900. Ths market for sugar s growng, and wth the establshment of more settled condtons n the Phlppnes the ndustry should be developed n those slands so as to supply half the demand here. They now supply about one-nnt- h, none of whch s refned. RECEPTON TO KUQ A Wreless message from Uo receved at Republcan headquarters today reads; "The recepton gven. Prnce JCuhlo nt meetng held last evenng was the grandest demonstraton that was gven to our Republcan r mlnee. awalans flocked for mles to hear the Prnce. Meetng arranged n Kohala tonght and on Saturday." TE KAUA SECURED. Dr. J. S. B. Pratt, executve offcer of the Board of ealth, has practcally completed arrangements for securng the steamer Kaua to take the members of the of the Senate Commttee on Pacnc slands and Porto Rco and ther party to the Leper Settlement on Molokal. The party wll leave Thursday evenng and return Frday evenng. whte and blue colors and along the sdes of the room were numerous palm leaves fastened wth the blue and whte rbbons. The cups and pctures of the varous crews of the club were dsplayed to effectve advantage. Varous flags hung from the cellng although ths form of decoraton was not followed to any great extent. Refreshments were served from the sde room. Dancng was enjoyed durng tho mornng and wll be contnued durng the afternoon. The ealanl Club had ssued nvtatons dsregardng the former custom of keepng open house. n contrast to ths polcy, however the rval organzaton, the Myrtle club held open house, both clubs entertaln-nl- g large crowds, the Myrtles especally beng prased for ther manner of entertanng n such lberal fashon. The Myrtle boat house was" decorated n qute artstc style. The hroad lanal where dancng was enjoyed was decorated wth a profuson of tl and palm leaves. Varous stars and garlands made of the Amercan coolrs decorated the cellng. Flags were dsplayed about the house, the colors floatng from the mast n front of the place. As early as 9 oclock ths mornng, the people began to ock to tho bout house and along the Water Front. The vew from the Myrtle boat house was much supelor to that from the ealanl boat house. The Myrtles had a splendd vew of the entre course. The arrval of tho Steamshp Nppon Maru and her dockng at tho Channel wharf close to the ealanl club house shut off much of the makal end of the course and obstructed what would otherwse, have been a lne vew. Seats were provded for the varous people at botl club houses. The cuos wn entertan throughout tho afternoon. Dancng wll be the order of the day. The frst race between three slx-oar-- statonary seated ggs, started at 9:43. Judge Wlcox havng wthdrawn, L. do L. Ward acted as starter and sent them off to an excellent start only marred by the Fearless passng close to the boats as they lay awatng tho sgnal and gvng Prnce Kuhlos crew n the Kawallanl, a bud wush. The nl lay nearest to the wharves, the Alexander W.. W. W. arrs" crew wearng Myrtlo colors, n the center, and A. L. C. Atknsons ealanl crew n tb,c Kaplolanl, nearest the Judges stand. Tho latter got a lttle tho best of tho start, the Alexander R, fallng to catch smartly. All the oarsmen were natves. A protest, statng that the Plpl, a yacht, entered n the fourth class, was the old Marlon, champon of the second class under another name, was sent n by P. L. Weaver, secretary of the awa Yacht Club. The Judges decded that tho queston should be settled later, the Plpl beng consdered as racng under protest. Prnce Cupds crew overhauled tho others, takng the lead at the lght house and conng home a hundred anu (Contnued on page fve,) TYPOONS DELAY TE NPPON MARU STORM ENCOUNTERED BETWEEN ONG KONG SANGA. VESSEL SALS AT TEN TONGT. T,hree typhoons were the cause of tho Nppon Maru not arrvng here yesterday afternoon from the Orent. Ths s the flrst tme almost, n the hstory of the company that any of the vessels have faled to arrve at ths port from the Orent the day before ther regular schedule tme. The Nppon Maru was a day late leavng Yokohama however and made the run to ths port n very the quck tme of 9 days and hours The frst typhoon was encountered between ong Kong and Shangha. The vessel was delayed n leavng Shangha on account of ths encounter. Tho next storm was met before got the boat to Nagasak and after lcavlnr that port, a thrd typhoon was met before the boat got to Kobe. She was late n arrvng nt Cokohama so the agents held the boat a full 24 hours before permttng her to sal for onolulu and San Francsco. The vessel brought 629 tons of cargo for ths port. A number of Japanese and Chnese also came n the steerage. M. Chll Wa Chng s en route to Washngton where he wll enter the Chnese consulate. N. Kobaynshl and C. Shlozawa returned from Japan where they have been absent on busness for some months. D. S. Smmons s a sugar planter of nda who has stopped off at onolulu to study the methods of sugar rasng n these slands. Qeneral Wllam Sooy Smth who went out to Pekng some months ago to superntend the nstallaton of an extensve water system at the Chnese captal s returnng to New York. e s accompaned by hs wfe and son. Mr. Mtchell who was formerly chef engneer on the Nppon Maru, has left the company. s place was taken S. Farnsworth. The Nppon Maru wll sal at 0 oclock tonght for San Francsco. PRSONETeNDS LFE L. Mendlno a Porto Rlcan servng a sentence of fen yearsfor burglary, commtted sucde nst nght by hangng hlmslf t nhls cell at-th- e- prson. l ltfelks body was found ths mornng. The deceased had been an nmate of the prson snce last June 24. The fellow was convcted of burglary and sentenc- - ed on June 8. e commtted the robbery on Maul. s health had been very poor ever snce ho entered the prson and t was a queston of but n short tme before he would have ded from the ravages of dsease. t was found necessary to keep hm apart from other nmates of the prson. e was too weak to perform any labor. Evdently trng of sufferng he took the rope from hs hammock and makng a noose, hanged hmself n the cell. A coroners nquest was held and a verdct of sucde beng returned. POLO TODAY. The Whtes nnd Blues play at polo ths afternoon at Kaplolanl Park, the game commencng at 3:45. The match wll consst of four perods of seven mnutes straghtaway play each. Allan Dunn referees nnd C. W. Dckey wll act as tmekeeper. The teams aro as follows. No handcaps aro counted the two sdes beng assumed equal Blues C. S. Dole, 4; George Angus, 3; R. W. Shngle, 2; John Parsons, ; substtute, rvne. Whtes A. F. Judd, 4; S. E. Damon, 3; W. F. Dllngham, 2; George Potter, ; substtute, J. P. Erdman. TE SUNDAY CONCERT. The Terrtoral Band wll render the followng program tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock n the Captol grounds: PART. "Tne Old undred." Overture "Don Govann" j....mozart Polonase, "n Festal Array"....Faust Grand Selecton, "Faust" Gounod Vocal Selectons, Four awaan Songs PART. Selecton. "Popular Melodes".. Rvere ntoductlon, "Lohengrn"...Wagner Selectons: (a) "Closter Bells" Welly (b) "Mltary Retreat" Welly Fnale, "March Flambeaux" Meyerbeer "Star Spangled Banner." LEN FLED. Lewers & Cooke have fled a materalmens len aganst nmada, the bulder, and Geneveve G. Wood, tho owner, of some cottages on nurson avenue. PROTECT YOUR FAMLY. Under tho proft-sharn- g contracts of the Prudental nsurance Company, the cost of nsurance does not average hgher than the tax-rat- e or real estate. Prudental polces protect wves and famles at a mnmum cost. The many polces ssued by ths company explaned and nterestng lterature furnshed by the awaan Trust Co., agents. 4 BEDSPREADS. Bg values n bedspreads at L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd. The largest assortment n tho cty wth prces rangng from 65 cents to $6. SEM-WEEKL- x STAR. onolulu people who are gong abroad can have tho Stn Sem-Week- ly maled to any nfldress for the small Bum of twenty-fv- e cents a month. The Semt-Week- ly Stnr contans all the local news of mportance, besdes the dallj stock quotatons. BARGANS N TOWELS. You know you cannot do better elsewhere. L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd., offer genune bargans n towels. Only 60 cents a dozen. Star Want ads pay at once. TE COMMSSON Rval Lners Race Across The Atlantc NEW YORK. September 2. For the space of sx days the martme world has been awatng the outcome of a test of speed across the Atlantc n whch two contestants of rval lnes are nvolved. These nre tho Amercan lner Phladelpha and the amburg-amerca- n racer Fuerst Bsmarck. The race hns ended n a vctory for the Amercan shp. The Phladelpha was reported abeam of Fre sland at 0:30 oclock tonght, ndcatng that she has shown a clean par of heels to her- - German rval. The Phladelpha salted from Southampton. The Fuerst Bsmarck took her departure from across the channel at the port of amburg nt the same hour that the Amercan lner put to sea. ENSALL-O- AWA. LO, Sept. 9T George enshall, reporter for the awjllan Star, arrved n the cty last Sunday for a three weeks vacaton. Whle here he wll report the work of the Senate Commsson for hs paper. Mr. enshall s also the Assocated Press representatve for the awaan slands and s besdes the accredted correspondent for Lesles Weekly and the Washngton Star. VSTNG TE PLANTATONS. LO, Sept. 9 B. F. Dllngham arrved n Uo on tho elene on Sunday and las spent the week n Olaa and Puna. o was accompaned by a Mr. McKay, representng J. A. Fdlger & Co., the coffee men, und a Mr. Smth. Those two gentlemen vsted tho Volcano as well as the Olaa and Puna sugar plantatons and expressed themselves pleased wth ths secton of the country. CALLOF TE.CALENDAR. Judge Robnson annotmres tltaton Monday mornng nt 0 oclock he wll ugaln call the Jury-wav- ed calendar nnd Jury-wav- ed appeals from the dstrct courts. TE B UNFORMS. Attorney General Dole has been asked for an opnon as to whether the Terrtoral Band are enttled to be wth unforms sup-plll- from the Federal supples furnshed for the Natonal Guard. n reply he says that that s rather a queston for the Unted States Attorney. e suggests however that f the legslature by approprate legslaton creates the band a mltary as well us a Terrtoral band there wll be no dffculty about securng the unforms from the Federal appropraton. PUNA LS SOLD. LO, Sept. 9. Seventeen hundred and forty-on- e acres of land passed from the ownershp of the Terrtory last Saturday nto the hands of prvate partes. The lands were allotted E. D. Baldwn after beng ad vertsed. There were but thrteen al lotments mado. The largest was a tract of 999 acres, whch was taken Dy an awaan at 50 cents an acre. The other tracts ranged from 20 to 60 acres n extent and were apprased at from 75 cents to $3 per acre. The land allotted are stuated n Puna. CAME NEAR BENG A CRPPLE. Josh Westhafer, of Loogootee, nd., T. S. A., s a poor man, but he says le would not bo wthout Chamberlans Pnln Balm f t cost fve dollars a bottle, for t saved hm from beng a crp ple. No external applcaton s equal to ths lnment for stff and swollen Jonts, contracted muscles, stff neck, sprnlns and rheumatc and muscular pans. t has also cured numerous cases of partal paralyss. t s for sale by all dealers, Benson, Smth nnd Co., general agents. FRUTS VEGETABLES Dont forget Camarlnos of the Cal forna Frut Market when you want frut nnd vegetables. e always has on hand a fresh supply of both Calfor na and sland fruts. Tclephono Man 378. The Orental Lfe nsurance Company sells nl modern forms of polcy. En dowment, Lmted Payment and Straght Llfo. Tho next tme you have a want, try the Stars columns. Bargan rates. Bakfloa Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. Safeguards the food aganst alum. Alum bakng powdm are the eatest mcnacers to health of the present day.. " BOYA BAK POWOTR CU, YOW AT L LO PEOPLE APPEAR OUTL E MAN Y ED MEMORAL PRESENTED TO SEN- ATORSJUDGE LTTLE AP- PEARS WT A AMMER RANY TOWN GETTNG BUSY. LO, September 9. Land matters, the revoluton of 93, a hammer n the hands of Judge Lttle and the coltee ndustry occuped the attenton of tho Senate commsson n llo, together wth the towns requests for a federal buldng and a harbor breakwater. Lttles hammer was used wth vgor on. everythng connected wth the Dole admnstraton and on the Supremo court that so often reverses hm, und tha commsson showed a dsposton to co over the ground that was covered years ago by "Paramount BlounC" and decde how the Queen was deposed. Loe-benst- eln "knocked" tho admnstraton of the land laws, but was buwled out ponts that were taken up by Land Commssoner Boyd. The famous 0 cty and county act got n as jart of the record. The commsson arrved at about two oclock on Thursday. llo had munv commttees to lodk uftpr varous mat ters connected wth the recepton juf tha senators, but there was much doubt about the programme, owng to the fact that t was not known how long tho vstors could bo nduced to stay. As an addtonal preparaton, the flro department turned out on Thursday mornng to sprnkle tho streets. llo had been wthout run for lve or sx days, nnd t was tme to lay the dust. Wthn half an hour after they landed Senators Mtchell and Foster were seated n Judge Lttles courtroom, lstenng to A. L. Loulsson on coffee. Senator Burton had suffered from seasckness, but he took hs seat very soon after. Loulsson declared that the Unted States use a hundred mllon dollars worth of coffee per annum and that the new tropcal possessons of the country could produce t all, t they were gven protecton aganst the cheap labor of South Amerca and Guatemala, where, le sad, workmen are pad $6 per month slver. n answer to a qpestoa from Mtchell he sad that he thought that a duty of fve cents a pound would, suffce, or a bounty of the same amount. Wth Loulsson.nd others who talked coffee, tho senators all asked about a, bounty. t was evdent that all thought that a duty was not expedent, as t would rase the prce of the cheap coffee that s very largely consumed throughout the states, but the senators appeared to thnk that a bounty of four or lve cents a pound mght be obtaned Phllp Peck, Albert orner, W. S. Terry and R. A. Lyman all had somethng; to say about coffee, and. the subject was brought up n the ctzens memoral. After Peck hud presented the memoral, Loebensteln opened up on the nnd. queston. e was somewhat wordy and the commssoners tred to pn hm: down to facts. "Remember that words. nre used to express thoughts and not conceal them," sad Senator Mtchell at One tme. Loebenstelns charges n general were that the terrtoral admnstraton was "unamerlean" n ts admnstraton of the land laws. a Charged favortsm and sad that tho Amercan land laws should be n effect. Under by Land Commssoner Boyd he named several settlement assocatons whch he clamed ought not to have been allowed lands One was "John T. Baker and others.", Tr nbloctlnn waa nn tho rrnnn,! th.at"- - Baker already held more land than wan uunwnme to a sener, out uoyu saa t. that Baker had taken no land, appearng only as attorney for the others; Loebensteln also objected to the system" under whch applcants had to stand n lne to muke applcatons, nnd sad that at the tme of the lust llo openng (Contnued on page fre.) 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2 snvo TE AWAAN STAR, SATURDAY, RlT.MOl 0, 90. Can ad an - Anstral an STEA&SSBP Royal teamtr of the above lne, runnng n connecton wth the CANADAN ffxcfc RALWAY COMP.NY between Vancouver. J. C, and Bydney, N. t, W and callng at Vctora B. C, onolulu and Brsbane, Q., Dae at onolulu on or about the dntos below stated, vz: FOR AUSTRALA. ORANG SEPT. 27 MOAN A OCT. 25 MOAVERA NOV. 22 &.ORANQ DEC. 20 Callng at Suva, Fj, on Both TJp and Down Voyages mm.. DAVES & Mal Pacfc Mal Steamshp Co. Occdental & Orental S. S. Co and Toyo Rsen Kasha. Steamer of fthe above Companes wll call at onolulu and leave ths port on or about the dates below men tloned: FOR CNA JAPAN.. FOR SAN FRANCSCO. ONGK NG MARU SEPT. 8 NPPON MARU SEPT. 20 CNA SEPT. 26 KOREA SEPT. 30 DORC OCT. 4 COPTC OCT. 7 NPPON MARU OCT. 4 AMERCA MARU OCT. 4 PERU OCT. 22 KOREA OCT. 22 COPTC OCT. 29 GAELC NOV. AMERCA MARU NOV. 6 ONGKONG MARU NOV. 8 PEKNG NOV. 4 CNA NOV. S GAELC NOV. 22 DORC NOV. 25 ONGKONG MARU DEC. 2 NPPON MARU DEC. 5 CNA DEC. 0 PERU DEC. 3 DORC DEC. 8 COPTC DEC. 9 ND?PON MARU DEC. 26 AMERCA MARU DEC. 27 For general nformaton apply to. ackfeld & Co The fne.passengers Steamers of ths 4 hereunder: FROM SAN FRANCSCO. ALAMEDA SEPT. 9.. VENTURA OCT. 0.. ALAMEDA OCT. 0 SERRA OCT. 22 ALAMEDA OCT. 3 SONOMA NOV. 2 ALAMEDA NOV. 2 VENTURA DEC. 3 ALAMEDA DEC. 2 SERRA DEC. 24 ALAMLDA JAN. 2 Local Boat Pays for a Want Ad n The Star COMPANY FOR VANCOUVER. MOANA SEPT. 24 MOWERA OCT. 22 AORANG NOV. 9 MOANA DEC. 7 CO.. Ltd., Genl Agts. sanc Steamshp Company. lne wll arrve at and leave ths port FOR SAN FRANCSCO. ALAMEDA SEPT. 24 SERRA SEPT. 30 ALAMEDA OCT. 5 SONOMA OCT. 2 ALAMEDA NOV. 5 VENTURA NOV. ALAMEDA NOV. 26 SERRA DEC. 2 ALAMEDA DEC. 7 SONOMA DEC. 23 ALAMEDA JAN. 7 la connecton wth the salng of the above steamers, the Agents are prepared to -- ue, to lntendll g passengers coupon through tckets by any ralroad bum San Francsco to all ponts n the Unted States, and from New York by ttamshlp lne to all European Ports. Tor further partculars apply to (LMTED) Qeneral Agents Oceanc S. S. Company. AMERCAN AWAAN STEAMSP COMPANY. DRECT MONTLY SERVCE BETWEEN NEW YORK ONOLULU, VA PACFC COAST. FROM NEW YORK. S. S. "CALFORNAN" to sal about September 30th. S. S. "AMERCAN" to sal about October 25th. S. S. "TEXAN" to sal about November.. FROM SAN F RANCSCO: S. S. "NEVADAN" to sal October 9th. S. S. "NEBRASKAN" to sal October 30th. Freght receved at Companys wharf, Stewart Street, Per 20. FROM ONOLULU TO SAN FRANCSCO: S. S. "NEVADAN" to sal November st. FROM SEATTLE TACOMA: S. S. "ALASKAN" to sal November 25th.. ltclcfolcl C. P. MORSE, General Freght Agent. Co., Orental Bazaar and Decorated Chna Dnner an d Tea Sets, Carved Ebony Furnture, Carved vory, Carved Sandle Wood, Camphor Wood Chests, Rattan Goods, Embrodered Slks and Paper Screens, Bamboo Furnture. A knds of Rch Slk Goods, such as Pongee and Pne Apple Lnens, Lac-qur- "Whte and all colors, Embrodered Slks and Lnen Goods, Mattngs, Wares, Slver AVare, Chna Pardl nlers and Vases, Beaded Porteres, Chnese Gongs, all szes. Curos, Etc., Etc. 25C. Brwfln Kng Street, corner of Smth. Phono Blue 358. P. O. Bov 947. AGENTS. A BARM K (For addtonal and later shppng see pages 4, f, or 8.) ARRAMNU. Snturtlay, September 2 Nppon Maru, Greene, from the ( at 9 a. m, DEPARTNG. Saturday, Soptember 20. Nppon Maru, Greene, for San Francsco at 0 p. m. PASSENGERS. Arrvng. Per Nppon Mnru, September 20, from the Orent for onolulu 3. S. Smmons C. Shlozawa, N. Kobayash), W. L. May through for Snn Francsco: S. Babcock, E. C. Baugher, Mrs. AV. T. Benrdsley, Chll Wa Chlng and servant, Commander C. T. Forse, U. S. N., Wllam G. Frlzell, Charles ans, Dr. J. C. ollls-te- r, Mrs. J. C. olllster, ans Jneschke Dr. J. E. Jones, Mrs. J. E. Jones, John Lattn, O. MaJma, Dr. Francs Murphy, Kwan Dang Nln and servant, Y. Nogaml, Leut. Robert. Osbom, U. S. N., Rev. F. W. Poland, A. L. Rush-wort- h, P. Scheuch, Mss Kate Shaw, and mad, Chn Shn, W.. Shockley, General Wllam Mrs. Sooy-Smlt- Wl- h, lam Sooy Sooy-Smlt- h, Smth, Master Gerald A. Tson, Mrs. A. Tlson, L. R. Tuttle, Dr. C.. Vlas, George AVhlte, J. Wlleke, Mrs. J. W. Worthngton. LAKES BOY NJURED. SAN FRANCSCO, September 2. Rafael Lake, 9 years of age, son of. W. Lake, the hotel man of onolulu, broke hs left leg yesterday whle sldng down the stars at the home of Captan errman. JAPANESE WANTED N FRESNO. SAN FRANCSCO, September 2. M. Kurehayashl, a Japanese, was arrested yesterday on the steamer ongkong Maru at the Pacfc Mall dock by Detectves Reynolds and McMahon Just as the vessel was about to sal. The arrest was made on a telegram from Sherff J. D. Collns of Fresno that Kurehayashl was wanted there on a charge of embezzlng JGOO. e was locked up n the "tanks" pendng the arrval of an ollcer from Fresno. MLLON GOES TO JAPAN. YOKOAMA, September 0. The total exports to awa amounted to ths beng an $947, ncrease of nearly $300,000 over S99, the hghest prevous year. No mports from awa are found. MODERN PROCESS OF RCE GROWNG PLANT ROOTS ARE CONTNUALLY SUBMERGED UNTL TE AR- VEST WORK OF TRESERS. few days. Then the scene s strkngly typcal of harvest tme n Kansas or the Dakotas. No less than C000 harvesters, actually dong the work of 200,000 men, sweep through the mle after mle of golden stalks, for by few alteratons the mechansm whch cuts and bnds the sheaves of wheat ready for the stack wthout human ad has come to the assstance of the rce glowers. The steam thresher followng converts the chaff and straw nto mammoth stacks, pourng the whte kernels nto a hundred bags n a day. ER MSTAKEN MPRESSON. t had taken consderable persuason to nduce the old lady to take a seat n an automoble, but fnally she had consented to do so because she was anxous to reach the bedsde of her sck grandchld n a vllage some 20 mles away, the last tran for whch had left some 0 mnutes before she arrved at the staton. When the owner of the bg autono-mll- e who was tourng through Long sland, had overheard the old ladys regrets at beng left, he had nssted on her accompanyng hm, as he- - was to pass through the partcular one of the half a dozen or more Long sland vllages named ampton where the sck grandchld lved. Everythng went lovely untl the almost yng vehcle, n attemptng to pass a wagon loaded wth hay whch occuped the entre center of the road, went unexpectedly nto the dtch and rather volently deposted ts occupants n an adjonng feld. Recovered from the shock, though somewhat confused frop the rather unusual method of alghtng from a vehcle, the old lady asked of the chagrned chauffeur: "s ths a ampton?" "No, maam," he managed to gasp, "ths s an accdent." "Oh, dear!" sad the of the vehcle, "then hadnt oughter have got out here, had 7" But such navete was too much for the owner of the damaged vehcle, and he sad the only Bafe thng for one n hs poston to say nothng. Automoble Magazne. BSOP POTTER DANCED. Bshop Potter and hs llancco and hostess, Mrs. Clark, says a dspatch from Cooperstown, N. Y., Joned n an Vrgna reel nt E. S. Clarks" dance n the town hall Tuesday nght, whle the y ung folks sang "Lou, Lou, Love V.u." The Bshop and Mrs. Clark glded under the uplfted hands of the younger dancers. They plroutted n an stately way, and Mrs, Clark courtesled nn dthe lnlop made a jrrnnd fmlnnm """"" Want ads n St..r. o- but -t 25 cent. M C nln W The ghest Prced buf the Dost Qualty. SOLD EVERYWERE. --frll M m m mumwtfy NOTCE. Admnstrators Sale of Valuable Real Estate N TE CRCUT COURT OF TE Frst Judcal Crcut. Terrtory of awa. At Chambers. n Probate. n the Matter of the Estate of J. K. Kaunamano, Deceased. n accordance wth an order heretofore, to wt., on the 5th day of September, 902, gven and made by the on. W. J. Robnson, Thrd Judge of the above enttled Court, lcensng the sale of real estate, the property of the above named Estate, the undersgned admnstrator of the Estate of sad J. C. Kaunamano, deceased, wll on Saturday, the th day of October, 902, at 2 oclock noon of sad day, n front of the Judcary Buldng, n onolulu, sell at publc aucton to the hghest bdder the followng descrbed property:. All that pece or parcel of land stuate n Walpo, amakua, contanng an area of 4.25 acres, and beng descrbed as Apana 4, R. E. 5255, L. C. A. 049 to Nana. 2. All that pece or parcel of land descrbed as Apana 2 of R. P. 4S6, LC. A. 078, ssued to Puaanul, stuate n AVapo aforesad, and contanng an area of C acres, beng the same premses conveyed to sad J. K. Kaunamano by deed of oane Paele et al., dated July 3th, SS2, and recorded n sad offce n lber 76, page All that pece or parcel of land stuate n Kaao 2 n sad Walpo, descrbed n R. P. 528, L. C. A. 489 to Kelllnohopall, and contanng an area of 2s acres, and beng the same premses conveyed to sad J. K. Kaunamano by deed of S. L. Kapahukoa, dated July 0th, 883, and recorded n sad offce n lber 87, page Three Apanas of land stuate at Napoopoo, Waplo aforesad, descrbed n R. P. 490, L. C. A and 09 to Modern deas and systematc methods Leahl, area 3.7 acres, beng the same attend the culture of the gran from land conveyed to sad J. K. Kaunamano by deed of Kalewe, dated July 4th, seed tme untl t leaves the eld to be sorted and prepared for the market, SS3, recorded n sad offce n lber 9, wrtes Day Allen Wllney n the Revew page 29. of Revews. The grower may tll ffty 5. All that pece or parcel of land or D00O acres, but about each tract the stuate at Napoopoo. Waplo aforesad, bank of earth s carefully thrown up descrbed n R. P. S20 to Kahl, contanng half an acre, conveyed to sad by the dtchng plow, frequently "tamped" on the nsde wth spade and J. K. Kaunamano by deed of W. A. shovel to prevent leakage. The horse Keha. drll land ctl"ator can be used n 6. An undvded nterest of sad J. seedng, whle furrows are turned s K. Kaunamano n 2 Apanas of land n an ordnary feld ntended for wheat stuate at Napoopoo, AValplo aforesad, or oats. Water ows upon the shoots descrbed n R. P. 5467, Award 0782, to when a few nches out of ground, and Papau and conveyed to sad J. K. Kaunamano by deed of J.. aalou, dated untl harvest tme n early autumn the country s turned nto a seres of lake.- -, August 6th, 893, and recorded n sad for the plant roots must be contnuously oflce n lber 40, pages contanng submerged, three or perhaps four 5-- 2, an area of 4.6 acres. months, to a depth of two or three 7. All that certan pece or parcel of nches. Every acre s a great sponge land, contanng an area of of an absorbng 4,000 to 5,000 gallons every acre, stuate n llo, sland of awa, twenty-fou- r hours yet when the gram descrbed n R. P. 6788, Kuleana 228, nears maturty and the wtter s anl conveyed to sad J. K. Kaunamano by draned from t evaporaton s so rapd deed of B. Naa and wfe, dated October 8th, 889, and recorded n sad that the farmng machnes can pass over the felds wthout dffculty offce n a n lber S, pages All the rght, ttle and nterest-o- f sad J. K. Kaunamano n land stuate at AVaale, Dstrct of Koolauloa, sland of Oahu. 9. All that pece or parcel of land stuate n Nene, onokaa, amakua, sland of awa, contanng an area of one-ha- lf an acre, conveyed to sad J. K. Kaunamano by deed of S. Parker, dated October 3rd, 88., and recorded n the Regster Oflce, Oahu, n lber 83, pages All that pece or parcel of land stuate nt Nene aforesad, contanng an area of one acre, descrbed n R. P. (Gr.) 26 to Kaauka, and conveyed to sad J. K. Kaunamano by deed of S. S. Robertson, dated February 7th, 892, and recorded n sad oflce n lber 42, pages All that certan pece or parcel of land stuate at Nene aforesad, contanng an area of one-ha- lf an acre, conveyed to sad J. K. Kaunamano by deed of Ashford Spencer, dated August 2th, 8S3, and recorded n sad offce n lber 87. pages All that certan pece or parcel of land stuate at Nene aforesad, contanng of an acre, conveyed to sad J. K. Kaunamano by one-quart- er nnupa and wfe, dated November 30th, 89, and recorded n sad offce n lber 4, pages All that pece or parcel of land stuate at Nene aforesad, contanng one-quart- er an area of of an acre, conveyed to sad J. K..Kaunamano by deed of anupa and wfe, dated August 24th, 883, and recorded n sad offce n lber 87. pages All that certan pece or parcel of land stuate on the north corner of Nuuanu avenue and Wyllle street, onolulu aforesad, contanng an area of of an acre, descrbed n R. P. 993, L. C. A. 22S6 to Kekapal. 5. All that certan pece or parcel of land stuate on the makal sde of Kuaklnl street, onolulu aforesad, conveyed to sad J. K. Kaunamano by deed of AVong Ah Yung, dated November 8th, 894, and recorded n sad offce n lber 52, pages All the rght, ttle and nterest of sad J. K. Kaunamano n and to that certan pece of land stuate at Nala-naha- e, amakua aforesad, contanng an area of 44 acres, the same beng the property owned by Kaholokalel, de ceased, of whom sad J. K. Kaunama no clams to ha the sole hers; sut on sad clam beng now pendng. Terms of sale: Ten (0) per cent cash upon sale: balance upon executon of deed: deed at expense of purchaser, For further partculars apply to the undersgned. Dated onolulu. Sept. 8th, 902. J. LGTFOOT, Admnstrator of tho Estate of J. K. Kaunamano, deceased. t nn am jj (JlLF TESE JARS AVE BEEN ON T 5 MARKET FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS, AAE GAEN TE BEST OF SATSFACTON. TEY ARE A PERFECT SELF-SEALN- G.TAR, ARE PRACTCALLY UN- BREAKABLE, AVLL EXCLUDE TE LGT AS AVELL AS AR, YOU CAN TELL N ADAANCE AV ETER FRUT AVLL KEEP. TE JAR CAN BE OPENED CLOSE D BY A CLD AVTOUT BURN- NG OF FNGERS OR SCALDNG OF S. NO SLAERS OF GLASS CAN GET NTO TE FRUT. NO METAL COMES N CONTACT WT AVT TE FRUT. NO CORROSVE SUBSTANCE CAN GATER N TE LDS OR TREADS OF TE J AR. TE MOST PERFECT SAN- TARY JAR MADE. TESE JARS MAKE AN EXCELLENT CONTANER FOR MLK BUTTER, AS TEY CAN BE PLACED N TE RE- FRGERATOR TE CONTENTS OF TE JAR ARE ABSOLUTELY PROTECTED FROM TANT. Theo.. Daves & Co., ardware So t s sad s often reached by way of hs stomach. Not that t s so mportant to reach a mans heart, but n the lne of good thngs for the table, do you use Crystal Sprng Butter t s pure, fresh and wholesome. AVo recommend t as the best butter to be procured n onolulu Prce 40 cents the pound. Dont forget our delcacy counters. Metropoltan Meat Go., Ltd Telephone EVSan 45 Blue and Whte Japanese Rugs You can see them dsplayed n our show wndow, n most attractve desgns. Some wth sold blue center, others wth blue and whte center. Full lne of szes from 3x4 feet to 2x2. These rugs have proven mmensely popular and are sellng rapdly. Come early and select yours. Also a fne lne of CNESE MATTNG RUGS or sometmes called Damask Rugs. LMTED FORT STREET, - ONOLULU WON & LOU CO. otel street, near Smth. Santary Plumbers, Tnsmths, and Sheet ron Workers. Water Ppe and Gutter Work n all ts branches. Orders flled wth dspatch. O JEff UF A9 Contractor nud Bulder, ouse lnlntc Cwalo, Sherdan Street, near Kng onolulu.. L MPORTER DEALER N LQUORS, Japanese Provsons. General Merchandse! PLANTATON SUPPLES. to. U OTEL STREET, ONOLULU. Telephone Whte 24. P. O. Box 90S. L. KONG FEE, lvxerolxo.n: Talor, FortSt., opposte Club Stableg. Fashonable Suts at Reasonable Rates a Specalty. A full lno of and Talorng Cassl-mere- Goods always n s Stock. Dyeng, Cleanng and Reparng at Short Notce, Satsfacton guaranteed. Note eads, Bll eads, Statements and Fne Commercal Prntng at the Star Offce. Department L. J. SUN, Nuuanu Street, Near Pauahl. Dresses, Ladles Underwear, Mosquto Nettng, Pllow Cases, Underwear, Skrts and Chemses always on hand. FRST-CLAS- S WORC Furnture Our stock s complete n every partcular. AVe can sut you, whether you want CEAP, ME- DUM OR FNE GRADES. Goods n MAOGANY, OAK, BRDS EYE MAPLE, MTA- TON MAOGANY, and other choce woods. LATEST DE- SGNS WNDOAV SADES, MATTNG, LNOLEUM PORTERS. Our REPAR UPOL- STERY DEPARTMENT s frst class n every way. opp KNG Sc. BETEL STREETS Telephone Man. Notce lo Shppers. On and after ths date blls of ladng; wll be ssued by ths Company, nstead of shppng recepts as heretofore. Freght wll be receved under the old form of shppng recept up to October st, 902, but after that date the bll of ladng only wll be accepted. WLDERS STEAMSP COMPANY, C. L. WGT, Presdent. onolulu, June 0th, 902. Notce to Shppers. Shppers of freght by steamers of th nter-slan- d Steam Navgaton Com- - puny Ltd., are hereby notfed that a new form of Shppng Recept has been adopted by the Company to go nto effect at once. Freght wll be accepted, however, on the old form of recept up to October, 902, after whch date, freght wll only on the new form of recept, a copy of whch can be seen at the oflce of the Company, Queen street. NTER-SLAN- D S. N. CO., LTD., JON ENA. Presdent. NOTCE. Sng lng Kee havng purchased the nterest of La Sng Kee, dong busness as Tnsmth and Plumber, at 82 Nuuanu street, near Beretanla, assumes all labltes, and all persons owng sad frm should settle wth hm. TO WOM T MAY COlSCEtX. Notce s hereby gven that Kwong Chong AVnl Company of whch the followng are partners Y. Ady, Chan Pol Fat, eo Ten, Yee Fat and Y. Chew Keong agree to sal ther entre nterest tt Lale, Oahu ncludng rce plantaton, mll, leases, cattle, wagons and everythng n possesson of eald Kwong Chong AVal Company such as fowls, pgs, etc, on September 22, 902 to Tuck Sng AVal Company at the olllce of AV. R. Castle, onolulu. All blls and accounts up to date of sale wll be settled by the Kwong Chong AVal Company. onolulu, September 7, 902. Star want ads pay at once.

3 V) TEO F. LANSNG, NSURANCE COMMSSON AGENT Temporary Ofllco n Former omco of Frst Natonal Bank, Campbell Block. DR. J.M. WTNEY, DENTST. Boato Buldng, Fort Street Over. Mar Co. ours: 9 E. Tel. Man 277. DENTSTS. LOVB BULDNG, FOBT STREET, ephone 434. A, C, WALL. DR. 0, E, WALL OFFCE OUtS. 8 u m. to 4 p. m. Lands For Sale! To be sold at aucton at onolulu on Monday October 20, 902, at 2 oclock noon, unless prevously dsposed of. All the rght, ttle and nterest of the amoa Plantaton Company n and to the followng lands whch comprse the Companys undvded nterests n ul lands and other ndvdual parcels Btuate n the Dstrct of ana, sland of Maul: AT MAKAALAE more or less n K. P L. C. A. S R. P. 6 8 A " " AT KAWALOA. more or less n R. AT MUOLEA. more or less n R. P. " L. C. A. 5-- AT KAUKUALAALA. 4 more or less n " " R. P. AT POAKANELE, 9 more or less n R AT KOAL. 63 more or less n R. AT KAWAPAPA, more or less n R. P. AT POAKUULA more or less n R, AT MOKAE. 38 more or less n Y R " " AT PUKULUA more or less n R. P. AT KAPOUE. tt 3 more or less n 2-- AT PUEOKAUK. P. R. P B 4 more or less n R AT WAOKONUU. 0 Acres more or less n R. P A-T AMOA. o. 5 more or less n R. P AT ULANA. 2 more or less n R. P AT KAPUALA. 26 more or less n R. P " " L. C. Ar :! ja S9 294 o B S NO AT PAPAAWAAWA. o. 0 more or less n R. P AT PUUK. 3 more or less n R. P And n Dstrct of Kaupo, at WAA-OL- E 2 Acres more or less n R. P A total of 477 acres more or less for eale as a whole or n part. Qut clam ttle gven. Deeds to be at the expense of the purchasers. For further partculars apply to C. Tlrfwor nmnnnv Atrpnta rtf amoa Plantaton Company. Queen street, onolulu. Dated onolulu, September 6, 902. BEATER LUNC K00M, Fort Street. Opposte Wlder & Co.. J. NOLTE. Propr. Frst-Cla- ss Lunches served wth tea, coffee, soda water, gnger ale or mlk. Smokers Requstes a Specalty. Jaa. F. Morgan Presdent Vce-Presde- Cecl nt Brown F. ustace Secretary Chas.. Atherton Audtor W.. oogs Treas. and Mgr. TELEPONE MAN 295. nsfacs&go.,ltd QUEEN STREET Frewood, Stove, Steam and Blacksmth Cool WOLESALE RETAL Specal affentott gven to DRAYNQ ALSO, WTE BLAOK S Twenty-fv- e cents pays for a want ad n tha Star. WRELESS LNE TO FARALLONES GOVERNMENT. PLANS GREAT N- NOVATON FOR POltT-v TRACT FOR STATON AWARDED. SAN FRANCSCO. Sept. 3. Professor McAdle, chef of the local Weather Bureau, was nformed by a telegram from the Washngton authortes yesterday that the contract for the constructon of the new wreless telegraphy staton on the Farallones had been awarded to W.. lealy of the frm of ealy & Tlbblts. Work on the buldng wll commence mmedately and t s expected that the structure wll be completed wthn sxty days. The accepted desgn was made by Reld Bros., archtects. The staton when fnshed wll have cost the Government about $5000. Fourteen contractors presented bds. The buldng wll consst of lvng rooms for the Weather Bureau olllclals n charge and a second story for an observatory and workshop. That ths port s to have so great an mprovement s due largely to the energy and perseverance of Professor Mc- Adle. t s solely on hs recommendaton that the Government has consented to the necessary outlay of money and he wlt have entre charge of the work when the staton s establshed. n speakng of the matter last nght he sad: We have a start now and the thng s gong through as fast as possble. We shall undoubtedly at some tme n the near future have the Farallones connected wth the manland by wreless telegraph. t may be necessary at frst to lay a cable because the new system has not yet reached a stage where t s always practcable. The Fessenden method, whch s the one adopted by the Government, s undoubtedly the best. Whether the authortes wll decde to nstall that system mmedately, do not know. At any rate, we shall have telegraphc connecton wth the slands very soon. The nnovaton wll be a grand thng for ths port. t wll be of especal value to the shppng nterests, as vessels can be reported much earler than at present. An attempt was once made to get connecton wth the slands by means of carrer pgeons, but the scheme proved mpractcable. Of course there s no mmedate danger of war, but n such a case, f San Francsco were to be attacked, the value of the new staton would be nestmable. wll have the buldng erected mmedately and meanwhle awat nstructons from Washngton as to the means of communcaton to be adopted. TO OPPOSE ENDERSON. DES MONES, (la.), September. Former Governor orace Boles has been nomnated for Congress by the Democrats n the Thrd dstrct of owa. s opponent wll be Speaker enderson. Boles was twce Governor of owa. e was a Republcan untl 882, when he joned the opposton because he be lleved the Democracy more truly represented hs poston on the vtal ssues of the tme. e beleved n a tarff Tor revenue only. e stumped hs State for Cleveland n 8S4, and that paved the way to hs nomnaton for the offce of Governor on the Democratc tcket n 889. e was elected and reelected two years later. e has been mentoned as a Presdental possblty, and n the Chcago conventon of 890 receved 65 votes for the nomnaton that was afterward gven to Bryan. Boes s a lawyer by professon and hs home s at Waterloo, la. For some years past, however, he has devotees more of hs tme to the management of hs bg owa farm than to law practce. CNESE BONES SPPED OME. VCTORA (B. C), September 2. The steamer Vctora ha sleft for Orental steamer Vctora has left for Orental ports, carryng 30 boxes contanng the bones of Chnese who have ded n ths cty. Whle the practce of exhumng the remans of deceased Chnese and the transportaton of ther bones to ther natve land s one whch has been carred on for years, the present consgnment s the largest that has ever been made at one tme from here. ATLANTC OL BURNER. LONDON, September 2. The results of the experments wth lqud fuel on the Amercan lne steamer Kensngton, whch saled from Southampton for New York ths afternoon, are awated wth keen nterest n shppng crcles here. The Kensngton, whch has been undergong an extensve overhaulng at Newcastle, England, had a number of furnaces nstalled on board of her as an experment. She has a suffcent number of the old-ty- furnaces to enable her to make port should the ol fuel prove a falure. AMBTOUS BLACKSMT. CLEVEL, September 2. Edmund G. Val, a blacksmth of Cleveland, Oho and one of the promnent members of the Tom Johnson facton, wll endeavor to represen the Twenty-fr- st dstrct n Congress next term. e has announced hmself as a canddate and wll make the race. The dstrct comprses the county of Cuyahoga and twenty-seve- n wards of the cty of Cleveland. The present Congressman, Theodore. Burton, was elected over Sylvester V, MacMahon, Democrat, the former recevng 28,603 votes and the latter 2,947. Val s popular wth the laborng element and s backed by Tom Johnson the new and growng power n Celvcland poltcs. TS AWAAN STAt, 8ATUDAY, STMMlt TO BRNG TEST EAT C E RALWAY EMPLOYES ORGANZE SECRET UNON CLAM TEY CAN TE UP TRANS. The largest and most unon n the hstory of ralroads has been recently formed by the ralroad conductors and breakmen on roads operatng west of Chcago. The men are dssatsfed wth the present rates of wages and wll n the mmedate future make a demand for an ncrease of salares of 20 per cent. t s understood that unon wll make a test case on one of the roads. Should ts request by ralroad offcals the conductors nnd brnkemen clam t at thev are able to te up every road west of Chcago. The organzaton was perfected last June n Kansas Cty and a passenger conductor of the Southern Pacfc resdng at Oakland was elected ts executve head. The formaton of ths new unon has been secretly accomplshed and.though the formers were han capped n ths respect t s asserted that t s and that the tranmen are n a poston to dctate to the presdents of roods and ther head operatve offcals. Last June the representatves of the Order of Ralway Conductors and Brotherhood of Ralroad Tranmen asked ther employers for a short leave of absence. They were very secretve as to ther busness, sayng they were gong "to Kansas Cty to arrange about dues, pcncs and other small matters. Upon ther arrval n Kansas Cty the delegates met n executve sesson eghty ralroad men representng roads west of Chcago, who were not members of the ralroad unons. t was decded that as ralroad lnterete were combnng employes must also combne for protecton. As a result the general commute of the Order of Ralway Con-- ductors and the Brotherhood of Rall- - road Tranmen was formed. The em--! ployes of every road west of Chcago are on the rolls. Among the most mportant roads af--! fected are the Atchson, Topeka and Santa Fe; Southern Pacfc, Chcago and Northwestern, Chcago, Mlwaukee and St. Paul; Chcago, Burlngton and Qulncy; Ro Grande systems, Mssour Pacfc, Unon Pacfc, llnos Central, Northern Pacfc, Great Northern, Oregon Short Lne, Oregon Ralroad and Navgaton Company, Rock sland and Chcago and Alton. PROPOSED CUBAN LOAN. WASNGTON, September Z Sen-o- r Quesada, the Cuban Mnster here, has receved no ntmaton from ths Admnstraton that t s opposed to the proposed Cuban loan of $33,000,000. Mnster Quesada was at the State Department today where he had a talk wth Mr. Adee, the actng Secretary of State., Senor Quesada s confdent that ample provson would be made by Cuba for the payment of the nterest on the debt ncurred and the establshment of a snkng fund for the redempton of the prncpal. MORMONS BUSY N EUROPE. LONDON, September. The Dally Express publshes a dlspatft from ts Zurch correspondent.sayng that for some tme past there has been a great ncrease n the number of Mormon mssonares both n Germany and Swtzerland. Germany has nearly 2000 such mssonares, whle there are several hundred n Swtzerland. n Zurch and Berne a systematc msson bureau s n operaton, and the ganda s beng spread among the pe Swss. LESSARS PROCLAMATON LONDON, September. The Foregn Olllce here has heard nothng offcally of the nstructons sent by Paul Lessar, the Russan Mlrlster at Pekng to the Russan commander n Manchura drectng hm to expel the Brtsh mpel lal Olllce employes who may be sent to Manchura to resume chargo nf the postal servce on the ground tnat the presence of foregners n Manchura durng the mltary occupaton s objectonable. The offcals of the Foregn Offce are much nterested, but they declne to dscuss the possble acton of Great Brtan untl more fully nformed on the subject. TO ADMT CNESE. MANLA, September The busness men of ths cty are organzng for the purpose of agtatng for lmted Chnese mmgraton to the Phlppnes. They have planned to send a memoral and possbly a delegaton to MAGOON CTED. J. A. Magoon as admnstrator of the estate of the late Wllam Brash has been cted to appear n the crcut court September 29 to answer certan charges aganst hs admnstraton made by Sarah Brash. These charges are to the effect that he has not fully accounted to the estate for all that he has receved n connecton wth t. The court s asked to appont another admnstrator. TE SUMNER CASE. John K. Sumner yesterday fled a moton n the Crcut court for the dlsmls- - sal of the proceedng n whch he s al- -, leged to be nsane and ncapable of attendng to hs busness affars. The moton s accompaned by an affdavt n whch he seta out that the sut was nsttuted wthout notce to hm, and that he was served wth process at mld-- : nght. The Mara S. Davs, ho says,! who brought the sut as hs next frend l s hs sster but not hs frend, and that she ntrudes herself nto hs affars for the purpose of harrassng and annoyng hm so that he wll pay her somethng to let hm alone. Ths he says she dd two years ago. The moton wll come before Judge Robnson on Monday. EGTY-TW- O TOUSS. NEW YORK, September 2. gh records for Stock Exchange seats have been broken by the purchase of a membershp for an unknown Western man RUSSAS DELAY. for $8,000. n addton to ths sum PEKNG, September 2. The Chnese $000 wll be the prce of ntaton. Government s dsturbed at the apparent determnaton f Russa to delay Membershps were sold seven years ago as low as $3,50. the restoraton of Manchura. t asserts that Russa promsed to evacuate AD TCK EAD. Newchwnng and return the Manchurlun A Mssour negr. was shot on the secton of the Peklng-Newchwa- ralroad when the Chnese secton of the head at pont-blan- k range by a Kansas Cty polceman, and the bullet, rulct-ln- g lno was returned by Great Brtan. a slght scalp wound, glanced off Members of the mperal Government and lost tself. The negro n becomng are frequently n conference wth Paul a burglar was evdently followng the Lessnr, Russan Mnster to Chna, and professon for whch nature ftted hm. urgng upon hm the fullfllment of Russlus promses. The refusal of Russa to n restorng the Brtsh secton of the FAD ON TE WANE. The Chcago Peklng-Newchwaralroad s delayng the return of that Trlbuno thnks the automoble fad s wanng, and that W. K. secton of the lne. Vanderbllt. Jrs recent sale of hs machnes wll be followed by smlar ac- Foregn Board who was responsble for Chu ung Che, the member of the ton on the part of other exclusve, the alleged error as a result of whch the llkln whk reclftrtu to hftve tn hmmuk, hk retflntml Kwtt lwraum he hk wcn nccupcd of gnnmnce. Tlr tnprmfl Dowager ha refuwtl to accept hs resgnaton. Want nd n the Star brng quck result. Thre lnes three tlmos for 26 cents. TE gank of awa LMTED. ncorporated under the Laws of the Terrtory of awa. PAD-U- P CAPTAL - - $600, SURPLUS , UNDVDED PROFTS - 35,ooo.oo OFFCERS DRECTORS. Charles M. Cooke.. Presdent P. C. Jones....Vce-Presde- C.. nt Cooke Casher F. C. Atherton.Assstant Casher. Waterhouse, F. W. Macfarlane, E. D. Tenney, J. A. McCandless and C.. Atherton. COMMERCAL SAVNGS DE- PARTMENTS. Strct attenton gven to all branches of Bankng. JUDD BULDNG. FORT 3TREET. CLAUS SPRECKELS. WM. G. RWN. Clans Sprecfcels & Co ONOLULU,.. San Francsco Agents The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. DRAW EXCANGE ON SAN FRANCSCO The Nevada Natonal Bank of-s- an Francsco. LONDON The Unon Bank of London, Ltd. NEW YORK Amercan Exchange Natonal Bank. CCAGO Merchants Natonal Bank. PARS Credt Lyonnals. BERLN Dresdner Bank. ONGKONG YOKOAMA The ongkong and Shangha Bankng Corporaton. NEW ZEAL AUSTRALA Bank of New Zealand. VCTORA VANCOUVER of Brtsh Nr th Amerl. Bank TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG EXCANGE BUSNESS. Tlannatt. T3nnMvPrl. TnnS Made On Approved Securty. Commercal and Travelers Credts ssued. Blls of Ex change Bought and Sola. COLLECTONS PROMPTLY AC- COUNTED FOR. ESTABLSED N 858. BS OP & BANKERS CO. BANKNG DEPARTMENT. Transact busness n all departments of Bankng. Collectons carefully attended to. Exchange bought and sold. Commercal and Travelers Letters.f)f Credt ssued on Tm ank or Call-Torn- t and N. 3. ltotlschld & Sons, London. Correspondents: The Rank orcnll-fornl- n, Commercal ankng Co. of, Sydney, Ltd., London. Drafts and cable transfers on Chna and Japan through the ongkong & Shangha Ban: ng Corporaton and Chartered Bank of nda, Australa and Chna. nterest allowed on term deposts at the followng rates per annum, vz: Seven days notce, at 2 per cent. -- Three month- - nt 3 per ent. Sx months, at 3V& per cent. Twelve months, at 4 per cent, TRUST DEPARTMENT. Act as Trustees under Manage estates (teal and lortgages. personal). Collect rents and dvdends. Valuable Papers, Wlls, Bonds, Etc., safe-keepn- g. receved for ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT. Audtors for Corporatons and Prvate Frms. Books examned and reported on. Statements of Affars prepared. Trustees on Bankrupt or nsolvent Estates. Offce, 924 Bethel Street. SAVNGS DEPARTMENT. Deposts receved and nterest allowed at VA per cent per annum, n accordance wth Rules and Regulatons, copes of whch may be obtaned on applcaton. NSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Agents for FRE, MARNE, LFE, ACCDENT EMPLOYERS LA- BLTY NSURANCE COMPANES. nsurance Offce. 924 Bethel Street onolulu ron Work TEAM ENGNES, SUGAR MLL BOLERS, COOLERS, RON, BKAt LEAD CASTNGS. Uchlnery of Every Descrpton Mad u order. Partcular attenton pad t ahjpa Blacksmlthlng. Job Work E cnted on Short Notce. Nbte eads, Bll eads, Statements day nght and a quantty pf clgara and other artcles stolen. v.o vm..".!! t..0,.:., ;s ;...o.-.- o:..m. WAKAM Japanese 30 and 42 otol Street SOLD Groceres AT WOLESALE RETAL SPECAL ATTENTON PLANTATON Rce ana Japanese Wrte for Prces. GVEN TO ORDERS FOR Provsons No troubue to show goods.. o.: o;. ; o: V... The hlotory of the Arc Lamp ha3 been a story of mprovement, and the tendency n constructon has of late taken u decded turn toward the use of the fewest parts possble consstent wth relable operaton. The result of ths has been the producton of lamps that are models of smplcty n mechancal constructon and electrcal desgn. The Adams-Bagna- ll Enclosed Arc Lamp herewth llustrated, s one that has been evolved from these condtons. f you are nterested n good store lghtng for less money than you are now payng, let us know where to fnd you. LMTED TELEPONE 300, wholesome budweser. trmuasj Clear, sparklng, palatable. as a flavor pecularly ts own, makng t the popular bottled beer for table use n cottage and manson all round the wde, wde world. The product of - Anheuser-Busc- h Brewng Assocaton, St Lous, U. S. A. Brewers of the famous Budwelser, Premum Palo and Pale T.ager.. ackfeld & Co., Ltd. General Agents for the Terrtory of awa. N TE OLD RELABLLE TO TE FRONT AGAN WT Gome Wonderful Values.: A.V and k Convnced Mens Woolen Coats Were? 3.00, Now J.E0 4.00, , 2.60 " Blue Serge Coats " COO, 8.00 " Colored Serge Coats " 6.00, 3.00 Extra Fne Mens Blue Serge Suts " 5.00, 7.60 " " Custom Made Blue Serge Suts " " " Mens Pants " 4.00, , ,.00 Mens Fne Felt tlts, (all styles and colors) 2.00, ,.2S 3.00,.35 " Golf Caps ".60,.20 " " Balbrlggan Undershrts " jare Whte Bedspreads.60,.ss Largo Whte Towels, (48x20) Wore 25c, now only 0c, One Dozen.00 All other goods n our mmense stock, consstng of SOES, OSERY, SRTS, UN DERWEAR, KERCEFS. Etc., Etc., wll bo sold at ctt prces as aboro. Come and be convnced. Ths sale wll be for Tlree Weeks rom. Date NUUANU STREET, COR. KNG. Sale Begns Saturday, August 30, 902 v! ;.p.. N 4

4 VFQUrl 4fe DALY AXD MSM-WWertL- T. lubttth rtry Afternoon (except u nday) by the awaan Star Newapuper The Latest lmted. Prnnk L. obrs, AwooUtkm, TOURST The Exhbt Manager Pacfc ardware,.skptm.mkr SO, 0 Tortot trtvl la occupyng the men- - weeks mall from helr busness nter et Mer-chnt- B lbt of Our merchants and the ut f the telegraph annhlates space, Assocaton fua taken the matter defntely up. There can be noth- tor. A man from Now York, own afford the weeks belated mall does not mat ng done wthsut unted effort, and t to be n Mexco, n Florda, n tlja Me s satsfactory to boo the deas upon so dterranean, n St, Petersburg or Con mportant a bjef beng carefully stantnople, because ho can hoar from uonsldered. There hns beon a very hs busness nstantly and can at once grout change comng over our ctzens reply. But lack of telegraphc communcaton has kept such people away snce we have become ctzens of the Great Republc. t s better understood and realzed that f a thne has Wo want all knds of toursts, t s from here. o be done, the ctzen must do t hmself. For years everythng n the way we shall be advertsed, but what the true, and the more we have tho better of progresson n such a drecton was merchants chefly need are toursts who shoved upon the government. Tourst wll spend money. As tme goes on we pamphlets must bo got; up by the government, advertsng must bo done by but untl that tme comes we must be shall have the regular tourst season, tho government. f an exhbt was R- prepared to entertan toursts at all equred abroad tt was. done by tho government, tll we bad got nto a habt tmes. Toursts wll drectly beneft our of puttng everythng of ths knd asde and expectng (some one else to do t Jor us. Ths feelng of dong through others nstead of takng hold ourselves s wearng away, ard a great deal of ndependence of character wll be developed as tme goes." We shall truly enter upon our ctzenshp, and shall apprecate ts burdens as well as ts advantages. Nothng can ever be done n tho lno of tourst travel wthout the personal elementpreyals n the effort. And ths personal" effort s helng made. f personal effort s made, the matter wll grow and ncrease. f personal effort be not kept up, t wll de down as prevous spasmodc attempts have done. The chance of ths place has come. What has kept a large number of really payng toursts avtfy from here has heen the lack of a cable. We shall have the cable earfy n December f no accdent occurs. Men "who have large nterests, where changes Are occurrng from day to day and from hour to hour, cannot afford- - to be separated by a KM UNPPY PRTY, Fuson between the Democrats and ome Rulers, does not seem such a success as sdmc of the brllant statesmen and keen-wtte- d poltcans used to thnk. Delegate Wlcox and that stuto poltcan Kalauokalanl have got the Democrats nto a trap, or at least that porton of the Democrats who have allowed themselv.es to be entangled n the omo RulTets, and t s not a very pleasant entanglement. That s, t s not pleasant for true Democrats. t must be understood that there are two broad classes urder the Democratc banner. There are the real Democrats, who know what the prncples of tho Democracy are, men who are Democrats by convcton, who are not after offce or emolument, but who beleve n ther party, and then there are the spurous Democrats. These latter are composed of men who have been dsapponted of ofllce from the Republcan party, men who are ome R.ulers and followers of W.coxlsn,.but have not dared to as hs supporters, but have sneakedn anvong the come-forwar- Democrats, and hlflden ther poltcal After the boat. races.there wll be a polo game. AVho says that wo are not tn athletc communty. Talk of the tropcs beng enervatng, few places can show as lne specmens of youthful manhood as we are dong today. The appontment of De t3ojt to tho Crcut bench s emnently.satsfactory. Mr. De Bolt s a sound lawyer, u man of dgnty and yet, of urbanty, and wll conduct hs court to the satsfacton of the bar and the communty and wth credt to hmself. The llo people are already clamorng for a longer perod of the Senate Commttees tme. f some of tho chronc kckers, begn to get n ther deadly work tho Commsson mght as well hre resdences nhe Jtany Cty and spend a yea Fgures of the.brlllsh. forces n the South Afrcan campagn have been publshed. They are nterestng. The garrson August f, s5&, conssted of 3s ollcers and 9C22 enlsted men. sent between then and the outbreak of hostltes October, 899.totaled 2,546. Thereafter the troops sent up to May 3, 902, reached the great total of 380,08, besdes 62,44 men rased n South Afrlcaj Tho fnal casualty fgures 4r,Wf!l,Klled B774; wounded, 23,029; ded of wounds or dsease, 6,68. " t wll be an excellent thng fpf us commercally to have the repar shops, and tho cable repar stepm)er located here. There wll be work and there wll be consderable crculaton of,. money, Tho mportance of our nsular poston s shown n ths,. for..,sqn. FrAnqlspp would lke very much tfvhavd the cable repar steamer statoned n the(h)rtyqr of the Golden Gate.. All straws pont the way the wnd blows, and f we hold on long enough,.ad, dfl not mar our chances by foolsh polueblmoves, the TRVEL, hotels, but they wll also beneft all our retal traders. The wants of a tour. st wth money are large, and the longer the tourst stays, tho more he wll want. t should be remembered that attract lng toursts does not consst entrely n advertsng, though there can hardly be too much advertsng, and up to the present-aw- a has been unadvertsed. But once the tourst arrves he must be amused. e must be nterested, he must be guded. Ths does not mean that these thngs should be obtaned gratutously, but they must be there for hs money. When the pleasure seeker.awakes n the mornng ho must be able to say for hmself "today wll go here, tomorrow wll go there." and so on. We have yearned for toursts, but we have never properly prepared for ther recepton. The attractng of toursts and the convertng ths place nto a pleasant resort s a mere matter of busness. t can be well done, or t can be badly done. One feels that wth personal effort, there s every chance of the enterprse beng well done. nakedness under the folds of the Democratc banner. The true Democrats one can honor. They are men who have reasons for the fath that s n them. From the Republcan pont of vew they may bo utterly n the wrong, but one can gve them credt for ts beng an honest fath. For the spurous Democrat there can bo nothng but reprobaton and contempt. e gets hs measure of t, too, from the out and out ome Rulers wth whom he has afflated, as wtness the remarks of Wlcox last nght. The true Democrat cannot vote the Wlcox tcket. e wll have to refran from votng altogether, or wll have to vote Republcan. The spurous Democrat, the adullamlte, may vote for tho hand that smacks hs face on the prncple that "drty dogs eat drty puddngs," or he may how manhood enough not to vote at all. As he does not care for good government, he wll nqt vote Republcan. Under any crcumstances the leader of Wllcoxlsm sees the weakness of hs would-b- e Democratc ally and acts accordngly. Truly t s an unhappy party, and the allance, such as t s, s most unholy. sun of prosperty wll cast hs beams broadly on our shores. The adventures wtl capturng slavers whch used to form a stock porton of the lterature for boys some forty or ffty years ago seems to be revved n real lfe once more. There has been a sharp fght between the crew of a slaver and a gun boats crew n the Persan Gulf. The Atlantc slave trade has been practcally broken up, but slave vessels stll carry on ther tralllc on the Red Sea, on the east coast of Afrca and from thence nto the Persan Gulf. Tho pretunt slave trade s n the hands of Arab traders, and the crews of the slavers are Arab and Negro. n former days, the days of the celebrated Black Jake, the crews were gathered from all the natons upon earth. Two old slavers found a home on these slands and rose to hgh postons. Both have pussed to ther long account. The mport and exports commerce of all countres n the world amounted n 90, accordng to German returns, approxmately to $23,800,000,000, and was dvded among the leadng commercal natons as shown below, n round numbers: Country. Value. Great Brtan 4,65,000,000 Brtsh colones, total 2,68,000,000 Germany, 2,468,060,000 Unted States 2,8,200,000 France,68,400,000 olland,332,800,000 Austra-ungar- y.. 856,800,000 Belgum 785,400,000 Russa and Sbera 642,600,000 taly 57,200,000 Swtzerland. 380,800,000 Span 282,400,000 Chna 303,000,000 Sweden 275,000,000 Argentna,. 280,000,000 Japan 238,000,000 Brazl 238,000,000 All other countres...-,..-. 4,624,340,000 Total $23,800,600,000 Accordng to Unted States Treasury returns, $2,340,000,000. TUB AWAAN STAt, ATUtDAY, MWBMlllMt M, M. " Zephyr" TE SACET POWDER Pendants COMPRESSED SACET POWDER. n All The FASONABLE PERFUMES. For the Ohafelane And a Nce Addton to the Ladles Tolet. Ask to see Them and Tou Wll Buy one. Only a Lmted Supply on and Prce 25 Cents FORT STREET GR DUKE BORS. Grand Duke Bors brought an abnormal thrst over wth hm. Washngton Post. Because he ddnt vst her, St. Louey calls hm plan "Mr. Bors." Cncnnat Commercal Trbune. Possbly n Grand Duke Bors theatrcal dversons he s seekng nformaton for tho Russan censor. Phladelpha Ledger. Grand Duke Bors drank wne from a Chcago grls slpper. e must have wanted a bg drnk. New York Mall and Express. Duke Bors and the chorus grls are soon to part, and a wde and stormy sea wll soon e "between them. Brmngham Age-eral- d. Grand Duke Bors says the Amercan women are splendd. Ths s too general, though, to be deeply apprecated by anybody. Cncnnat Enqurer. Duke Bors wll have a fne opportunty to study our superor collecton of lobsters n the convlval assocatons that he has formed. Pttsburg Gazette. Durng hs recent vst to Chcago Grand Duke Bors got no nearer to tho stock yards than to take a drnk ot wne from a Chcago grls slpper. Lous Globe-Democr- St. Grand Duke Bors drank wne from a Chcago grls slpper, but as he dd not get beastly drunk, he dd not swallow all the slpper would hold, of course Kansas Cty Journal. The Russan Grand Duke Bors, who has been vstng Chcago, s sad to have drunk champagne from tho slpper of a Chcago actress. But certanly not a slpper full. Nashvlle Banner. Grand Duke Bors successfully danced the saraband at a functon n Newport. The "war" ought to be called oft agan to nvte hm to repeat hs feat on the battle-shp- s. Baltmore Amercan. Grand Duke Vladlmrewltch Bors of Russa has reached New York, a.nd strenuously denes that he drank champagne out of a Chcago chorus grls shoe. t s probable that he has observed the sze of the Chcago grls feet, and refuses to consder tho alleged Boston e- ncdent a trflng matter. rald. GRANT WAS NSUBORDNATE. A somewhat dramatc conversaton s that whch George S. Boutwell reports as havng passed n 866 between Presdent Johnson and General Grant. " may wsh to send you on a msson to Mexco," sad the presdent. "t wll not be convenent for me to go to Mexco," returned Gen. Grant. Some tme after ths Grant was nvted to a cabnet meetng, at whch Mr. Seward read a paper of nstructons to hm as mnster ot some degree to Mexco. The contents of the paper could not have made a strong mpresson on Gen. Grant, for ho sad afterward n speakng of the ncdent: "The nstructons came out very near where they went n." But at tho end of the readng he remarked. "You recollect, Mr. Presdent sad t would not be convenent for me to go to Mexco." Some dscusson followed, and then the presdent rose from hs seut and struck the table w: some force. "s there," sad lu "an offcer of the army who wll not obey my nstructons?" Gen, Grant took hs hat n hs hand, and remarked quetly: Jl JAJACO Tl, JDlU; r Outsde, Pure Whte nsde o 0 o t artcle Ths s made of extra heavy materal, and coated four tmes. These goods are a product of Austra, and wll outlast any manufactured. Our stock s large and the assortment complete, consstng prncpally of saucepans, stew pans, coffee pots, tea pots, etc. We are sole dstrbutng agents.v. mn...t..r " llnnn See the dsplay n one of our V wndows. nun. LMTED DEALERS N Croolcory, GXrr and. ouse Goo cl O Solo agents for Detrot Jewel o Stoves and Gurney Refrgerators. Nos. 53, 58 and 57, KDg Street Classfed ONOLULU. Ads n Star. A Three-Ln-e Advertsement (S words) wll be nserted n the STARS Classfed Columns for 25 cents. Each addtonal lne at the rate of 0 cents extra. Ads under Stuatons Wanted," nserted free untl further notce. For Sale Mc-Cul- ly Buldng lot corner Kbg annd streets, Pawaa tract. Rapd Transt lne wll pass the door. Apply at Star ofllce. A magnfcent buldng ste on the slope, near Thruston avenue. Partculars at Star ofllce. Buldng lot corner Kn and Kame-hame- ha road. Palama termnus of P pd Transt road. Apply at Star offce. Furnshed ltooms To Lot Furnshed rooms n the central part of the cty. "Arlngton," otel street. A ncely furnshed room. Apply at 348 Beretanla street. Room and oard Ncely furnshed room wth board n prvate famly. Apply 494 Beretanla street. Wanted To lease house wth sx bedrooms, paror, dnng room, ktchen, pantry and proper Rent must be moderate. Star ofllce. Apply by letter to X. Y., " am an ofllcer of the army, but am a ctzen also; and ths s a cvl servce that you requre of me. declne t." e left the meetng. t happened fnally Sherman was sent to Mexco. ACCURACY ABOVE PRDE. The trustees of Lake Forest unversty, a Presbyteran nsttuton n llnos, have decded to call t by the more exact name of college. they place above prde. Accuracy ANCENT SKULL. Kansas reports another prehstorc relc, hardly less nterestng than the 36,000-year-o- ld skull. t stood on a street-corn- er last week and argued for the free and unlmted slver. conage of VALUABLE BOOKS. Charlemagne Tower, the Unted States embassador to tussa, has pre sented to the Phladelpha lbrary a valuable collecton of 2o00 Russan books, fnely bound, ncludng tho works of the prncpal Russan authors and embracng tho whole eld 0 hstory and lterature. A catalogue wll be compled n Russan and Englsh and wll be dstrbuted to the learned socetes of the Unted States. Star Want ads pay at once. of Tna ; janajcra Co, Ltd At the Merchants Far was a surprse to many who dd not know of the choce stock of Fne Cut Glasssware, Table Cutlery and Pctures tt - Chna, carred at ther ousehold Department," Bethel Street, ard ther!art Room, on Fort Street, Space dd not admt of a dsplay of of the GrSLsrlencl Stove P whch took the Frst Prze at the Pars Exposton; of the EDDT REFRGERATORS and CE CESTS whch have proved the beat n the world, and many other artcles of household utlty. A large assortment of the.se wll be found at the Bethel Street store, whle at Fort Street wll be found ART GOODS, ARTSTS SUPPLES, and a PCTURE FRAMNG DEPARTMENT fully up to date. PftCC E. SOLE AGENTS FOR TE SAN FRANCSCO, 25 Front St. ONOLULU, Queen St. NEW YORK, 43 Leonard St. U.GBXC(UD. mporters and Commsson flerchants (Sole Ageno...FOR... Blanche Bates Ogar AGENTS FOR Brtsh Amerca Assurance Compy, of Toronto, Ontaro. Phladelpha Underwrters Specal attenton gven to consgnments of coffee and rce Castle & Cooke, Ltd vfe and nsurance Agents AGENTS FOR New England Mutual Lfe nsurance Co., :OF BOSTON. Etna Fre nsurance Co., OF ARTFORD, CONN. fl ml Commsson Merchants, v Sugar Factors AGENTS FOR The Ewa Plantaton Company. The Waalua Agrcultural Co., Ltd. The Kohala Sugar Company. The Walmea Sugar Mll Company. The Fulton ron Works, St. Lous, Mo. The Standard Ol Company. Tho George F. Blake Steam Pumps. Westons Centrfugals. The New England Mutual Lfe nsurance Company of Boston. The Aetna Fre nsurance Company of attford, Conn. The Allance Assurance Company of London. ealth, Cleanlness appness Our Porcelan Enameled Ware wth ther moderate cost furnsh many reasons why every home should have the constant comfort and protecton of a santary modern bathroom, furnshed wth fxtures that combne the purty of Chna jnd the durablty of ron. 65 Kng Street, Opposte Young Buldng, TelephoneMl; - " COMPANY TERRTORY ffv ORE OF AWA. PS, LMTED L B O T j LESS EXPENSE, Can be obtaned by usng our old relable M. & M. Arc Portabla Lamps Jor Stores, Street Lghtng, Churcnes, alls, and n fact, any place where you want lght of BOO Candle-powe- r. One M. & M. Arc Lamp gves more lght than-onelectrc Ara Lght at cost of) only one-ha- lf cent per hour. Ths.&.LJ s sold on tral subject to. perfect satsfacton; s fully guaran teed for one year: over 3U.uuu n actual commercal use n the U. S. today. f you want MORE LGT, do a lttle fgurng. Note how many hours your burn your Gas, or Electrc Lghts, then fgure cost ot our uasonne Aro Lamps, whch are ABSOLUTELY They meet n every way the requrements of the Natonal Board of Fre Underwrters. You wll be astonshed at the CUT N YOUR LGT BLLS, and you wll be MORE astonshed at the NCREASE ot your, lght. Dont turn us down because you hav had some other lamp that dd not rk satsfactorly, but GVE US A TRAL: f not perfectly satsfactory t COSTS YOU NOTNG TO FND T OUT. Wrte for partculars. Agents wanted for all unoccuped terrtory. CCAGO, LL. Dept. 3. Before gong to the Coast ths Summer look over the lne of and Txut!c:n SARATO A DRESS SUT CASES SQUARE COAT CASES STEAMER CABN BAGS AT GLADSTONE BAGS JUST RECEVED BY The Yod amm-youn- g Co., Ltd., QUEEN STREET. Exactly, what you need and at th lowest possble prces. Wn. l3jnkn&go.,ltd9 FRE MARNE NSURANCE AGENTS..AGENTS FOR TE.. Scottsh Unon Natonal nsuranca Company of Ednburgh. Wlhelma of Magdeburg General nsurance Company. Assocated Assurance Co., Ltd., of Munch and Berln. Allance Marne and General Assurance Co., Ltd., of London. Royal nsurance Company of Lverpool. Allance Assurance Company of London. Oh n Less Than 3 Days SnnFranclsco t T. CCAGO, ONON PACFC & NORTWESTERN LNE Pullman fourteen-secto- n Draw-ng-Roo- m and Prvate Compartment Observaton Sleepng Care, wth Telephone. Electrc-readn- g Lamps n.vavery Berth, Compartment and Drawng-Roo- Buffet, Smokng, and Lbrary Cars, wth Barber and Bath, Dnng Cars-m- eals a la carte. Electrc-lghte- d throughout Dally Tourst Car Servce at 6 p. m. and Personally Conducted Excursons every Wednesday and Frday at 8 a. m. from San Francsco. Tho beat of everythng. - R. R. Rtche, OfcU. Agent Pacfc Coast San Francsco. 67 Market Street Palace ottl. Twenty-fv-e cents pays for a want ad. n the Star. A bargan.! x...",.. c(. w -.r.tt

5 r TUtt AWAAN frak, AtllltftAT, llprult M, :g Stock OP Rent Panos ON. 0 SU TE Bergstrom Musc Co., Ltd PROGRESS BLOCK ONOLULU. S. SAK, Bamboo Furnture PCTURE FRAMES w Neat and andsome a.uesgns, maoe 0 oruer. S63,JJcretana Street, near Punchbowl. "Advertse your wants n the Star. Now s the tme to use the Stars classfed columns. and Cottages pleasant rooms, Amercan and Kuropean Plan. Excellent Cusne and Servce Specal weekly or monthly rates.. F. Asbahr, Best of Surf Bathng and canoeng all the A FAMLY RESORT." SPECAL RATES FOR TOURSTS. year round. ot and Cold Water Baths. Bouffet. Lvery. Electrc Lghts. L.. Dee, propretor. Rng up Phone Red 7. NOTCE. Persons needng, or knowng of those who do need protecton from physcal or moral njury, whch they are not able to obtan for themselves, may consult the Legal Protecton Commttee of Ant-Saloothe n League, 9 Mclntyre Buldng. VV. M. KJ. supt. mmense Keductons. For one month only commencng Tuesday, August 26. our entre stock of Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery, Tnware, Ol Stoves, Chlnaware, Agate-7are-," hangng and Table Lamps, Carpenter Tools, Etc., wll be sold at greatly reduced prces. LA SNG KEE, Nuuanu Street near Beretana. dm unns from Table and hangng lamps, ce cream freezers, ready mxed pants, k door mats, paper bags, Manla wrappng paper, Chna-war- e, glass-.war- e, tn-war- e, crockery and ktchen utensls, whch we are offerng at very low prces. GVE US A CALL. P. O. Box N. Kng St. Tet Man 393. Telephone Whte The! Ou? ouses to Kent. Wo have houses to rent n all parts of the olty furnshed or unfurnshed, ouses for Sale. A few choce bargans. Terms very reasonable. Loans. We are prepared to accept a few applcatons for glt-edg- e loans. We have a clent who wshes to loan $0,000 on best real estate securty. Stocks and Bonds. A careful, prompt executon of orders for the purchase or sale of stocks and bonds on Fort and Merchant Sts. Telephone Man 38. JON JJTDGE, The Plumber on Kng Street, does Frst Class work. GVB 3VJ3 A. OAM Manager Mrs. Mary Sexton) Stewardess Wakk ON TE BEAC. nn TE YOKOAMA SPECE BARE LMTED. Subscrbed Captal Yen 24,000,006 Pad Up Captal Yen 8,000,000 Reserved Fund Yen 8,70,000 EAD OFFCE, YOKOAMA. col-lec- The Bank.buys jn and receves for Blls of Exchange, ssues drafts and Letters of Credt, an transacts a general bankng busness. NTEREST ALLOWED: On fxed deposts for 2 months, per cent per annum. On fxed deposts for t months, V& per cent per annum. On fxed deposts for 3 months, per cent per annum. Branch of the Yokohama Spece Bank. ew Repnltlc BnldPg. onolnln. awaan Curos Kapa, Calabashes, Lels, Natve ats, ula Skrts, Nllhau Mats, Fans, Shells, Seeds, Etc., Etc. awaan Stamps and ome Made Pol constantly on hand at VOMENS EXCANGE. Arlngton Block, otel Street. 37 orrtvet.t revent Overweght The next tme you have a Want, try the Stars columns. Bargan rates. Yeld to the Persuasve Powers of Strength comes wth the frst bottle. You can sleep soundly after takng t. t lfts the system nto a robust condton,.tha.. defes the enervatng heat er. f your appette s poor ths s the tonc you requre., t tones the dgestve apparatus. Royal Malt Extract s malted from the fnest barley and new hops and stands at the top of the lst of malt extracts. One bottle wll convnce anyone of the clams we make. Try t. 25c. the Bottle $2.50 the Dozen FORT STREET, ELERS-BLOCK-. DRUG CO. P. O. Box 484 Planters Favorte Mgh Srade Oas fertlzer Brand "A Soluble, Dry and Fne, Sure, Quck and Relable? Manufactured from the Best Mateals. Few are as Good, None Better on the Market acfc Guano a Fatgue Weakness OBRON m Fertlzer Co O. AGENS, Manager COMMSSON AT LO (Contnued from page one.) there wm lne of Jnn nnl Chnese, holdng lnck r other people, for ton dny before the date of openng. AUTOMATC Sherff Andrews whh grlled a Kood leal by Senator Burton. Mm ton want SPRNQLSR ed to know f the prsoners could not be worked on contract road work. "t there was colluelon between you and the rond board, there s nothng to prevent prsoners beng worked on pad contracts s there?" nfkod Burton, remarkng that he nnde no charges, hut GUARANTEED wanted to understand the system. Andrews sad "No" nnd later Burton J YEARS brought out the fact that Andrews n PRCES addton to beng n full control of the prlsonrs as sherff was on the South $30.00 UP lllo dstrct road board. The workng of prsoners on publc roads, wth a ball and chan was severely crtczed by Senator Burton. t appeared from Andrews testmony that.. prsoners who escape are gven a ball and chan after they are recaptured. Burton brought out the fact that the hall and chan s rveted on to the convct, permanently and s there day and KNG & BETEL nght. "Dou you thnk that s humane punshment?" asked the senator, also STREETS AGENT qurng as n- to whether t was not a brutal spectacle for the young to wt ness on the publc streets. " am afrad OBJECTS TO TOOTS. that you and dffer as to what s Belgan ralway authortes are strug humane," sad the Senator, when Andrews defended the system. glng wth the locomotve t was whstle evl. more The engnes wll n future carry humane, sad Andrews, than whs shootng tles producng two tones, convcts when they ran away. one much Judge softer ttan Lttle sad that the custom of the other. The former wll callng lawyers to the Supreme bench be used n ralway statons or when the brought tran s passng platforms the hghest court nto dstrust crowded wth passengers. and dsrespect. e talked "Amercan-sat some length, and sad that present condtons were the remans 0 the "Dole olgarchy." Durng the dscusson Burton ntmated an opnon that the Attorney Generals Department had too great powers under awas present system. Lttle.wanted appeals from the awaan Supreme Court. ""The Queen was overthrown wthout rght or a pretence of rght," sad Lttle, n talkng of crown lands. "She was an nnocent vctm of thngs she ddnt seem able to handle." e proceeded to state that her overthrow was due to her ntenton to gve the (suffrage to natves, and that the revoluton had been made possble by Amercan marnes. When questoned by Cooper Lttle admtted that the Quoen had also wanted to dsfranchse the whtes and that he had not been n awa hmself and was testfyng from hearsay. fthe wtness all appeared to favor av award to the R. A. Lyman, an old kamaalna. sad that she would have been overthrown anyhow, f the Boston had net been n onolulu harbor, but there would have been a good deal of bloodshed.,lutle sad that the gh Sherff was a ffth wheel" and the olflce ought t be dspensed wth. e favored muncpal government and a sherff for each county. The queston of why cty and county government had faled so far came up when Burton questoned Loebensteln about the famous bll that was passed and vetoed last tme. Senator Mtchell asked Loebensteln t he had a copy of the act, and Loebensteln promse! to brng one. t was ordered made a part of the record, and wll make a lar-slze- d book alone. Attorney Wse strred up a controversy by askng why warrants of ar rest could not be secured from Dstrct Judgs apal exc.pt on approval of the polce. t developed that Andrews was the prosecutng ollcer, though not a lawyer, and Burton found much lault wth ths system. Judge Gear nter posed that ths had had much to do wth defectve complants comng be-- ore mm and forcng hm to release de fendants. The hearng was fnshed by ten oclock n the evenng, and the commssoners adjourned to meet todav at Mountan vew, on route to he Volca no. J. F. Ryan wll be gven a hearng on the land queston. The commssoners wll return from the Volcano tomorrow and leave for onolulu n the steamer clene, muklng the trp urect n the best tme possble. There s no doubt about how the Commsson stands on the llo break water queston. "Though dont wan commt myself at ths tme," sad Senator Mtchell, " am wllng to say that mere s no reason why the harbor m provements should not be made for llo, and am wllng to commt myself thus far. A Unted States board ot survey, to examne the harbor, wll prodaoy be the recommendaton of the commlsrlon. The senators held a sesson on the Claudlne en route. They heard Judge Tvenntlrnl, np XTnl fmt Tr, w....u., lvl....urn Prnce Kuho. Kepolkal made stron? charges of msconduct aganst Crcut Judge Kalua, ajd wll present them n wrtng, sgned by Maul attorneys. Brown and Kuhlo both declared n favor of rembursng the for the crown land. PASSENGERS. Arrvng. Per stmr. Claudlne, Sept. 20, from llo and way ports B.. Smth, A. Lyman. J. A. M.. Luke. Rev. O. P. Emerson, Mss A. Perry, Mrs. M. Ana and chld, A. S. McKay, L. S. McKay, D. Kalauokalanl, D. Kalnuoknlanl Jr. Wllllnm F. W. Carter, D. Star, C. T. Day, Mrs. Ah Chow and chld, A. Bora, J. E. God- - ley,. tuck. u. U. Perkns and wfe, Mss R. K. Danels, Mss N. Danels, Rev. T. Komura, F. J. Cross. LO. Departng, September 8, S. S. Enterprse, Mller, for San Francsco. f you want to buy or sell anythng, place a classfed ad n the Star. Three lnes three tmes for 25 cents. REGATTA DAY RACES Contnued from Pug ffty yann alen,. Tn fnshed n Rood fom, tn u.vcm wth natve cheer. The llealanl crew came home easly h mnute behnd wth the Alexander t. two and a half lengths lwllnd. The wnnng crew wre bout ovb and cheered ther defeated opponent heartly. Tle tme wan mnutes, D second, the race end- - ng at about 0:0. The sldng sent barge n the next event were called promptly out, The Prnces boat had a mlx-u- p wth Atknsons crew at the spar buoy, but no protest was fled as Atknson stated the error lny wth hs erew. The wnnng crew were: Knnlelua, stroke, Alkanakn, 5; Aman, 4; Charle, 3; Kane, 2; Mahlna. bow, coxswan. Last years tme was 2:. The small yachts crossng the course afforded amusement and work to the regatta commttee n keepng off the course, a snmpan stayng wth wnd appng, rght n the way. The race started at 0:38, wth the ealanls on the nsde course. Passng the Judges stand the Myrtles led by a length, but were mmedately passed by the ealanls. The start was plumb to the lne under Wards pstol. The ealanls rowed 32 to the 3 of the Myrtle, the latter the lead they started wth and flnlsred about two lengths ahead. t was an excellent race, even for the losers who had put a fresh man, Webster, n the boat at the last moment and were also pullng a longer race. The fourth class crossed the lne at :08 the Mara crossng frst but havng to tack to get a breeze. The Abbey M. got ahead on the lrst tack and the two crossed tacked up the channel. The thrd class started at :7. The boats crossng n the followng Ml-Uhorder. Prate and Myrtle Vl-kted, e, Malolo, Aloha, Wlklwlkl. The Myrtle whch has been lengthened started on even terms wth the Prate and Mnlhl-n- l. The Prate blanketed the Myrtle and slpped ahead. All went up channel well bunched. There beng only one entry n the second class, the race was called off. The frst class had two entres, the Gladys (Commodore obron) and Mary L. The Dewey plugged along n the course n the way of the two yachts and fnally saled up channel. Commodore obron crossed behnd the Mary Ls stern. The latter frst at :29, but obrons manouever sent hm to wndward makng the start practcally equal. A slght southerly wnd was blowng outsde.. A pcturesque and nterestng event n the program was the "Tug-of-w- ar between Japanese fshng boats." There were orgnally three entres, but one of these was wthdrawn. The two remanng entres were large szed boats of the overhangng sde style of Japanese fshng boat famlar n ths harbor. Each boat was manned by fve men clad n the scanty garb of the Japanese fshermen when at work. The two boats were but nto poston stern t ostern about thrty yards apart fastened together by a strong lne At a shot the crews of each boat threw themselves to ther oars so promptly and effectvely that nether ganed an advantage on the start., t was hard, steady, actve work at the oars for ten mnutes, the advantage seemng frst wth one and then wth the other, when a second pstol shot announced that the struggle was over, and the boat whch was oh the Wakk sde of the course was declared the wnner. Ths contest was watched by the crowds wth much amused nterest. Wnda and Amlmoto, owners of sampans entered by. Mlk started on a 75 yards tug of war wth much gestculaton. Amlmoto won wth hs crew n 3 mnutes 8 seconds. Pour - men were n each sampan. The Junor sldng seat race between sx-oar- the ealanls was awated wth eagerness by the crowd. So far everythng went smoothly, the startng un- der L. de L. Wards management beng most successful. The wnners n all races are to apply to the regatta commttee on Monday for ther prlezs. n the Junor race the Myrtle had an easy vctory. They took the lead at the start and passed, the lno fully a dozen lengths n front of the ealanl crew. TE LAST OF TE DELA WARES. The last of the famous trbe of Delaware ndans s no more. W.h ths passng has dsappeared the las: vestge of what was once the peatest trbe of Amercas aborgnes. Klanka, descendant ot a long lne only he knew how long of dstngushed n- dan chefs, ded about a week ago n a lttle hut n secluded spot near the shores of the Rarltan rver, about half a score of mles from Flemlngton, N. J. Arthur Tenhroeck of ths cty, who has spent many summer.!.n the neghborhood of Flemlngton, am who tnde the acquantance of tho aged chef of an extnct trbe about three years ago, superntended hs bural, nnd says that hs wshes that he should be lad away under the shadow of an ancent elm, where once h forelathera sat n solemn councl were carred out. Mr. ARRVNG. Saturday, September 20. Stmr. Noeau, Mosher, from onokaa, Tenbrock says that lkanka nformed and lamakua ports at 4,24 u. m. hm some tme before hs death that Stmr. Claudlne, Parker, from llo he was 95 years old. and way ports at 0:20 p. m. "t was generally supposed," salrt Mr. Am. shp Florence, Splcer, 23 days Tenbrock, n dscussng the death of from Tacoma at 8 a. m. the last of the Delawares, ".hat old Am. schr. elene. Chrstansen, 2 ndan Anne, who ded n Mount olly days from San Francsco at 0 a. m. n S94, was the last of the famous trbe, but t was not known then that her brother lkanka wns stll York alve."--ne- Tmes. TOUCNG ON VAROUS TOPCS. The Democratc conventon n Texas faled to ndorse Mr. Baley. The Democrats of that state expect a man when he gets nto trouble wth another to do a lttle more than dsarrange hs opponents neckte. Peora Journal. Around the world n a month wll ho an ordnary achevement n a few years, experts on transportaton thnk. 80-l- That Junket reported by Verne wll then look lke a freght tran performance. That tho skull fotnd recently n Kansas had a low, slopng forehead, ndcatng scant ntellgence, s taken by papers of tho state as suffcent to prove that the person was nota natve. f you want ns good work as any Dentst can produce, and at very low prces, have the Sklled Expert DentlBts, n the Arlngton block, 25 otel street, opp. Unon, do your Dental work. NO CARGE FOR EXAMNATONS. Gold Crowns Slver FllrRS 50c, No More Whte Crowns Brdge Work GoldFllRsSl.OOAndUp Panless lcr Tooth Full Set Teeth $5.00 Extracton ALL OUR WORK FULLY GUARANTEED. LADY ASSSTANT. All our nstruments are thoroughly sterlzed before beng used. TE EALTY WOMAN. Al from form or fmtarw, fllto haa an M rue t venose nl her own. The bloom on hr ohek, the elastcty n her uttp, the rng of hor voce, Jtar anjoy-nw- ut of lfe nl thorn aro Magnet whch drnw otlru to lur da. "Wonderful nnd vnlrmljln tu t s, loullh b not no dflt. cult t thng to obtan an gome decotrnpd onoa thnk. Most of tlo troublog of womon rtruo from npuro blood, mpared nutrton, low vtalty and gonoral do blty. Modem Bccnco furnsho tho most successful of romedrv( for thoso condtons namoly wampoles preparaton: t a palatablo ns honoy an conlana tho nutrtve- and cura - tyo propertes of Ptro Coo. Lvo Ol, extracted by na from fresh cod lvers, combned wth tho Compound Syrup of ypo-photpht- cs and tho Extracts of Malt and Wld Cherry. Taken oforo meals t mproves tho appette, makes fat, restores vtalty, enrches tho blood and cures thoso weaknesses pecular to tho sex, whch aro tho seat t a a bless- of thor troubles. ng to Tred Wves, Nursng Mothers and Grls growng nto womanhood. t colors tho palo faces and rounds out tho hollow chests. n a word, t nourshes and develops tho cntro body, aud brngs happy surprses to feeble, hopeless and dscouraged sufferers. Dr. E. J. ftoyes says: " have- found t a preparaton of great mort. n a recent case a patent ganed nearly twenty pounds u two months treatment, n whch t was tho prncpal remodnl ngent." t s tho typcal medcnal success of our ago, for tmo has proved our clams aro supported by results, and a remedy whch acts n harmony wth natures own efforts and processes. Effectve from tho lrst dose. "Never dsapponts." Sold by chemsts everywhere. MATTERS POLTCAL. t s pretty generally admtted that the Democratc party has had too much Bryan. ow wll t be wth Johnson? Uoston erald. An Eastern paper descrbes Tom John son as "Bryans poltcal her." Tho estate seems hardly worth probatng. Mlwakee Sentnel. The Presdental boom of Mayor Carter arrson colhpsedmore suddenly anl n.,;-- v. j...,.t.u.".. L,un Bu:l ln- - flatons usually nta Journal. The Populst partydn Msssspp olll-cal- ly dsbands. There are stll other organzatons that ought to po-llt- declare themselves dead. Buffalo Evenng News. Tom L. Johnson has fnally nomlna-- ted a blacksmth for Congress. f tho man s elected he wll doubtless brng hs hammer wth hm. Washngton Post. Mr. Wllam O. Whtney s a prom- - jnent and nfluental Democrat, but none, of hs utterances ths year wll be found, n the Democratc campagn lterature. Kansas Cty Journal. The report that Crocker s comng back to ths country and poltcs rases an nqury whether he s gong to try to suppress Devery or Davd B. ll, or both of them at once. Pttsburg Dspatch. The Parry Vce Presdental boom haa made another nppearance. Mr. Parry s enttled to consderable notorety, as ne s ue only lloosler who s not wrtng a novel. Baltmore Amercan. Washngton hears that Wall street ntends to "punsh"presldcnt Roosevelt for hs hostlty to the trusts by havng the New York conventon re fuse to endorse hm. Mr. Roosevelt cpuld not ask for better luck than to have ths threat come true. Kansas Cty Star. Some dastardly enemy of Undo Joo Cannon the Jlercest watch dog who, guards the Unted States treasury, has started the utterly unfounded report that he s worth $,000,000. A jnoro dangerous campagn scandal could hardly be set gong n llnos. Journal. WAKK NN, Sunday September 2st. DNNER. Atlanta Celery. Queen Olves. Anchbvy Toast. SOUP. Consomme of Barley, Tomato a la Creanu FS. Fred Bullet n Butter, Tartar Sace. ENTREES. Lobster a la New Burg, Lamb Cutlet, Green Peas, - Pneapple Frtters, Wne Sauce. ROASTS. Young Sucklng Pg, Apple Sauce, Prlmo Rbs of Beef nu Jus, Brown Potatoes. VEGETABLES. Fred Egg Plant, sland Corn, Sugar Peas. Potatoes. SALADS. Totato Salad. DESSERT. Plum Puddng, ard J Sauce, Chocolato ce Cream, Assorted Cakes Amercan Chcene, Nuts and Rasns. Coffee, Tea and Mlk. Fruts n Sensbn. Twenty-flv-o cents pays for a Want ad n the Star. A bargan, NEW ADVERTSEMENTS MEETNG NOTCE. JAPANESE BENEVOLENT SOCETY. Tho sem-annu- al meetng of tho Japanese Benevolent Socety wll bo postponed tll Tuesday, September 23rd, 902, at 7:30 p. m. Place: Japanese School on - Nuuanu street. O. 8TODA, Actng Secretary. Want ads n Star cost but 25 cents. -, v. f J f:..."9?

6 BX A Summer Proposton. Well, now, thero tho OE QUESTON You know youll no.l he. you know ts a neewmtly n hot weather. We beleve you are anxous t Kt that whch wll Rve you satlsfn tlon. Am wed lke to supply you. Order from CE 09 CE 8 ELE6TRG CO., OFFMAN" MAKAM. Telephone 35 Blue, Poatofllce Box 60G. Celebrated 6 Corsets JUST RECEVED EX ALAMEDA, Craze Game Png Pong Just Receved E. W. JORDAN, M FORT STREET W. G. RWN & CO., LTD.,,. G. rwn.. Presdent and Manager,3t Spreckels... nt Frst V M. Gffard... Vce-Presde-.Seoond nt K. Whtney, Jr..Secy and Treasurer. 3. Ross Audtor Sugar Factors, Commsson Agents AGENTS OF TE OCEANC STEAMSP COMPANY OF SAN rose FRANCSCO, CAL Shoten, NEW STYLE FOR 902 DSPLAYED N OUR WNDOW. 7 B. OTEL ST. Slent Barber Shop otel Street WOT COLD BATS. BEtM? BARBER SOP tn ONOLULU. Waj&t ads n Star coat bat 85 oenta. Thn Blood Tlln blood always makos trouble Your crculaton s vory poor, you lovo oohl hands nml foot. Your nerves aro wouk, you aro dospondont and dscouraged. Your stotnaol s had, you havo ludljrestlon and slok headache our muscles aro weak and yott cau hardly drag alottt the house. Dut thoro s a prompt euro Mawmmnw Mrs. M. Arrlor, of obart, Tasmana, sends her photograph nml sajs: " My blood was xo thn am my crculaton wa so poor that ny vvto cold and lluoall the t m,o. lost all energy and Mas almost lfeless. ut Ayers Sarsaparllla booh restored talfy to mv wholo system. t purltod my Mood and nado t rch and oaltly. wllnvo t s tho greatest medcne n the world for tho blood." mud can b m. tnv Sarsaparlla Thcro aro many mtaton " Sarsaparlllas." Bo suro you get Ayers. To get tl6 best results from Ayers Sarsaparlla your bowe must bo n good condton. Ayers lllls cure constpaton. Prtmred ty.lr. J.C. Aytr & Co.. Lowell. Mss., U.S.A. B EFORE B UYNG LUMBER, DOORS, SAS, BLNDS, GLASS, PANTS, WALL PAPER, OLS OR COAL, SEE CO.. LD., TE GOLDEN E BflR 56 OTEL STREET, PACECOS DRUFF KLLER For sale by all druggsts and at tho Unon Barber Shop. Tel. Man 232. Tll AWAAN UTA, ATUKDAY, KMPTMMmlt 0, loot. FEARS RCE FALURE KUTAG OF COPS CAUSES ANXETY CUNSW STUDONTS StFFER TBACK. TOKO, August G. Gloomy fore bodngs regardng a serous shortage n the rce cro of.nput! contnues to Brow. The Bank of Japan calculates on a shortage of from 0 to G per cent, whle other estmates place t from 20 per cent upwurd. Several foregn lrms are suld to have already contracted for large (luatttltles of rce from Rangoon. The normal yeld of rce s valued at about 000,000,000 yen, and f tho shortage should reach 60 per cent the anl--, able supply would not nearly sulllce for Japans 43,000,000 people. Tho Gocrn-ne- nt reserve avalable for purchasng rce nbroad s stated at only about VO, 000,000 yen, and thus the cuuse of the current anxety s obvous. The weather contnues abnormally cool and rany. Foregners n Japan are agan agtatng ther rghts under the new treates. The matter of arbtraton of artcle 8 of the treates, touchng taxaton s procedlng slowly, the authortes havng decded to submt the matter to The ague Trbunal and havng decded on a Jont protocol. The Chnese Mnster at Toklo, Tsal Chun, recently refused to grant an applcaton made by some of the many Chnese students here to ndorse tho documents necessary before the students can ge admtted to certan Japa nese schools. t seems that most of the youths educated n Japan nro fred wth "reformng deas and return to Chna to put them n force, greatly dsquetng the conservatve authortes there. The students on beng refused ther request by Tsal Chun, sent a deputaton to remonstrate, but the Mnster refused to see t, and when the deputaton perssted called n the polce and turned over the whole commttee to the law n consequence the Japanese authortes deported to Chna two of the leaders of the student movement, one of whom escaped temporarly and tred to commt sucde. Tho ncdent has created a sensaton n the Chnese colony many of the students announcng an ntenton of returnng to Chna en masse and pettons have, t s sad, been sent to the Chnese Government askng for the recall of Tsal Chun. That Mnster s also reported to have sent n hs resgnaton but the belef s that whle hs acton may have been wantng n tact n ts method of executon, he s only carryng out the wshes of hs Government. The sympathy of the Japanese s wth the students, but the more conservatve journals are usng the ncdent to urge greater thoroughness n the educaton of Chnese, so that crude socalstc deas ma not alarm the Chnese authortes and nduce them to check the present system of sendng ther youths to Japan. UNAPPY FATERS. LONDON, September 2. n a dspatch from St. Petersburg the correspondent of the Daly Mall relates that the commander of the Cossack staton at Wertschlnk, anxous that hs dstrct should show a preponderance of males, las ordered that the father of every grl baby born n the dstrct shall be gven ffty strokes wth the knout. Several men, the correspondent says, have already been knouted. KNG EDWARD N KLTS. BRAEMER, Scotland, September. Kng Edward, wearng a klt and wth thstle struck n hs Glengarry bonnet, attended the pcturesque Brae-m- er gatherng today and watched tho ghland games, for whch the place has long been famous. Wth hs majesty were many members of the royal famly ncludng Queen Alexandra, tho Prnce and Prncess of Wales and ther chldren, and the Duke and Duchess of Ffe. Troops were present and gh- JUST SO. "Dont you wsh you had an automoble?" says Mss Mam Brown. "Oh, dunno," answered Erastus Plnkly. "A mule doesn cost near so rtuch money an ts purty near as dangerous.".washngton Star, STRANGE VOCES TELL ER TO GO As a passenger on the ongkong.mum and bound for ongkong, s a Mrs. Alce 3. Chapln, formerly of an Jose. She says that supernatural voces told her to dspose of all her property ut 8m Joso, Calforna, and take pansttge on the ongkong Maru for ongkong, to engage n mssonary work among the nhabtants of lndln. She s a wdow of mddle nge. Sho was reared, educated and marred at San Jose. Whle her frends have wondered at her strange plans, the sourco of the power drectng her was nol known tll she was ready to depart. Tto vson came tc her, sho says, whllo she wa3 engaged n her home dutes. The sprt voce came n a manner not to be mstaken nr.d commanded her to lay asde all other pursuts and gve her lfe to mssonary work. Bewldered but obedent to the sprtual leadershp, she changed her property nto money, procured passage and saled on the steamer ongkong Maru alone, n to a new and unknown world wth only funds to pay her expenses for a few months. Sho goes ndependent of any mssonary organzaton. er frends tred to dssuade her from the purrfose. UMPREYS RESGNATON. WASNGTON, September 2. Although exonerated of charges that had been preferred aganst hm, Judge Abram umphreys of the awaan Dstrct Court could not abate the opposton to hm c. the part of those who had busness at hs court and he resgned. Thepresldent has apponted J. T. De Bolt, a promnent member of the onolulu bar, who s understood to have tho ndorsement of Governor Dole, to ll! the vacancy. The opposton to Judge umphreys was caused by hs alleged nterference n poltcal affars, and as a result of hs conduct n th3 respect charges were preferred aganst hm. These charges were nvestgated by Attorney-Gener- al Knox and a. complete exoneraton of Judge umphreys resulted. LONG VOYAGES. SAN FRANCSCO, September 3. The bark Alden Besse arrved yesterday from onolulu, after a long trp of thrty-fou- r days. Other vessels makng long trps nnd not yet arrved nclude the bark Kaulan, out twenty-nn- e days, and the barks Andrew Welch and Coronado both out twenty-tw- o days. TONS OF STAMPED CECKS. WASNGTON, September 0. Commssoner Ycrkes of the nternal Revenue Bureau ras been compelled to rent an outsde buldng n whch to receve and store checks and drafts bearng mprnted stamps now beng sent n for redempton. The orgnal act provdng for the redempton of these mprnted stamps lmted the tme wthn whch they could be presented for redempton to two years from the tme they were purchased from the government. Subsequently that tme was extended to January, 904. Almost mmedately after the act was passed banks and large busness houses began sendng n ther surplus stocks. So far 94 tons lave been destroyed or returned to the senders after cancellaton, and there erts now about sxty tons on hand, wth the dally recepts almost equalng the cancellatons. BULDER OF MERRMAC DEAD. NEWPORT NEWS, September. Wlson uy, who supervsed the constructon of the Confederate ram c, Mer-rmas dead at hs home n ampton, aged 74. For the past ten years he had been an nvald. Durng the war he was statoned at the Portsmouth Navy Yard untl Norfolk was evacuated, when he was transferred to Rchmond. Afterward he was apponted paymaster n the Confederate navy. as just receved a New Lne of ONESTY. 079 AALA STREET. Papeterles and Tablets, n danty tnts "onesty, my son," sad the mllonare congressman, "s the best polcy." KNG STREET, NEXT TO CASTLE & COOKE. and odd shapes, whch have been landers ocked to Braemer from the "Well, perhops t s, dad," rejoned tne surroundng countres. noc youthful phlosopher, "but t strkes me MARKED DOWN from 25 to 33 you have done pretty well, nevertheless." Chcago Dally News. COLERA RAVAGES N EGYPT. BELOW TE REGULAR PRCE. CARO, September. The cholera returns for Egypt show that there Pat Pfwats th ralson Clancy do be 35c. and 50c. Papeterles, now 25c. and have been 3S0 fresh cases reported: afther havln a tn weddln, O wonder? C8TW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER. makng totals snce July 5th of 20,328 Mke Fath, an ts because hes been 85c. cases and 6,209 deaths. marred to hs ould woman tn years, Om thlnkln. "Chcago Dally News. TEL. BLUE 392. P. O. BOX c. Tablets now 25c. WSTLNG FEATURE. NOTNG LKE OL. CCAGO, September 2. At the 25c. Tablets now 5c. and 20c. South Congregatonal Church n Ch "n dealng wth man, remember that 3ahu Talorng Company, cago last Sunday afternoon, Robert a spoonful of ol wll go farther than MERCANT TALORS. Chlsholm Ban whstled the followng a gallon of vnegar." The same may be tended to. numbers: "oly Cty" (Adams), "Voces of the Woods" (Rubnsten), and sad of chldren. There s nothng so good Suts Made To Order. for chldren as the TELEPONES WTE 327 and BLUE 56. P. O. BOX 88J. Cleanng, NEW BOOKS BY Reparng and EVERY LOCAL "O Lovng Voces of Jesus (Lassen). castor ol. owever much they abhor t, t s Pressng a Specalty. When the whstlers accomplshments ther best medcne for dsorders STEAMER. were explaned of the bowls. n the most severe to the entertanment Show Your Colors cases Corner Beretana and Emma Streets, commttee of the church an nvestga of darrhoea and dysentery, how ever, Chamberlans Colc, Cholera and ton was made and he was engaged and Darrhoea Remedy should bo gven advertsed as al the muscal feature of ter the ol operates, and a quck cure the afternoon. s We ave sure to follow. For sale by all deal "To convert a man," sad. ers. Benson Smth and Company gen Blake, charman of the church commttee on musc, "you must come nto GATTA DAY oral agents. MYRTLE EALAN KERCEFS TES FOR REcontact AT UUL wth hm from the outsde Muscal features n the program of the CORPORATON NOTCES. church nterest people n relgon Whstlng solos have been ntroduced and have proved good features. They MEETNU nre XOTCE. n perfect accord wth the dscp ROBNSON BLOCK, lne of the church." PONE WTE 242, 4 Not a natural condton of the scalp. WAMEA SUGAR MLL COMPANY, OTEL STREET. The tchng, the rrtaton, WANT TE REWARD. the whte akes on the clothes, the rapd PORTL. (Or.), September. A loss of bll s to be TES ntroduced n har the State Le An nnrnfr anpolnl moamnoeach ndcate tho dsorder and glslature at the comng - t tv,a sesson for tho Wamea Sugar Mll Company wll be ts end baldness. No FOR matter what relef of Mrs. Waggoner of Chehalls, jem n me assemoy nan over tne offces of Castle & Cooke, Ltd., n ono- caused you dandruff, who, n how long you company wth her boy, found have the body of had t, or the outlaw, Merrll, n the lulu, nn Thnrsdnv ntnho o n how severe t s. woods. The reward of $500, whch was oclock a. m., the above meetng beng Pachecos Dandruff Kller s a Day a postve cure. Tested on supposed hope- wll be clamed n ths manner n con- meetng neu August za, JU- -. orfered for the outlaw, dead or alve, an adjournment or an adjourned specal Pranks Water Color less or stubborn cases, whch for years sderaton of the fact that the Secre tary of State refused to pay E. D. TENNEY, more had than refused to yeld to any treatment, Secretary, aw to ars. Waggoner, Wamea Sugar Mll Co. the amount Set for School Use ths remedy has cured. whch Superntendent Lee. of the State pententary offered tho woman. Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd. ASSESSMENTS. The twenty-thr- d assessment of 0 or two dollars. ($2.00) per share has Deen cauea to De aue ana payadls Oc tober The twenty-fourt-h and fnal assess ment of 0 or two dollars ($2.00) per snare nas been called to be due and payable December 29, 902. nterest wll be charged on assessments unpad ten days after tho same are due at the rate of one per cent v,v t,v f. mv. V 7V lt CUBA S GRATEFUL. Cuba s to decorate a number of Amercans who rendered notable servces to REQURES NO the republlo COAL. n securng The followng are "Yes, m encouragng my sad to be daughter chosen to keep company for ths dstncton: Smatorj wth that Arto ex Morgan of Alabama, plorer," oney "Whats of Msss-- () per month from the date upon tho reason?" ":ou fclrtrtl rfllllnnan j t XTn... T T.... whch such assessments are due. Merchant be able to stand t n tho parlor Street wth out any Thurston of Nebraska, Representatve fre next wlnter."cleveland The above assessments wll be payable at the offce of Tho B. F. Dllng- Moouy or Plan Dealer. norm Carolna. Wllam R. earst and James fnrrtnn n ham Co., Ltd., Stangenwald buldng. Twenty-flv-e cents pays New York. for a (Sgned) Want ELMER E. PAXTON, ad n the Star. A bargan. Treasurer Olaa Sugar Co. Want ads n Star cost but 35 cents. May 2, 902. Star Want ads pay at once. Want ads Star cost but 20 oenu. :. 7 7?!.. 5! Well, no, not altogether, as we sell hundreds of them every year. TE LATEST TE GEST GRADE ALWAYS ON. For busness and for pleasure t saves you scores of dollars every year nnd n ths clmate you can rde t the whole year round. For Economy, Pleasqre and Exercse, Use Oo-dxxxlbs- Clevelands 9 0.acl Ramblers E, 0. ALL WERE 0 fll! lels CY. fectly We have just receved a quantty of the very chocest and all per- - fresh, ncludng chocolate creams and danty marshmallows, one else n town has any fresh marshmallows. We want you that we have them so you can telephone and have them sent your groceres. Genune Of & SON, Artcle LTD fl Besdes Gruenhagens we have our fresh onolulu-mad- e candles 9 whch are very popular. When you want candy of any varety, see us, we have just what you want. Telephones:. MAY & CO., Ltd Boston Frt St 22, 24, 92 TE POPULAR GROCERY. PANAMA ATS SOLD AT LOWEST PRCES. CALL SEE OUR STOCK AT K. SOSfA...?. ayegusa Shoten, 2 NUUANU ST. COR. CNG LLA. mporter and Dealer n JAPANESE SLK GOODS. KERCEFS, KMONAS, MATTNG, BAMBOO WARE AMERCAN DRY. GOODS. Wholesale Japanese Provsons Fancy Goods Receved by Every Steamer and sland Orders Promptly At- REGULATON WATER-COLO- R SETS CONSSTNG OF TE TREE PRMARY COLORS RED, BLUE YELLOW BRUSES. PRCE 30c. AVE CAN SUPPLYY OU WT EXTRA BLOCKS OF COLORS WEN YOU NEED TEM.. awaan News Co.,..

7 0 AWA AX STAR. SATUltDAT, MrTMMJNR My lmt. Ls, DYWJ EL JPoj&rfco Whte Rock ORDER TROUG GSTS, OR FROM TOUR DRUG- A TASTE S Ltha Water W. C. PEACOCK & CO., AGENTS CONSTANT USE SOWS TE GOOD RESULTS OF TE TONC EALT BULDNG QUALTES OF prmo WEN YOU WANT A DELCOUS BEVERAGE A EALT BULDER WT A DELGTFUL FLAVOR, ORDER FROM TE BREWERY A CASE OF BOTTLED PRMO.. TEL. MAN 34. t C. BREWER & CO., LMTED QUEEN STREET, ONOLULU,. T....AGENTS FOn... awaan Agrcultural Company, Ono-e- a Sugar Company, onomu Sugar Co pany, Walluku Sugar Company, Walhee Sugar Company, Malcee Sugar Company, aleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala Ranch. Planters Lne and Shppng Co. Charles Brewer & Co.s Lne of Boston Packets. ex. Sun. D.ly ex.sun Dly Dly A.M. jl.t, A.M. P.M. P.M. 7:0 0:6 :05-:- 3:5 6:0 onolulu 8:03 9:48 8:47 5:50 Kwa Mll 8:33 0:0b 2: :0 Walanae. 0:60 4:45 WaUlua :55 5:40 Q. P, Denbon, F. O. Sunn, Superntendent. den.- - Pass. Jb Tkt. Art.TERE S NOW ON A PLENTFUL. SUPPLY OP TE TEST lager! Alberts, Bezlers, Albert Roche, La Marchand (boneless), Du Canls Club, Trocadero, Yacht Club (boneless), Peeled n Ol, Denarnenez (boneless), Extra Cholx (n glass), Keler Derotten n O. Peeled Sardnes n Ol are the most delcous fsh n tn. They are the fnest flsh, and wll tckle the palate of any lover of good eatng. C. Q. Yee op & Co. Knhklnu Meat Mnrket And Grocery Kahuku 2:33 6:5 BTATON8 Dally (nward) ex. un. DJy Dly Dly A.M. A.M. r.m. p.m. Fruts and Vegetables Kahnku 5: :08 Walalaa 0:0 2:50 Walanae 7:0 8:55 OERETANA ST., COR. ALAK Kwa Mll 6:eo 7: :32 Pearl uuy. 6:5 8:03 :30 4:52 "6nolulu... 0:0 8:35 2:05 5:28 - Also at the Fsh Market, Stalls (9 and 20 Phone Blue 5. JAPANESE METODST EPSCO BEET SUGAR MEN PAL CURC, hall at the ond of Ku kul street near St. Lous College. Rev. G, Motokawa, pastor, School street, near the brdge. Class meetng, 8:30; AVE Sunday school, 0; mornng servce, ; TER WAY evenng servce, 7:45; prayer meetng, Wednesday, 8. KAUMAKAPL CURC, Congre UTA REPUBLCAN CONVENTON gatonal, Kng and Achl Lano, Rev. W. N, Lono, pastor. Mornng servce, ; OMTS CUBAN RECPROCTY evenng servce, 7:30. PLANKS N TER PLATFORM. KAWAAAO CURC, Congrega tonal, Kng and Punchbowl streets. Rev. enry. Parker, pastor, 4 Judd OGDEN (Utah), September. Unted States Senator Beverldge of nda- servce, ; Chrstan Endeavor, 6:30; street. Sunday school, 0; mornng na opened the Republcan campagn n evenng servce, 7:30; prayer meetng Utah tonght, speakng at the Wednesday, opera-hous- e 7:30. before the delegates to the Republcan State Conventon. The gregatonal, Klnau street. Mornng MAKK CAPEL, Japanese, Con at con-ent- the afternoon sesson nomnated Joseph owell of AVellsvllle, METODST EPSCOPAL CURC servce, 8. Cache country, for Congress, Judge W. Beretanla and Mller streets. Rev. M. McCarty of Sever county for Supreme Court Justce and adopted a tanla. Sunday school, 0; mornng ser George L. Pearson, pastor, 40S Bere platform n whch menton of Cuban vce, ; Epworth League 6:30; evenng recprocty was omtted. On ths pont servce, 7:30; prayer meetng, Wednesday, 7:30; Bble study, Thursday 7:30. the beet sugar.nterests of the State won out after a somewhat btter and Monthly meetngs: Frst Monday, Womans ome Mssonary Socety,!s:30; protracted debate n the commttee on resolutons. Epworth League busness meetng, 7:30; Frends of Congressman Sutherland, frst Tuesday, Methodst Mens Club, who was one of the Republcan "nsurgents" on the recprocty queston n 2:30. 7:30; thrd Frday, Ladles Ad Socety, the last sesson of Congress, were de Preachng mornng and evenng by termned that speclllc ndorsement of the pastor. the Presdent s Cuban polcy should have no place n the platform, MORMON and ths CURC: CURC OF polcy prevaled. n ths, the sugar JESUS CRST OF LATTER DAY SANTS, men, were aded by the church people, Punchbowl street above Wad-daup- School who nssted that a compromse plat street. Elder Wllam M. s, n form be adopted, cordally ndorsng charge, Sunday school, 0; preachng, :30; Young Peoples Mutual mprovement Assocaton, 7; pr- Presdent Roosevelt-- s admnstraton, but leavng out drect reference to th mary meetng proposed 20 per for chldren, Frday, 3; cent reducton. So Relef Socety meetng Saturday, 0. strong was the feelng over ths feat Free to all, no contrbutons, servces n lre that had the orgnal program as awaan. regards the order of busness been car red out, t s probable that an un PORTUGUESE PROTESTANT CURC, Congregatonal, Punchbowl pleasant ncdent would have occurred The plan to have Senator Beverldge delver a speech ths evenng, markng the formal openng of the Republcan campagn n Utah, was changed last nght wth the dea of havng Senator Beverdge speak at the close of the mornng sesson today. When the beet-sug- ar sympathzers heard of ths they openly threatened to gve hm a hostle- - recepton, belevng t a plan to lnlluence the conventon n favor of a Cuban recprocty plank, the result be ng that the program was changed, Senator Beverldge speakng ths even ng. Then, wth the platform adopted, the delegates more than made up for ther refusal to hear hm n the morn ng by greetng hm wth wld hceers. An amendment to the platform, offer ed by Congressman Sutherland, denlar ng by greetng hm wth wld cheers that "Presdent Roosevelt be nomlnat ed for Presdent n 904 as hs own suc cessor," was carred wth a whoop, the delegates standng n ther seats and cheerng for some tme. NEW STARTNG CANNON. Frank Krueger has just receved a new latest pattern startng cannon whch wll be used on the judges house boat n the harbor to send off the boats and sgnal all events. The model s a beautful one made by the Wnchester Repeatng Arms Company n black gun metal and carres a black shotgun cartrdge. Shells are put up especally for the purpose loaded to gve a ds tnct and loud report. CLEANED OUT TE SOP. Sx Japanese were arrested yesterday to answer to charges of larceny. Do, a Japanese barber, made the charge. e accuses the crowd of Agents Boston Board of Underwrters. of holy communon. The full chor wll a. m., lltnny, followed by celebraton sng the ltany. ymns 433 and Agents Phladelpha Board of Underwrters. stealng three barber chars from hm. evensong, t!!). Bshop Restarlck, preacher. 7:30 p. n., LEWS & CO., LTD, wth sermon. Pro;e.!3onal, The chars were of the value of $70, 490. Magnfcat and Nunc Dlmllttls to t appears that Dol and a soda water chants. Anthem, "nclne Thne Ear. LST OF OFFCERS. TE CROOERS. dealer occuped the same store on Nuu by emmel. ymns, 40 and 3. Monday, Sept. 22, and st for th3 pur- - anu near otel street. The soda water Preacher, Rev. F. Fltz. Recessonal pose of regstraton between the hours Charles M. Cooke Presdent dealer dslked the barber and s allege 400..V-Pre- Geo.. Robertson. s. & Mgr. of 7 and 0 A. M., and 4 to 7 P. M. ed to have gotten lve other Japs and ST. AUGUSTNES CAPEL, Roman 000 FORT STREET. E. Faxon Bshop... Treas. & Secy. broken down the partton between the Catholc, Waklkl Road near Kaplolanl LORRN REWS, 343 TWO W. F. Allen Audtor. TELEPONES 20. two establshments and removed the Park. Rev. Father Valentno n charge, Charman. barbers outft. Catholc Msson. Mass wth sermon, M. A. GONSALVE3, P. C. Jones Drector. 8:30; Sunday school, rosary, 3. W. J. COELO.. Waterhouse Drector. ST. CLEMENTS CURC, Protestant Epscopal, Wlder avenue and C. R. Carter Drector. CT. G. RWN & CO. GUS CURCES onolulu, Sept. 8, 902. street. Ma-Kl- Rev. John Usborne, Rector, k All of the above named consttutng the Rectory, AVder avenue near Ma-kl- kl SERFFS SALE NOTCE. the Board of Drectors.. (Lmted.) SEVENTEENT SUNDAY AFTER street. oly Communon 7; Sunday school 0; Mornng prayer ; evenng prayer 7:30. oly Communon at Under and by vlrtuno of a certan TRNTY....AGENTS FOR... Collect for the Day. the oclock servce the frst Sunday Executon ssued by Lyle A. Dckey, K M. PLLPS & CO., Western Sugar Refnng Company of Lord, we pray thee that thy grace n the month. Rapd transt cars pass Second Dstrct Magstrate of onolulu, sland of Oahu, Terrtory of a- Wholesale mporter San Francsco, Cal. may always prevent and follow us, and the door. And Jobbers of Baldwn Locomotve Works of Phladelpha, make us contnually to be gven to all ST. JON TE BAPTST CURC, good works; through Jesus Chrst our Roman Catholc, Kallhl-waen- a. Rev. wa, on the 29th day of August, A. D. AMERCAN EMORY Penn. Lord. Amen. GOODS Father Clement, n charge, 902, Catholc n the matter of Chu Suck Bau, Newell Unversal Mll Company, (Natonal Cane Shredder), New York, CENTRAL UNON CURC, Bere-tan- la msson. dong busness as Sam Kce, vs. Chang SEVENT DAY and Rchards streets. Rev, ADVENTST. Prnters lane, near Punchbowl street, Rev. See, dong busness as op Chan, Wllam Morrs Klncald, pastor, Corner of F t and Qcte BU U. S. A. SS Thurston avenue, Sunday N, Ohlandt & Co.s Chemcal Fertlzers. class, 9:50; publc worshp and sermon, J. Behrens, pastor. Saturday, have, on ths 30th day of August, A. D. Sabbath school, 0; school and Bble L GOS 902, preachng, ; prayer leved upon, and shall expose for ; gh Y. Grade Fertlzers for Cane and P. S. C. E. prayer meetng, 0:30; and mssonary meetng, Wednesday, sale and sell at publc aucton, to the 7:20. publc worshp and sermon, 7:30; pray, hghest bdder, at tho Polce Staton, Coffee. er, meetng, Wednesday, 7:30. BSOP MEMORAL CAPEL, Kalakaua ale, n sad onolulu, at 2 Alex. Cross & Sons gh Grade Fer Mornng sermon by Rev. John P. Schools, Dr. W. B. Elkln, tllzers for Cane and Coffee. Erdman, subject, "The Sn of Unbelef." Evenng subject, chaplan. Mornng servce,. Alumn oclock noon of Frday, the 3rd day of Reeds Steam Ppe Cars. "ezekal." and frends cordally nvted. October, A. D. 902, all the rght, ttle CNESE CURC, Congregatonal, BUDDST TEMPLE, Fort Lane, Y. and nterest of sad Chang See, dong Fort street above Beretanla. Rev. Edward W. Thwlng, actng pastor. Sun- 2:30. followng descrbed personal property, manura, hgh prest, Sunday servces, busness as op Chan, n and to tho day school, 9:30; preachng servce, ; ONOLULU CRSTAN SCENCE Also Offer for Sale Sunday school n Englsh, 2:30; evenng unless the Judgment and cost ot executon amountng to Eghty-on- e and 30-- ASSOCATON, Meetng nnd Readng J?MB TABLE servce, 7:30; prayer meetng, Wednes- - Rooms. Room 2, 093 Alakea street. Paraflne Pant Co.s P. & B. Pants and CRSTAN CURC, Alakea street Sunday servces, ; Wednesday, 7:30 Dollars, nterest, costs and my expenses oro prevously pad: Papers. near Kng. E. S. Muckley, pastor, 24 p. m. Lucol and Lnseed Ols, raw and boled. Wlder avenue. Sunday school, 9:45, PENEL MSSON, rwn block, Goods, wares and TROM AFTER JANUARY, 90 ndurlne (a cold water pant) n whte mornng servce, ; evenng merchandse consstng of canned goods, pckles, tables, servce, Nuuanu street, below Kng, Mss E. 7:30; Young Peoples meetng, 6:30. Udderberg, mssonary n charge. Gospel meetngs every nght. A meetng chars, stove, ktchen utensls, counter and colors. Prayer meetng, Wednesday, 7:30. Flter Press Cloths, Cement, Lme and Mss Mattle Burgess, mssonary tj for seamen s held each Sunday mornng at 9 oclock on the wharf at tho etc., etc. scale and weghts, show case, lamp, XBAN6 Brck. nda, wll speak Sunday moanng on "Msson Work n nda" Mss Burgess has.been n nda for several ble class at Msson; 3 p. m holness foot of Nuuanu street, at 0 oclock B- BTATONS. Dally Dally See nventory of sad property at (Outward) years. She, accompaned by Mss meetng; 7:30, street meetng Kng and my ofllce., Vance, s on her way to nda vta Japan and Chna. Subject for evenng servce, "Ready for s Comng." GERMAN LUTERAN CURC Rev. Mr, Felny. pastor; 032 Kng street. Sunday sohool, 0. Servce oclock. DEUTSCE EVANGBLSC KRCE. Fel-ra- y, Pastor 932 Kng street. Knder Gottesdlenst, 0; Gottcsdlenst, uhr. JAPANESE CURC, Congregaton-a- l, Lyceum. Rev. T. Okumura, pastor. Kukul street, corner of Kukut lane. Mornng servce, ; evenng servce, 7:30; prayer meetng, Wednesday, 7. and Mller streets. Rev. A. V. Soares, pastor, Klnau lane near Punchoowl. Mornng servce, ; Sunday school, 2:30; Evenng servce 7:30; prayer meetng, Wednesday, 7:30. REORGANZED CURC OF JESUS CRST OF LATTER DAY SANTS, Mllllanl hall, Mlllanl street, G. J. Waller, pastor, Waklkl beach. Sunday school, 0; preachng n awaan, ; Book of Mormon clas3, 5:30; Zons Relglo and Lterary Socety, 6:30; preachng n Englsh, 7:30 ROMAN CATOLC CATEDRAL, Fort street near Beretanla, Rt. Rev. Gulstan Francs Ropert, Bshop of Catholc Msson, Fort and Beretanla streets. Low masses, C and 7; Chldrens mass wth Englsh sermon, 9; hgh mass wth sermon, 0:30; rosary wth natve nstructon, 2; solemn vespers and benedcton, 7; week days, low mass, 6 and 7. SACRED EART CURC, Roman Catholc, Punahou. Rev. Father Clement n charge. ST. REWS CATEDRAL, Protestant Epscopal, entrance from Emma street near Beretanla. Rt. Rev. enry Bond Restarlck, Bshop of the Mssonary Dstrct of onolulu; Rev. Canon Alexander Mackntosh, 203S Nuuanu avenue; Rev. Canon Vncent. Kltcat, Emma street near Beretanla, oly Communon 7; Sunday school, 0; Mornng prayer, ltany, and sermon ; pule ahlahl 3:30; evenng prayer and sermon 7:30. Sunday, September 2, seventeenth Sunday after Trnty. 7 a. m., holy communon. 0a. m., Sunday school. Nuuanu; afterwards lr. hall. SALVATON ARMY, corner of Kng and Nuuanu streets, Capt. sabelle utchnson, Leutenants Kathcrlno utchnson and Adrlna Gordon. Prayer meetng, 0; open ar meetng for salors and longshoremen on the Old Flshmarkct wharf. 0:30; holness meetng, ; servce n the Oahu Penlten-tlur- y, 2:30; Sunday school, 3; open ar servces corner Fort nnd otel streets, 7 p. n., Salvaton meetng, 8 p. n. SLOAN MSSON of tho Chrstan Church, Kawaahao street and Ward avenue. A. O. ushaw, superntendent, Bble School, 3; preachng, 7:30. YOUNG MENS CRSTAN ASSO- - Sterlng AS ADDED TO S PANT SOP A LARGE STOCK OF Also an experenced Paper anger as salesman who wll be pleased to gve nformaton about paper hangng Panter and decoratng. Competent Paper angers employed and always on hand. REASONABLE PRCES. Same Old Stand Unon Street CATON, otel and Alakea streets. Chrstan workers preparaton servce, -- 2; servce at Oahu Prson, Mens meetng at 4. Open ar meetng at 4 oclock, corner of Queen and South streets; address by Major arrs; musc by Salvatonsts. Relef Camp 2, Sunday School, :30. Palama Chapel: 9:30 a. m. Sabbath school; 7:30 p. m., address by P. W. Rdes. ST. PETERS CAPEL,( Chnese Msson) Emma near Beretanla. Mornng prayer every Sunday at a. m. Evensong at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. oly communon frst Sun day of tho month at 7 a.m. nnd on thrd Sunday at 2 m. Sunday school at 0a. m. BY AUTORTY REGSTRATON NOTCE. The Board of Regstraton for the sland of Oahu wll meet at the places herelnbelow named at the tltnn gven, for the purpose of examnng applcants for Regstraton as voters at the comng electon and determnng ther elgblty: Monday, Sept. 5, 902. Puuloa R. R. Staton. 7:43 to 9:5 A.M. Alea R. R. Staton... 9:43 to :5 A.M. Manana Court ouse. 4 to 7 P.M". Tuesday, Sept. 0, 902. Walpahu Mll 8:5 to 0:5 A.M. Ewa Mll to 3 P.M. Walanae Court ouse.. 5 to 7 P.M. Wednesday, Sept. 7, 902. Makua R. R. Statlon.0 to A.M. Waalua Court ouse 2 to 3 P.M. 5 to 7 P.M. Thursday, Sept. 8, 902. Kahuku Mll 2 to 4 r.m. Lae all 6 to 8 P.M. Frday, Sept. 9, 902. auula Court ouse. 8 to 9 A.M. Walkane Church to2 noon Kaneohe Court ouse C to 0 P.M. Saturday, 3pt. 20, 902. Kallua (Sam Bos)... 8 to 9 A.M. Walmanalo Plantaton Ofllce 0 to A.M. Tho Board wll return to onolulu onolulu, Oahu. CAS. F. CLLNGWORT, Deputy Sherff, Terrtory of awa. LEGAL NOTCES. N TE CRCUT COURT OF TE Frst Crcut Terrtory of awa. At Chambers n Probate. n tho matter of tlu Estate of Georgo Edgar Boardman late of onolulu, Oahu. Tho Last Wll nnd Testament of sad deceased, havng been presented to sad court together wth a Petton for the The Probate thereof, and for the ssuance ot Letters Testamentary to W. Austn Whtng and S. B. Rose havng been fled notce s hereby gven that Monday the 27th day of October A. D. 903 at 0 oclock a. m. of sad day at the court room of sad Court, at onolulu, Oahu be and the same hereby s the tme and place for provng sad Wll and hearng sad applcaton. onolulu, September 9, 902. By tho Court: GEORGE LUCAS, N TE CRCUT COURT OF TE Frst Crcut, Terrtory of awa. At Chambers n Probate. n the matter of the Estate of arret Carter late of onolulu, Oahu. A petton prayng for the Probate of the Last Wll and Testament of sad deceased, havng on the th day of September A. D. 902, been presented to sad court together wth n. Petton for the Probate thereof, and for the suance of letters of Admnstraton s- wth the wll annexed to, Alfred W. Carter havng been fled notce s hereby gven that Monday, the 20th day of October A. D. 902 at 0 oclock a. m of sad day, at the Court Room of sad Court, at onolulu, Onhu, be nnd tho same hereby s apponted the tlmo and place for provng sad wll and hearng sad applcaton. onolulu, September, 902. By the Court: GEORGE LUCAS, N TE CRCUT COURT OF TE Frst Crcut, Terrtory of awa. At Chambers. n Probate. n the Matter of the Estate of James AVoods, Deceased. On Readng and Flng the Petton: of the Executors and Admnstrators of the Estate of sad deceased, wheren, they ask- - that a fnal order le made ot dstrbuton of the property remanng n ther hands to the persons thereto enttled, and dschargng them from all further responsblty as such Executor and Admnstrator. t s Ordered, that Monday, tho 3th day of October, A. D. 902, at ten oclock, a. n., at the Court Room of the sad Court, at onolulu, sland of Oahu, be and tho same hereby s apponted as the tme and place for hearng sad Petton, and that all persona nterested may then and there appear and show cause, f any they have, why tho same should not be granted, and may present evdence as to who aro enttled to the sad property. onolulu, September 4th, 902. BY TE COURT: GEORGE LUCAS, N TE CRCUT COURT OF TE; Frst Crcut. Terrtory of awa. At Chambers. n Probate. n the Matter of the Estate of Paul Fredrlch August Ehlers, deceased. On readng and flng the Petlton and Accounts of the Admnstrator wth the Wll Annexed of sad deceased, wheren he asks that hs account bo examned and approved, and that a fnal order be made of dstrbuton of the property remanng n hs hands to the persons thereto enttled, and dschargng hm from all further responsblty as such admnstrator. t s Ordered, that Monday, the 3th. day of October, A. D.!)02, at ten oclock a. m., before the Judge of sad Court at the Court Room of the sad Court at onolulu, sland of Oahu, bo and the same hereby s apponted as the tme nnd place for hearng sad Petton nnd Accounts, and that all persons nterested may then nnd thcro appear and show cause, f any they have, why the same should not ho granted, nnd may present evdence as to who are enttled to tho sad property Ḣonolulu, August 29, 902. BY TE COURT: GEORGE LUCAS, N TE CRCUT COURT OF T Frst Crcut, Terrtory of awa, At Chambers n Probate. n the matter of the Estate of James yde Pratt, late of onolulu, Oahu, Deceased. On readng and flng the petton and accounts of the executrx of the wll of sad deceased, wheren she nsks that her account be examned and npproved, and that a fnal order be made of dstrbuton of the property remanng n her hands to tho persons thereto and dschargng her nnd on-ttl- her suretes from all further responsblty ns such executrx. t s ordered that Monday, the 27th, day of October A. D. 902, at ten oclock a. n., at tho court Room of tho sad Court at onolulu sland ot Oahu, be and the same hereby la apponted 03 tle tlmo nnd place for hearng sad Petton and Accounts, and- - that all persons nterested may then nnd there appear and show cause, f any they have, why the same should not be granted, nnd may present evdence as to who are enttled to the sad property. onolulu, September 9, 902. By... the Court: GEORGE LUCAS. " 9.J A m

8 xuat TS AWAAN BTAt, SATURDAY, BUTRMUKR 20, 002. WLL $2750 Orlnntal UV YOU A OMS. M5W AVl!ltTM!,U!Vr. JAS. E. MMGAN, fcmnnr rae - awaan NVw Co Japnnew Benevolent Socety bku of lot Mxto fmht. NJJtVS N A NUTSllL, hbp B 5 Auctoneer and Broker PNG Specal Wast Sellng lttffe 65 Queen Street PONG COTTAOU 8 NW V. 0. Box 594 Telephone 72 Ltrgruul nt Gve Condensed Locaton, VTnlcllc. Provdence Washngton nsurance Company. Phoenx nsurance Company of Brook lyn. Albert Raas, nmaarer nsurance Department ofllce Fourth Floor, Stangcnwad nuuung. On hand the followng plantaton hares: awaan Agrcultural Co., Kwa, Oahu, Walalua, Kahuku, Poneer Mll aku, Pala, Koloa, McBryde, awaan Sugar, Kekaha. atf Artop, STOCK BOND BROKER Member onolulu Stoefc and Bond Exchange Otllco, Campbell Block, Merchant Street onolulu, T.. Telephone Man, 0 P. O. Box 683. ART & CO., LTD TE ELTE CE CREAM PARLORS Chocolates and Confectons ce Cream and Water ces Bakery Lunch. Sf FB REM N TE GTY. mm Before startng for the Weston Secure "mo flectrle flash lght. They are nvaluable for explorng the hot eaves, and ex-an- volcanc formatons, also d amnlng earth cracks, Assures, for nght trps across the lava to the crater and are of great value to mners, hurlers plumbers (to look for Gas leaks), physcans (gong through dark starways n tenements), Ol men (n tanks where t s mpossble-t- carry candles o or lanterns for fear of exploson), Lquor dealers (n cellars Avhero tv match s dangerous). Useful tot Watchmen, Polcemen, Boldlers n the feld, and for all purposo where a lght la Jnutanlly. t.an 6 carred nto a dellar MU of (leakng gas, nto an ol, tapjc, Jnto Alcohol and Malt val,s6r. placed n a keg of Gunpowder wthout the slghtest danger. V--.-.,., LMTED UNON OTEL STS, Phone Man 37 Nows of tnt lny. C. Shlozawa returned from Japan today. J. A. M. Johnson returned today after a busness trp to llllo. A. T. Atklmon wjll soon occupy the L. C. ABLES, aty premses on ates street. The Concorda hand wll pny on Pa clllc eghts Real Estato Agent tomorrow evenng. awaan News Company mvo tl stock of Prangs Water Color sets. Prce TELEPONE P. O. BOX 30 cents. MAN Typhoons delayed the Nppon Maru. The vessel wll leave for San Francsco at ten tonght. Dandruff s a dsease and must be removed. Pachocos Dandruff Kller s Fre nsurance! the only sure cure. Baseball wll be played ths afternoon TE B. F. DLLNGAM CO., LMTED, on the Makk grounds at 3:30 between General Agents for awa. the Brunswlcks and the Young Portuguese Athletc Club. Atlas Assurance Company of London. Do you know that the applcaton of Phoenx Assuranoo company o.on a lttle fertlzer wll double your sorghum crop? Try our specal sorghum don. New York Underwrters Agency. fertlzer. Pacfc Guano and Fertlzer Co. J. W. Bates, subcontractor on the new dock says that actve work Wll begn October Cth and at that tme he wll employ about twenty-lv- e men. llo erald. Tle Custom ouse baseball team has elected the followng offcers to prepare for the S03 season. "Bert" Bowers, Captan; J. W. Short, busness manager; secretary, George W. Klest-r-. The bg mll of the Olaa Sugar Company has shut down after harvestng grndng and shppng a crop of 9,0u0 tons of sugar, and the event s to be celebrated by a grand ball on Saturday evenng September 20th llo erald. GETTNG READY AT PEARL ARBOR DREDGNG OPERATONS WLL "COMMENCE NEXT TUESDAY BY TE NEW CONTRACTORS. The startng of the dredgng mt Pearl arbor under the new contract held by Cotton Brothers and the onolulu Dredgng Company, wll commence on Tuesday next. On that date the houseboat on whch the men are to lve wll be completed and towed down to the lochs. Seventeen men wll commence mmedate opera tons, ple drvng for moorngs, and other prelmnary work. Forty men. all told, wll eventually And room on the houseboat and all agree n the cheerng statement that ther quarters wll be palatal as con-nar- ed wth the condtons on the Clark enry dredger. There the men had only a few small bunks and were n juxtaposton to the hot and nosy machnery of the dredger and rght out n the heavest of the swell. On the house boat each man has hs separate bunk, twenty-lv- e of then beng arranged n one cool room and four n each of the staterooms. Three separate beds are arranged for the contractor, the caterer and Government. Agent Thompson who nspects the work a- - t goes on and sees that the cnd-ton- s are compled wth. The foremen, v. th the head contractor and caterer Uvmy. dne separately n a party of twelve, the men havng ther own wash houses and tolet arrangements at one end of the boat whle a separate bath room s reserved for the bosses. The house boat s two stores and las had nllltlons bult on t. t s cool and ary and, beng desgned rather for nleasue than as a eatng uoarune house, the men wll have a luxurous lmp of t when oft Work. A Chnese cook long employed by Cotton Brothers wll presde over the monls for both dav and nght snlts What the men most apprecate s the fact of ther havng ndvdual bunks nstead of turnng nto a wa m, stufty, lt tn hole lust vacated by a man on the other shft. As soon as the moorng ples are drven the dredgers, whch have been under gong u bg overhaulng at the ralroad slps wll be towed down and actve work on the channel wll be n full swng by October. WORKED AMAKUA BUOYS. The steamer Noeau whch arrved ths mornlnc from her run to amakua ports was used by Captan Mother ths trp to do some work on the buoys along the amakua coast. A stern buoy was placed at onokau but the buoy sank. Captan Moaner had the spot marked however. The stern buoy at Kukulhaele was pcked up and re panted. n rasng ths buoy, a chan about 30 fathoms n length, an anchor weghng 400 pounds and an ron buoy were recovered. They are thought to have been the buoy outft sunk at that port about fve years ago. CLAUDNE ARRVES TODAY. The steamer Claudlne arrved short ly after 0 oclock ths mornng from her llo and way port run. She brought only a far szed lst of passengers SALNG VESSELS ARRVE The schooner elene arrved ths mornng from San Francsco after a passage of 2 days. The shp Florence arrved ths mornng fronftacoma wth coal. She came down n 23 days. FOURT COSTS MONEY. Statstcs show that tho Fourth of July cost ths country ths year 377 lves, the mamng of about 2000 people, and the destructon of property to th valuo of 3,6S9,000. f you want to buy or sell anythng, place a classfed ad n the Star, nr lnes three tmes for 25 cents. Attenton! f you want good Groceres of all descrptons at reasonable prces, call at the Grocery Store of Fort Street, opposte Club Stables Telephone 5 Blue. All Goods Delvered Freo of Charge n Town. FOR RENT. slx-roo- Two Cottages on Road near Walkkl. Apply to JAS. F. MORGAN, C5 Queen Street.. :,f..w, JAS, P. MORGAN Beact Auctoneer and Broker 65 Queen Street, P. 0. Box 594 Telephone 72 SETS Wo have Just opened a new lno of the most up to date sets, 0 VARETES TO SELECT FROM. NDVDUAL RACKETS" a fne Assortment. BALLS of the best make. WALL, NCOLS CO,, LTD, (The Trade Suppled.) A Nce Thng To Do When you are nvted anywhere, carry along your Kodak or Poco Camera, and take a set of pctures of the trp. After you return, get a small album, paste n the pctures, and send to your hostess as a souvenr, showng her your apprecaton of her hosptalty. tll make her "yours for lfe." We supply all Photo apparatus and materals. Developng and Prntng a specalty. Come and talk t over. You cant magne the pleasure there s for yourself and your frends n a Camera! Ehlers Block Fort Street, onolulu. TE MERTS OF Prmo Lager AVE STOOD TE TEST. TOSE TAT DRNK T SAY T S ABSOLUTELY PURE. Kept on ce FOR TE CONVENENCE OF CUSTOMERS BY GUAMS CO., S. E. Corner Queen and Alakea Streets. DEALERS N WNES, BEERS LQUORS. P. O. Box 04. Telephone Blue 492, 2.00 A DOZEN QUARTS. DELVERED TO ALL PARTS OF - TE CTY. CN KEE Llllha Street near Kng. CARRAGE SGN PANTER, TRMMNG REPARNG. FRST CLASS WORK A SPECALTY, (COMPANY, LTD.) Esplanade, cor; Allen, and. Fort Sts Manufacturerers of Soda Water, Ale, Sarsaparllla, Root Beer, Cream Soon, KtrawDerry, me., uc. u WAT WOMAN AS ENOUG SRT WASTS? SE CAN ALWAYS FND A NEED FOR ONE MORE, ES- PECALLY WEN SUC AN EX- CEPTONAL OPPORTUNTY AS TS S PRESENTED. TE WASTS COMPRSE TE FNEST CREATONS N WTE "LAWNS, SLK "MULL, SWoES, MADRAS MERCERZED FA BRCS. MOSTLY WT LONG SLEEVES TE NEW. STOCK COLLARS. A NEW LOT OF WASTS WE AVE JUST RECEVED A BG NEW LOT FROM ONE OF T BEST WAST MAKERS N TE COUNTRY. TEY COME TO Ub AT SO MUC LESS TAN NORMAL, EARLY SUMMER PRCES TAT WE AVE MARKED TEM RRESST-ABL- Y LOW. N ADDTON TO TS MANY OF TE WASTS N OUR REGULAR STOCK AVE BEEN RADCALLY REDUCED. TS TE WAST CANCE OF TE SUMMER, TE LAST CANCE YOU WLL AVE AT A FRES CRSP LOT OF TE DANTEST NEW YORK WASUS. Whtney & Marsh, Ltd SPECAL SALE OF ATS, SRTWASTS COLLARS COMMENCNG, MONDAY, AUGUST 8 A choce lne of trmmed hats at $. 50, $2 and $3. Untrlmmed shapes and Salor ats at 25 and 60 cents. Flowers, all knds, 0 and 5 cents bunch., Trojan brand shrtwast now 50 cents, all szes, all colors. Former prce (LED and $2.00. Lnen Collars. Lnen Collors. All szes and styles, 4 for 25c. Regularly V cents each. OTEL STREET. ARLNGTON Japanese Kmonos TEA SETS, ETC. ML ALSO CYA Telephone 33 Whte. Corner of Nuuanu and otel Streets. NEW GOODS RECEVED BY EVERY STEAMER FROM JAPAN , ROOMS STANGENWALD BULDNG. 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