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1 fr T?; 7 THE BEST EVENNG NEWSPAPER N HONOLULU TELEPHONE 365 SECOND STAR EDTON Busness Offce The Star Prnts More Local News Thau Any Other Paper n Ths Cty VOL. XV. HONOLULU, HAWA FRDAY, AUGUST 9, 907. No. 479s.4 COAL FOR THE FLEET (Assocated Press Cable to The Star. NEW YORK, August 9. The navy has chartered fourteen vessels to carry coal to the Pacfc for the battleshp fleet. Seventy-fv- e thousand tons have already been dspatched. TELEGRAPH TRKE ON (Assocated Press Cable to The Star.) SAN FRANCSCO, August 9. Telegraph operators of the Western Unon Company have gone on strke n Los Angeles, Salt Lake Cty, Denver, Kansas Cty, Colorado Sprngs, Helena, Spokane and Chcago. The strke s rapdly spreadng. FGHTNG THE MOOR (Assocated Press Cable to The Star.) CASABLANCA, August 9. General Drudes has defeated 5000 horsemen CAPTURED GUERLLA. (Assocated Press Cable to The Star.) VCTORA, August 9. Quantrell, the guerlla leader, has been dscover ed lvng on tho northern coast of Van couver, under the name of John Sharp. He admts hs dentty. COMPANY BUYS MORE LAND PURCHASES 780 ACRES OP BEET GROWNG LAND N LVERMORE VALLEY. PLEASANTON, July 30. The meda Sugar Company has bought 780 acres of land along the canal now be ng dredged by the company from E. R. Llenthal of San Francsco to be used n rasng sugar Deets. By secur ng ths tract the company has under control by ownershp and lease 3,300 acres of the best land n the Llvermore valley on whch beets wll be rased for the bg factory at Alvarado. The best crop ths year wll prob ably fall short 5000 tons. The ordnary crop s about 20,000 tons. JAL VERY HARD A petton was receved ths morn lng at the executve offces from lve Porto Rcan women lvng on the Olaa Plantaton, near Hlo, askng for Dardon for thev relatve. Jose M. Ollvera, whp s a convct n prson here. The petton clams that the mans health s beng wrecked by the hard labor to whch he s subjected by the prson rules, and ask that ths.abo remtted whether a full pardon s granted or not. Tho letter s sgned --?by Lousa Sanchez, Venacla, Jacoba, Rosa and Jula Olvelra. Secretary Atknson stated that he would look nto the case.- - Delcous plc. anar calces. Candy fresh every day. New England Bak ery. CRUSHED TO DEATH HORRBLE DEATH OF A YOUNG HAWAAN NEAR KALH PUMP- NG STATON THS MORNNG. Charle Murray, seven years old and n, met a horrble death about 0:30 oclock ths mornng near the Kallhl pumpng staton, beng run over and crushed by a steam-roll- er n charge of. the freman, Kama. Charle, wth a lot of other small boys, as has been ther custom for some tme, was hangng on behnd the steam roller, consderng t a lot ot fun. n some way he slpped whle hangng on n the rear and whle the engne was reversng. The left rear wheel passed over hs head and shoul ders, crushng the body beyond all recognton. Charle had been repeat edly warned by the crew of tho engne to stay away, but he pad no attenton to the warnngs. Sherff aukea, Deputy Sherff Jar- - rett beng busy elsewhere, went out to the scene of the accdent mmedately and mpanelled a coroners Jury whch wll meet tonght. No blame s attached to the freman who was n charge of the steam-roll- er at the tme. e could not keep a lookout n both drectons whle he was handlng the lever. The engneer was away from the machne at the tme. Charle Murray lved n Morrs lane, near the scene of the accdent. UP TO CONGRESS SAYS THESECREARY WLL STRONGLY URGE THAT COASTWSE SHPPNG RULES BE ABOLSHED HERE. Expectatons of some peoplo that Secretary Straus after vstng here would make an order dong away wth the coastwse shppng regulatons whch prevent foregn steamers from dong busness between here and the coast, are not to be realzed. The secretary regards the matter as one for Congress and not for an order by the executve department. When asked today f the modfca ton of the coastwse shppng law re latve to foregn vessels came drectly under hs Jursdcton, and f he was gong to gve the relef asked by the ctzens of the Terrtory before hs departure for tho manland the secre tary repled: " wsh to say that that matter s for Congress to decde but wll also say to the people here that wll do every thng n my power aud wll use all the nfluence can brng to bear to have the relef gven that s asked." Prompt attenton gven to all plantaton brders as well as courteous treatment to local orders s the secret of K. Yamamotos mmense trade. Tel. Man 399. Hotel St. near Nuuanu. For prompt, accurate work, rng up Stenographer J. A. Combs, 855 Kaahu manu. Man 200. Tho best cup or Hawaan Coffee n tho cty. New England Bakery and Cafe. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. ACK FROM THE COAST FFTY PORTUGUESE WHO LEFT FOR CALFORNA RETURN ON ALAMEDA TODAY. n the Alamedas steerage today re turned half a hundred Portuguese men, women and chldren, who went from these slands to seek ther fortunes n Calforna. They have had ther expe rence and are returnng to Hawa, asssted by local captal, to reman. Some, durng ther stay on the man land, developed consderable world-pols- h and are brngng t home n layer-cak- es to pass around among ther less prvleged frends. As one young Portuguese came off the gangway he was greeted n Portu guese by a Honolulu boy. "Aw, talk Englsh, cant you," sad the prodgal. He had learned Englsh snce hs departure. The Portuguese found Calforna a falure, as a place for them to settle n, and ther experences wll probably do much to put an end to the Portuguese exodus from here. E TEACHERS APPONTMENTS TEACHERS COMMTTEE HELD MEETNG THS MORNNG AND FLLED MORE VACANCES. The Teacners Commttee of the Board of Educaton held a meetng ths mornng and decded on a number of new appontments and changes ot teachers from one school to another. Ths practcally flls the lst ot teach ers needed although vacances stll ex st n schools at the followng places; Hookena, Keauhou, Kapahaau, Kapaa, Ranamaulu, Walmea and Llhue. Followng s the lst of appontments whch wll be recommended to tto Kau-lan- Commssoners: Mss Soares, l; Mss May Paty, Pohukana; Mss walanl Dayton, Royal, 7th Grade; Mss Rose Peck, Normal Practce; Hattle Ayau, Kauluwela; Mss Mabel Chn Kau, Kalhwaena; Mrs. F. Stone, Kallhluka; Mss Rulda Johnson, Alea; Mss B, Brehman, Aea; Mss Chlton, Honoullull; Mss Rose Aau, Walalua; Mrs. L. A. MacGregor, Walalua; H. D K. Domngo, Kaneohe; Jeremah Ma-lu- o, Laupahoehoe; Magge K. Kamaka- - w, Pepeekeo; Sarah Aona, Onomea; Laura Sabey, Konawaena; Mrs. Blck ford, Konawaena; Jesse Alameda, Ho nomakat; Frank Telxera, Kaapahu; Lda Crckard, Walluku; Daza Barnes, Spreckelsvllle; Mss Emma Peplowskl Spreckelsvllle; Alce Reld, Kaupaka-- lua; Mrs. H. E. Anderson, Hana; Mss Kahaunanl Haa, Hana; John Medel-ro- s, Haou: Mrs. Hannah K. Ah, Ha-- nalel; Mary Ann Huddy, Koolau; Hel en Kalawe, Koloa; Mss Lennox, Ha napepe, Mss Alleen Aldch, Makawe- - ; Mss Bernlco Aldrlch, Makawel CAPTANS OR C ABN BRDAL SUTE TOBACCO MARSHALL HAS TO GET AWAY AND THE ALAMEDA S A ULJLppontfflent s Announced E. A. MOTT-SMT- H S COMMSSONED SECRETARY OF THE TERR- TORY BY (PRESDENT ROOSEVELT, TO TAKE OFFCE ON THU RETREMENT OF SECRETARY GNATONS ARE ACCEPTED. Washngton, August 9, 90". Ernest A. ""Mott-Smlt- h. Honolulu You are apponted by the Presdent as Secretary of Hawa. Take oath and qualfy August nfteentl. (Sgned) Jesse E. Wlson, Actng Secretary. The above s the wordng of a cablo receved ths mornng before 9 oclock by E. A. Mott-Smlt-h from the Actng Secretary of the nteror, Jesse E. Wlson, and confrms what has been generally understood for several days was to happen. Mott-Smlt-h at once cabled hs ac ceptance, and has been recevng the congratulatons of hs frends ever snce. By the cable he s gven au thorty to qualfy and assume the dutes of the Secretaryshp on the retre ment of Secretary Atknson on the ff teenth, wthout watng for hs commsson, whch wll ho, doubt be forwarded at once by mall. The other cables were receved be fore 9:30 oclock ths mornng whch are of general nterest. They are ac ceptances of the resgnatons of Governor Carter and Secretary Atknson, formally cabled yesterday afternoon. They are of the brefest form, smply statng that the resgnatons are ac ATKNSON NEXT WEEK tes cepted to take effect on the ffteenth nst. All ths s smply confrmatory ot what has been unoffcally reported, all of the partes to tho matter feelng a delcacy aoout talkng of thngs whch effected others. Ths mornng Chef Justce Frear stated the facts as hlott-smlthalready known, that Mr. s recommandatlon had been cabled to Washngton after Secretary Atknson had wred hs resgnaton. Mott-Smlt- h wll spend the tme between now and hs assumng the du tes of Secretary n closng up hs prvate busness as a member of the law frm of Judd, Mott-Smlt-h and, Hemen-wa- y. He wll take the oath of offce at the same tme that Chef Justce Frear s naugurated as Governor, whch wll be at 0 oclock on the mornng of the 5th. Pror to ths tme the Supreme Court wll meet n ts court room n the Judcary buldng, and Chef Jus tce Frear wll formally step down from the bench, and the Court wll be reorgansed, wth Judge Hartwoll as Chef Justce, and S. M. Ballon ns the new Assocate Justce wth Assocate Justce Wlder. The naugural oath wll be admnstered to the new Gov. ernor and Secretary by the new Chef Justce. VAN OTERENDORP HERE Ffty-fou- r years at sea. curng fovt cn" of whch he was a commander ult transported over one unurcd uoj-san- d passengers, wth the splendd record ot never havng met wth an accdent whle n command, s tho record of Captan K. Van Oterendorp, who s n Honolulu today vstng hs granddaughter, Mrs. E. A. Berndt. " made up my mnd," sad Captan Van Oterendorp to a representatve of The Star ths mornng, "that when passed my seventeth year would retre from tho sea. t was about then that Spreckels put on tho bg new boats tho Serra, Sonoma and Ventura and ho wanted me to take one of them. felt ft and wanted one of the new boats, so told Spreckels that would take the Sonoma for a couple of years, but no longer. He sad was stll a young man as far as ablty and energy was concerned, and felt that he was rght, but was gettng along n years and thought t would be better to leave tho water at 72, not wantng to fall down on duty lke an old dray horso n harness. So for the past four or fve years have been dong nothng have put seventy-s- x years behnd me." Captan Van Oterendorp arrved n Honolulu ths mornlnc n the O. S. S Alameda of whch vessel he was for Blx years the commander. Before that the captafn was master of the Zealandla for ten years, fve years afloat and fve years ashore, halt run- - EVERYBOD T S ON SUPERVSORS WHO WERE GOOD UOGS TO THE LAST GATHERED NTO THE SAN FRANCSCO POUND-GASS-EY STARTS HOWL BUT HNTS OF SAN QUENTJN MAKE HM LAY DOWN WTH THE REST. SAN FRANCSCO, July 30. Tho Chroncle says: Most of the good dog Supervsors went quetly nto the mu- - nlcpal pound on Eddy street yester- - df and went to ther, poltcal deaths wlthout protest. Gassey Kelley yelped louey 0 me last. He med nam, ma Gassey. All day long he was u near-- u) mu uua, mums uesueucs, or ne knew that the operaton would be pan-- ful. He was so woll prmed wth anes- - thotcs that he wanted to hand n ns resgnaton wth a protest, one whch he declared he had wrtten all by hm- - self. But ho fnally concluded to do us me rest um. When the tme came for the execu- - CHAMBERLANS COLC, CHOLERA AND DARRHOEA REMEDY. Thero s probably no medcne made that s reled upon wth more mplct confldenqo than Chamberlans Colc Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy. Dur lng tho thrd of a century n whch t has been n use, peoplo havo learned that s tho ono remedy that nover falls. When reduced wth water and swoetcmed t s pleasant to take. Sold by all Dealers. Benson Smth & Co. Agents for Hawa. THE VERY LATEST. The latest arrval at tho Alexander Young Cafe from ther own factory s Jenny Lnd Chocolate. Try some. CAPTAN VAN MB "WBLVWE GOT VST OTERENDORP. nng and half tme lad up, the Unon Steamshp Company of Australa hav- - (Contnued on Page Four.), KNOCKERS" BOBS" lon four of the kl-vl- s. Colnnmn Mo. Gushln, Davs and Coffey, were among tho mssng. The whstlng and tho shoutng could not move them from ther kennels. They seemed to pos- - sesa almost as much ntellgence as the four-foote- d cannes who realze that there must be somethng wrong wnen tnelr brethren are taken n the wagon to the pound and emerge n the thn dsguse ot frank- - furters. Tho rumor came Mnt nnrv hh wrapped hlmser n a cunnr mpt,h was proceedng by boat to Stockton (Contnued on Pace Two). SACHS SATURDAY SPECALS. Ladles Embrodered Lnen Handkerchefs, Lsle Hose and Boys Overalls are offered specal at Sachs for tomorrow Saturday only. Dont mss tho sale of Suts, Wasts and Rbbons. Store closes at p. m. Fne Job Prntng. Star Offlcn. FULL-BOOKE- Vacaton? Dont leave the famly plate, jovrelry, brc-a-br- ac and valuable papers unguarded at home. Dont lug them wth you to nako your vacaton a season of worry and annoyance. Leave them n our safo depost vault at a small cost. Hawaan Co. For Lmted. Street Trust Clearance Sale GREAT.. REDUCTON For Week Only WALK-OVE- R AND SOROSS SHOES, $b50, $4.00 am $5.00 Grades all reduced to $3.00 All other goods are reduced n n. L, p. Kerr & Co,, Ltd f E. D. Marshall, the tobacco man, s n Honolulu agan. He was hero one year ago when he had, some nterestng stores to tell about the great San Francsco earthquake. Marshall s perhaps the most noted commercal traveler who vsts these slands and has a host of frends here. He s a dstant relatve by marrlago of Chef ot Detectves Albert P. Taylor, and those gentlemen dd not dscover ther connecton untl tho prevous vst of tho genal and accomplshed traveler. Marshall.roprosents tho Wllam Ponn cgar and cortaln other brands. Ho arrved n tho Alameda today and wants to get away on the samo vossol noxt Wodnosdny. Tho Alameda U loro and full-book- Marshall, who ms to return on her, may have to sleep 0 dock unless Ho en pursmrte Captan Dowdall to gve up lu oabl to hln or engage tho Qrldnl wlt!). Fne Jb Prntng, 8U, OMee, BY P. C. regret exceedngly that two pressng engagements prevented mo from beng present at the mootng yesterday to hear the addresses by Messrs Thurston and McCandless and tho reply or Secretary Straus. noted tho earnest pleadng of Mr. McCandless to have tho restrctons removed n order that our people and toursts mght travel on foregn vessels between loro and tho manland. wsh to prosout tho other sldo of ths queston whch wll call tho Patrotc sldo. Our papers and our peoplo havo boon urgng for tho lust few years tho necessty or Amercanzng those slands, and our planters lmv expended hundreds of thousands of dollar for tlls object, d ntroducng a oahm of laborers who omld he AmerlounUed, ml nn wllng (0 contnue tlls for that mrpmtfu The looal government lu ml ml& ml bflj. n tll work ly any (lmn. JONES Now our Promoton Commttee cres out to have those restrctons removed so that people can travol on vessels under foregn flags. e ths good Amercansm? should say not. Amercan stonmors are now strugglng along, tryng to compote wth othor natons, more favorod by ther governments than tho Unted States Govornuent, and some ot our Amercan lnos havo boon forced to wthdraw tholr shps attor losng mnons ot dol lars n tholr offorts to keep tho Anerl enn Flag nftoat. Tho Southorn Pacfc Ralroad Co. oxpoudod last yonr $00,000 n ndver lnng thoso nlands hopng to draw the tourst travel ths way, and proposes to spun! double that sum durng the prewnt ytr. s t far to treat tlls Company by urgng, our Government to remove Ue present rttetrlllonu nwt A MATTER OFHEALTH mm n our swell, footwear for Mlssos, Chldren and nfants. Wo havo Just receved a largo assortment ot whte Canvas Pumps, Patent Pumps and Tes, and nfants SUppcrfl ot cvor dgsqrjptlon, Gome and take a look at thorn. They are. fresh and new, POWDER AboluttlyPure SUBSTTUTE mmhkthf.!! en m A Oream of Tartar Powder, """" - rreefr,l!(rtuo,spt5pho8 hww m HMTtl.B tflenum to Uw &ut.) fombakmo mwt o mw vork, W Frt 8lnt, Mbj Mls - JM

2 Oceanc Steamshp Company. SERRA-ALA- N ARRVE HONOLULU. B, a ALAMEDA AUG. 9 S. S. SERRA AUG. 30 S. S. SERRA SEPT. 20 S. S. ALAMEDA. OCT. EDA SCHEDULE LEAVE HONOLULU. S. S. ALAMEDA AUG. 4 S. S. SERRA SEPT. 4 S. S. SERRA SEPT. 25 S. S. ALAMEDA OCT. U la connecton wth the salng of the above ateamers, the Agents aro prepared 0 ssue to ntendng passengers coupon through tckets by any ralroad from San Francsco to all uolnts n the Unted StAtes, and from Hew York by steamshp lne to all European Ports. FOR FURTHER PARTCULARS APPLY TO rwn (LM TED). General Agents Oceanc S. S. Company. E Australan STEAMSHP COMPANY Ma! Steamers of the aboy lne runnng n connecton wth the CANADAN-PACF- C RALWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C and Sydney, N. 8. W., and callng at Vctora, B. C, Honolulu and Brsbane, Q. DUE AT HONOLULU ON OR ABOUT THE DATES BELOW STATED, VZ FOR AUSTRALA. FOR VANCOUVER. MANUKA AUGUST 24 AORANG AUGUST 2 AORANG J... SEPTEMBER 2 MOANA SEPTEMBER 8 CALLNG AT SUVA, FJ, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. THSO. H. DAVES & CO.. Ltd,, Genl AgtS. Amercan Hawaan Steamshp Company FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU., Weekly Salngs va Tehuantepec. Freght receved at all tmes at the Companys wharf, 4st Street, South TfROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- CSCO DRECT. S. S. NEVADAN....TO SAL AUG. 7 FROM SAN FRANCSCO TO HONO- LULU DRECT. S. S. NEVADAN... TO SAL AUG. 30 Freght receved at Companys wharf Greenwch street. FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO HONOLULU. MSSOURAN On or about AUG. 20 For further nformaton apply to H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents, Honolulu. C.P.MORSE, General Freght Agent HATSOV NAVGATON COMPANY, The S. S. "HLONAN" of ths lne, carryng passengers and freght, wll run n a drect servce between ths port and San Francsco, salng nnd arrvng on or about the followng dates: Leave S. F. Arrve Honolulu. Leave Honolulu AUG. ST. AUG. 8TH. AUG. 3TH. AUG. 29TH. SEPT. 5TH. SEPT. 0TH. SEPT. 26TH. OCT. 3RD. OCT. 8TH. Passenger Rates to San Francsco;- - Frst Cabn,?60. Steerage, $25. Round Trp, Frst Class,?0.00. For Further Partculars Apply To Castle & Cooke, Lmted, Agents Unon Express BRANCH HUSTACE PECK CO., LTD. 63 Qxx&&tx Street Co., Havng baggage contracts wth the followng Steamshp Co.s Lnes: OCEANC STEAMSHP CO. OCCDENTAL & ORENTAL STEAMSHP CO. PACFC MAL 8TEAMSHP CO. TOYO KSEN KA8HA S EAMSHP CO. We check your outgong baggage a your homes, savng you the trouble ad annoyance of checkng on the wharf. ncomng baggage checked on steamers of above companes and delvered wth quckness and dspatch at your homes. Teleplone Man SO The Dfference Royal between the meat sold at our market and that offered n other shops s as great as that between a Rapd Transt and an old style mule car. Ours has the flavor of elegance, the tenderness of veal and lamb a luxury for the cost of a necessty.- - Metropoltan Meat Co., Ltd Man --3b GENTS FURNSHNG GOODS We cater for the gents trade and n our store you wll fnd the latest styles n hats, tes, shrts, collars, etc. JAPANESE GOODS such as slk pajamas, kmwos, cushon covers, always on lmud. -- Jff Stroot near Dtlol. Honolulu. SHPPNG (For addtonal and later chppng sea pages 4, 6 or 8.) TDES, SUN AND MOON New moon August 8th nts:0j p. ra. g L. a 2 h V. M. ft. A. M. A. M. ltst Hlsel r 2:00.) 0:7 0:23 (:38 5:a- - 0:30 2:38 SflLB 0 2:37.9 :4 7:08 0:03 2;g. 7 3: :2 7:50 0:20 ffl 0:3. 3:5 8 3:37.0 3:03 8:27 0:40 6:30 flfll 5:H 0 :07.0 3:42 0;K :0 f:3g 0:3.) Sets 0 4:3!.8 4:20 0:42 :20 8:37 0:33 7:53 P. M. 5:07.7 5:00 :58 A. 2 5:37 0:32 8:37 Tmes of tho tde are taken from the U. S. Coast and Geodetc Survey tables. The tdes at Kahulul and Hllo occur fvout one hour earler than at Honolulu. Hawaan standard tme s 0 hours 30 mnutes slower than Greenwch tme, beng that of tha merdan of 57 degrees 30 mnutes. Tho tme whstle blows at :30 p. m., whch s the same as Greenwch, 0 hours, 0 mn utes. The Sun and Moon are for local tme for the whole group. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRCUL TURE WEATHER BUREAU. The followng data, coverng a perod of 32 years, have been compled from the Weather Bureau records at Honolulu, T. H. They are ssued to show the condtons that havo prevaled, durng the month n queston, for the above perod of years, but must not bo construed as a forecast of the weather condtons for the comng month. Month, August for 32 years. (890-90C- TEMPERATURE..) Mean or normal temperature, leg. The warmest month was that of 900, wth an average of 80 deg. The coldest month was that of 894, wth an average of 77 deg. The hghest temperature was 88 deg. on Aug. 0,, 5, 89C; 4, 897; 9, 90. The lowest temperature was C3 on Aug. 23, 894. PRECPTATON (Ran) ( , NTELLGENCE 78 deg ) Average for the month,.50 nches. Average number of days wth.0 of an nch or more, 4. Tho greatest monthly precptaton was 4.47 nches n 88S. Tho least monthly precptaton was 0.G nches n 884. Tho greatest amonut of preclpltatlon recorded n any 24 consecutve hours was 2.5 nches on Aug. 3, 8S8. RELATVE HUMDTY. Average 9 a. m., C8; average 9 p m. 72 ( ) Average 8 a. m., 68; average S p. m. G8 ( ) CLOUDS AND WEATHER ( ) Average number of clear days, ; partly cloudy days, 8; cloudy days, 2. WND. The prevalng wnds are from the NE. ( , ) The average hourly velocty of the ( wnd s 8.9 mles.) The hghest velocty of the wnd was 28 mles from the NE. on Aug. 27, 905. Staton: Honolulu, T. H. Date of ssue: June 29, oclock averages from records of Terrtoral Meteorologst, 8 oclock averages from Weather Bureau records. WM. B. STOCKMAN, Secton Drector, Weather Bureau. Shppng n Port (Army and Navy) U. S. S. roquos, Carter, Pearl Har bor, August 2. (Merchant Murne.) Steamshps. Br. cableshlp Restore:, combe, Es qumau, March 3. Br. S. S. Valdtvla, Reld, Newcastle, August C. M. N. S. S. Hlonlan, Johnson, San Francsco, Aug. 8. O. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, San Fran csco, Aug. 9. A.-- S. S. Mexcan, Nchols, Seat tle, Aug. 7. Salng vessels. Am. Ketch Snark, Rosehlll, Pearl Harbor, August. Am. bk. Edward May, Hanson, San Francsco, August 7., The Mals OUTOONG For San Francssco, per S. S. Asa, August 9. For S. F., per Hlonlan, Aug. 3. For S. F., Alameda, August 4. For Orent, per Manchura, Aug, 5. For Vlotorln, per Aorangl, Aug. 24. For Colonst), por Mnnnlm, Aug- - 2 NCOMNQ. From X. v., por Manolln, Auk. 4. From Orent, per Asln, Aug. 0. Pram Vlololn, per Mnml, Am. JH. THE HAWAAN 8TAR, FRDAY, AUGUST 9, 907, From Colones, per Aorangl, Aug, 24. U. S. A. THANSPORTS.( Thomas saled from Hon. for S. F., Aug. 5. Logan, at SanFrancsco. Buford nt San Francsco. Sherman left Honolulu for Manla July 4. Sherdan at Mare sland reparng. Dx nt Seattle. Warren at San Francsco. Crook nt Seattle. ARRVNG. Thursday, August S. M. N. S. S. Hlloulau, Johnson, from San Francsco, 4:30 p. m. Frday, August J. O. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, 5 days, 2 hours from San Francsco, at Oceanc wharf at 8:40 a. n., wth 90 hags mal, 200 tons freght, 2S cabn and 93 steerage passengers. DEPARTNG. Thursday, August 8. Am. bkt. Retrever, Torstrom, for Puget Sound, 2 p. n. S. S. Mlkahala, Gregory, for Kaua ports, G p. m. Frday, August 9. S. S. Claudlne, Bennett, for Hawa and Maul, 5 p. m. S. S. Mauna Loa, Smerson, for Hawa and Maul, at noon. ASSENGERS. Arrved. Per M. N. S. S. Hlonlan, August 8, from San Francsco Mrs. J. MacPher-son-, Mrs. J. Robnson, Mss R. Thompson, N. Granger F. Fugumoto and wfe, H. J. Day Mss Baker Mss Turner. Per O. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, August 9, from San Francsco: J. C. Adams, A. D. Baldwn, Mrs. Baldwn and chld, Mrs. M. h. Bettls, Mss C. F. Bonschall, Mrs. C. Englsh, J. J. Foh- - stall, A. Freles, Mss N. T. Harrngton, Allan Herbert, Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. A. D. Hlls, Mrs. E. S. Hutchlns, Claude Kng, E. D. Marshall, Mrs. D. G. May, G. Mller, S. A. Mllles, Mss S. D. Rggns, R. W. Robnson, W. H. Smth, Master Smth, L. M. Toussalnt, Capt. K. Van Oterendorp, Mrs. E. T. Weath-erre- d, Mrs. E. Wllams, Mss Nj B. Wnston. Departed. Per S. S. Mlkahala August 8 for Kaua ports Mss M. Deane, Mss J. T. Mclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. R. Ross, M. Henmlngsen, J. D. Whte, H. D. Kahelae, E. Kopke, Mss Jesse Mossman, W. E. Wall, T.R. Robnson Mss Necke, Mss Stephen, Yae Kul, Chlng Sng. Booked. S. S..Mauna Loa, August, 9, for Maul and Hawa ports Rev. Ke-klp- J. l, W. C. Ach, Mrs. J. H. Davs, Mss Glbert, Mrs. C. F. Lnder, Geo. W. Carr, Dr. H. S. Appenhlmer, U Akana, P. L. Horne and wfe, Mss A, Muller, Mss G. Muller, Master Horne. Mss Horne, Charles Cowan. Per M. N. S. S. Hlonlan, August 3, for San Francsco Jos. Morgan and wfe, J. S. Andrade and wfe, R. Johns, Mrs. S. S. Kotlnsky, and nfant, Mrs. N. Cheney, Mss E. A. Carlson, Mss F. Pathburn, Mss E. M. Harm, Mss M. E. Morgan, Wong Hn, M. Rosenbladt, Mss Ethel Pars, Mss E. J. Baker, Mss E. Lehu, Mrs. D. Evans and daughter, A. H. S. Chuck, G. W. Chamberlan, Mss A. J. Chamberlan P. Peck and servant, Mrs. P. Bone and chld, Mss mlnnle L. Evans and mother, Mss L. Peck, H. H. Burrell and wfe, J. Martn, L. E. Ryder, Mrs. Cuttng and fve chldren, Mss Edna Henry, Mss B. Kng, Dr. L. R. Gas par, H. E. Savage, Fred Shngle, Dr. Brackett, A. H. Jungclaus, Mss H. S. Young Charles Lee Mss B. Jenkns, Mrs. S. Hammond, Gus Meckfessen, M. A. Grant. Per S. S. Claudlne, August 9, for Ha wall and Maul ports: Mrs. H. Murray, Mss M. Turner, Mss Smpson, A. M. bmpson, Mrs. John McPhearson. Per S. S. Alameda, August 4, for San Francsco: C. A. Nelson and wfe, rs. J. B. Smth. Mrs. F. A. Alexander, Mrs. Gles, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Alex ander, Mrs. H. J. Johnston and 3 chldren, Dr. and Mrs. Brnckerhoff, H. H. Pllng and wfe, Mss Spensley, G. D Edwards, wfe and son, Wong Hfn, A N. S. Ahchuclc, D. F. E. Yorknan, B. H. Sknner, Mss E. Pars, Mss ST. Amoy, W. C. Carden, H.J. Johnston, A. A. Young and wfe, Mrs. Cohen Mss M. Johnson, Mrs. J. H. Crag, Mss Arnold, Mss Kamp, Msses (2) Eames, Mss Smth, H. E. Cooper W. M. Cooper, J. H. Pratt, R. W. T. Pur vs and famly, Mr. and Mrs. E. A Dcky, Mss Dcky, Mss Burr, Mss Burnham, Mrs. Kotlnsky and chld Mss Bushnell, Mss Jones, Mss New ton, Mrs. B. Howe, Mrs. Plagomann Mss M. Berger, Mss Thomas, Mss Warren, Mss E. Matthew, M. A. Grant G. Meckfusel, J T McCrosson, Mrs Ber ger, Mss Patterson, Mss Cheney, Mrs, Grffn, Mss "Benjamn, Mss A. Gay, Mrs. E. Baker, R. R. Hnd, L. Hnd H. O. Gray. J. A. Vogh, Prof. W. W, Troggart, A., Hanchott, W. O, CrolRlton, Mrs. Thomas Prlmo, J. l,lt tlo,. 8. Gny and wfe, Johannes Kuo lne. nr. J. S. Stuhbs, D. L. Austn, Mr. nml Mrs. (Jodd&rd, W. U Warren, w. t. CNlnnn, 0, M. Jlorlort. R, ) Kngsbury, U, 8, nspectors of Hulls and Bolers Bolles and Bulger, W. G. Smth, L. E. Ryder, J. T. Taylor, T. a Meyers, 0. J. Hutchlns, wfe and daughter, Mrs. W. W. Harrs, Mrs. Doyle, F. M. Stlllman,, H. BurrlU and wfe, L. Homsberger, F. C. Stanford, A. W. Allen and wfe, S. B. Harry and wfe, H. A. Wdemann, Capt. J. Barnoson, wfe, daughter and son, J. A. Gough, nnd members of rlflo team. SHPPNG NOTES The Snark wll make u tral trp ths afternoon under her auxlary power. P. M. S. S. Manchura brngs the next man from tho coast on Wednesday next. Tho Matson Navgaton Co.s S. S. Hlonlan, Captan Johnson, 7 days and hour from San Francsco, docked at the new Brewer wharf at 4:30 oclock yesterday afternoon wth a very small passenger lst. Of the nne passengers two were deported Jnpanese, sent back under the new mmgraton law. Four lne dray horses arrved for the Calforna Feed Co. Cargo ncludes machnery for the Honolulu ron Works and cold storage goods. THE DOCTOR AWAY FROM. HOME WHEN MOST NEEDED. People are often very much dsapponted to fnd that ther famly physcan s away from homo when they most need hs servces. Dseases lke cramp colc and darrhoea requres prompt treatment, and n many nstances provo fatal before medcne can bo produced or a physcan summoned. Tho rght way s to keep at hand a bottle of Chamberlans Colc, Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy. No physcan can prescrbe a better medcne for these dseases. Sold by all Dealers Benson, Smth & Co., Agents for Hawa. Every new-mad- e "Sr" n Brtan can hear the trees and bushes askng What dd t cost?" S DHDB" (Contnued from Page One). llsgulsed as a potato. Sam Davs was reported to be n hs theater hdng n the base drum. Pat McGushn was beleved to have taken some of hs own brew and was beleved to have turned hs toes to the cellng shortly afterward. Dan Coleman, who, whle an undetected Supervsor used to cover hmself wth glue n order that any thng n the way of currency would stck to hm, was. supposed to have used too much glue, so much that he was stuck to the wall of hs room and unable to get away n tme for the meetng. The good dogs were kennelled n the ante-roo- m as they came nto the cham bers of the Board of Supervsors. Gassey Kelley was led nto the room yelpng lke a young pup n a strange house. Despte the advce of the rest of tho pack he had made up hs mnd, or whatever corresponds to a mnd n hs makeup, that he would make a scene. " have done no wrong, sad Gassey as the anesthetc began to work upon hm. " was elected by the pee-p- ul and am wllng to serve the that pee-p- nl elected me." Fred Ncholas laughed and even the rest of the cannes smled fantly, The pee-p- ul elected me," sobbed Gassey. " wll stand by the pee-p- wont sgn any form of reslgnashun Got reslgnashun here. Fxed t up nl by myself. Besh reshlgnashun was ever wrote wrtten by anybody that ever lver. Thash was feel about thsh thng. stand by the pee-pu- l. ra- - shlgn under protest, and under ntlm- - lmtmldate ntlmldashuns. Thash rl. Then Dstrct Attorney Wllam H Langdon spoke gently but frmly to the bad dog. n a graphc way the Dstrct Attorney lpscvl.td a retreat aero s the bay to whch ba. dogs were sent. The bad dogs ara cut allowed to roam tho hlls but each o, them.stays n hs o. n lttle kennel and pcks jute and makes pretty bags or else he makes pretty thngs out of reck. When the Dlstlct Attorney had con cluded Gassey decded that the pom J authortes do ther worst. Any thng was Letter than that retre.t across the bay. He even forgot he duty to the and decded to do as the other dogs dd. And the lasl wcrds of Gassey Kelly were: " threw down the pee-pu-l. am an outcast now." Then he went out for more oslhetlcs for the opera ton was vol panful. A large gatherng attended both sessons of tho board to see the good dogs de. Myrtlle Cerf was among those who came prepared to grn at the last wrthng of the caclnles. There was also a far representaton of tho decent element who came to wtness tho dennng ot nn nsttuton that was consderably dlrtlor than the Augean stables. The quartet of good dogs who that thoy would not resgn umdo up ther mlmls to keep tlnlr words hut Ssuret Horvlnu Agent Burns sent pound wagon nf tor them, Tlt) fnrem uullnd tlon dd not oulln sun-- J 03 O a to H O cq H S3 a CO t KKKOTEN Best Soy The attenton of Plantaton Managers s called to ths brand ol Soy. Years of experence have brought t to the front and t now ranks as the best Soy n the market. EL. YAMAMOTO SOLE AGENT. 25 Hotel Street near Nuuaru. Telephone Man 399. Before You Cuus Back to town for the wnter have OAS nstalled n your house. There wll be more comfort and less heat n the ktchen and better v meals on the table. The Honolulu Gas Company, Ltd. jbshloje street OF BEER WLL ALWAYS DECDE Q fkl JK Hello! Hello!! WE JUST WANT TO REMND YOU THAT WE HAVE FAT LARGE HEALTHY SQUABS JUST THE THNG FOR YOUR DNNER. ORDER TODAY. TELEPHONE MAN 25. C. Q. YEE HOP & CO. Tel, Agan 25. ceed n blockng the progress of the clean-u- p. Before the resgnatons were sgned the frghtened bowwows had agan to be reassured that ther mmunty contracts would protect them. Dstrct Attorney Langdon assured them that they would not have to ;ck jute f they lved up to them, and thoy were satsfed. They go back to prvate lfe wth lots of bones to pck, the good dogs. Even Tom Lonergan, who s supposed to have lost hs loot n a mattress whch has not freproof, has somethng 9eft. Durng the wat yesterday a frend addressed hm thus: "Tom, you ddnt lose t all n that mattress, dd you?" Tho good dog wnked and ponted 00 paw n tho drecton of hs loft eye. "Then take my advce, Tom," sad the frlond. "You take what youvo got left nnd go to some lttle sland and grow up wth t Whm somebody nqured of a frlond of Sum Davs an to tho truth of tho talu Hnt ho wm hdng n tho drum, tlp frlond repled: "Well, tlo pwplo wanted the ovsrlwnl trolley, nnylow." Durng the wat Supervsor Fmey re.r sold n S t H3 p cr GO US ON AN marked " wsh thl:j was over; hat to leave my bartende" alone wth tho cash regster, and. he s somethng ot a poltcan." Supervsor Rea sad: "The Msson road must be fxed before the rans set n. When we want water then we vote for water. The next day wo dont want water, and we dont vote for water, But everybody s knockers, f have a lttle real estate busness wth Mr. Ruef then everybody says he s a grafter. Everybody s knockers." Walsh sad nothng. He has sad nothng snce he was on the board and he went out wthout breakng hs long slence. The last epgram sprung by Fred Ncholas as the good dogs were shoveled nto tho dumps wub "Well wo got ours." HEADACHE Froquont, or perodcal leajuces, wonkon tho bran, nnd vory often extngush tho lght of roason. Dr, Mlloa-Antl-Pal- n Plls wll euro Uoadacho quckly, by gppthlnb tho rrltatod norv os of tho trnln. They nlso prpvont pan t takqn wlon frst BymptomB of londaulq nppear, 25 dpses, 26a, Nov lnlk. TRY 5

3 KCKAPOO We have a complete lne Sagwa ndan remedes arc used all over HONOLULU Wall, Nchols Co., Ltd GENERAL STATONERS, MUSCAL, AND SPORTNG GOODS. 6 to 7 Kng Street, Honolulu. Fre nsurance! Atlas Assurance Company of London. New York Underwrters Agency. Provdence Washngton nsurance Company. m B. F. DLLNGHAM CO., LMTED General Agents for Hawa. Fourth Floor Stangenwald Buldng. W. e. rwn & Go. DRUG COMPANY. Agents Honolulu. AGENTS FOR THE Royal nsurance Co. of Lverpool, Eng. Scottsh Unon & Natonal ns. Co. of Edlngburc, Scotland. Wllhelmlna of Madgeburg General nsurance Company,.ommerclal Unon Assurance Co. of London. T, SHMA Y. WO SNG CO. GROCERES, FRUTS, VEGETABLES, ETC. Calforna. Butter, 40c. lb.; Cookng Butter, 30c. b.; sland Butter, S5c. lb Nuuanu Street. Telephone Man 238. Box 952. Telephones Resdence, "Whte 86; -- "7- Offce, Man 298. GOMES EXPRESS CO Furnture Moved Wth Care to All Parts of the Cty OFFCE: 76 FORT STREET. Kear Queen, opp. Hackfelrt Buldng. COMPANY, LTD. Sole manufacturers and Agents of Genune Kola Mnt. (Dont buy poor mtatons.) PHONE MAN 7. c, & CO, TU, QUEEN STREET. HONOLULU, H. AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural Company, Ono-m- ea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar Company, Walluku Sugar Company, Ookala Sasar Plantaton Company, Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch. Charles M. Cooke Presdent Geo. H. Roberlson..V-Pre- s. & Mgr. B. Faxon Bshop....Tretfs. & Secy. F. W. Macfarlane Audtor P. C. Jones Drector C. H. Cooke.. Drector J. R. Gat... Drector All of the above named consttute the Board of Drectors. ran mm J. P. COOKE, MANAGER. OFFCERS: H. P. Baldwn Presdent J. B. Castle let W. M. Alexander... 2nd L. T. Peck 3rd J. Waterhouse...Treasurer B. B. Paxton, Secretary W. O. Smth Drector Sugar Factors and Commsson flerchants AGENTS FOR Hawaan Commercal & Sugar Company. Haku Sugar Company, Pala Plantaton. Maul Agrcultural Company, Cthet Plantaton Company, Hawaan Sugar Company, Cahuku Plantaton Company, KAhulut JUtlrood Company. Jlalealala nonol Company. Honolua JUnob. REflEDES Ol, Wormkllcr and Salve. These the world and cures arc guarantted. Electon of Uffcors. At the annual meetng of Hawaan Fertlzer Co., Ltd., held on Wednesday, July 3, 907, at C. Brewer & Co.a offce, the followng offcers were duly elected for the ensung year: C. M. Cooko Presdent B. D. T6nney Vlco Presdent E. F. Bshop Treasurer J. Waterhouse Secretary G. H. Robertson Audtor The above offcers wth C. H. Ather ton and W. M. Alexander consttute the Board of Drectors. J. WATERHOUSE, Secretary. Honolulu, August 7, 907. ELECTON OF OFFCERS. The annual meetng of the Quon On Socety was held on the st nst. The new offcers elected for the ensung year are as follows: Loo Wo Presdent Goo Kng Lum Get Chew Chnese Secretary LeongBew...Asst. Chnese Secretary C. P. Kwunyeu Englsh Secretary Chns Sng Wo. Asst. Englsh Secretary Y. Anln Treasure Hee Lum Asst. Treasurer J. Chan Audtor Lum Hong Audtor O. P. KWUNYEU, Secretary Quon On Socety. aseball! THE DYER. CLOTHES DYED AND CLEANED. All Work Guaranteed. SATURDAY, AUG. 0, AT :45 P. M. Suts Cleaned and Pressed, 60c.; KAMEHAMEHA vs. Tuxedo, J75o. DAMOND HEADS No. 250 Fort Street, near Orpheum Theater, Honolulu, T. H. AT 3:5 P. M. PUNAHOUS vs. ST. LOUS FOUR GOOD TEAMS TWO GOOD GAMES! Safe Depost Vaults Safety Depost Boxes and Safes for rent from 4.00 a year upwards, Access to Box any hour of the day from 9 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Saturdays, 9 a. m. to p. m. Prvate rooms for use of Customers. Corporaton, Lodges, or Socetes rentng Safety Depost Boxes from us have the free use of our Board Room, on the second floor, for busness meet ngs, upon gvng us 24 hours notce. np n. r 924 BETHEL STREET. cnoose pur Fre The all mportant Queston at present s CAN A COMPANY MEET AN OTHER LARGE FRE? WHEN RATES ARE EQUAL SELECT CONFLAGRATJ "N PROOF POLCES. We handle no others. Castle E Me Lmted Agents for Aetna ot Hartford; Natonal ot Hartford; Ctzens ns. Co. ot Mssour. by Hartford Flro ns. Co. Guaranteed TALES FOR TEDDY THE NATURE FAKER SEEMS TO HAVE TAKEN NEW COURAGE " AND WARM TALES AltE COMNG ALONG FAST EVEN OYS- TER BAY S NVADED BY A MARNER WHO WOULD TELL ROOSEVELT SOME YARNS. DESMONES, owa, July 7. A swarm uf mosqutoes, n t Uona n number, lterally stalled a Mnneapols & St. Lous tran at Badgley last nght. For two hours the heavly-loade- d tran was ted up by ts lght wth the pests, and the 20" passengers were almost crazed before they escaped. The attack was made early n the evenng, just as No. 2, southbound passenger, started to pull out ot Badgley. Because of the hot weather the wndows n the passenger coaches had been left open, and the mosqutoes, drven from the marshes by the ran, swarmed through the wndows, attackng the passengers by the thousands. For a whle the passengers attempted to fght the pests wtl handkerchefs and hands, but as they ncreased n number and ferocty the conductor was appealed to and stopped the tran. For two hours the tran was stalled whle the passengers drven from the coaches, bult fres along the rght of way, makng a dense smudge whch afforded them a lttle relef. The smudge was then carred nto the coaches and the mosqutoes fnally drven out. Many ot the passengers had hands and faces almost eaten raw by the attacks. WNNPEG, Man., July 20. Under headng "Sea Serpent n Lake Dauphn," the Free Press last nght publshed the followng sensatonal story: At Dauphn, Man., two fshermen, P. Olsen and C. Hallson, out n a boat, saw n the water what they thought was a log. On approachng the object they notced t had a large head anff only part of the body was out ot the water. When the two men were wthn about ffty yards of the monster t rased ts head two or three feet n the ar, cooly. surveyed the surroundngs, and then started off at a tremendous rate of speed, leavng a track of foam n ts wake. The two men headed the boat n the drecton qf the object, but before they had gone many yards t dsappeared and was not agan seen. The fshermen descrbe the serpent as about a foot through the booy wth large fat head and taperng tall. Some 300 Doukhobers are here on ther perodcal searches for Jesus and members of the party who were fortunate to see the monster are of the opnon t s the "Dragon told of n Revelatons," they beng wrought up by the Scrptures nto every concevable form of exctement.. Can rushed up to the" fg tree n a fever of exctement. "Oh, pa," he exclamed, breathlessly, " just saw a pterodactylus catch a bg glyptodon and swallow hm whole." Father Adam shook hs head. "Better be careful, my son, he warned, "or some one wll accuse you ot beng a nature faker." For even n those days t was not CLOSNG UP LANDJXCHANGES GOVERNOR CARTER WORKS WTH PRATT TO FNSH PENDNG NEGOTATONS. Governor Carter and Land Comms soner Pratt were busy for several hours yesterday clearng up some matters of exchange of land n a number of places. Three agreements were made wth prvate partes all of whlcfl are beleved to be advantageous to the Terrtory. Chef Justce Frear, the newly apponted governor to succeed Carter, was also present, and the deals were made wth hs approval. The most mportant deal was that by whch the government gves a lot of 5.4 acres of unmproved land, a part of the Maklkl reservor reserve, to F. K. Howard n exchange for Blocks 4, 7 and 9 of the Hghland Park Addton, contanng 5.87 acres whch wll be devoted to the purpose of the new Agrcultural college. The land whch, the government gves n exchange s not at present needed for reservor purposes, owng to tho fact that water s now pped down from the sprngs. The ste or tho now Agrcultural College jons that of the new Md-Pacf- c nsttute. Another oxchango of land s along tho Volcano road on Hawa, ny t the government acqurer from Chnrloa Frrnonux a Btrp of land at 29 mles on tho new road approxmately 300 feet n wdth nnd contanng about 6 ktos, whch lays between tho ronfl awl a largo body of government lam) lyng nlmvo the old road. t s deuljv d n open ths luul to neulenent, am to gve the settler a frontlne on Hp mn row), n MfllmBs (le novern THE HAWAAN STAR, FRDAY, AUGUST 9, 907. wse to exaggerate olg game. about the habts of OYSTER BAY, L.., July 7. The story that a bg shark was seen oft Shp Pont here yesterday has caused a feelng ot uneasness among the summer colony who use that porton of the beach for bathng. Doc Summers says he saw the shark planly. t was about 00 yards from the land, playng n the surf. As Doc Summers s an authorty rn sharks, no one dsputes hs statement. The news that a shark was n the bay spread rapdly, and an effort was made to capture t. Under the drecton of Mr. Summers a party crused all afternoon n a rowboat, but the bg fsh was not vsble a second tme. Shark fshng s a new sport here, and a crowd watched the proceedngs untl nghtfall. The manner of fshng was unque. A bg pece of salt pork was the bat. t was fastened to a pece of chan about ten feet long, whch n turn was ted to the end of a long rope. At the other end of the rope was fastened a long plank. The chan was used so that the shark could not bte t n two. Wth a smlar tackle a shark was captured n Oyster Bay about three years ago. As soon as the shark sezed the bat t tarted to drag the plank rapdly out to the deep water of the sound. A party headed by Doc Summers put out after t, and when they reached the fsh they suddenly remembered that they had brought nothng to dspatch t wth. The pursuers then ted ther Jackknves to the end of the oars and jabbed t every tme t rose to the sur face. n ths manner they lterally hacked t to peces. An nterested spectator of yesterr days pursut was old Capt. Dederlck He has saled around the world half a dozen tmes, and once, he says,, he traned a school of sharks to eat out of hs hand. "Sharks are very affec tonate," he sad. "They wll not at tack a man unless they are very hun gry. used to swm every day wth the school had traned n Florda waters two ypars ago. At that tme about ffty of them used to frequent the bay near where lved. n the" mouth of a rver a short dstance away there were a number of bg allgators. One day the sharks all went over to the rver where the allgators were and bt off ther tals. "A few days later the allgators re talated by comng to where the sharks were and btng off ther appendages, Ths made t mpossble for the sharks to swm very far, and thereafter they kept very close to the bay. used to carry them food, and thus got ther confdence. So far as know they are stll down there." The captan ndgnantly denes that he s a nature fake and says he wants to meet the Presdent and tell hm some real stores. ment gves) another strp of about the same character at 4 mles, whch cut up Furneauxs land n smlar manner to that at as stated. The thrd s a proposton made by the government to H. E. Cooper, Judge Frear and Albert Waterhouse, who want to acqure full ownershp ot a strp of tde land n front of ther resdences on the Pennsula. The gov ernment agrees to gve them ths land n exchange for a rght of way through ether of three peces ot property S M. Ballous, the Andrews famlys and the Rooke estate, whch s needed n openng up the new Alewa Heghts addton. Each pece s worth about?g00, and the government asks Cooper and the others to get ths rght ot way on any one ot the peces. WOWS NEWS L CABLE TANGER, August y. mere are alarmng reports from the nteror as to tho mmnence of a Holy War. CASABLANCA, August 9. The stu aton s quet here. WOMEN SENATORS. WELLNGTON, N. SC.. August 9. Tho bll provdng for tho organza ton ot nn uppor louso of parlament has beon favorably roportod. Under tho terms of tho net women aro cllgl bo to membershp. GENERAL TADRS STRKE. WASHNGTON, D. C, August O.- -A gonernl strke of the buldng trades ms mon dgolarml.. PMMNN AfllMbY. WAllNQTON.!). 0., AygUt The Phlppne Assembly meets n Oc tober. Secretary Taft wll be present. BRBER S DYNG. SAN FRANCSCO, August 9. Hal-se- y, tho who handled tho money wth whch the supervsors were brbed, s dyng of appendcts. A ROYAL SPENDER. BERLN, August 9. The Kng ot Slams extravagances are causng amusement here. He has purchased three mllon dollars worth of jewelry. CHCAGO TELEGRAPHERS STRKE CHCAGO, August 9. Western Unon operators here are on a strke and have refused to go back to work. BELFAST QUETER. BELFAST, August 9. Busness s resumng ts normal state. FORGOTTEN FAME. Charles M. Schwab sad recently n Pttsburg that tho ralroads had only themselves to blame for tho weakness of ther rals. He sad that they should use rals throe tmes dearer than tho present ones nckel steel, not Bessemer steel rals. "Let some man ntroduce ths reform," sad Mr. Schwab, "and he wll have undyng fame n ralroad hstory. He, unlke too many great men wll never be forgotten." Mr. Schwab smled. "The antquary began to tell tho stone cutter ablout Wlson, how ho had been Shakespeares frend, and len Johnsons, and Kt Marlowes, ana how all these men had loved and honored hm. "The stone cutter, lookng up from hs work, frowned and shook hs head. " wsh, sr, he sad, wed know-ehe was such a swell afore wo run that dranppe through hm." GEORGA DRECTNESS. A Georga man shot the postmaster because hs mall was late. There s a smplcty and drectness about Georga methods that s very convncng. Atlanta Journal. : OW Hglx Grade Refrgerators The Leonard Cleanable" "The runroe" (Porcelan Lned) These two makes lead the refrgerator world. Each, from every standpont, s "perfecton." Durable, handsome, santary, convenent. Housewfe, nothng s so economcal as a hgh class refrgerator. n two years t wll pay for tself n a savng of food and ce. Thats what a "Leonard" or a "Monroe" wll do. Make a vst to our Hardware Department. Hackfed Kodak Albums Postal Card Albums Co., f your Hobby s collectng postals or pctures youll want one of these handsome albums. Youll be surprsed how lttle ther cost s compared to ther fne appearance. And they. last a lfetme. Ltd HAWAAN NEWS CO., LMTED. YOUNG BULDNG You mght as well gve the devl hs duo, for hell get t anyway. Blggest Offer ever made n Honolulu. No reason why you shouldnt have as much, pleasure a ffty dollar talkng. machne COROHET. FVE tmmmm mmm s offered to yqu for & The horses we bet on always cot us more than those wo buy. as the owner of PHONOGRfl DOLLARS Pfl because we have a large consgnment of ths make from Germany where talkng machnes of the best qualty are produced cost. We are to sell these at the low prce to clear the lot. tu at a small rtrf lttt tntn tu tun t ttntttttt HAVE DANCE MUSC AT HOME LSTEN SONGS TO ORATONS BY FAMOUS SPEAKERS MUSCAL COMPOSTONS BY CELEBRATED BANDS BY THE WORLDS GREATEST LYRC ARTSTS. Ttttttt tttttttttan Ths phonograph wll play from Edson or Columba records. t wll play good clear, ldud muscal tones wthout a squeak. There s nothng harsh nor metallc n the notes. Her Superorltg over olfer pacflles Demonstrated daly n our Hotel Street Store, opposte the Palm Cafe. Come n and hear the musc even f you do not wsh to buy. BENSON SMTH A CO., WATED, (lotol Street PCot Fort, THREft

4 Tlx Hawaan Star SEM-WEEKL- Y. DALY AND Publshed every afternoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaan Star Newspaper Assocaton, Lmted. SUBSCRPTON RATES: (Contnued from Page One.) Local, per annum $8.00 ln forced tho Zealandlu out of commsson for fve years. Foresm. per annum 2. OO Payable n advance, Captan Van Oterendorp s one ot. Entered at Post Offce at Honolulu, Hawa, as second class mall matter. old-tmtho best known e marners n two Subscrbers who do not get ther oapers regularly wll confer a oceans. He narrowly mssed beng an admral, for n he refused favor by notfyng the Star Offce; Telephone 365. the command of a man-of-w- ar of the Confederate States of Amerca. At The Supreme Court of The Terrtory of Hawa has declared both THE HAWAAN STAR (dally) and THE STAR that tlmo ho was master of a German SEM-WEEKL- news-paper- s of general crculaton throughout the Terrtory of Hawa, "sutable, salng vessel, the Gauss, and was at for advertsng proceedngs, orders, Judgments and decrees entered or Charleston when tho Conferedates offered hm command of a warshp. rendered n tho Courts of the Terrtory of Hawa." Letters to THE HAWAAN STAR should not be addressed to any ndvdual connected wth the offce, but smply to THE HAWAAN STAR, lo the Hawaan lslads was mnde n Captan Van Oterendorps frst vst or to the Edtoral or Busness Departments, accordng to tenor or purpose. S54. came He out from Bremen the brg Hero, Captan Weldcnann. ". FRANK L. HOOGS MANAGER (wth cargo consgned to Melchers, Schaefer & Co.s predecessor. FRDAY AUGUST 9, 907 "There was not much n Honolulu then," says ho "whch could be rccog- - V ttwawvvv The contrbuton of P. C. Tones, nlzcd now. except the scenery. re- - to the steamshp dscusson, n The member takng a rde up the Pall, Shppng Star today, presents the ether horseback. t was tho frst tlmo Subsdy had occurred W been n a horse n my lfe sde as t doubtless has to thought the anmal was gong to bolt Sccrc ary Straus durng the van-- U)e but he stopped just "mw, ous dscussons of the subject to,n Ume on the of th0 c,ff wkh mo wnch le las lstened wnc crc.clnglng to the pumme. There was Hawa watched wth very great nterest the long struggle n the last J another German vessel n the harbor Congress for shp subsdy, and no secton of the country was more at the tme and remember that when faled than was ths. t was vtal to our nterests, one aboard that vessel had Just pur-an- d t when Congress fnally faled to pass the act, Hawa busness nch chased a very beautful lttle Hawaan fro,l tr, tl, mnn rf rpmn.nl of rertftn sjnnnr restrctons, as the Prncess for a cask of gu. She was tatooed and very modest and pretty. UVAl UWl- tlng;. n S76 Captan Van Oterendorp The shn subsdy battle s not over, however. Much as Amercans went to the Pacfc coast from Gerdslke the subsdy dea, the lesson beng drven home that somethng - s lnnny to manage th0 Oregon Steamshp must be done to gve Amercan steamshps an even chance wth Japan- - company for Henry Vllard. At that ese and Brtsh on the Pacfc. Undoubtedly the whole subject wll tme the fleet conssted ot the wooden be gone nto agan n the next Congress, wth Presdent Roosevelts sldewheelers John L. Stevens and On-stronfluence stll behnd the subsdy act. There wll be new power-- flame and tho propeller AJax, the com-f- ul arguments ths tme. The falures of Amercan shppng whch W afterwards buyng the lttle wrn nrlrtnrl ne n rnnrnorn nf.lefentnp- - the subsdv.ctuallv Ausse Telfar. hs way have Bteamer On out to the Pacfc coast Captan van taken place, the Amercan flag has begun to dsappear as advocates oterondorp bought the ron steamcr of a subsdy sad t would. Possbly, then. Congress wll yet gve d George w Elder ln New York from subsdy that wll gve home vessels a chance. Certanly all wll agree the 0d rjomlno S. S. Co. and she wth P. C. Jones that ths s what Hawa wants far more than she j was taken around the Horn by Captan wants advantages gven to foregn shps. Francs Connor. The propellers Oregon land Columba were bult for the com- -.. pany. The Columba was wrecked n By the resgnaton c,f Secretary collslon recently wth awful loss ot A. L. C. Atknson, just announced, lfe aml thu George W. Elder rescued The Changes the Terrtory loses the servces of some of the passengers, as told only n Offcals an offcal who has been very ac-.t- he other days Vllard bought up the tve and successful n a publc sp- - (Oregon Steam Navgaton Company rtcd handlng of executve bts-an- d combned t wth the other com- - ncss. l le number ana lcngtn 0 the perods durng whch he has had to be the actng governor have- -on Company Van Oterendorp...,,,,.,.., came manager of the ocean dvson. tnrown responsducs upon ns snoumcrs, Ql orm.uu.y Van oterendorp frst went to sea n for the secretary of the crrtor, le was the executve for several j84g When the North Gcrman uloycl monns wne 0 ou enouga xo ue govcuur uuuer uc cnns u m. g 0. was establshed n 857 he Organc act. Thd unquestoned general success of hs admnstraton entered ts servce and n lstl war of the offce enttles hm to specal prase under the crcumstances, le made a commander. He commanded credt must fall to Atknson for a very large part m ntatng the move- - at dfferent tmes tho Schwalbe, New ment whch has brought several thousands of desrable mmgrants York, Hansa, Man and Oder, all of here from Europe. the better chance of the! whch were vessels of over 300 For of "Amercanzaton" tons pfyng slands whch now exsts, much of the credt must be gven to the between Bremen and New York, except of Secretary n Washngton, for he had more to do than the Schwalbe whch was work Atknson smaller vessel runnng on the North any other one person wth the general arrangements by whch the Terrtory has been allowed to do what t has done to get mmgrants. made n days, Sea. The trp to New York was then A strkng feature c.f the retrng secretarys methods was the openness wth whch he was able to conduct government affars, a sure wth the Oregon Ralway and Navlga Captan Van Oterendorp remaned means of ganng publc confdence. n ths he followed the deas of tlon Company untl the alure ot Vll Governor Carter, hmself ordnarly dsposed to be at all tmes frank lnrd n 8S3, losng a great deal hm wth the publc. t has been shown that publc busness can be dene self n Vllards falure. n 885 he wth open doors. The pecular and puzzlng efforts to mantan secrecy as to appontments at the present tme that of Mott-Smt- h for took command of the Zealandla, Ths example possbly ndcates a return to the old-tm- e star chamber rules ty to duty and he s happy n the at ancent marners eventful career s an example of absolute lldel of government, but ths of course remans to be seen. most unequalled record of never hav The people of the Terrtory have already gven ther confdence and ng had an accdent of any knd re support to Governor Frear and he takes offce amd general good feel- sutng n loss of lfe. ng and wth popular endorsements. Secretary Mott-Smt- h s not nev to mportant publc offce, and hs record justfes the predcton that he wll prove a valuable secretary. n expressng ther apprecaton of the retrng offcers, the people of Hawa by no means ndcate lack of confdence n the new. W.V.V.WAVMVW.VAV. Strke Busness Vast One The Unted States s a land of labor strkers and t s a sgnfcant sgn of the prosperty of the coun- A try that the man cause of them s demand for hgher wages or short-- V.WWVWW"VWAV er hours. Tme was when there were many strkes to resst cuts n wages. Statstcs just completed by the Department of Commerce and Labor show that durng the last 25 years only.90 per cent of the strkes were caused by reducton of wages. Durng the perod there were 36,750 strkes and 546 lockouts. The number of persons who were thrown out of employment was 9,529,434, fgures whch can be easly seen to represent an enormous loss to the country. For duraton of strkes, the average per establshment was 25.4 days, and of lockouts 84.6 days. The strke or lockout does not, of course, always result n the closng of the establshment nvolved, but 6.38 per cent, of all establshments nvolved, or,343, were closed an average of 20. days. n lockouts per cent, of all establshments nvolved, or 2,658, were closed an average of 40.4 days. The mportance of the part that organzed labor plays n strkes s ndcated by the fact of the total number of strkes n 25 years G8.99 per cent, were ordered by labor organzatons, and the strkes so ordered ncluded per cent, of all establshments nvolved n strkes, ner cent. of all strkers, and per cent, of all employes thrown out of work n establshments nvolved n strkes. Employes who went on strke succeeded more often than they faled. They succeeded n wnnncr all the demands for whch the strkes were undertaken n per cent, of the establshments, succeeded partly n 5.28 per cent, and n only per cent, of the establshments dd they fal entrely to wn any of ther demands. Lockouts resulted wholly n favor of employers n per cent, ot the establshments nvolved. Durng the 25-ye- ar perod covered by the nvestgaton of the Bu rcat of Labor, per cent, of all strkes were undertaken for n crease of wages, cther alone or n combnaton wth sonc other cause, anu per cent, were for ncrease of wneres a one. D smtes con cornng th rocqjpton of unon and unon rules, cther alone or n.! f Gomuunuu wu KHe oucr cause, prwueel nor cnt. of all Wkof mt wore the sole cause of J&84 par cent. A rwlcton of wagm JVJU me chum, wholly or n part, of n.oo per cant, of th trlk DTERENDORP HEBE ON A VST Speakng of the Columba dsaster he says that men ashore are n no poston to place responsblty. He knew Captan Doran who was lost wth hs shp as a careful, capable master and lked hm. Those who threw brcks at a bath house Jn San Francsco probably had most need to patronze the nsttuton. WNG SHOTS. Prosecutor Hency and Attorney Mooro aro pursung tho necessary mo-thod- s of adverse lawyers, but tho pro-fosslgenerally omploys moro language. Tho fewer attractons a woman ha3 for a sensble man tho moro fools she attracts. Tho Hague ronfarflncy B fully gom mlted to tho drag.qt doctxlno. AulemojlUnK nasna to have bjssme, RfkERS Tolet Artcles and Perfumery Pure porfuhes nrc very refreshng and nvgoratng. f you havo never used those mado by Rlker & Co., New York, they wll prove a revelaton to you. We have a complete lno ncludng: VO EXTRACT; VRGN LLY EXTRACT; VO CERATE; COLD CREAM; ALMOND MEAL; COSMETC; SACHET POWDER; PACE POWDER, ETC. S a Anrv ntuun tt a un a THAYER PANO CO. 56 Hotel St, Opp. Young Hotel. Phone Man 28. TUNNG GUARANTEED. Any knd of repar work on carrages. Horses shoed. No. 7 Rtvor street, Honolulu. Engneers, Machnsts. Blacksmth and Bolermakers. Frst class work at reasonable rate. Modern Show Wndow llumnaton No modem store can afford to use any other than electrc lght. Wth the prsm reflector and gem metalzcd lamp t s possble to flood a large area wth brllancy at a very moderate cost. Ths s the nearest approach to daylght whch can be made. For partculars call Man 390. awa lan Kng Street near Alakea-- Hand-mad- e, Harness and Saddlery. Full lne of all Horse Goods Repars to Harness, Saddles, Trunks, Sut Cases and Bags. ALL WORK CALLED FOR AND DELVERED. 82 Knur btrcet, near Fort --Tp TVTnn 427 Those 907 Model Hammerless, Treble Bolted They range n prce from $25.00 to $ f you,are lookng for somethng real nce n the shot gun lne, call and see ths lot.. t We scl J3Lns on tne nstallment plan, whch makes t easy for you lo shoot a good one. E. O; HALL & SON, LTD, Fort and Kng Sts. moro dangerous? to tho dovotees tha to the bystanders. Chcago News. Even under the sod, what hope s there for tho man who must bo swatted n a trust-mad- q shroud, burled,n a trust-mad- e coflln, entrust hs memory to a trust-mad- o Ueads,toao, wnpreon lttlo angels made by a trust,- - look down upon hs last rostlng placo,? r--bt, Paul Dspatch. ONrnn uaqrap. Out u movq b you, llsn UgjTo STENWAY TORO &rl lny sold 0 Tobncco Co. DSTRBUTORS NEW rnn EEv Catton, 0AU CARRAGE MANUFACTURNG CO. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offlce. ectrc Co THEY HAVE COME! & Cents NeJl THACA SHOT GUNS & Co. Man 390 es, and 9.78 per cent, were to enforce demands for a reducton of hours. Cable Address: "Armtage," Honolulu. Only 3.74 per cent, cf the strkes were sympathetc. The most m Lleber Code. portant cause of lockouts was dsputes concernngrecognton of unon Postofflce Box C83. Telephone Man 0. and unon rules and employers organzaton, wfch alone and com bned wth other causes produced nearly one-ha- lf j cfall lockouts, and ncluded more than one-ha- lf of all establshments nvolved n lockouts. HARRY ARMTAGfe Strkes for ncrease of wages have been more successful than those for any qther cause, havng entrely faled n only.36 per cent, of Broker.,., Htoolc and Kona the establshments nvolved n strkes for that cause, whle the next MEMBER OF HONOLULU most successful, those aganst ncrease of hours, entrely faled n STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. per cent., of the establshments nvolved. Strkes concernng recogn ton of unon and unon rules entrely faled n per cent, of the Offce: establshments nvolved, and sympathetc strkes, themost unsuccessful df all, entrely faled n per cent, of the establshments nvolved. Campbell Block, Merchant Street he year 894 stands out n the hstory of thoountry as the year HONOLULU, T. H. most notable for the great number of workers thrqvvn out of wofk by strkes, over 660,000 employes beng thrown out..of work by,340 strkes, undertaken by 505,049 strkers n 896 establshments, and pastng an average of 32.4 days n each establshment nvolved, Honolulu ron Works.! Phono STEAM ENGNE8, 8UGAR MLLS, BOLER8, OOOLER8, RON, BRA88 AND LEAD CA8TNG8. Machnery of Every Descrpton Made to Order. Partcular Attenton pad to Shp Blackamlthng. Job Work Executed on Short Notce Tho largor tho bluff tho Btnallor t looks whon callod. Toll a woman about a your nftqr nwrloko that alo mght lmvo tlong bausr and, alo wll not lgny umcneo News, Save Money BY BUYNG AT E.W. Jordan & Co. NOW ON OP FOR ONE WEEf We have Added Corsets n ons 9 bens b rbt Look At Our Wndow Someteng New For Danty Lunche Our manager personally selected n New York the chocest entrees and delcatessen mported from France and Germany. For the preparaton of temptng salads, sandwches, etc., they.cannot be equaled ; and besdes are sqmethngnew ry some at your next card party or day s outng. Henry May & Co., Ltd., Wholesale 92-- PHONES- - From Dstller to Consumer No wholesalers profts. Drect shppers of HGH GRADE AMERCAN WHSKES. The Standard and well known brands : J. A. McBrayer, R. B. Hayder, Gbsons Rye, Lacey & Rchfeld. mported and Calforna Table Wnes and Lquors...v- - ; LEWS & CO., LTD. Telephone Man 240, Wne MERCHANT TALOR. Suts Made to Order. Best Lnen Duck and Slk Pongee. All Suts la the Latest Style. 006 Nuuanu, near Kng, P. O. Box 947. "V. SH, Corner Beretana and Nuuanu Bta. JAPANE8E DRUGG8T8 GENERAL MERCHANDSE All Knds ot Amercan Patent Med clnes at Low Prces. Won Lou & Co. Plumbers and Tnners 77 Hotel (Street near Maunaltea, Cellars. JtV 93 Fort street ALL , Retal 69 Kng Street KNDS Cash Regster Typewrter Mmeograph Globe CARD and Werncke SYSTEMS Hawaan Offce Specalty COMPANY MATTESJES J. HOPP A CO. 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5 . V. m M WlfW r--m w. a w-- w n w. r Nn.KAKn fflmkmra STRAUS ADDRESSES GALLERY nnlb CUtl men nnomnoc uvuw0buf--. v ; u.f m.un.. r uwuul TfMT Only Frst-Cla- ss Work and Guaranteed, or no charge. FUJ PHOTOGRAPH BEST FVE MYRTLE GGA FTZ PATRCK GENT CGAR GALLERY r! TO ATTRACT THE JAPANESE TRADE vfrttan n tub natt.v NPPU JJ, tho most popular and wdely crculated evenng paper among the Japanese colony. JOB PRNTNG A SPECALTY wth ether language or Japanese, Chnese, Korean or Sngllsh.... The Nppu Jj Co., Ltd., f T. SOGA, Manager Phone Man 48. Hotel Street near Nuuanu. A. N. Sanford GRADUATE t OPTCAN Boston Buldng- - Fort St HoS 06 along wth effcent seryce ard qualty beyond compare h av e won a place for our meals. ALEXANDER YOUNG CAFE Corner Hotel and Bshop Sts. " NOT MERE TALK. Some of the advertsements appearng n tho papers are consdered as hot.nlr. Ths s true ot but one and that one s Justfable, but wth any statement made relatve to Halelwa Hotel there s no occason for the usual gran of salt wth whch smlar statements aro taken. There s no placo n tho Terrtory for genuno pleasure and rest to compare wth ths; tho manager s on tho qu vvo at all tmes for means ot ontortanng hs guests. Just now thero s a scarcty ot roonw Jut persons telephonng thomanagor may bo accommodated, St. Qlalr Bd-goo- d! Manngor,. " FJn,Jpb Prntng, RS TORE KU5 Agents Hawa COLUMBA AND SAN PEDRO DD NOT OBEY LAWS AS TO NAVGA TON. SAN FRANCSCO, August 3. Although no wtnesses appeared yestor-da- y afternoon at the Columba wreck nvestgaton, Captan Bermlngham.de-termlne- d to contnue the nvestgaton untl Monday afternoon at oclock, when a last opportunty wll be gjven for any one who wshes to testfy. Practcally all the offcers and crew ot the Columba, and the prncpal offcers of the San Pedro have told ther stores and two passengers have been wtnesses. Both Captan Bermlngham and the attorneys n the case have reached the concluson that nothng more can be learned. The most mportant fact whch has been brought out s that both vessels were runnng at full speed n a dense fog, whch s expressly forbdden bj the Unted States navgaton laws. Beyond that, both vessels contnued at full speed after they- heard each - others fog sgnals. t s the habt of coast skppers to run at full speed durng a fog and that fact, f true,r renders a repetton of the dsaster possble and almost lkely. DALYTTOflEPORT Between Boards: 00 Olaa, Sesson Sales: $25. Quotatons., Bd. Asked. C. Brewer 95".00? Ewa Plan. Co Hawaan Com Haw. Sug. Co Honokaa 0. bo Honomu Sug. Co Haku Sugar Co Kahuku Khe Plan. Co 7.00 Koloa Sugar Co , McBrydeS. Co Oahu Sugar Co Onomea Ookala 9.00 Olaa Sug.. Co 3,375 S.C25 Olowalu Co aauhau Sug. Co G.00 Pacfc Sugar Mll.,v 0.00 Pala Popeekeo, Plonoor Mll Co Wnlalu Agr. Go, fj,gq Walnamlo Hug, Go,, 02,60... Wnlmea 8ng. Mll,,,, CQ.OQ J. f. Go wm 0 tar-grac- On Monday, August 5th wc wll open our New Fotograph Gallery on unon street cor. note. vv.e Have a specal department for fnsh-n- c THE HUMORST MEETS NEW YORK Kodak Flms, naknr enlnrn-nmnntnn v!rws TVvplnnnnf ntf NTERVEWERS N CHARACTER Prntng for amateurs. We wll also take your settngs n Japanese STC MOOD. NEW YORK, July 22. Mark Twan arrved home ths afternoon after hs sx weeks stav n England. The dlenltv ot hs Oxford degreo of doctor of lte rature, for whch he went to the Englsh seat of learnng, does not appear to welch heavly on hm. although. wth a. merry twnkle n hs eye, he sad he wshed that hs Amercan frends would understand that from now on ho s Doctor demons wth the accent very strongly on the "Doctor." "Just how many old frends are co- - lng to get away from callng me "Mark" ls somethng they wll have to work out for themselves" ho sad, "and when those see me n my new cap and gown they wll be bound to fall." Mark Twan was as usual, the center of an admrng group of women when the reporter greeted hm aboard the Atlantc Transport Company, steamshp Mnnetonka at Quarantne upon her arrval ths afternoon. He came over n cabn 23. but sad t had no sgnfcance and was a poor Joke. "How do you lke Amerca?" the reporters all asked at once. " was afrad would be asked that queston," began Doctor Clemons, but before he got any further another was fred at hm. "Have, you seen the Statue of Lberty?" " declne to commt myself, young men; you cannot trap me nto dam agng admssons." Gettng down to hs stay n Eng land, he was asked about hs dnner wth Kng Edward. "Dd you enjoy tho dnner very much?" "The Kng dd." "What dd you thnk of the Knc? When Tm Sullvan returned a short tme ago he sad.eds all rght: lke hm. He s the goods. " am not competng wth Mr. Sul lvan," repled the humorst. Doctor Clemons was asked about the handsonle Ascot Gold Cup whch uad dsappeared shortly after hs arrval n England and whch the Englsh re porters had humorously connected wth hs arlval. Oh, yes; have the cup on board. and hope some of you reporters are slck enough to help me smuggle t through the Custom House. t would be. JjjQ.bad to gve. t. up.after gettng. so close to home wth t. But, ddnt get the Dubln Jewels. Wth the char-- acter. they gave me over on the other sde should certanly not have left the case. would have taken both." he added. Doctor Clemons sad that t was all a.mstake that the Englsh could not understand a Joke. " had not tne slghtest trouble n gettng mne through ther heads," he sad. Asked about hs appearance n tho 6bby ot Browns Hotel, n London n hs pajamas and bathrobe pror to walkng across the street to the bath club, he sad: "When a man reaches my age he has certan prvleges that young men cannot have. dd that and there s absolutely nothng mproper n t." "Are the Englsh women as attractve as those n Amerca?" was another queston. "That s too leadng and refuse to commt myself," was the dplomatc reply. Dr. Clemens sad that he had enjoyed hs trp abroad mmensely, and that the people, had treated hm royally. nformed that the old Clemens homestead n Hannbal. Mo., was soon to be sold, Mr. Clemens repled that to hs knowledge the old homestead had burned down four tmes. Pressed to tell the best Joke he had heard n England, Mr. Clemens declned to tell any Jokes he had heard, sayng that ho could get 30 cents a word for them and that thero were no nght rates. A woman s never happy unless sho has confdence n her husband and her dressmaker. ts tho unexexpocted that always happens except when a man makes a fool of hmself. Thero s a ray of hope for tho boy who wears curls f ho hates them. Nahku Rubber 00.M) Oahu Ralway Honolulu B. & M. Co Haw. Tor. 4s Haw. Ter. 4s, R, Haw. Tor s Haw. Ter. 4 l Haw Tor s Haw. Govt. 5s Cal. Ref, Co. Cs Haku Sug. Cs Hamakua Dtch. Gs Hon. R. T. C 00,00 Oahu Ralway Cs Qlan Rug, Oh, 6.00 Eln 0 JW.00 J0JU)().WulUlu Cm M Molryle ft,47,00 6,0( " : " N THE CRCUT COURT Of- TllS - Frst Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa At Chambers n Probate. n the Matter of the Estate ot Mar Castle, of Honolulu, Oahu, deceased. Order of Notce of Hearng Petton ror Probnto of Wll. JJ UKll MJfJKJ AL Honolulu Haw A Document purportng to bo the FOR SALE. Last Wll and Tentnment of Mary Castle, late of Honolulu, Oahu, deceased, BARGAN NO.. LARGE AND REPRESENTATVE O ATHERNG ON THE ROOK GARDEN havng Eght on mnutes the.. day rde on of July, A. D. electrc cars 907. OF THE YOUNG HOTEL YESTERDAY AFTERNOON SECRETARY Lot 20x20. been presented to sad Probate Court, Threo cottage, and a Potltlon bult for Probate bed-roo- OF COMMERCE AND m flvo LABOR SA YS HE WLL TRY TO GVE BETTER years ago. thereof, prayng for the ssuance of SHPPNG RULES. Prce, Letters? Easy Tostamentary terms. to W. R, Castle, O. P. Castle and L. T. Peck havng BARGAN NO. 2. f. been fled by sad W. R. Castle. Property Bltuated near town. Flvo t s Ordered thnt Monday, the Cth One of the largest and most representatve Cathernes that ms gvrv at and tar ourselves to have to go down n our own pockets mnutes walk from center of ctv. day of September, A. D. 907, at 9 Three cottagos brngng rase a monthly onojgh oclock a. m., ot snld day, at tho Court tended nn nfternoon meetng here, ntended to Secretary Straus and other n money to help the Board or rcntnl of? Health. Room of sad Court at Alllolanl Hale, Prce, Panama tho pest Easy rdden, yellow terms. bo and the samo la hereby apponted upeal.ers at the Young Hotel yesterday afternoon. Thurston and as the Phlppnes and the sland of A Ueanh nronorlv nt- Wntnlnn nmnn Wll and hearng sad applcaton. Tever, plague nfected dstrct, as well BARGAN NO. 3. tho tme and placo for provng sad who represented the dfferent Cuba have been made santary by the for cash. Partculars nt our offce. t s Further Ordered, that notce, Commercal bodes spoke wth forceful manner on the needs and requrements ot Hawa. Presdent Smth of the Chamber of Commerce ntroduced tho dfferent speakers. Thurston sad n part: " nm not here today to make any set speech, but am gong to try to let our honored guest the Secretary of Commerce and Labor know some of our needs and the condtons here n the slands. The Terrtory n the past has been vsted by a number of Con gressmen and also by Secretary Taft n an ncdental way, but ths s the frst tme that we have been vsted by a Cabnet offcer. You are hero n nn offcal, way and aro n a better poston to explan to Washngton what our condtons are and what we need. Wo aro the only ono of the Terrtores outsde of the manland that s self supportng. Guam ard Samoa are only coalng statons for the navy, whle the ctzens of Porto Rco are not ctzens of the Unted States. The Phlppnes lke tho famous coffn of Mahomet are nether n heaven or on earth, and so long as they are possessons of the Unted States wll be the treasnrv for mllons of good Unted States money. We turn nto the Treasury of the Unted States every year after navlnr all the expenses of the Federal govern ment over one mllon dollars. Mnd you we are not complanng about ths as we are good Amercan ctzens but the money that s pad on the manland s spent there whle we have none to spend here. Federal bulldncs...fortfcatons, breakwaters, and tne Naval staton at Pearl Harbor are about to be bult, after those are fnshed thero wll stll be a dran nn t lm Terrtory and t seems to me that the money mat s to be spent on these m provements mght be made to do cood n some other drecton, We only need two publc buldngs one here and one n Hllo. HfnoluhrHarborlsnnnrT nl fnshed for the amount of commerce that s n sght, and Hllo needs a new harbor. t seems to me that the monev could be put to some other good usage. "The matter of publc health s one of the thngs that wo are very anxous about;. Wo are the buffer between the Orent where nl dsease starts not only for San Francsco but also to the whole of the Unted States. Wo have no money for carryng on ths work, and when any scare comes up here we GONE BACK government but stll we aro allowed to suffer n slence. f you should go on top of Punchbowl and look down on the cty you would fnd that a good part of the land was swamps, and where the mosquto that breeds yellow fever and dsease makes ts home. Ths should be flled n but we have not the money to do ths work and t seems only rght that the government should do as much for us as she has done for other places. Another thng that should be taken up wth the government s the school queston. n a communty wth a populaton of about 50,000 people there are about ten thousand Amercans, Germans, Englsh and Portuguese. Most ot the rest are Japanese, Chnese, Porto Rlcans and Koreans who n tme to come wll be Amercan,, ctzens. "Any attempt on tho part of the govt emnent to bar out the Japanese wll not solvo tho problem here. Labor and captal s what we need hero and as Chna s barred to us and the expense n brngng people from Europe s so great the only country left s Japan." Thurston also spoke on the steamshp queston. McCandless followed Thurston and spoke on the need of better steamer servce. n bref he stated that any number ot people would come here, except for the fact that they were not at all sure when they could get home. Any number of excursons have been planned from the manland but there were no steamers to carry them, and the busness of the town depended largely on the tourst busness. n hs reply the Secretary spoke n part as follows: " thnk that ths meetng should have beer called for me to hear addresses rather than to mako one. All that can say to you, gentlemen, aro smply plattudes. have been verv much nterested n the graphc and careful remarks of Mr. Thurston and of Mr. McCandless and much nstruct. ed. wsh also to tell you that, whle occupy tho poston of a member of tho cabnet, am not, to quote Speaker Cannon the whole shootng match. presde over the Department of Commerce and Labor whch has very extensve Jursdcton and am very careful to keep wthn the lmts ol LTTTrJf-- S Contnued on Page Sx. TO CHNA. FOR RENT. Klug Street Berctanla Street Walkkl Beach Berctanla Street Pensacola Street Wlder Avonuo Lunallo Street Lunalllo Street Matlock Avenue FURNSHED. Kng Street?40.00 Maklkl Street bo. 00 Pearl Cty Prospect Street Knau Street Henry Waterhouse Trust Co,, ltd Real Estate Deoartment. Fort and Merchant Sta.. Honolulu. Classfed Advertsng lloom and Board Room and board for gentleman. Prvate famly. Maklkl. Address, "A," Star Offce. WANTED. Agents to sell our flvo dollars gra- - nhonhono. - Thrnn n - nn -- w rnllnt.....n.. U4J n cnmmlrrtnna onollv nmln rn. nt our Hotel St., store, opposte Palm Cafe. Benson, Smth and Co., Ltd. Try the Wllam Penn and tba Ada Una Pattl the kng and queen vana cgars. of H A compostor. Apply at Star Offce. For Sale f you tro lookng for a cood Be cgar try the Doctor or Tho Rough- - rders at the Myrtle Cgar Storo or Fltzpatrlck Bros. PUB SECRETARY LOEB SAYS ORDER FOR BATTLESHP MOVEMENT STLL STANDS. OYSTER BAY, N. Y., August. shavng mugs, brushes and soaps must Secretary Loeb sad today that thero bo thoroughly cleaned wth hot water had been no change n the plans to before uso on any person and under send the "Atlantc battleshp fleet to no crcumstances wll soled towels be tho Pacfc ocean and that tho neces permtted for wpng or dryng tho sary preparatons for the trp are now faces of patrons. beng made by the Navy Department. RULE 8. Tho use ot alum or other Upon ther completon and approval by tho Presdent the voyage wll bo begun when the Presdent gves the word. Loeb made ths statement ncdentally by sayng that thero was no foundaton for tho report that Secretary Metcalf had been or would be asked to resgn from the Cabnet because of hs announcement that tho fleet would bo n San Francsco harbor n tho near future. Loeb sad thero was no reason for crtcsm of Secretary Motcalf on account ot hs announcement. Secretary Loebs statement that the fleet wll go to the Paclflo s regarded here as sgnfcant as beng the frst drect announcement to that effect made at Oyster Bay. WASHNGTON, August. No protest uus been receved from the Japanese Government aganst tho plan to send the Atlantc battleshp fleet to tho Pacfc and none s expected. t ponted out that 3 no bass exsts for complant, as the fleet s to reman Amercan waters. Fne Job Prntlnc. Star Offce. NEW ADVERTSEMENTS bvauthorty Scaled tenders wll bo receved at tho offce ot the Department of Publc nstructon not lator than 2 m., Monday, AuguBt 9th, 907, for furnshng patent desks to varous schools n the Terrtory. Tondors must be submtted on blank proposals furnshed by tho Department of Publc nstructon whch may be had upon applcaton at tho Departments offce or from L. Uv-- nrnncq, Hllo. The Sumrlntsndant of rlllq nstructon rmrsm thu rght to raj tat any or all W. U. AUTT, gupgrlnuutlnt of Publc, nstructon. n thereof be gven, by publcaton onca a week for three successve weeks n The Hnwalan Star newspaper, tho last publcaton to bo not loss than ton days prevous to the tme theroln ap ponted for hearng. Dated at Honolulu, T. H., July (Sgd.), W. J. ROBNSON. Thrd Judgo of tho Crcut tho Frst Crcut. Attest: (Sgd.) L. P. SCOTT, Clerk. ts ug. 9, c, 23, 30. Court of Offce ot the Board of Health. Honolulu, Hawa, August 3, 907. At a meetng of the Board of Health held July 3st, 907, the followng rules relatng to barber shops, were adontcd n accordanco wth Act 70, Sesson Laws of 907, and made a part of tho Rules and Regulatons or the Board of Health. RULES AND REGULATONS FOR THE REGULATON OF ALL BAR- BER SHOPS N THE TERRTORY OF HAWA, UNDER ACT LAWS OF 907. RULE. All barber shops shall hereafter bo requred to keep ther premses n an absolute santary condton ns follows: Tho floors shall be dsnfected, wasn-- ed and scrubbed wth hot water und strong soan or lye. twce each week. the woodwork.and furnture shall be dsnfected and cleaned wth a damp cloth.. RULE 2. The brushes, towels. and lnens must bo sterlzed or boled before use. RULE 3. The razors, dnners and scssors must bo thoroughly cleaned after use on each customer. RULE 4. All razor strops must uo kept n thoroughly clean condton. RULE 5. Tho hands must bo thoroughly cleaned before begnnng on each customer. RULE C. All tools UBcd on one customer must bo thoroughly cleaned and dsnfected boforo usng tho second tlmo n order to guard aganst tho transmsson ot skn dseases. RULE 7. The uso of snoneea and powder puffs are strctly forbdden and substances used to stop tho flow of blood must be used only n powdered or lqud form. RULE 9. All barber shoos must have at least one wash basn or wash snk n tho same, tho floors under whch must be protected wth somo materal mpervous to water and f nganst tho wall, the walls must also bo protected and no lnclosuro of any knd wll be permtted nround wash basns or wash snks n barber shops. RULE 0. The shelvng and recep tacles for the storage of towels must be left open to sunlght and ar whero-ov- er practcable. RULE. No food-stuf- or artcles fs of Tood wll bo pormtted to bo kept for sale n any barber shop and all barber Bhops must bo entrely cut off from any placo whore artcles of food aro kept for sale. THE BOARD OF HEALTH, By ts Presdent, (Sgned) L. E. PNKHAM. Attest: (Sgned) C. CHARLOOK, Secretary, Board of Health. heroby sancton and npprovo tho v foregong Rules and Regulatons. (Sgned) G. R. CARTER, Governor of tho Terrtory of Hawa. VALUABLE BOOK FOR SALE. A book nonnlnln n TTfo..tnn m O...auuuw otuuu of Oahu ColUgo, by W. D. Alexander L.L.D., togethsr wth a full lst of offcers, nstructors nnd BtudenU from S4 to 900 nclusve, s for wlo nt t, offlco of Jonathan Shaw, Room 205 Buldng Bethel street. PrlCO Of tho book twantv.nvu rwntn enol. JONATHAN UAW. llyslnew Agent Onlu Qnllef, B&. Slflr OMm. J7

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Mosquto Nettng and Stylsh Holokus made to your wshes. HOP WO. 2 Nuuanu Street JAPANESE AND AMERCAN DRY GOODS. Straw Hat Manufactured. K. FUKURODA, FUJ PHQTOGRAPH GALLERY Unon cor. Hotel, P. O. Box 720. SLBBPLBSSNBSS You wll have no dffculty n procurng roet and sleop f you wll lot Dr. Mllsa Nervne soothe and strengthen tho tred, agtated, weakened bran norvoa. So long aa they reman n thla condton, you wll be restless, wel-oqr- q rrltflhjo, melancholy. You are to your mousy baok f flrtt hour dam not lsln. Fne JQb PlMlDf Lr Qfflco, POLO SPORTS TO-MORR- OW WLL DRAW CROWO PRACTCE YESTERDAY BY MAU TEAM SHOWED SOME STtDNu PLAYNG. The Maul team held ther last prac tlce yesterday mornng at Moanalua and everythng s n readness for tho whstle of the umpre tomorrow. tlhe grounds were very soggy on account of the recent heavy rans and the players dd a good deal of slppng, lmt n spte of that played very well. A polo expert who has seen both teams at practce says that the Maul team s much stronger n httng tho ball, whle the team work of the lo cal team s better than the Maul boys. The Maul pones are faster than tho local mens, but the dfference n tho grass on the polo grounds s a great help to local pones. The game wll start sharply at 3 oclock and the presence of a large crowd s expected, as nearly every means of transportaton has been secured n advance, to say nothng ot prvate rgs and automobles. CONES T BRNGS SURPRSE McKEEVER MAY PLAY WTH ROTH TO DETERMNE THE CHAMPON SHP. One of the bggest surprses that happened n tenns for a long tme was the defeat yesterday of Brock by McKeever. The Ewa man played a very steady and clock-lk- e game whle Brocks came was far from beng good From the present ndcatons t looks as f McKeever wll have a chance to nlav Roth ths year for the champon shp. Warren who mght have.had a chance to wn n the tournament wll leave on Wednesday by the Alameda and therefore wll be out of the run nng altogether. Krumbhaar hal very lttle dffculty n defeatng J. V, 2, Cooke by the score 2. of The other results yesterday were as fol lows: A. McKeever beat A. T. Brock, 3, -- 0; R. A. Cooke beat R. Reltow, 4, 3; W. Wllamson beat H. 4- -, E. Savage, 4, 2; W. Wllamson 4, beat Greenfeld, ; H. G. Dllngham beat M. Keklhlo, 2, 2; 6-- S. 4, H. Derby beat F. E. Steere, 7, 4; C. C. Krumbhaar beat J. P. 6-- Cooke, 2, 2; A... Derby beat J. Waterhouse, 6-- 2, The followng matcnes wll be played today, all on the Pacfc Tenns Clubs courts: 46clock: E. B. Kennedy vs. A. J. Lowrey; 4:30 oclock, C. G. Bockus vs. R. A. Cooke; 5 oclock, Dr. Blanchard vs. H. S. Grey. sport notes: The senor crew of the Healanl Boat Club are fast gettng nto shape for the comng race wth the Myrtles on Regatta Day. The boys have not yet gotten down to the fne work n rowng, but by the tme that the race wll be run they wll be n the pnk of condton. The crew s rowng n the followng order at present: Bow, E. Fernandez; No. 2, Joe Archer; No. 3, Bob Clark; No. 4, Mark Robnson; No. 5, Alfred Blackman; Stroke, Henry OSullvan, The yacht Healanl that has been out of commsson for some tme wll, n all probablty, be put nto commsson very shortly agan by her owners, Cecl Brown and Frank Hatch. wll Dxon wll be gven charge of her and she wll be a welcome addton to the fleet of the Hawa Yacht Club. She has been out of commsson for some tme, and n the next race ought to be able to gve a good account of herself. On Saturday the crcket teams from the Cableshp and the local team wll play a return match at th Mnkllcl grounds. Some good crcket ;can be looked for as both teams have been puttng n some hard practce. There s so much ovldence that Roosevelt la takng n complete rest that the gossps aro bocomlng nlarmod lost mght be somethng the matter wth hm. Phladelpha nqulror. Snorng h no mm for rlvorae, says New York Jmlgo, but t! n mm of mewl other thngs n flats and tlwmlng mv. GOLFNG HAVNG A LOCAL ROOM SOME OF HAWAS ENTHUSASTS WOULD LKE TO ENTER AGANST CALFORNA CHAMPONS. Tho comng golf tournament for tho champonshp of the slands s caus ng no end of speculaton among tho golfers here n town. The date has not been decded upon as yet, but t wll probably be held some tme about the mddle of September. t s rather hard to pck the wnner, but t s thought that the race s among about eght players. Tho players from the other slands are an unknown quantty. "Golf wth ts ups and downs s a very uncertan game at all tmes." Some of the best players m the country today have been beaten by other mens who dd not come anywhere near them when they were n form. To be good at golf one has to play the game constantly, and to keep at weak ponts. The course nt the Country Club hero s one of tho best natural courses n the country today, and n a very lttle whle wll be far ahead of a good many courses that are consdered to be tho best today. One has to take a good deal nto consderaton when playng at the Country Club. Wnd, dstance and drecton are ttte prncpal thngs that have to be thought ot there. On other courses the wnd does not play such an mportant part. The strong trades blowng over the Pall and down the valley have a tendency to carry the ball away from the hole,.whle a ball drven rght nto the Wnd wll nvarably be carred n just about the rght drecton. The comng champonshps on the Pacfc Coast wll be played very shortly somewhere n Cal forna and many would lke to have a team chosen to represent the slands The frst four players n the Mclnernj Cup tournament would make a very good team. The foursome tournament wn oe payea sometme tns monm and some good matches can be expect ed. CENTURY OR PLANS FOR SOME NTERESTNG CONTESTS AT THE RACE TRACK BENG DSCUSSED. The Endurance race around the sland next Sunday for the cup gven by the von Hamm-Youn- g Co. s causng a good deal of nterest among the dfferent automoble owners n town. The run s gong to be a great Success, t the entres have anythng to do wth t. Nearly twenty people have sgn- - led ther ntentons to go, and all aro anxous to have ther names nscrbed on the cup. The race wll be a good endurance test, as the course s rather a hard one, and the odds are such that a car wll have to do some tall gong to fn sh wth perfect scores. Every ono who s entered n the race s asked to be on hand before 8 oclock, as numbers and sgns wll be gven out then, and other matters explaned before the start at 8 sharp. The cars wll three-mnutstart at e ntervals, and wll go over the Pall road to Kahuku. A stop wll be allowed there for a half an hour, when they wll contnue to Halewa. One hour.wll be allowed there for lunch and then the return to town. All cars must carry an offcal observer, who wll note any stoppage and the length and cause of same. Some of the places on the weather sde of the sland are very sandy, and t would be very much better to have the cars equpped wth non-skdddevces so that they would not snk down n the sand, ana perhaps put them out of the race, when everythng else was runnng well. The commttee of the Automoble Club s very anxous to have the races on- Labor Dayjf they can be arranged, and t seems that t would be a good thng for the sport to have them, one of the members stated. The dea s to lvdo the cars nto classes and to start them at one mnute ntervals nstead of placng them all n lne as on larger tracks. Tho danger would not ue so great, and better tme would bo made on the track n the park, anda t has been decded by the commttee of the Honolulu Automoble Club that n the run on Sunday the owners lttle practce wll enable every drver can put on skddng devces wthout to take tho turns at full speed. Tho beng penalzed. only work that s necessary on the oourso s to sarapo and roll t and SO QUET. ether wator or ol t the day bofore tho raco. The flvo md ton mle racoa should bo vory exnltlf, us they gve a car tho ohnnce to warm up. t s possble that a ffty or n hundred mllo raco wll bo ana of tho events and t wollrt ho a vory ood tejst for oars, That rage would no doubt he free for all, and the fllul would le a matter of loult untj tle tal lop, barrng Racsms. E THE HAWAAN fltar, FRDAY, AUGUST 9, 907. STRAUS LOCAL ADDRESSES BUSNESS MEN (Contnued from Pago Flvo). that executve department and fnd that have my hands full even then. " have been very agreeably surprsed nt what have found hero. know very lttle of the Hawaan slands ana found that had learned very lttle by readng about them and from hearsay. do not wsh to complment you n dle phrase but must say that have been gratfed nt meetng buc energetc capable wdeawake men as you have here n all grades and occupatons. am gratfed to fnd Amercans so well represented n these slands. We have always mantaned that the Amercan crucble was the most effectve ever held out to all comers. We are a very modern na ton and even datng back to the tme of the landng of the Plgrm Fathers we aro very young, but from all parts of Europe and to a lmted extent from all parts of the world enterprsng mmgrants have been comng to us and our Amercan deals have strengthened and grown from year to year. "n speakng to a number of the gentlemen here one fear seems to oe that Amercan deals mght dsappear from the slands unless more Amer cans could be nduced to come here than seems to be the drawng capacty of the slands. nm therefore grat fled to hear from Mr. Thurston that there s no danger on ths score. All members of the Club or anyone ownng automobles are asked to send n ther names to the commttee f they are wllng to enter cars for the race, so that the commttee wll havo somethng to work on. The Greaest CAN USE AN For Mll arm tlock T S A WANT AND A NECESSTY.- - Heres a chance to get a New Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock absolutely free. Ths s a STAR premum and t beats anythng ever put out. ndeed, weve spread ourselves to secure an unusually attractve, durable and Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock. They aell everywhere for FVE DOLLARS, but readers of THE STAR can secure one absolutely free. 9 am pleased becauso bellovo that he s very conversant wth the stuaton lllll HUO VUV UUU U UlUUlU w grasp the facts of the matter. " have knowledgo and experence of the fact touched on so emphatcally by both Mr. Thurston and Mr. McCand- - less that one of the greatest shortcomngs n the way of the progress of tho slands s that there s not suffcent communcaton between the slands and the manland. Ths you mnt havo and you ought to have, and, speakng ndvdually and offcally, pronlso you that shall do everythng n get- wthn my power to assst you tng the shppng facltes that you need. beleve that f you had these that all the other complants that you have been justfed n makng wll remedy themselves. " have seen much of the world. am famlar wth those places whch are the favored lands for toursts and my eght days stay here has convnced mo that there s no land on the face of the earth, consderng clmate and populaton and consderng beauty and attractveness of scenery and charms of hosptalty, whch offers so much lo the tourst ether n health or pleasure as ths Eden of tho Pacfc. had no dea of t. As an llustraton, receved letters n the mal from frends and relatves sympathzng wth me and wth Mrs. Straus that we were compelled to benr the terrble heat of Honolulu. Of course, we laughed, for our only regret was that crcumstances would not permt us to pass the whole of the summer here. " regard these slands as of the hghest mportance, not only to the nhabtants of them but also to us. am wonderfully mpressed wth the breadth and toleraton of sprt that pervades here. Here natons meet as brothers n the closest amty and frendshp. see no street brawls, see no drunkenness. am sorry to msgvngs. t has occurred to mo that hear that you havo drunkenness here, wlth ubrlculturo n all ts forms one but have seen no quarrels. And you of are as free to quarrel as any, but you tho mmt,)a8cg of erlty lnat lf mnnlementnry,m,stral occupaton do not seem to ndulge n ths prlv- - won,d,mvo lege You are teachng not only us amj ono but all natons a lesson n toleraton, j, her Qf cours0 You are teachng us how Orentals and R,8 other natons can come and lve to- - caser tq mngb than tq gether n harmony, wthout n any thm a CBpecally for n wwcomep nb l but wab way Jarrng each others sensblty. n your wonderful museum and saw Ths s ndeed a most valuable lesson. that there was or had been a wonderful " can well see, and doubtless n tme capacty among the natve populaton we wll all realze t, that n shapng for hand weavng. Such s a capacty our laws for the eghty mllons onbnaml by nany of tho orental na the manland we must see how thoy3 tons, and t occurred to me what a laws wll ft condtons for whch wo splendd ndustry could bo created here are responsble n the Terrtoral pos lf the Turksh carpet ndustry were ngrafted. thnk that t would be a sessons dstant from our manland and, ns have sad, you arc followng very easy matter to do t. The product the very wsest course of havng you s a staple artcle n great demand and condtons understood by those who wth no danger of ever gluttng the shape the laws., market, as t s all hand work and " have been nduced to step a lttle there s no machne competton to way out of my department through fear. mentoned ths matter to Judge the nvtaton and urgent nslstance ot Dole, tellng, hm flnt thought the Admral Very and went to Pearl Har- ndustry would develop a pecular bor. am not a naval man but can see the value to commerce of havng Pearl Harbor ftted so you can hde away all the naval vessels comng here ard make room n your other harbor for the vessels of commerce. am not opposed to a strong navy. beleve n a strong navy whch s tho best guarantee of a long and a lastng peace and do not know a better place to keep a large share of that navy than n your beautful rearl Harbor and feel convnced that Pearl harbor wll be thoroughly equpped for the purpose whch have stated. " am pleased to nearn tfrom Mr. Thurstons remarks that so far as the commercal nterests of the slands are concerned you are able to take care of Premum Offer Ever Made & J3 O. ;p n? Parlor Alarm Clock 5 THS LLUSTRATON WLL OVK THE READER A GOOD DEA OF THE APPEARANCE OF THE NEW ORNAMENTAL PAR- LOR ALARM CLOCK, BUT THE ACTUAL SZE OF THE CLOCK S MUCH LARGER; T STANDS ABOUT 2 NCHES HGH AND S MASSVE N APPEARANCE. T S MADE OF EBONZED BAR BUFF GUN METAL, OF VERY ORNAMENTAL DESGN, AND S FTTED WTH AN EXTRA LOUD BELL.ENTRELY HDDEN FROM VEW. phase here and would produce a Hawaan carpet wth some of the colors that envronment would suggest. have ths thought and gve t for what t s worth. " shall go home wth a great deal of nformaton regardng tho condtons here. even place a greater value upon the mportance of Hawa to the manland than you, n your modesty, put upon t, and feel most hopeful for your future. But agan say that what s needed most s not only frequent, but elegant, accommodatons by steamshp between the manland and here. Your country s beautful, but even t we of the manland can get passage here we want to know that we can get away. thank you, gentlemen, very much and wsh you every suc them yourselves. t s certanly very reassurng to know that your problems cess, and shall do everythng wthn can bo met because have heard that my power to ad you n ganng that your future was vewed wth some success. Readers of THE STAR onolulu Parlor V e Alan CLOCK STANDS ABOUT TWELVE NCHES HGH. Cll Guaranteed by Manufacturer to be a perfect tmepece. The clock can be seen at THE STAR offce. t s an attractve pece of furnture and when you aee t you jvlll want one to replace,that cheap nckel affar whch s usually called an Alarm Clock. Ths clock s ade of Gun Metal and the movement s guaranteed tr keep absolutelycorrect tme. 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7 v THE HAWAAN STAR, FRDAY, AUGUST-- 9, 907. SEVEN THE Bank of Hawa LMTED. ncorporated Under the Laws of the Terrtory of Hawa. CAPTAL, SURPLUS AND $,04, OFFCERS. PROFTS Charles M. Cooke Presdent nt P. C. Jones Frst F. W. Macfarlano...2nd C. H. Cooke Casher C. Hustaco Jr Assstant Casher F. B. Damon Assstant Casher Zeno K. Myers..J. Audtor DRECTORS: Chas. M. Cooke, P. C. Jones, F. W. Macfarlane, E. F. Bshop, E. D. Tenney, J. A. McCandless, C. H. Atherton, C. H. Cooke, F. B. Damon, F. C. Atherton. COMMERCAL AND SAVNGS DE- PARTMENTS. Strct attenton gven to all branches of Rankng JUDD BULDNG, - FORT STREET. Claus Sprockets. Wm. G. rwla ClansSpreckels&Co BANKERS HONOLULU,. H. T. San Francsco Agents The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. DRAW EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCSCO The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. LONDON Unon of London & Smths Bank, Ltd. NEW YORK Amercan Exchange Natonal Bank.t CHCAGO Corn Exchange Natonal Bank. PARS Credt Lyonnas. BERLN Dresdner Bank. HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The Hongkong and Shangha Bankng Corporaton. NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALA Bank of New Zealand, and Bonk of Australasa. VCTORA AND VANCOUVER Bank of Brtsh North Amerca. TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG AND EXCHANGE BUSNESS. Deposts Receved, Loans Made on Annroved Securty. Commercal and Travellers Credts ssued. Blls of Ex change Bought and Sold. COLLECTNG PROMPTLY AC- COUNTED FOR. ESTABLSHED N 858. BSHOP & GO BANKERS Commercal and Travellers Letters of Credt ssued on the Bank of Calforna and The London Jont Stock Bank, Lmted, London. Correspondents for the Amercan Express Company, and, hos. Cook & Son. nterest allowed on term and Savngs Bank Deposts. -- ran! n Lmted. ESTABLSHED 880. Captal Subscrbed Yen 24, Captal Pad Up 2,000,000 Reserve Fund 3,700,000 HEAD OFFCE, YOKOHAMA. Branches and Agences: Honolulu, New York, San Francl,. London, Lyons, Bombay, Hongkong, Dalny, Newchwang, Leayang, Pekln, Hangkaw, Shangha, Chefoq, Tentsn Mukden, Antung Hslen, Kobe, Nagasak, Toklo, Osaka., The Banks buys and receves for Col lecton Blls of Exchange, ssue Drafts and Letters of CredlC and transacts a cenera bankng busness. Honolulu Branch 67 Kng Street NOTCE. We are now located at our new place of busness, McCandless Buld ng, next door to W. W. Dlmond & Co. Patrons and the publc are nvted to vst us at our new place of bus ness. SANG CHAN, Merchant Talor. HAND PANTED At NOVELTES. O. Y. TOW Beretanla St. near Emma Honolulu, F YOU WSH TO ADVERTSE N NEWSPAPERS ANYWHERE AT ANYTMU Call on or Wrlta B C. DEES ADVERTSNG AGEM 3. Snndomn Street flr rrtancjfco, ahuv, 5 EATTLE ETTON JAPANESE THE JAPANESE SDE OP THE LABOR AND MMGRATON QUES- TON WHY HAWA HAS A LARGE PROPORTON OF JAPA- NESE JAPANESE DENY THAT THEY TEND TO LOWER DAOES AND SAY ARE EFFCENT WORKMAN. SEATTLE, July 29. The poston ot the Japanese Assocaton on the ques ton of the excluson of Japanese laborers from tho Unted States s stat ed n a memoral address whch was presented to Oscar S. Straus, secretary of Commerce and Labor, durng hs recent vst to Seattle. The address 3 sgned by C. T. Takahash, actng presdent, for the Japanese Assocaton. Dscussng the queston of mutual excluson from Japan and the Unted States of the laborers of both countres, sklled and unsklled, the address says: "t s not dffcult to perceve that an agreement of mutual excluson s, n ths case really one-sde- d, because there are but few Amercan laborers desrous of gong to Japan. A mutual excluson of laborers, sklled and unsklled, under such crcumstances s not, we fear, calculated to foster a frendly feelng between the two natons. To mantan and chersh the frendly relatonshp that has exsted between ths country and Japan ever snce the latter entered nto the worlds comty, t s, we thnk, of the frst mportance that the Japanese be treated by the Amercans on the same footng as the peoples of Europe. "The yearly number of Japanese mmgrants nto ths country does not ex ceed a hundredth part of the entre mmgrants.n one year. n the fscal year ended June, 90G, there were on ly 3, 835 mmgrants from Japan as compared wth 265,38 from Austra-Hungary-, 273,20 from taly and 25, GG5 from Russa. n the precedng year the Japanese numbered only one to ten compared wth Russan mm grants; one to thrteen conjpared wth Austrlans, and one to fourteen com pared wth talans. "Moreover, the number of Japanese mmgrants s not ncreasng, as has been reported n the newspapers. Ther fgures n 00 were much smaller than those for the precedng year; then there was an ncrease up to 903, then a fallng off for two years, then a slght ncrease last year." The address sets forth that the state atut that tre Pacfc coast wll soo repeat the hstory of Hawa, under laws permttng the Japanese the same rghts as the mmgrants from Europe, s untenable. t says: "t has also been asserted that f Japanese mmgraton be not stopped, the Pacfc coast wll soon be turned nto a second Hawa, where 74 per cent of the adult populaton s Japa nese and Chnese. t s, however, very unreasonable to forecast the future ot the Pacfc coast from the experence of Hawa. "The reason why the Japanese and Chnese populaton has become so large n the Hawaan slands les n the fact that the Japanese arfu Chnese had come to settle there before the Amercans had acqured the terrtory. Prevous to the annexaton of the slands by Amerca, the natve government, n order to promote and develop the sugar ndustry, concluded a treaty wth Japan authorzng the latter to mport contract labor wthout restrcton. Thus a large number of Japa nese laborers had already been There before the Unted States took posses son of the slands. Had there not been such a treaty encouragng Japa nese mmgraton, the Japanese popu laton of Hawa would never have grown so large., "t s, therefore, most llogcal to vew the stuaton on the Pacfc coast, where the laws forbd all contract la- - j bor, n the same lght ab we vew con--, dltons n Hawa. t s mpossble that the condtons, where the Amerl-- j cans have long establshed themselves poltcally and economcally, would become the same as n Hawa. j "Even n Hawa, tho Amerlnnnt nro the masters n the economc as well as n the poltcal feld and the predomnatng feature of the Hawaan cvlzaton s decdedly Amercan. Furthermore, European mmgrants to the Pacfc coast are far more numerous than Japanese mmgrants to the same dstrct,- whle the Amercans themselves are mgratng westward n ncreasng numbers. The condtons n Hawa and the Pacfc coast aro too dfferent to admt of comparson," The memoral declares the chargo that Japanese mmgraton tends to lower wages wthout foundaton. "Tho reports of tho Rureau of Labor ot tho Unted States and of tho Pacfc coast," contnues tho address, "conclusvely shows that tho wages of lallor on tho Pacfc coast have been ncreasng steadly. "t s trm that n soma Hndu of work, tho Jnpnnoso gou Joss wages tmn what aro U whte laborers, lnt tlls doon lnt by any m&ans proyu, tjmt (le Ml tltlr nlne at a ulgun prgs, TO STRAU On the contrary, they are gettng tho hghest prce they can reasonably ask. n some work they can not reasonably asc the same wages as are pad whlto worklngmen, because ther physcal strength s not equal to ther whte fellow worklngmen. Besdes, they are handcapped n many ways, beng unable to speak Englsh and- - unfamlar wth the tools they have to handle. What sane employer would pay such laborers as those the same wages ho pays stronger and n some sense more effcent worklngmen? "t s the opnon of superntendents of mlls and ralroads that the Japa nese are steader and more honest than some classes of European mmgrants. t s a noteworthy fact that the Japanese ralroad laborers are gettng no smaller wages than the talan and the Greek ralroad laborers." The memorlnl to Secretary Straus ends as follows: "We respectfully submt to your ex-- ppllpnrv Ur fnrfn nnrl nnlnlnna nrt above set forth hopng that they wll receve your excellencys careful exam naton, and trustng that your excellency wll brng to bear upon the soluton of the Japanese queston the same foresght and the same breadth of vew that have characterzed your excellencys dstngushed career n other felds." BORN. GLES n Honolulu, August 7, 907, to the wfe of H. A. Gles, a son. GRAHAM n Palo Alto, July 28, to the wfe of Chalmers A. Graham, a daughter. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. l herewth leadng W. W. RESGNATONS YESTERDAY very real and won for hm the grat tude of every ctzen or vstor to tho cty. Few persons who know the nner workngs of tho closng admnstraton wll hestate to credt much of ts success to the good hard work and CARTER AND ATKNSON PRE- abfo counsel of Secretary Atknson. Wth a Toss capable man n the offce, PARE TO RETRE FREAR AND many thngs that now stand out promnently to the credt of the admns- MOTT-SMT- H TO TAKE OFFCE. traton, would be ether entrely absent, or ot nconspcuous mportance. Secretary Atknson has been popular. Few men n publc lfe who lavo been really useful can clam as few enemes as he, and even at tho hands of tho "Ancent and Honorable Order "Jack" Atknson wll step from the offce of Secretary of the Terrtory nto prvate lfe n the mornng of August 6th. Mott-Smlt- At the same tne E. A. h wll, n all probablty, step n. Secretary Atknsons resgnaton was cabled to Washngton yesterday afternoon Jontly wth the resgnaton of Governor Carter, and a recommendaton was also cabled by Chef Justlco Frear, the new governor-apponte- e, to tho Presdent suggestng Mott-Smlth- s name for the appontment to the vacant secretayshlp. As by custom the Governor of tho Terrtory s allowed to name the Secretary, who must work n such close conjuncton wth hmself, there s every reason to beleve that Presdent Roosevelt wll make tho appontment accordlhgly n ths case. A. L. C. Atknson, the retrng Secretary of the Terrtory, has been one of the most progressve and valuable offcals that the slands have had snce annexaton. He has had energy and ntatve, and durng the three and a half years n whch he has occuped the poston he has a number of tmes been Actng Governor for a number of months consecutvely,- - and at such tmes has not contented hmself wth rry,"g ot the necessary routne of the offce, but has advocated and carred out many" thngs for the publc good. Hs most promnent servce durng hs term has been hs handlng of bond ssues of the Terrtory, the burden of whch has fallen largely on hs shoulders. He has twce made the trp td New York on ths msson, and n tho total of several mllons of bonds whch he has floated,.he has secured better terms than the Terrtory ha ever before been able to secure. Hs work of convertng barren and waste places about Honolulu nto parks and recreaton grounds, and places of beauty, has a value whch s. Communty Shyer reproduced magaznes s out of the Fog or becymse Uncertanty, M HJk mude n only one g ade jj j dollarspent becomes a ure nvestment! 83 about tbeprce of ordnary plated ware JgAMj TOUNEEDTOpOKFOR DBTRHUTORB FOR HAWA. 7 Kng St,, Honolulu. of ndscrmnate Knockers and Mud Sllngers, he has gotten off unusually well. The retrng Secretary staled yesterday that ho expected to resume hs practce ot law n Honolulu, but there s a persstent dea prevalent that there s somethng else n store for hm n the way of publc servce, whch wll not bo of less mportance than He offce whch he has relnqushed. Secretary Atknson says that Governor Carter carred hs ntentons of resgnng wth hm to Washngton at the tme that he notfed the Presdent of hs own ntenton of retrng, although ths was not generally known "untl recently. The weather man las been dong hs best to mtgate the Sunday drought for the last few weeks. Tolsto s one Russan who can do wthout rasng the suspcon that u bomb dd the busness. Ths s not the frst tme Tolstos death was reported, and possbly the Russan wants to see what people wll say.about hm when they bellevo hm dead. l TAKE T NOW. ts not too ato to prevent serous heart troubles f you wll take Dr. Mles Heart Cure at once, when you have dzzy spells, shortness of breatn, flutterng of tho heart, rregular pulse, weak or hungry spells. These aro early, but urgent, symptoms of heart weakness, and must bo gven mmedate attenton. Money back f frst battle fals to beneft. s appearng n all and newspapers. Dmond & Co., Ltd A Georga man has shot tho postmaster because hs mall was lute. Ho was rather hasty, but probably hs town had the St. Pauls stylo of Unon depot. LET HE. EAT AT SCOTTYS and care not who becomes Secretary of tho Terrtory. The food, the servce, tho surroundngs and the personal attenton gven by tho manager to tho needs of hs patrons stamp ths the best restaurant n the cty. The luncheons, the Beer and wnes are most excellent. Corner Nuuanu and Merchant. ROYAL ANNEX SCOTTY MESTON, Nuuanu and Merchant Propretor. GOODS NOW HERE Street. We wll soon bo ready for busness. Watch for our Announcement. HAWA PHOTO & ART CO. Fort St., near Kng. Flowers Why buy your flowers elsewhere when you can get t for half rate at my Nursery? Astors, Dases, etc., 3 bushes for 25 cents. LEN CHOY. Beretanla Street, corner Smth. W.G.Trwn&CoLtc Wm. G. rwn..presdent and Manager John D. Spreckels. Frst W. M. Gffard... Second H. M. Whtney Treasurer Rchard vers Secretary W. F. Wlson Audtor SUGAR FACTORS, COMMSSON AGENTS AGENTS FOR O canlc Steamshp Co., San Francsco, Cal. Western Sugar Refnng Co., San Fran csco, Cal. Baldwn Locomotve Works, Phladel pha, Pa, Newall Unversal Mll Co., Manufac turers of Natonal Cane Shredder, New York, N. Y. Pacfc Ol Transportaton Francsco, Cal. Co., Son CH Gt B. C03JSSON MERCHANTS SUGAR, FACTORS. AGENTS FOR The Ewa Plantaton Company. The Walalua Agrcultural Co., Ltd. The Kohala Sugar Company. The Walmea Sugar Mll Company. The Fulton ron Works, St. Lous, Mo. Amercan Steam Pump Co. The George R. Blake Steam Pumps. Westons Centrfugals. Tho Now England Mutual Lfe nsur ance Company of Boston. The.Aetna Fro nsurance Company of Hartford, Conn. Natonal Fre nsurance Co., of Hart ford. Ctzens ns. Co., of Mssour, All Polces Guaranteed Fre. by Hartford Bll non rac C Ralroad SUGGESTS 3P3c and Comfort Three trans dally, through cars, frst and second class to all ponts. Reduced rates take effect soon. Wrte now.. F. Booth GENERAL AOENT. Frnlcrnnl Meetngs ARMONY LODGE NO 3,. O. O. F Meets ovory Monday evenng, at 7:30 n Odd Follows" Hall, Fort Street. Vstng brothers cordally nvted to attend. W. F. GEHRNd, N. 0. E. R. HENDRY, Sec. HONOLULU LODGE G6, B. P.O. E. wll meet n ther hall, Kng street, near Fort, overy Frday evenng. By order of tho E. R-- FRANC E. RCHARDSON, E. R. HARRY. SMPSON, Secy. AUTO VELS. New lne of goods at our wndow dsplay, and a full lno ot Automobllo Vels. CHAN KEE, 23 Hotel Street near Bethel. RNG UP PHONE 22. For Rollablo and Speedy Mesonger Servce. 932 Fort Street. S. KAY, Managor. MERCHANT TALOR. Hotel St. near Nuuanu. Fashonable Suts at Reasonable Rates a Specalty, r Rates very reasonable. Gve us a call. Have You Seen the Wonderful Tree? At tho Leadng Hat and Clothes Cleaners, t s now on exhbton n ther wn dow. Somethng new n these slands. 54 Fort Street. S. SAE&E, Bamboo Furnture AND PCTURE FRAMES. Neat and Handsome Desgns Mad To Order. 5C3 Beretanla Street, near PuncbbowL TELEPHONE BLUE 88. Queen Street. DEALERS N Frewood, Stove, Steam and Blacksmth OooJL WHOLESALE AND TETAL. Specal Attenton Gven To DRAYNQ ALSO WHTE AND BLACK SAND. Venna Bakery GOOD Bread the only HOME-MAD- B BREAD n town. All knds ot cake our specalty. Wagon delvery through cty. Phone Tan 79. No. 20 Fort St Olotlaes CLEANED AND PRESSES Honolulu Clothes Cleanng Co Alakea St., near Kng. Phone Man 4 Koa Furnture UPHOLSTERNG AND REPARNG. WNG CHONG CO. Cor. Kng and Bethel. P. O. Box 030. M. OUT A., JAPANESE CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER. House No. 762 Sherdan St Telephono Whte 60. Horse Clppng. Luke Rogers s back agan from Maul, clppng horses at the old stand, corner Punchbowl and Kng streets. Absolutely THE LATEST PATTERNS n sutngs for Sprng and Summst wear. These goods aro lmted to one sut per pattern. Good dressers wll not have ther deas mtated f they buy here. Try us and bo satsfed. W.W.Alona Co.Xtcl Merchant Talorn Phone Blue S74. No. 82 Kng Street mporters and dealers n Englsh, Amercan and Chlnose Dry Goodt. Chnese Grass Lnens, Ladles Shrt Wast Patterns, 0 rasa Cloth and Grass Lnen Table Covers, Pongee and all knds of Slks, Mattng and Camphor Wood Trunks, 02 Nuuanu street between Kng and HBtel tret, Hwa tde. a Oax 67 llenelulu, H. t. flm M f rlntlns, HUr Offlt.

8 A. Good Cause olp along a good cabo tul get your Curos and the lke from us. All goods are made by natve women who gets tho proceeds atter deductng a smal lpercontnge to help pay oxpensos of mantanng the WOMANS EXCHANGE. Hotel Street near Unon. "T S SAD" That an ounce of preventatve s worth a pound of cure, but PACHECOS DANDRUFF KLLER wll both cure tho worst case of dandruff nnd prevent tho har from fallng off. t wll keep your scalp n a healthful condton. Sold by all druggsts, and at Pachecos Barber Shop, Fort Street. PHONE MAN 232. r P WWNG CENTRAL ABSOLUTELY FRE-PROO- F HOTEL MOANH HOTEL WAKK BEACH HONOtUlU J. H. HERTSCE, GENERAL MANAGER James T. Taylor, M. Am. Soc. C. B. CONSULTNG HYDRAULC ENGNEER. Honolulu, T. H. HAWAAN DOLLS. Undressed Hawaan Dolls, 4 e szes. Sleepng eyes and lomt- - S 5 ed. Cheap to tho trade. 2 6 llnwul & South ScnsCurlo Co. Alexander Young Buldng. g NEW T.TNE OP & Handcraft Furnture, Artstc and Smple n Deslcn. Wo would be Pleased to show t to you. J. Hopp k Co. 85 Kng Street. R & MARX make Jho best clothng for mon. Try on a sut at... SLVAS TOGGERY. Kng near Fort Street. fl HH noh BO, JOB CHNESE PUBLSHNG PRNTNG. NEWSPAPER AND m LTD No. 49 Cor. of Smth and Hotel Sts. SHRTMAKER. Shrts made wth matera! furnlshc L00, M.50,$2.00, $3.50. When cu tomer furnshes materal 50c and 75c. Ewa sldo Nuuanu St. near Boretanla Ells Bros. Gles Club Wllam Ells, Manager. Mulo for flntertalnmtuu, Dances, Dnners, Soalals, lte. Lwo onlara wth John auwon, Wall Nlfllola Mule Djrtt. Wmvmm tr omw. NEW ADVERTSEMENTS. Palm Cafe Pago S Hawaan Offlco Specalty Co....Pago 4 N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co Pago 8 Manufacturers Shoo Co Pago Sllvas Toggery Pago S Probate Notce Pago 6 NKWS N A NUStKLL lurarrnpls Hnt (lve Comloud.News ot the Day. THE WEATHER. Local Olllco, U. S. Weather Bureau, Young Buldng. Honolulu, T. H., August 9, 007. Tcmporaturos, G a. m.; 8 a. tn.; 0 a. n.; and mornng mnmum: 75; 78; 7S; 79; 7. Barometer readng: absoluto humdty (gralus per cuulc foot); relatve humdty, and dew pont: At 8 a. ru.: 30.0; 7.297; 7; C8. Wnd: Velocty and drecton at C a. n.; 8 a. n.; 0 a. m.; and noon: 8, E.; 4, E.; 9, E.; C, E. Ranfall durng 2 hours endng S a. a.:. nch. Total wnd movement durng 24 hours ended at noon, 302 mles. WM. C. STOCKMAN, Secton Drector. SUGAR: Aug 7, cents a pound or $7S.75 per ton; last prevous quotaton Aug. G, 3.93 per pound or $78.C0 per ton. LONDON BEETS: Aug. 7, 9 shllngs, pence; last prevous quotaton Aug. 2, 9 shllngs, pence. LONDON BEETS: August 8. 9 shll ngs 9 pence; last prevous quotaton, August 7, 9 shllngs, pence. Elks meetng tonght. Low prces at New England Bakery. A probate notce appears n ths s sue. Carrage and automoble nalntne and repars at Schuman Carrage Co. Alameda dances wll be postponed untl the wnter season sets n. Royal Hawaan Hotel. Secretary Straus and Commssoner shll are both to leave for the manland on the Asa. The Alameda was sghted off Kolco Head early ths mornng, makng her old record of promptness. Sachs sale of suts, wasts and rb bons ends tomorrow. Dont mss the Saturday mornng specals. Judge De Bolt ths mornng granted a decree of dvorce to Elsaburo Takan from her husband Tazu Takak on grounds of deserton. The Chnese Athletc Club wll hold ther regular monthly meetng tonght at 7:20 oclock at tho Chnese Y. M. C. A. A full attendance s requested. A chance for the Boys and Grls to make money. We wll pay 0c per lb. for small Red, Rpe Chle Peppers, any quantty. New England Bakery. All persons authorzed to perform marrage ceremones can procure copes of the offcal marrage certln- - cates by callng at Judge De Bolts court. Tho yacht commttee has cabled east that the prelmnary plans for a vacht to represent Hawa n the next ocean race are satsfactory and ordernc com plete plans. The Hawaan Offce Specalty carres n stock cash recsters. tvnewrlters. addng machnes, mmeograph and Globe Werncke supples. Tho presentng of testmony n tho Loch Carve salvage case whch has been on n the Unted States Dstrct Court for tho past week, was completed yesterday afternoon and wll be submtted to tho court on brefs. How about a new sut of clothes. You can get them ready made at Sllvas Toggery. The celebrated Hart- - Schaffner & Marx talorng. Theyre all wool, fnely talored and the very best value you can get for your money. Tryon a sut and see. A large new assortment of footwear for msses, chldren and nfants just receved at Manufacturers Shoe Co. consstng of whte canvass pumps. patent leather pumps and tes and n fants slppers of every descrpton. Call and have a look at them. Judge De Bolt ths mornng confrmed the sale of the real estate nvolved n the foreclosure sut ot Mrs. J. S. Spencer vs. John Wllam Schutte, et al. whch was held last Saturday n front of the Judcary Buldng. The property brought $730, whle the amout of tho ndebtedness was?900. The Palm Cafe has a new supply of GunthorB Chocolate Candles. They arrved drect from the Chcago factory n hermetcally sealed tn-lne- d case whch aro opened ono at a tme as the candes aro sold. Tho Palm guarantees them to be fresh as the day they woro mado. Try a box. Seoretary Straus was entertaned at lunch today at tho Chneso consulate, by Consul and Mrs. Chang Tso Fan. Congressman and Mrs. Longworth, Governor nnd Mrs. Carter wero also nvted. Commssoner shll nnd Mrs. Consul Snlto sent rekrets owng to wll buy n fne home. Batty terms. RENTTRUSTOO MNES COMNG LARGE FORCE OF MNE LAYERS PORTS. SAN FRANCSCO, August 2. One hundred mnelayers are to sal for Honolulu and the Phlppnes n tho transports Warren and Logan, though ther golug, as well as ther msson n tho colones has been.ept a far-aw- secret by the Government offcals, t s beleved that consderaton by tho Washngton admnstraton for tho feelngs of Japan s responsble for the secrecy. Tho greatest concern for Manla safety n tho ovont of future trouble wth a foregn power and the known ON THE WAY HERE ON TRANS- weakness of Honolulu and Pearl Harbor, on tho sland,of Oahu, havo prompted measures ror ther protecton that at ths tlmo takes the form of layng formdable mnes at the entrance to and nsde those harbors, t requres tme to erect fortfcatons and placo bg modern guns, but a submarne mne may be made ready tor effectve use n a few days. Whle most? of theso mnelayers ol tho Government servce wll dsembark at Honolulu, tho others wll proceea drect to Manla and begn the work of snkng a network of modern mnes n and about tho bay. There wll be none of tho neffectveness of the Spansh mnes that Admral Dewey found when he entered that port on the mornng ot May, S9S. Several hundred mnes wll be lata n and near Pearl Harbor and t s beleved that the plans for mnng Manla and other Phlppne harbors wll call for more than a thousand mnes. Materal for some of these mnes s sad to have bey taken aboard the Warren, whle the vessel lay at anchor near the ammunton house on Yerba Buena sland. A number of buoys wero also placed aboard the Warren at the same tme. The Warren s to sal at noon tomorrow. HACKMAN WLSON GETS THREE MONTHS JUDGE WHTNEY FNDS HM GULTY BUSNESS OF RUNNNG PROCURER WTH HACK. Charles hack-drve- Wlson, r, was sentenced to three months mprsonment n nolce court ths mornlnr hv Judge AVhtney for mmoral solctng. He appealed hs case and ball s set at $500. As yet the ball has not been forth comng and t would seem that Wlson wn nave to spend the nnety days on the rock-pl- e. Two young grls and a woman testfed aganst, Wlson. One Hoo-kangrl, o, s now an nmate of the Grls ndustral School. Ku s the other grl. They testfed that they were stayng wth the woman and that Wlson would call around at the womans house and take them to the Palace Saloon where they met a couple of local whte men and all of them were then drven to the house of Wlson on Emma street. The defense was very weak and Prosecutng Attorney An-dra- de had an easy case. There are other charges aganst Wlson and r ho perfects the appeal n hs case he wn nave ample opportunty to defend hmself. The polce have smlar cases aganst other hackmen pendng. LQUOR LCENSES. The Board of Lquor Lcense Commssoners wll hold a meetng at 4 oclock ths afternoon for the purpose of actng on tho applcaton of a Chnaman at Walpahu for a lcense. There wll possbly be other matters relatng to polcy, brought mootng. up at the men u cmruuus u leave on me Asa. Ths mornng another salvage case was taken up n the Unted States Ds trct Court, ths beng a sut for?4,000 clamed by the Waraanalo Plantaton Company aganst the Pacfc Mal S. S. Company for servces of tho steamer J. A. Cummns to the Manchura, whle the bg lner was on the reef on ths lsanu. H. E, Cooper s representng the plantaton company, whle E. B. McClanahan s counsel for the Manchuras ownors. A warrant was receved yesterday afternoon by Hgh Shorlff Honry from lno, chargng Kenneth Cnmoron wth havng soourod $8.75 by falso pro- - tencos from tho Sarrao Lquor Company. Tho wnrrnnt howevor antedated a wreless message rocolvod on Wednesday orderng Camerons release, wllnl wrb dop le havng been n custody pendng tho arrval of the wnr rnnt. t la robflhlo that tho matter hurt mn mjjml&l n Mne wny nftar u warrant nrn mn mm. NJOOD TME THE OLD STAND-B- Y SHOWED UP EARLY OFF KOKO HEAD THS MORNNG. Fve days and twenty-on- e hours from San Francsco, wth two days later mall, the Oceanc S. S. Alameda, Captan Dowdcll, docked at the Oceanc wharf at 8:40 oclock ths mornng. She brought 200 tons of freght, 96 bags of mall, 28 cabn and 93 steerage passengers. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Baldwn and chld, from Wsconsn, arc hero to vst the local Baldwns, ther relatves. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Herbert and daughter, Mrs. C. Englsh, returned. Mrs. Herbert underwent a serous operaton oh the manland nnd s now n good health. E. D. Marshal, tho tobacco man, s here on hs annual vst. L. M. Toussalnt of the Metropoltan Meat Company returned. W. H. Smth of tho Manufacturers Shoe Co., accompaned by hs son, s home agan. Captan K. Van Oterendorp s here to vst hs granddaughter, Mrs. Berndt. MORE RECORDS OF CUPDS ERRORS DVORCE BUSNESS CONTNUES LVELY N THE FRST CRCUT COURT. Acton for dvorce and custody of small chldren has been nsttuted by Lllan Hansmaun aganst her husband John F. Hansmann. The lbel charges adultery and cruelty. n the bll one Mary Enos s named as on the case. The defendant n the acton was convcted of adultery n the dstrct court on Aprl 27th last and served three months n prson for tho crme. Judge De Bolt ths mornng granted a decree of dvorce to Alce Ontal from her husband Carl Ontal, on charge ot deserton. The lbel for dvorce was fled yesterday, a summons for the defendant ssued and an answer made and deposted wth the court before the closng of busness. The decree was ssued at 9:5 ths mornng. The llbellant n her bll says that they were marred on July 27th 904, and have been separated for more than a year. A decree ofr dvorce was ths mornng granted by Judeel Be Bolt!to Helena K. Kaallllll from her husband James B. Kaallllll, on grounds of non- - support and deserton. The bll was fled July 7, 907. t also alleged that the defendant had threatened the lfe ot the plantff. THE OTHER SDE (Contnued from Page On.) allow Englsh and Japanese steamers to come n and reap the beneft, these foregn vessels beng subsdzed by ther respectve governments? We read n the papers that both the Englsh and Japanese boats are to be placed on tho routes, boats capable of makng twenty knots an hour; the Englsh boats from Australa to Vancouver; and the Japanese boa. from the Orent to San Francsco. The former runnng drect and not stoppng at the slands, whle the latter wll make ths""a stoppng port. Now suppose the restrctons are removed venture to assert that overy Englsh boat wll stop here and,get a large trade n passengers by so dolug, whle our people wll be sure to patronze the Japanese boats- because of ther speed. What wll be the effect upon our Pacfc Mall vessels? They wll be forced to gve up ths port and go drect to and from tho Orent and the Coast. The Pacfc Moll Co. has fve fne shps under the Amerlcau Flag Re Only Had lo Sgn Hs Name Ho had a lttlo property whch ho wanted dstrbuted among hs relatves, at hs death; ho had always supposed that tho drawng of a wll on-ta- ll a bg oxpenso and ho shed at t. Ho happoned to speak ot tho matter to a roprosontatlve of Tho Henry Wator-oub- o Trust Company, Ltd., nnd was told to call and etato Just what dsposton le wshed mado of hs proporty, nftor (loath. Ho callod; thoy drew up tho wll, ho Blgnod t, and t cost htm nothng, Fearng the loss of tho document, he rented a box n tttolr Safety Depost Vault for Just what n Va omts!ox would eot and now he s lujw, James JF. AUCTONEER BROKER. Morgan, AND Kaahumanu St. Tel. Man 72. AUCTON SALE.- Rl Ett SATURDAY, AUGUST 0, OCLOCK NOON, at my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu St., wll sell, stuate at Lllha street, near Kng street, a lot sze 47x02x64 feet wth two cottages thereon. JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctoneer. touchng here to and from the Orent and to have these boats removed, wll be a great loss to ths Terrtory. Wth slght changes n ther salngs, better accommodaton can be gven to our people here. There are four other vessels now plyng between ths port and the Coast under" the Amercan Flag, but let other natons come n to take the cream, of the trade, and these steamers wll all leave us and we shall be completely at the mercy of theso foregn vessels. cannot feel that wt5 as good Amercans can turn our backs upon the Amercan Flag and gve our patronage to foregn flags. consder t an unwse thng to advocate the change n our laws regulatng our shppng. t remnds me of the acton of some of our Amercans durng the Cvl War, placng ther shps under the Englsh flag to avod capture by Confederate vessels. ence entered an Englsh vessel consgned to our house, at the custom house. Col. W. F. Allen was the Collector. Tvlr. Allen asked the captan hs name, whch he gave; he then asked hm f he was an Englshman; the, captan "repled: "My name s James Madson Wnchell, and havo a twn brother whose name s Andrew Jackson Wnchell. Does that sound Englsh?" He evdently was proud of hs name but ashamed of the flag he was salng under, and should thnk all Englshmen would have been ashamed of hm. certanly was. frmly beleve that to remove the restrctons how n force to protect Amercan shppng wll result n drvng the Amercan Flag from tle Pacfc ocean. t may properly bo asked, What would you do about t? answer, We havo heard from many of our representatves who vsted us lately, that we slanders wll have a strong and powerful nfluence n Washngton, now t ths s so, and beleve t s, would suggest that wo all unte, (every socety hero) and make a strong plea to Washngton to preserve tho Amercan flag n tho Pacfc ocean by passng a substantal subsdy for Amercan Btoamor?, to enable thorn to competo wth stonmors of England, France, Germany nnd Japan, all of whch aro now hoavlly subsdzed by tholr ro- - spoctlvo govornnontb, nnd would ad vocate Bondng two or three ot our host men to Washngton to press ths all mportant matter before Congress. "HfUer Buffer the lll we lmve. Hnn lly to others we taw not of." Honolulu, Aug P. fw- - Lades SATURDAY ONLY, ow Hem-Sttched Embrodered Lnen Handkerchefs For tomorrow, Saturday only, wc wll place on sale our regular 20 c value Lades H. S. Embd. Lncu Handkerchefs, SPE- CAL AT sc, EACH. LADES LSLE HOSERY Our regular 35c Lades All Lace Black Lsle Hose for Saturday only AT 25c PAR. BOYS DENM OVERALLS. Just the thng for the Lttle Fellow to romp around n These sell regularly for 35c On sale tomorrow Saturday only, AT 25c PAR., TOMORROW LAST DAY FOR SUTS WASTS AND RBBONS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRCES STORE CLOSES SATURDAY AT P. M. N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Go, THE STORE THAT KEEPS THE PRCES DOWN. Calforna Lmted TO Chcago n 3 Days LEAVES EVERY DAT At 9:20 a. m. Wtl Dners nd Sleepers. Passenger agent, W. G. rwn & Co., Offce ONLY ONE WEEK FOR BOYS: DOUBLE BREASTED SUTS, WOOLEN KNEE PANTS, COTTON KNEE PANTS, SHRTS, SOCKS, SHOES, HATS, Etc. Specal For To-morr- LOY CO. Kng near: Nuuanu. HONOLULU, T. H. Fresh GUNTHERS, Chocolates We get them drect from the Chcago factory n hermetcally sealed tn-ln- cases and we open only one box al a tme as ed we sell them. - "" Thus we can guarantee them to be fresh as tle day they were made. Try a box, y2,, 2 and 3 lb. Boxes.., THE FLXJRS: CAFE "The Home, 0? Good Thngs" Phone Man 3. LEAD THE WAY 6 Hotel St. Ths s true lterally as well as practcally. Our Lamp Department s the best equpped department n the cty barrng none. LANTERNS: Every style and fnsh n standard makes can be found here wth prces just rght. LAMPS: Pano, Banquet, Table, Sewng, Bedroom, Ktchen, Bracket, Nght, Hall and Hangng n the newest and best fnshes. PORTABLES : n Electrc, Gas and Ol gathered from the Domestc and European Markets, therefore the best. FXTURES : Candclabras, Candlestcks and Candles for the Dnner Table, Rods, Hooks, Extensons, Burners, Wcks, Chmneys, Shades and other sundres for all Standard Lamps made. COME N AND BE SHOWN THE WAY. W. W. Dmond & JtvJjd Kn? f Street, XeneluUt. n