CAPTURES A LORD OIL STEAMSHIP ROSECRANS MAKES A VERY REMARKABLE CATCH IN MID-OCEA-

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1 TELEPHONE 365 SECOND STAR Busness Offce THE BEST EVENNG NEWSPAPER N HONOLULU The Star Prnts More Local News Thau Any Other Paper n Ths Cty EDTON VOL. XV. HONOLULU, HAWA FRDAY, JULY 5, 907. Ncv 4766 x 4 f. 4 VFf - & mn R,," 25,000 FOR FGHT Assocated Press Cable to The Star.) SAN FRANCSCO, July 5. The- recepts of the Burns-Squre- s lght amounted to $25,25. Of ths amount Burns the wnner receved $8,000, besdes $5,000 on a sde bet. Squres got?,900 for hs share. JULY 4TH KLLS 37 (Assocated Press Cablo to The Star) CHCAlO, July 5. Reports of Fourth of July casualtes throughout the Unted States yesterday show that 37 wcro klled, and 2553 persons were moro or less badly mamed. RALROAD S FNED (Assocated Press Cablo to The Star.) ROCHESTER, N. Y July 5". The New York Central Ralway has been fned $5,000 for falluro to fle ts rates on a shpment of ol, n accordance wth the nterstate commerce laws on the subect. TUG SNKS WTH 7. (Assocated Pres3 Cable to The Star.) HAMBURG, July 5. By the founderng of the tug Sanbenlto seven of her crew were drowned. UNDECSVE BATTLE. (Assocated Press Cablo to The Star.) MELLLA, Morocco, July 5 A hard but ndecsve battle has taken place between the rebels and the mperal troops. BE GOVERNOR ABOUT A MONTH FREAR LEAVES TONGHT FOR KAUA AND S TO TAKE OFFCE MDDLE OF AUGUST. Chef Justce and Governor-elp- W. ct F. Frear wll depart ths afternoon for Kaua, for a vacaton and also an al nqury nto homestead matters on the Garden sle. Land Commssoner Pratt wll go to Kaua next week to attend to some land matters. t s very lkely that raptt may be able to go around to Hanalel and there meet the Governor-ele- ct who wll come down from campng n tho mountans. They wll nqure nto some homestead matters n the vcnty of Hanalel. Tho mauland newspapers prnt dspatches that seem to emanate from Each man knows hs own waters best. Thats tho dea. f youre a ralroad man you dont pretend knowledge of the grocery busness. Our busness 3 managng estates. Wo do t well. May we manage yours? Hawaan Trust Co,, Lmted Fort Street BU ED MAYOR OF BSBEE HERE AND ANXOUS ABOUT TS BG FRE LAST FRDAY NGHT. Dr. C. L. Caven, who s the Mayor Arzona, has been spendng hs vacaton n the Terrtory accom paned by hs wfe, and returned to Honolulu ths mornng after a week spent on Hawa. t was not untl ths mornng that Dr. Caven learned of the destructve fre whch swept hs lttle cty last Frday nght, and he s much concerned over the news. nasmuch as only the press dspatches statng that 50 buldngs had been burned wth a loss of $200,000 had been receved here, Dr. Caven has cabled for further partculars. n speakng of the matter Mayor Caven sad: " have not been aavlsed of the Ore other than through the the newspapers, whch had not seen untl ths mornng, for tho reason that n takng my vacaton was not sure of my destnaton and no one at home knows exactly where to fnd me. am much concerned over the fre, not because am as Mayor, more than usually n the towns welfare, but be cause personally own some property regardng the safety of whch am by no means certan. "The fre was not unexpected by me, as we were very poorly equpped to fght a conflagraton, and the congested nature of the town, made a blaze especally lkely to spread. have been tryng to get better fre protecton for a long tme, but wth the characterstc sprt of mnng camps, the necessty was not taken ABSCONDER ARRESTED. (Assocated Press Cable to The Star.) NEW YORK CTY, July 5. Chester Runyan, the abscondng teller of the Wndsor Trust Company, of ths cty, serously. thnk that ths wll result n good for the cty n the long who got away wth $90,35, has been captured wth $G4,00 of the stolen funds run althpugh t s bound to be hard n hs possesson. for the present as the lablty of fre made the nsurance rate prohbtve to most persons, t beng lb per cent n most parts of the cty." Blsbee s the center of a great copper mnng ndustry, and s a very MAY SUTTON CHAMPON. (Assocated Pres3 CaDlo to The Star.) LONDON, July 5. May Sutton has reganed the womans world--, cham ponshp by defeatng Mrs. Chambers, formerly Mss Douglass. Bethel street. wealthy place n proporton to ts sze. t has a populaton of about 8,000. REAL ESTATE DEAL C. M. Cooke, Ltd. has purchased of tho hers of the late Julette M. Cooko the property at tho corner of Kng and The prce gven n the artcles that were fled last Wednesday wth the regstrar s $20,000. PRNCESS WLL ENTERTAN. The Prncess Kalananaole wll en tertan the ladles of the Congressonal party at her Walklk resdence next Frday evenng. LQUOR LCENSE COMMSSON. There wll bo a meetng of the Lquor Lconse Commsson on Monday after noon at 4 oclock. Some new applca tons wll be consdered. The dspatches state, that he wll as sume hs dutes about tho mddle of August. Ths news ndcates that the Presdent has seen ft to be guded n ths matter by tho suggeston made by tho Chef Justce when he cabled hs acceptance of the new omce. M. F. Prosser frst deputy attorney general, wll depart ths afternoon for Kaua to represent the terrtory n some cases.nvolvng ttles to lands. The best cup of Hawaan Coffee n Oyster Bay, relatve to tho tme when tho cty. Now England Bakery and the new governor wll assume offce. Cafe. EllW Off 65 A PLOT COJES ABOARD MMENSE NEW STOCK N ALL STYLES. $ S5.00 Lades Soross BLACK AND TAN, Shoes TNTED CANVAS BALS, $3.50 S4.00 S5.00 L. B. Krr&ro.. Ltd ALAKEA STREET. AMERCAN BEAUTY Unless unhappy fate nterposes, Mss Estelle Chrsty, who was one of the "Amercan Beautes" n tho Lon don producton of Edna Mays "Nelle Nelll," wll soon become the wfe of Lord Edward Henry Cornwallls Ellot, of the peerage of Great Brtan. Mss Chrsty s a very beautful grl, CHLUNGWORTBS DENED M F0D WASHNGTON REFUSES PRVLEGES OF FEDERAL QUARANTNE TO PROSPECTVE EMGRANTS PER S. S. KUMERC DOCTORS TO BE EMPLOYED FOR PRVATE EXAMNATON CHARLE CABLES TO VANCOUVER FOR FURTHER Washngton wll not allow ntendng Japanese emgrants to Canada per S. 8. Kumerlc to make use of the Unted States Marne Hosptal servce quaran tne convenence here for tho fumga ton of clothes and baggage and, therefore addtonal expense must be n curred by Charles Chllllngworth and the hul who are n charge of gettng the Japanese laborers away. Chllllngworth, as exclusvely report ed n The Star on Wednesday, cabled Vancouver to ascertan what would be expected of the emgrants from Hawa to smplfy quarantne treatment on arrval there. Tho reply was, as pre vously publshed, that they should bo treated hero as ordnary steerage passengers leavng for the manland on passenger boats. A request was cabled Washngton for the prvleges of tho Federal quaran TAX COURT RESUMES SESSON EWA PLANTATON HAS LARGE COME TAX APPEAL TO BE SET- TLED. The tax appeal court resumed ts sesson at 2 p. m. today at tho Judcary buldng. Tho court wll st to hear appealb on ncome tax assessments. Tho largest appeal s that made by tho Ewa Plantaton Company. Tho desro of the appellant s to get tho matter nto tho courts. The dslpute arses over tho sum of $S5,000 as a bass of assessment. Tho company asked to pay about $,-00-0 ncome- tax - and to bo allowed a reducton of $85,000 as representng deprecaton of property and plant. Ths clam was dsallowed, so that tho addtonal ncome tax that tho asses sor seeks to mposo wll bo $,700. Tho Ewa company has taken an ap peal on tho cntlro ncome tax of nearly $3,000, nasmuch as thoro s over $5,000 nvolved, tho caso can be appealed to tho Unted States Supremo Court v There are thrty appeals smlar to CAPTURES A LORD tall, blonde and exqustely developed, wth ravshng blue eyea and peaches and cream complexon. She s a natve of Baltmore but, through her mother, dstantly related to Lord El-Hwho has not yet attaned hs maorty. The marrage s expected to take place n the Autumn. ADVCE. tne hero. Ths has been dened. Now Chllllngworth has cabled Vancouver to learn f a prvate medcal examnaton hero of each emgrant wll be satsfactory. He awats the reply. f ths arrangement wll be satsfactory to the Vancouver authortes doctors wll be employed and prospectve oml grants wll be examned for trachoma and other troubles and shpped per Kumerlc to rsk a perod of quarantne at Vancouver, for fumgaton cannot be had here. Tho S. S. Kumerlc yesterday moved to outsde the harbor where sho wll reman untl she puts to sea. Chllllngworth wll tako the frst boat for the Coast after tho departure of tho Kumerlc and wll arrange on the man land, as prevously reported, for Amorl can steamshps to carry Japanese to Canada. nn h Actng Governor Atknson ths after noon receved tho followng wreless from D. Lloyd Conkllng, conductng the Congressonal party, dated Hllo: "Wo have been sumptuously enter talned by Kennedy and Sam Parker, Tho Jockey Club placed two boxes at tho dsposal of the party at the races whch were fne. Perfect day and good sports. Leavng for homo today, tred but satsfed." the ono mado by tho Ewa Plantaton but those appeals aro not mado for tho entre amount of tho ncome tax, but tho dfference that tho assessment on tho dsallowed amount for deprecaton would brng n. Another largo appeal la that by tho James Campboll Estate. Tho ostato desres not to have $25,5C7 assessed, as t s clamed that ths money was ut;ed to mako repars on tho St. James Hotel n San Jose, mado necessary by tho earthquake Tax Assessor Holt takos tho ground that tho lncomo from tho St. James Hotel s not assessed n ths terrtory and as tho monoy for repars s taken out of tho estate here, thero ought not to bo any. reducton. OL STEAMSHP ROSECRANS MAKES A VERY REMARKABLE CATCH N MD-OCEA- The ol steamshp Rosecrans ths mornng arrved from Gavlota wth 22,000 barrels, of ol and moored at the ralway wharf at 8 oclock, makng the run down n eght days, salng June 2G. Captan Holmes s her commander, succeedng Captan Macdonald. Sho wll bo dscharged by taoon tomorrow. Whle hero she wll clean her bolers. Durng tho voyage, on July, n north and west, Frst As- noted for the sake of scence. tjlt Many flyng-fls- h came aboard; the Rosecrans durng tho nght tme and number were placed on ce, those whch wer saved from the cats. The Rosecrans has a couple of cats who take the nght watch and pounce on flyng-fs- h whch come aboard attract; ed by the shps lghts. Klauea Awakened THE VOLCANO COMES FORWARD WTH A FNE OBSERVANCE OF THE FOURTH. (Wreless to Tho Star.) HLO, July 5. Tho Volcano became very actlvo agan on Thursday after noon. t he whole lake at the bottom of tho pt was movng and splashng, and fountans were throwng lava a nun dred feet up from tho surface of tho lake. BUCKLAND, arney s Makng H SAN FRANCSCO, June 22. Bg Barney Joy, from Honolulu, has at last come nto hs own. Wth a crp pled team behnd hm ho ptched a brllant game of ball yesterday. Hs curves.shoots, benders, twsts, and n fact every knd of ball that was ever ptched by a slabster were all to tho good. Barney, who at tho openng of the season was regarded as somethng of a Joke, bds far to bo ono of tho fnds of tho season. Joy has ono bg asset. Ho has that magnetc personalty that wns every ono n tho bleachers and grandstand. Whenever o appears on the damond tho crowds root themselves hoarse. Ths qualty alono s worth monoy to tho management of a ball club. YOUD FEEL BETTER. f you took to drnkng tho fne nourshng Plsner and Wurzburger beers on draft at tho Crteron, Hotel and Bethel Streets. K. Yamamoto wnoesalo merchont, Hotel street, near Nuuanu s the largest dqalor n Japanese goods and provsons n ths cty. Every steamer from the Orent brngs sgnment for hm. Fne Jpb Prntng, Star Offce. a bg con- WON B T THE THOUSAND DOLLAR HORSE RACE N HLO YESTERDAY WENT TO OROUKES LAZELLE, A HLO ENTRY HONOLULU DD UP HER RVAL CTY N FOOTBALL AND BASEBALLTHE SOCKER GAME, NNE TO NOTHNG. HLO, July 5 The Merchants Stake race was won by Lazello n 2: S. t was a mle and a quarter, frco for all, for a purse of $000, offered by tho Hawa Jockey Club. Lazello was mported for the race by John ORouke, sstant Engneer W. E. Anglln secured and arrved hero on tho Enterprse recently. Tho compettors were Bruner a good szed flyng-squ- d whch flew aboard on the t after-dec- s a re and Racne Murphy, wth a fourth k. entry to fll tho race. markable specmen and Anglln has t n alcohol n a bottle for presentaton The Luna race was won by Olaa to the museum of the Unversty of Bll. Calforna on the Rosecrans return to The half mle, Hawaan bred, was the Coast. Calculatng the length of the arms and the wnged tall the specmen s abou,8 nches n length. The wngs CHNESE are trangular wth the pont outward and the spread effect s not unlke that of a kte. The yellow body s envel oped from the neck to tho tall n a purnle acket whch s nflated lke a WNNERS sausage-balloo- n when tho flsh s n flght, servng to assst n aeral nav gaton. The flyng squd came up over the BASEBALL NNE WHCH WENT sde, a ump of fourteen feet, and, httng tho deck, became helpless. He FROM HONOLULU BEAT PCKED HLO was sezed and embalmed NNE. as abovo HLO, July 5. Tho Chnese Ath letc Club basseball team beat the Hllo nne n yesterdays game by seven to three. The Chnese team went to Hllo last week to take part n the Fourth of July sporls at Hoolulu Park. They met a team pcked from the three teams of the Hllo league, whch has ust begun a seres of season games. Several local Chnese enthusasts receved wrelesses ths mornng gvng them the good news that ther team had been too much for the Hlloltcs. PORTUGUESE TO GO Seventy of the Portuguese who ar rved n the S. S. Kumerlc from Fun-ch- al wll go to San Francsco n an early boat, probably n the S. S. Sbera t steerage accommodatons can be se cured, or they may go n the French S, S. S. Amlral Duperre. SACHS SPECALS. Bg prce reductons at Sachs on Ladles mxed Straw Salor hats and Englsh walkng hats. Chldrens trm mod Salor hats on sale at extra spe cal prces. Delcous pes and cakes. Candy fresh every day. Now England Bamry. A WARNNG TO MOTHERS. Too much care cannot be used wth small chldren durng the hot weather of the summer months to guard aganst bowel troubles. Gve Chamberlans Colc, Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy and then a dose of castor ol, and tho ds-eas- o may bo checked n ts lnclplency and all danger avoded. Sold by all dealers. Benson, Smth & Co., agents for Hawa. A MATTER &FHEALTH POWDER Absolutely Pure HAS HO SUBSTTUTE A Crram of Tartar Powdor, froo from alum or phos-phat- o acd ROYAL BAKNQ POWDE NEW YORK. ALL ELSE won by Easternly n :52., Olaa BU took the ono mllo gentlemens race and tho halt mle free for all went to Fldla, n 5 2. Easternly won three-quart- er tho mllo Hawaan bred n :2. Fldla got tho one and a bat mle free for all n 2: Maor Collns won the ono mle Hawaan bred n : Keala Stables was wthdrawn from ths race. There was fne weather and the crowd was tho bggest for many years. HLO LOST FOOTBALL SOCKER TEAM WHCH WENT FROM HONOLULU DD UP THE PLAYERS OF HAWA. HLO, July 5. Honolulu won tho socker football game aganst Hllo yesterday by a score of nne to nothng. The teams playng n Hlo were se lected as follows: Hawa Goal, George Desha; backs, Lndsay, Kellner; half backs.f. Anderson, W. Chalmers, Fraser; forwards, McKenzle, Donald, Wllke, Rattray, Jame. Oahu Goal, R. Chllllngworth; backs R. Caton, J. Clarke; half backs, J. Anderson, Mayal), R. Dxon; forwards, C. Oss, E. Fernandez, J. Catterall, Hckman, E. Kea. PARENTS ARE REQUESTED Not to brng chldren afflcted wth whoopng cough on the bcasldo premses. We must work hardshps on a few for the protecton of tho many. THREE GOOD MEALS. Every day n the year, three good meals aro served at Scottys Royal Annex Cafe. An appetzng breakfast; a satsfyng lunch and a bountful dn ner awats you. Tho servlco s good and the prce reasonable. mported Plsner n the keg. OK THE BEST. ts tho qualty that tells? Thats why the Canutes of tho AeVander foung caro have Jumped nto popularty. WRONG for men to pay $0.60 and $7 for ther shoes and not get that much value. Call n and nspect our new hand welt stuh Balmoral. Qualty BtlckB out from ovory part of ths Bhoo. And ts a comfort gver. Prce $7.00 UHTJSD 05 Fort Btreot Phona Ur. E CO,

2 Oceanc Steamshp Company. SERRA-ALAHED- A SCHEDULE ARRVE HONOLULU. "fa. S. ALAMEDA AUG. 9 B. B. ALAMEDA AUG. 30 LEAVE HONOLULU. S. S. ALAMED JULY 3 a S. ALAMEDA JULY 24 S. S. ALAMEDA AUG. 4 la connecton wth the salng of the above steamers, the Agents aro prepared to ssue o ntendng passengers coupon through tckets by any ralroad from San Francsco to all colnts n the Unted StAtes, and from tw York by steamshp lne to all European Ports. FOR FURTHER PARTCULARS APPLY TO D l WW B 8 M 90rPU (LM TED). General Agents Oceanc S. S. Company. Canadan Australan Royal STEARffSHBP COMPANY Ma Steamers of the abovo lne runnng n connecton wth the CANADAN-PACF- C RALWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C. and Sydney, N. B. "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. MOANA JULY 27 MANUKA JULY 24 MANUKA AUGUST 24 AORANG AUGUST 2 AORANG SEPTEMBER 2 MOANA SEPTEMBER 8 CALLNG AT SUVA, FJ, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. THSO. S. DAVES & CO.. Ltd., Genl Agts. Amercan Hawaan Steamshp Company DRECT SERVCE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAWAAN SLANDS, VA PACFC COAST PORTS. FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. Freght Weekly Salngs, Va Tehuantepec. receved at all tmes at the companys wharf, 4st Street, South Brooklyn. FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCSCO. S. S. NEVADAN to sal drect July 3 FROM SAN FRANCSCO TO HONOLULU. S. S. NEVADAN to sal drect June 28 FROM SEATTLE & TACOMA FOR HONOLULU. S. S. ARZONAN to sal drect about June 25 Jf-- Xltolrf elcl & Co., C. P. MORSE, General Freght Agent. Agents. JATSON NAVGATON COMPANY, Passenger Steamers of ths Lne wll Arrve and Leave ths Port on or about the followng dates: FROM SAN FRANCSCO. FOR SAN FRANCSCO. S. S. HLONAN JULY 2,S. S. HLONAN JULY 7 S. S. HLONAN AUGUST 3 S. S. HLONAN AUGUST 8 S. S. HLONAN AUGUST 3 S. S. HLONAN SEPTEMBER f RATES TO SAN FRANCSCO. Frst Cabn J60.00; Steerage $ Frst Class Round Trp J0.00. For Further Partculars, Apply To Castle & Cooke, Lmted, Agents Unon JEDzsrpa? BRANCH HUSTACE PECK CO., LTD. OS Queen. Street Con Havng baggage contracts wth the followng Steamshp Co.s Lnes: OCEANC STEAMSHP CO. OCCDENTAL & ORENTAL STEAMSHP CO. PACFC MAL STEAMSHP CO. TOYO KSEN KASHA SEAMSHP CO. We check your outgong baggage a your homes, savng ycu the trouble and annoyance of checkng on the wharf. ncomng baggage checked on steamers of above companes and delvered wth quckness and dspatch at your homes. Telephone Man SO Geo. GOULET & Co. CHAMPAGNE (EXTRA DRY) THE WNE OF QUALTY, MADE OF QUALTY, DSPOSED OF BY QUALTY" N QUANTTES. New Lot Receved of Pnt and Qt. Bottle. F. A. SCHAEFBR & Co. Dstrbutors : : : : : Fkone Man 5 HUB (For addtonal and lator shppng see pages 4, E or 8.) TDES, SUN AND MOON Last quarter of the moon July 2nd. L J - -9 k m& p 5 k u S g J VTW. tt A.M. A. M.. M. Um 8:M.4 fl:00 2:47 : OMO 3 0:4.2 0:28 3:30 3:28 :22 0:40 0:0 3 USB 2 0:0 4:2 5:20 5:22 0:(0 :40 P. M. 4 2:30.4 :08 4:52 7:02 5:23 0:40 :0 5 :7.0 5:33 8:5 5:23,0:0 :53 " A M C :50.8 0:07 0:2 (:2 5:23 0:40 7 2:32.0 :00 0:52 0:54 5:24 0:46 3:2 Tmes of tho tde are taken from the U. S. Coast and Geodetc Survey ta bles. The tdes at Kahulul and Hllo occur nout ono hour earler than at Honolulu. Hawaan standard tme s 0 hours 30 mnutes slower than Greenwch tme, beng that of th merdan of 67 degrees 30 mnutes. The tme whstle blows at :30 p. m., whch s the same as Greenwch, 0 hours, 0 mnutes. 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 McKlbbln and Weather Bureau records at Honolulu, T. H. They are ssued to show the condtons that have prevaled, durng the month n queston, for tho above perod of years, but must not be construed as a forecast of the weather condtons for the comng month. Month, July for 32 years. ( TEMPERATURE..) Mean or normal temperature, 78 deg. The warmest month was that of 900, wth an average of 79 deg. The coldest month was that of S94, wth an average of 7G deg. The hghest temperature was S8 deg. on July 28, 900. The lowest temperature was G3 deg. on July, 899. PRECPTATON (Ran) ( , 905-C-.) Avreage for the month,.45 nches. Average number of days wth.0 of an nch or more, 4. The greatest monthly precptaton was G.03 nches u 880. The least monthly precptaton was 0.34 nnch n 882. The greatest amount of precptaton recorded n any 2 4consecutve hours was 3.7 nches on July 2, SS0. RELATVE HUMDTY. Average 9 a. n., GC; average 9 p m. 72 ( ). Average S a. m., GG ; average 8 p. m. 70 (905-G-.) CLOUDS AND (890-90G- WEATHER.) Average number of clear days, 3; partly cloudy days, 7; cloudy days,. WND. The prevalng wnds are from the NE. ( , The average hourly velocty of the wnd s 3.8 mles. (905-G-.) The hghest velocty of the wnd was 27 mles fro mthe NE. on July C, 905. ( ) Staton: Honolulu, T. H. Date of ssue: June 29, oclock averages from records of Terrtoral Meteorologst, 8 oclock averages from Weather Bureau records. f WM. B. STOCKMAN, Secton Drector, Weather Bureau. Shppng n Port.rn.y ana xma,vy U. S. S. roquos, Carter, San Francsco, May 3.,, (Merchant Marne.) Steamshps. Br. cableshlp Restore. combe. Ea- - qulmalt, March 3. Br. S. S. Vancouver, Newcastle, Juno 2G. S. S. Kumerc, Balrd, Funchnl, June 27. Salng Vessels. Am. bkt. Coronado, Langfeldt, San Francsco, May 22. Am. sp. Fort George, Fullerton, Newcastle, June 22. Am. sc. Metha Nelson, Eureka, Juno 2G. Am sc. W. H. Marston, Gove, San Francsco, June 27. Am. bkt. rmgard, Schmdt, San Francsco, July. At Pearl Harbor. Am Ketch Snark, London, San Francsco, May 20. The Mals OUTGONG. For Yokohama, per S. S. Korea, July 5. For San rfanclsco, per S. S. Chna, July 5. For San Francsco, S; S. Sbera, July 8. NCOMNG. From San Francsco, per S. S. lo-nla- n, July 0. From San FranclBco per S. S. Korea, July 6. u. s. A. than sports. Thomas left Honolulu for Manla Juno 4. Logan duo at Honolulu from Manla, July 9. Duford nt Nagasak. Sherman at San Francsco. Sherdan at Mare sland reparng. Dlx left Honolulu for Seattle June 20. Warren ut San Francsco. Crook left Honolulu for Alaskn, June 2& ARRVNG. Thursday, July 4. T. K. K. Hongkong Mam, Stevens, from San Francsco, 2:05 p. m. Frday, July 5. S. S. Mauna Loa, Smcrson, from Hawa and Maul ports, 4:50 a. m. French S. S. Amlral Superre, Bat- - tallle, from Yokohama, June 2, wth 2,045 tons freght nnd 237 Japanese, at Oceanc wharf, 9 a. m. S. S. Rosecrans, Holmes from Ga- - vlota, at ralway wharf, 8 n. m. DEPARTNG. AVednesday, July 3. H. B. M. S. Monmouth. Take, for Yokohama, 3 p. m. Bktn. S. G. Wlder..Tnckson, for San Francsco, a. m. Bk. S. C. Allen. Wler, for Hum boldt, 3 p. m. Frday, July 5. T. K. K. Hongkong Maru. Stevens, for the Orent. 0 a. m. S. S. Claudne, Bennett, for Hawa and Mau ports,5 p. m. PASSENGERS. Arrved. Per T. K. K. S. S. Hongkong Maru, from San Francsco, July 4. For Honolulu: Bshop A. McKay-Smt- h, Rev. H. W. Wells, L. F. Von Jentz and Leut L. Von der Decken. Through. Dr. Jur Katsu Ablko. H. M. Ash, Mr. and Mrs H. L. Chrste. Rchard rwn, Robert W. rwn, Captan Le Rond, Madame Le Rond, G. M. Lukesh, Mss Grace Bally, Gordon B. Cnnaga, James W. Carroll, Wng Chlentsu, Mrs. George T. do Colmesnll, Mss Frances E. Cooley, Mss Wnne Dunlap, Hugh A. Feeley, Martn G. Feuerhak, Mss Eugene Fuller, Davd Glbbs. Augusto Gonzales, Geoffrey W. Mayo, T. Raymond Palmer Mrs. Chas. A. Stephens, Mahler U. Swan. Per S. S. Keauhou, July 3. from Kl-lau- W. F.Sanborn. Per S. S. Mauna Loa, July 5. From Kau: L. Chong, Young Fon, Mrs. C. t. Mller, Dr. C. L. Caven, Mrs. E. Caven, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Boothe. From Kona Paul Makuakanl, B. Waggoner, Mss K Carlson, Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Baker, Mrs. Austn, Mss Kate Clark. Mss A. Muller, T. Shlbayama, Captan H. H, Smyth and wfe, Mss J. Smyth, Mss E, Smyth, H. Smyth, Joe Smth. From Mau: Mrs. H. Mahoe, Mss M. Card. C. R. Lndsay and wfe, Queen Llluo kalan. Mrs. J. Aaea, 22 deck. CELEBRATERS WARNED. Sherff laukea ssued warnngs on Wednesday to the effect that all creatng a nusance by the dscharge of frearms or freworks on the Fourth would be severely dealt wth. Realty Transactons Entered for Record July 3, 907. N Kauh and wf to Chu Chung L Keon Kane to S W Walk! L Ben de Slva to F. S. Lyman tr...am C L Stow to F S Lyman tr AM John E Overton and wfe to, Mrs, Maud A Pfluger D J l Estate Led to Nee Sng Wa...L Nee Sng Wa to Kaneohe Rce Mll Co Ltd AL Kalua and wf to C rewerb & Co Ld.PD C Brewer & Co Ltd to Kalua PD F J Patterson to Clarence HCooke.PA Stella L Pattersona to W A Love.. PA W C Love et al to W A Love PA Gear, Lansng & Co by trs to Hawn Trust Co Ltd D Est of Julette Co Moke by tr et al to Charles M Cooke Ltd D Keolamauloa (w) to Abel Laumauna (k) et al D Recorded June 2G, 907. Lorrln A. Thurston and wf to G L Samson et al, D; lot 5a of part 2, gr G39, Nuuanu valley, ohnolulu, Oahu. $750. B 29, p 334. Dated June 2, 907. Wong Buok Yp to W B Kam. PA; general powers. B 924, p 23. Dated May Ym Quon by atty to Ym Ln Chong, Sub PA; general powers n Lber 49, fol p 233. Dated.lune 25, 907 Ap (w) to Kellahonul (w), D; nt n por R P 7429, Man 0, Honuakaha, Honolulu, Oahu.?50. B 29, p 336. Dated June 2G, 007. Albert N Campbell tr by atty to Phllp Jardln. Rel; lot 32. blk C, nl tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $550. B 290, p 349. Dated June 5, 907. STOMACH TROUBLE. s greatly releved, and n most cases cured wth Dr. Mles Nervne. t nourshes and strengthens lte nervous system, whch ncreases the actvty of the stomach nerves, regulates the heart acton. mproves the crculaton and n gvng health to tho nervous system, re moves organc dsorder. Sold by drug gsts under a guarantee that r frst bottle does not beneft, your money ""tne Job Prntng S(ar;Qfllc? DELVERNG ff NEW BOA T CAPTAN A. G. STEVENS TAKNG HONG KONG MARU TO ORENT FOR FLMER SX DAYS MAL. Tho S. S. Kongkong Maru arrved from San Francsco yesterday afternoon wth sx days later mal. She dressed n honor of the Fourth of July after her arrval n port. She brought four stop-ove- r passengers for Honolulu, Bshop Alex. McKay-Smt- h and Rev. H. W. Wlls, bound for Shangha, and Leutenant L. Von der Deck-e- n, of tho German Army, and L. F. von Pentz. McKay-Smt- h s the Bshop Coadutator of the docese of Pennsylvana and hs chaplan s hs travelng companon. They wll reman here untl tho alng of the Korea. Among the through passengers s the secretary of the Vceroy of Canton, Wong Chletsu. The Hongkom Maru saled ths mornng at 0 oclock for the Orent. Actng Commander A. G. Stevens of the Hongkong Maru s takng the vessel to the Orent to turn over to Captan Fllmer. Stevens may soon have a command of hs own. WORLDS BT BEWS CABLE OAKLAND, July 5 Secretary of the Navy Metcalfe, who arrved here on a prvate vst yesterday, sad that next wnter eghteen or twenty of the bggest battleshps of the Amercan navy would arrve at San Francsco on a practse cruse from the Atlantc. The present polcy of the Navy department s not to spend money abroad but to keep the warshps n home waters. OYSTER BAY July 5. t s offcally stated that t s not the ntenton of the government to send the fleet mmedately to Pacfc waters. The decson to do so s the result of a two years plan of maneuvers. There s no sgnfcance n the assemblng of the fleet n the Pacfc the relatons of Amerca wth all other countres never havng been more peaceful. WANT ARBTRATON. THE HAGUE, July 5. A petton from Amerca bearng two mllon sgnatures has been presented at the eapce Conference. The petton s n favor of the passage of a unversal arbtraton treaty, JAPANESE EVADNG LAW. CTY OF MEXCO, July 5 Japanese are flockng to the Amercan border, takng passage to Canada by way of Juarez and desertng the trans n the Unted States en route. ATLANTC LNER ASHORE. NORTH SYDNEY, Nova Scota, July 5. The Brtsh steamshp Montcalm, bound for Montreal from Manchester, s ashore on the east coast of Cape Breton sland. FOURTH N LONDON. London, July E. There was a great holday crush yesterday at the Amercan Embassy. ROCKEFELLER WLL TESTFY. Pttsburg, Oho, July 5. John D. Rockefeller left for Chcago yesterday to testfy as to fnancal condtons of the Standard Ol Company of ndana. GERMANYS DSCLAMER. BERLN, July 4. t s dened at the foregn offce that Germany suggested to the Unted States the need of assemblng ts battleshps n the Pa cfc. MLTA ROTERS. NORFOLK, Va., July 4. Fve hun dred mlta engaged n a rot at the Exposton yesterday. Several were hurt. CARUSO DECORATED. LONDON, July 4. Kng Edward has decorated Caruso, the tenor, wth the Vctoran order. Caruso s the snger who was arrested and fned for nsultng a woman n Central Park, New York, and whom the mmgraton authortes have forbdden to return to ths country. BARNEY JOY MADE GOOD. SAN FRANCSCO, July 4. Barney Joy ptched n a successful game yesterday. SERVCE ON ROCKEFELLER.. PTTSFELD, July 4. After evadng servce for two weeks, J. D. Rockefeller fnally accepted t. He wll appear n court at Chcago on tho 6th. BURNS WNNER. SAN FRANCSCO, July 4. Squres, the Australan champon, was defeated by Burns n the frst round after two mnutes fghtng. Squres never lnnd- - ed a blow. Ten seconds after the. gong sounded Burns floored hm wth a rght to tho Jaw. Squres staggered to hs Teet nnd came to a clnch, whch was broken n tho center of tho rng, tho Australan gong down ngaln wth nnothor blow on thoaw. Stll game, ho arose to recelvo a successon of rght uml smusho.s Squres then dropped hs arms helplessly whle Burns admnstered the fnshng blow. There wore 9000 spectators. TRANSPORTS DUE. Three transports are due wthn "the next two weeks and all have bands aboard. The Logan s duo from Manla on Tuesday wth the Nneteenth nfantry. Tho Sherman s due on July 3 from San Francsco wth the 8 03 O CO a o H 03 S3 a oco t KKKO-TBN- " 3est Soy Thrteth nfantry on route to Manla. Quartermaster Captan Babcock wll bo aboard. The Buford s duo to sal from Nagasak wth tho Sevonth DANGEROUS CURRENCY. Thoy wore dscussng tanted money. " want no money unless ts clean, Bold ono wth convcton. " want mne clean, too," sad the other, "wthout n scratch or a speck y on t." "You vfcr to tho physcal aspect, to tll moral." "Say," was the reonder, " guess, you never had a bunch of marked blls handed to you." The attenton of Plantaton Managers s called to ths brand o Soy. Years of experence have brought t to the front and t now ranks as the best Soy n the market. J3L. YAMAMOTO SOLE AGENT. 25 Hotel Street near Nuuanu. Telephone Man 399. HONOLULU the Wood and Spol the Bread GET A GAS STOVE NOW. Bshop Street. To Drnk or Not To Drnk That s The Queston. And the answer, of course, s to drnk PRMO BEER at any old tme, any old place, wth any one. Prntng Ltd. P r Offce O ganed, a reputaton for dong good work at far prces and dellvenng 2 mo uu wncn prurnscu. rew prntng ouces can mane a smlar M clam. Wth addton to our plant we are n a better poston than ever to handle commercal orlntlnn. Our Lnotypes - three are "k t at your servce for book and bref work. f you are not a Star! customer, send us a tral order; you wll be pleased wth the result. Star Prntng Offce McCandle6s Bulldlnt. Telephone 365 CD S3 H en 9 U9

3 the Hawaan starv frday? uly 5, 907. THREB FULTON RENAL COMPOUND For Brghts Dsease and Kdney Trouble. FULTON DABETC COMPOUND. For Acute Rheumatsm and Dabetes Really Marvelous. A new and postve cure. HONOLULU Agents Celebrate the Fourth Wo have the largest lne of freworks n the cty. Wall, Nchols Co., Ltd Fre nsurance! Atlas Assurance Company ot.london. New York Underwrters Agency. Provdence Washngton nsurance Company. THE B. F. DLLNGHAM CO., LMTED General agents for Hawa. Fourth Floor Stangenwald Buldng. W. 0. rwn & Go. AGENTS FOR THE Royal nsurance Co. of Lverpool, Eng. Scottsh Unon & Natonal ns. Co. of Edlngbuu Scotland. Wllhelmlna of Madgeburg General nsurance Company,.ommorclal Unon Assurance Co. of London. PACFC PCTURE FRAMNG CO. Makes a specalty of framng, dlplo-- l mas. Certfcates and other mportant document Thoy receved new mouldng for sale by tho Serra. NUUANU STREET NEAR HOTEL Y. O SNGr CO. GROCERES, FRUTS, VEGETABLES, ETC. Calforna Butter, 40c. lb.: Cookng Butter, 30c. lb.; sland Butter, 35c. lb Nuuanu Street. Telephone Man 23S. Box 952. Telephones Resdence, Whte 86; Offce, Man 298. GOMES EXPRESS CO Furnture Moved Wth Care to All Parts of the Cty OFFCE: 7G FORT STREET. Vear Queen, opp. Hackfeld Buldng, COMPANY, LTD. Solo manufacturers and Agents of Genune Kola Mnt. (Dont buy poor mtatons.) PHONE MAN 7. & CO, LTD, QUEEN STREET. HONOLULU, H. Tf 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. Robertson. & Mgr..V-Pr- E. Faxon Bshop... Treas. & Secy. F. W. Macfarlane Audtor V C. Jones Drector C. H. Cooke Drector J. R. Gat Drector AT of the above named consttute the Board of Drectors. J. P. COOKE, MANAGER. OFFCERS: H. P. Baldwn Presdent Vce-Presde- J. B. Castle st nt Vce-Presde- W. M. Alexander... 2nd nt Vce-Presde- L. T. Peck 3rd nt J. Waterhouse.Treasurer 3. B. Paxtou Secretary W, O. Smth Drector Sugar Factors and Commsson Herchants AGENTS FOR Hawaan Commercal & Sugar Company. Haku Sugar Company. Fala Plantaton. Maul Agrcultural Company. Klhel Plantaton Company. Hawaan Sugar Company. Kahuku Plantaton Company. K&hulul Ralroad Company. Hatoakaln, Ranch Company. Honolua Ranch. Use Jo Prlntlnr, BUr Oflce. DRUG COMPANY. Terrtory of Hawa. Baseball FOURTH OF JULY. AT :45 P. M. S. AT 3:5 P. M. S. LOUS VS. FOUR GOOD S Ml d BO, JOB TEAMS TWO GOOD GAMES CHNESE NEWSPAPER PUBLSHNG AND PRNTNG. LD No. 49 Cor. of Smth and Hotel Sts For Sale $3, House on College Street. 3 bed rooms, parlor, dnng room, ktchen, pantry, lana. Lot 75 x 25. A Bargan Part cash. Balance on mortgage f requred. GO BETHEL STREET. PREMUM RATES FOR LB HU SURVVOR P BENEFT HS Just receved: THE LATEST THNG N PROTECTON for Young, Mddle and Old Age. Call or wrte for Partculars. agle Mb Unalted General nsurance Agents. T, SHMA THE DYER. CLOTHES DYED AND CLEANED. All Work Guaranteed. Suts Cleaned and Pressed, 50c; Tuxedo, J75c. No. 250 Fort Street, near Orpheum Theater, Honolulu, T. H. Won Lou & Co. Plumbers and Tnners 77 Hotel Street near Maunakea. SHRTMAKER. Shrts made wth materlc! furnlshe.00, M.60,$2.00, J2.50. When cu omer furnshes materal 60o and 75c. wa sde Nuuanu St. near Beretanla CONCET. An earthworm burled n tho crust Felt t begn to qunko; And made remark, " really must Not dg so hard; t snt ust To make the whole world shako." MA! GET RUSSANS BUT NOJflOLOMS BG KONA COLONZATON DS- CUSSED BY THE BOARD OF Plans to brng another lot of Russans here were dscussed on Wednesday afternoon by the Board of mmgraton. Tho Board met wth the now charman, Rchnrd vers, presdng for the frst tme. The matter of gettng Russans was doubtfully regarded n vew of the recent Molokan experment, but correspondence from.j A. Low, who has been to Russa, contaned strong recommendatons of Erwnns. Wrtng of hs conferences wth a delegate representng 50,000 of these people who would lke to mmgrate, Low sad: "He advsed me that one hundred famles, qute well to do, would pay all of ther own expenses and proceed there mmedately upon hs recommendaton to them. "He clams that there are thousands of famles watng, and that perhaps n the neghborhood of one thousand to two thousand famles would be able to pay ther own expenses; provdng they were assured they could get work and could Becure lands. Otherwse, to have a means of support mmedately upon ther arrval at Hawa. "Should you be able to enter nto any negotatons wth ths man, and could take up and locate 00 to 5f famles n the dstrct of Kona. be lleve you would eventually populate tne whole dstrct." y Lows letter was to F. B. McStocker. who repled as representatve of large Kona nterests whch may take the matter up. Hs reply sad n nart: "A hasty lne n regard to the Erl- - wans. am to see Mr. J. P. Cooke to day, but Mr. Castle s very dubous as to tne Planters Assocaton consder ng the matter at all, especally wth the Molokan matter n ther mnha and also the known proposton that tne planters fgure on an acre to an acre and a half of land, wherenn tho Russans wll probably fgure on largo areas; nut Mr. Castle s very wllng 0 locate these people n Kona on areas of, say. 20 acres each, from our own holdngs n South and North Ko na, n plantng pneapples, etc., under rght of purchase lease such as we have now gven the Kealakekua Coffee Plantng Assocaton, a comnanv of Japanese who bought the Kealakekua Coffee Co. felds n ther early plant ngs and have repad the purchase prce of ther land by nrodortlons of ther crop that s, ther products have pad for ther land; of course, makng such rght of purchase lease for a long perod, wth a contract for the handlng of ther product, as t s necessary that we should have annh a contract to ustfy us n the frst place dsposng of the land under such condtons, and, second, the expendture that wo would have to co tn n provdng manufacturng and transportaton facltes for handlng ther products," JOHN BAKER N JSJfTHPUCE FORMER GOVERNOR OF THE SL AND OF HAWA S HEARD FROM N HAWA. Tho Hlo Trbune says: Colonel John T. Baker Of Hln Tna nr. rved n Taht, the land of hs brth. unly yesterday the edtor of thn nn. per receved a postal card from hm dated at Papeete. Thatl. on.tnnf Kfh Tho card run thus: "Aloha a nu oa. Hkl mnl mur ne!, uno 2. Maka. Aloha nu oe." t s of course unnecessary to tmn. late ths to those who understand Hawaan, but for others t may be explaned that the meanng s, practcally that he arrved n Taht nn.tnnn 2nd and s feelng n the best of shape. v,o. uaker who s one of Hlo8 best known and Governor of the sland under tho mo narchy. Hs remarkable physque led hm to be selected as the mnrn rm- - to status of Kamehameha the Great whch stands n front of the Judcary Buldng n Honolulu and of whr-- n w plca s erected n Kohala. Although ns wnoo lre has been dentfed wth Hawa, the colonel was born n Taht hs father havng been Englsh. has now a lonr trln hpfnrn hm as they go, but wll re turn Dy way of Chna and Japan. HO seeng thngs THE CONGRESottlEN. An nterestng letter has been recev ed by Actng Governor Atknson from Chef Clerk Lloyd Conklng, relatve to tho experence of tho Conwesslonal party after leavng the sland of Maul and whle n Kona and other parts of Hawa. They arrved at the Volcano House last Frday. Tho followng wreless message was receved Wednesday: Hlo. July To Actng Governor Atknson. Party for crater yesterday went to the koa forest n a specal tran. Made Hlo at C a. tn. Sco breakwater at ( p. n. When docs tho transport leave for Manla? All well. CONKLNG. Dsarmament (The Fnal Conccs son.) Germany s ready to dscharge Prvato Frtz Bumte from the Thrd Fusler regment. Further reducton n her peace armament wll not bo made. England wll put out of com msson three shps n the South-Se- a fleet, on condton that Germany does tho same wth her whole fleet. Franco wll show her readness n the peaco movement by repantng tho battlements of Belfort. Humorlstscho Blnetter. MORTGAGEES NOTCE OF NTEN TON TO FORECLOSE, AND OF SALE. NOTCE S HEREBY GVEN that n accordance wth law and by vrtue of the power of sale contaned n that certan mortgage mado by Alexander Lazarus (unmarred), to The Bank of Hawa, Lmted, an Hawaan corpor aton, dated June 23ru, 902, recorded n the Regstry Offce n Honolulu, Oa hu, n Lber 237, pages sad , The Bank of Hawa, Lmted, ntends now to foreclose sad mortgage for breach of condtons theren contaned, to nt wt, of the balance of prncpal due on the promssory note by sad mortgage secured, and the n torest thereon, when due, and the non payment of taxes on the mortgaged premses as requred by sad mortgage. Notce s also hereby glveh that the lands and premses n sad mortgage and herenafter descrbed, and the m provements thereon, and appurten ances conected therewth, wll be sold at publc aucton by sad The Bank of Hawa, Lmted, at the aucton room of James F. Morgan, at No. 857 Kaa- - humanu street, n sad Honolulu, on Saturday, the 27th day of July, 907, at 2:00 o clock noon of sad day. The property covered by sad mort gage and ntended to bo sold as afore sad conssts of the followng descrlb ed lot or tract of land, stuate on the South Slope of Punchbowl Hll, n sad Honolulu, descrbed as follows: Lot Number 502: Begnnng at a pont on mauka sde of Knau Street, and 200 feet Westerly from ron pn at West angle of Boardmans prem ses, thence the boundary- - runs by true bearngs: N. 2" 2 E. 28G feet along Lots 503 and 505; S W. 5 feet along Lunalllo Street; S. 2 2 W. 229 feet along Lot 50; S. OS" 48 E. 00 feet along Knau Street al pont; Area, 25,750 square feet; and beng the same premses descrbed n Royal Patent (Grant) No. 350G, and conveyed to sad Alexander Lazarus by deed of J. A. Thompson, Commssoner, dated March st, 902, recorded n sad Regstry Offce n Lber 23, pages 2G4-2C- 5. Terms: Cash n Unted States gold con, ten per cent payable at tme of sale, and balance on delvery of deed. Deed at expense of purchaser. For further partculars and terms enqure of Tho Bank of Hawa, Lmted, or Smth & Lews, Judd Buldng, Honolulu. Dated, Honolulu, T. H., June 20th, 907. THE BANK OF HAWA, LMTED, By C. H. COOKE, Casher. Cts June 2, 2S, July 5, 2, 9, 2C. The Board of Lcense Commssoners for the County of Oahu wll hold a meetng at tho Executves Buldng on Monday July 22nd, 907 at 4 p. m. to consder the applcaton of Hng Lung for a Saloon Lcense to sell ntoxcatng lquors at Heela, Oahu, under tho provsons of Act 9, Sessons Laws of 907. All protests or obectons aganst the ssuance of a lcense under sad applcaton should bo fled wth tno Secretary of tho Board not later than the tme set for sad hearng. A. J. CAutBELL, Secretary, Board of Lcense Commssoners, 4ts Juno 2, 28, July 5," 2. Commssoners OF Se H STUATED N Kaalaa, Pauoa, sland and County of Oahu, Terrtory of Hawa. Pursuant to a Decree of Foreclosure and sale made by tho Honorable W. J. Robnson, Thrd Judge of. tho Crcut Court of tho Frst Judcal Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa, at Chambers, n Equty, on tho 4th day of May, A. D. 905, n an acton enttled "Ellen Alber-tln- a Polyblank otherwse known as Sster Albertlna, Trustee for Kco-mala- Stella nl Cockett, and Stella K. Cockett, sole benefcary under sad trust, complanants, vs. Davd Kawananakoa, Jonah Kalananaole, Abgal W. Kawananakoa, Elzabeth K. Kalanlanaolo, Tho Gorman Savngs and Loan Socety, a corporaton, respondents, BU for Foreclosure of Mortgage." (Equty Dl vson, No. 43), tho undersgned, as Commssoner, duly apponted by sad decree, wll sell at Publc Aucton, to the hghest and best bdder for cash subect to confrmaton of tho Court, on Saturday, the 29th Day of June. A. D. 907 at 2 o clock noon of sad day, at tho front (mauka) entranco of tne Judcary Buldng, n Honolulu, sland and County of Oahu, Terrtory of Hawa, all and sngular the lands and premses stuated n Kaalaa, Pauoa, Honolulu aforesad, more partcularly bounded and descrbed as follows, to- - wt: A porton of Kaalaaluna, Honolulu, Kona, Oahu, L. C. Award 72G0 to B. Namakeha. Begnnng on the new south lno of Pauoa Road on the East boundary or L. C. A B. to Kaholoau, sad pont beng 93.5 feet from the ntersecton of tho new South lne of Fauoa Road and Nuuanu Avenue, as shown on Government Regstered Map No and runnng by truo azmuths: " 44. lcet along new Rnnfh llnp rtt Pnllnn Hnnrt 2. 33S feet along Ulus place; G.5 feet along L. C. A. 85 FL. and G05U; 4. 5G feet along L. C. A, 236; feet along same; feet along same; feet along L. C. A 44 B. Ap. 2; feet along same; feet along same; feet along same;. 3S feet along same; feet along same; feet along Kaala-alalo- ; feet along same; V feet along same; " feet along same; 7. SS feet along same; 8. S feet along L. C. A 595" to pont of begnnng. Area 5.7 acres. Together wth all and sngular the tenements, herldltamcnts and appur tenances therunto belongng or n any wse appertanng. Savng, exceptng and reservng from the above descrbed premses all that certan lot, pece, parcel or tract of land more partcularly bounded and descrbed as follows, to wt: AH that porton of Royal Patent No. 437, L. C. A. 7260, to B. Namakeha, at Kaalaa, Pauoa, Honolulu, Oahu, hound ed and descrbed as follows: Begnnng at the West corner of ths land on Pauoa Road, the same beng the North corner of L. C. A P.. Apana 3 to and runnng by, Kaholoau, truo merdan: S E Road; feet along Pauoa S E feet along same; N. 8S 30 E feet along same; S E feet along fence; N W. 3.0 feet along same; S E feet along same; S. 5s 00 E feet along same; S W feet along L. C. A. 23G to Kaholo: N W. 3G.0 feet along reman der of ths land; S. Sl 2 W. 80. S. feet along stono wall; N E feet along L. C. A B. Apana 4 to Kaholoau; N W feet along same; N. 9" 20 E. 7.5 feet along L. C. A B. Apana 3 to Kaholoau to tho ntal pont, and contanng an area of acres n the event that tho prce or sum realzed at sad sale for the land and premses frst herenabove descrbed, wth tho reservaton and excepton herenabove provded, shall bo and prove nsuffcent to pay and dscharge the expenses ncdent to such sale as also tho prncpal sum due to sad complanant, together wth nterest and costs, then and n that event sad Commssoner shall, n accordance wth sad decree, offer for sale and sell tho sad lot, pece, parcel or tract of land so excepted and reserved last herenabove descrbed. TERMS OF SALE: Cash, n Unted States Gold Con; ten (0) per cent. of tho purchase prce to bo pad upon the fall of tho hammer: balance upon executon and delvery of deed by the Commssoner. Deed or deeds at ex pense of purchaser or purchasers. For further partculars apply to Messrs. W. S. Edlngs or E. A. Douth-lt- t, attorneys for complanants, at ther offces, Kaahumanu street, Honolulu, or to tho undersgned at hs offce n tho Judcary. Buldng, n Honolulu aforesad. M. T. SMONTON, Commssoner. Dated Honolulu, Oahu, Juno 7, 907. The above sale has been postponed to Saturday, July 3, 907. at 2 oclock noon, at the front (mauka) entrance of tho Judcary Bulldlngn Honolulu, T. M. T. SMONTON, Commssoner. Dated Honolulu, Juno 29, ts July 2, 5, 9, 2. REMOVAL NOTCE. The offces of the Trustees of the Oahu College, P. C. Jones and Jonathan Shaw, have been removed to tho Mc- - Candless Buldng, Bothel street, Room No. 205 (second story.) P. O. JONES. Wo carry everythng Up-to-Da- Tel, tk SCS. TO ATTRACT THE JAPANESE TRADE advertse n THE DALY NPPU JJ, tho most popular and wdely crculated evenng paper among tho Japanese colony. JOB PRNTNG A SPECALTY wth ether language ot Japanese, Ch nese, Korean or Englsh. Phone Man Market XV Oahu Nppu Y. STAR fln fn Ask Your Dealer for Normandy Rye t s dstnct n character and comples wth the Food and Drugs Act to the letter". FREE SAMPLES of Kcc Lor carbon paper for the askng. non-grea- Once ntroduced, Kcc Lox vt ll tuko euro of the rest Tho use of K e o lox means clean hands, clean and clear cut that copy-cop- y wll last. ts tho hghest Krade paper sold and ts customers are the largest commercal houses and law tlrm n Amerca. HAWAAN NEWS CO.. Ltd., Young Buldng. C. Q. YEE HOP & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAL BUTCHBRS Man The LESS THAN n the MEAT Lne. Satsfacton and Far Prces J Co., Ltd., SOGA, Manager. Hotel Street near Nuuanu. nd over The Only Double-Trac- k Ralway between the Mssour Rvar Chcago ul Ṫhroo Fast JTxcra.a Daly VA SOUTHERN PACFC. UNON PACFC AND CHCAOO & NORTHWESTERN RALWAYS. OVERLAND LMTED, VESTBULED. Loave San Francsco alrr :00 a. m. The most luxurous tran n the world. New Pullman drawng room an stateroom cars bult expressly for ths fumous tran. Gentlemans buffet an Ladys parlor observaton car. Book- - lovers Lbrary. Dnng car meals ( la carte. Electrc lghted throughout. EASTERN EXPRESS VESTBULED. Leaves San Francsco at :00. m. daly. Through Pullman Palace and Tourst Sleepng Car to ChlfMft Dnng Cars. Free Redlnng Char Cars. ATLANTC EXPRESS. VESTBULED. Leaves San FraaclBoo t a. m. Daly. Standard and Tourst Sleepers. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSONS Wednesday, Thursdays and Frdays. Tho best of everythng. Tckets to and from all ponts n Europe. Street. Kortfarwr stern. Sy R. R. RTCHE, a A. P. CT Central Buldng. Son Fr&aclao. Shppng Recept Books nter-slan-d Ralway S SOLD AT OFFCE & Land Gompt N. Conc any. 7, T r! V

4 f FOUR ODlx DALY AND Hawaan JSto-- SEM-WEEKL- Y. Publshed every afternoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaan Star Newspaper Assocaton, Lmted. Local, per annum Foregn, per annum. SUBSCRPTON RATES: Payable n advance, Entered at Post Offce at Honolulu, Hawa, as second class mall matter. $ Subscrbers who do not get ther papers regularly wll confer a favor by notfyng the Star Offce; Teleph one 365..Yew flal ror : muncpal graftng, s now pro draft 5 posn thc most sc"c schc?,c stoppng of fo. rcfom t 5s ollc that. r n V.V.V.VAW.WAV.VV.V.V.V s attractng a goou uca 0 uuu. ton throughcut the country, and may be adopted n many places as a plan to safeguard the nterests of thc publc from theves or grafters n offce. Thc plan, as descrbed by ts orgnator, Rudolph Spreckels, s to form a cvc audtng agency whch shall keep close watch on all publc affars and offcals. Spreckels says that such an agency would save thc cty and county pf San Francsco between three and" three and a half mllons a year. Thc dea would be to place publc affars on somethng lke thc same sort of busness bass as prvate corporatons nsst upon n thc management of ther busness. As Spreckels says : "There s no busness now conducted wthout an audtng agency that could not be run far more economcally wth such an arrangement, n general should say that a savng of 40 per cent can be effected by an audtng system.- - Such a plan would work two ways. n the frst place thc cty offcals would know that they would be held to account for every cent, and thus the desre for extra profts would dsappear and every man would attend strctly and honorably to, hs busness. n thc second place an audtng body would be able to devse methods lookng to economy by cuttng out useless employes or those gven offce smply far poltcal reasons. "As an nstance we propose to have an expert engneer, who wll examne the specfcatons for every cty contract. He wll sec that they are far so that all who desre may bd, and he wll then sec that there s no rng among the bdders. He wll watch thc constructon of all publc works to. sec that the cty s not defrauded n materal or otherwse. When the men who are n poltcs to make a proft see that ther sources of revenue arc elmnated they wll get out of poltcs. n ths way we hope to drve out the money makng poltcans and wth them the corrupt bosses. We wll also employ detectves and wll have a corps of expert accountants, who wll keep check 0 every act of the cty offcals," That street peddlers ce cream s a cause of sckness s a very closely the dalogue quoted above that Far Too Many J lkely theory, and t s also probable that ther candy and drnks standard formula. The only varaton teh quotaton,may be accepted as a Peddler Wagons and other stuff served at the curbstones are causes of sckness. n that the husband sometmes nter ects a few "damns." S. P. Bulletn. these days of pure food acts and POSSBLE CORROBORATON. other precautons for the preservaton of publc health, t s ncongruous to see a progressve ctvs streets lned wth these lttle wagons. per tells of a grl who had a lve bug "What a rdculous story! Ths pa A3 many as twenty of them have been counted n lne n the vcnty n her ear 2 years." of the Oceanc wharf on an Alameda departure day. t would be nam "Oh, dont know. How longs that bee been n Bryans hat?" to estmate how many there are n the whole cty, but they arc n cv dence from one end to the other of the Rapd Transt system, and they A TEST. must dspense every day a vast quantty of cheap candy, cheap ce "What hs standng as a polltl- - cream, soda water, cookes, etc. clan?" The wacrons should be lcensed out of busness, not only as "Coulnt bo better, Why, he ad- - measure of publc health but as a busness proposton and for the sake dresses Taft as Bll. of publc appearances. They arc unsghtly and they offer unfar com-etto- n to merchants legtmately n the ce cream, candy or soda water busness. Ctzens who pay large taxes and conduct clean busness establshments whch are a credt to the cty should not be subected to the competton of scores of lttle two wheeled carts toted about by Japanese men or women at all hours of the day and nght, any more than chldren should be tempted to buy the stuff thc peddlers call ce cream. General Funstons "unwhpped Funston 5 mob" letter, brefly referred to n And the cables last week, turns out to Frsco Mob have been even more harsh n ts language than the telegraph ndcated. The generals expresson was the "as yet unwhpped mcb, and when thc letter became publc he stood by the expresson n some sham exchanges of letters wth thc Fourth of July commttee. An swerng a request that federal troops take part n the Fourth of July parade, Funston wrote: "Durng the present dsturbed condtons n ths cty am very loth to have the troops partcpate n a parade for the reason that they are lable to be nsulted and eered at by the as-y- et unwhpped mob of ths cty, and, of course, would be n a poston where they would have to grn and bear t." n reply to the row ths expresson caused, thc general "came back" at the commttee wth the followng: " am probably as famlar wth thc condtons n San Francsco as are any of thc resdents thereof. am nether blnd nor deaf, and hope have "at least ordnary gencc. must confess that was moved to a certan extent by the recept, durng the past two months, of some twenty abusve and threatenng letters, two of whch gave me the cheerful nformaton that f the Federal troops were called out to mantan order would meet the fate of Steunenberg. "So these letters, whch represented thc state of mnd of some of your ctzens Avcre totally uncalled for. could not help beng, to a certan extent, nfluenced by them, however. My expresson, The as yet unwhpped mob, referred to those dsorderly and lawless people, and am at a loss to see by what process of logc a commttee of representatve ctzens took t to themselves. As ths expresson offended your commttee, however, wsh to express my regret at havng used t. do not wsh to be understood as apologzng to the lawless element of the communty, or to those who sympathze wth them, but 4o your commttee do so gladly. "n takng ths acton desre you to understand that am moved by no queston of expedency. f called upon by the War Department for an explanaton of my letter, the mere statement that t was wrtten n good fath would be suffcent. n order properly to close ths dsagreeable ncdent and promote good feelng agan, am wllng to order out to partcpate n the parade such troops as wll be avalable, whch wll be the Feld Artllery battalon and a porton of the Twenty- - fourth nfantry now n camp at the Presdo, whch arrved only a few days ago en route to the Phlppnes. There may be avalable also a small detachment of cavalry, The Fourth of July Commttees last word.was an ndgnant repudaton of the charge that federal solders were not safe from ether nsult or nury n the streets of San Francsco. The offers of troops OCOGCOOOOQOOO Tales Worth Tellog f 5 o VOOOQGOOOOOOQOOOOOOOCOCOO? DD T EVER OCCUR TO YOU? "Wll you button my gown, dear?" the wlfo says, sweetly, to the hus-bnnwho Btuuds already attred for tho evenng, and who has rolmndcd her, two or threo tmes, that they should havo started ton mnutes ago. "Certanly, my dear," ho reples, amably; and ho proceeds to search clumsly for hooks, and eyes, and but-- tons, and button-holes-, "Moat of these books seem to bo FRANK L. HOOGS MANAGER mssng," ho remarks, after a mn ute. FRDAY JULY 5. "Use pns wherever necessary," she reples, sweetly. "Confounl thoso lttle buttons." he San Francsco, havng suppled mutters, a moment later. "They wont the bggest example stay button-holes-. of general n tho wsh you wouldnt tako a bg breath and pull them out ust when havo them rght" " beg your pardon, dear," sho reples, stll sweetly. " wont breathe agan." "Thero they go once more," he cres, n a tone of exasperaton. "ve got to begn all over. Why dont women havo ther frocks button n front? f men wore coats that buttoned up the back they would bo thought crazy." No reply from tho patent and ex perenced wlfo. who s busy fabten lng her collar or pattng her har. "f you wont Stand stll ll gve t up," ho suddenly exclams, angrly. "Why do you fght?" " was only makng uso of tho tme," sho says. "When mother buttons me up f docs not annoy her when do somethng else at the same tme." " wsh your mother were here to do ths ob." "So do," retorts thc wfe. "Sho s so patent and deft." Slence for a mnute or two, whle, the husband works nervously breathng hard, and relevng hs rago by facal contortons. "Theer ts done," ho cres, straghtenng up and kssng her on the cheek. "Forgve me for beng so testy; but really dont understand, why women nsst on havng gowns that button up the back." Fve young wves met whle call-n- g one afternoon Of last week and, comparng ther husbands a.3 young wves wll, they dscovered to ther amazement that every one of tho fve husbands loses hls temper whle but- - rnlnr lla wtfna rlrnaana nn the hack. The conversaton, on such occasons,. they dscovered, approxmates so The "largest" locomotve has been, so to speak, launched. Perhaps t s bg enough to haul a tran contanng the "oldest" Mason and the "youngest" veteran of the Cvl War. The efforts of the present admnstraton at Washngton to fnd out Whos Who n the anmal world may lead to an organzed campagn that wll be extremely rough on rats. A thrll of horror has been felt by tho country at large at tho exposure made by the Unted States bologcal survey n ts offcal bulletn of the appallng depravty of what the experts call "Our most destructve rodent." Manknd has carred on for ages a knd of runnng warfare wth rats, but t Temalned for the bloglcal bureau at Washngton to open the eyes of a careless world to what may be called the brown perl. New York Tmes. Chldren may be supersttous n other respects, but they can seo no hoodoo n Frday, as t ends the school week. THE HAWAAN STAfJTRDAY, JULY 5, 907, t s understood that Manager Far- - tlonal Guard..The solders made a lne chld of Kapaa, s not among thoso appearanco and--, marched well, hut a who want to mport some Rus-Fourmore th of July narado s supposed to slans. havo cvc as well, as mltary features. Judge Kngsbury s to be congratulated on an able and thoughtful Fourth of July address, aptly patrotc and yet free from tho bonhomorc howls whch dstngush many Fourth of July speeches. Tr" Malt --lutrne A hghly concentrated lqud Extract of MALT and HOPS. NUTRTVE. STRENGTHENNG. ALTERATVE. SEDATVE TONC, Manufactured by the Anheuser-Busc- h Co. NONE BETTER. Recommended by the Medcal was declned,as the commttee "had already decded to elmnate the parade." S farr AND OTHER PANOS. THAYER PANO CO. 66 Hotel St., Opp. Young Hotel, Phone Man 28. TUNNG GUARANTEED. JBtv TORO & Cents Uaysoldon Tobncco DSTRBUTORS OAU CARRAGE MANUFACTURNG CO. Fne Job Prntng. Star Offllce. Co. SWMMNG, BOWLNG, TURKSH BATHS AND PHYSCAL CULTURE at HOTEL BATHS HOURS 7 A. M. TO 0 P. M. unshne Thru Glass n the mornng ts from the bg sun thru the wndow panes sendng lght and cheer nto the breakfast room. n the evenng ts from lttle tny "suns," all encased n glass, makng the dnng room, the whole house, lovely and brght. Surely Electrc Lght s real sunshne mpartng to home lfe, oy, comfort,and a hundred and one lttle luxures that make ths lfe worth lvng. Phone us for full nformaton about wrng your house. Well do t neatly and quckly. Hawa m Kng Street near Alakea- - NEW GOODS JUST RECEVED C. R. COLLNS Kng Street near Fort. PHONE MAN 427. BY Phone Hll RDNG SADDLES, HARNESS BTS, SPURS, BLANKETS, WHPS AND CROPS, DOG COLLARS AND CHANS, HORSE BRUSHES, CHA- MOS, SPONGES, HARNESS AND SADDLE, SOAPS, OLF. DRESSNG, GREASE, WASHERS, ETC., ETC. To those "abf you who need torches we announce the recept of a new stock of the famous Turner Torches, (use gasolne) famous for ther hgh grade heat producng qualty and ther relablty for all knds of work. Jewelers, panters, electrcans, plumbers. These torches arc the best made for solderng, burnng pant, meltng metal etc. Also on hand Turner Furnaces (for gasolne). Have galvanzed ron tank and wll work n wnd and weather. E. O. $S$4h-$4-3 Fort The Oahu Lquor Commsson has about fnshed the work of startng tho operaton of the new law, after a long seres of meetngs at whch many hard problems had to be mot. n ths tho local commsson s far ahead of thoso of Hawa and Kaua, though t bad more than twce as. many applcatons to deal wth and though the local problems were far harder to solve than thoso n the outer dstrcts. The startng of a new and complcated law Secretary Metcalf havng sad that a battleshp fleet s comng to the Pacfc and Japan havng kndly stated that she wll not obect to Uncle Sam movng hs own shps about as he pleases, wo may expect ere long to have a magnfcent was fleet a n and about dulcult tho task, hut t has been well accomplshed. The law, s probably far from perfect as t stands and some features may be declared vod, whle Tho only feature of the Fourth of others may be repealed or amended, July celebraton that was not a great but there s every reason to helleve success Jwas the parade. The parade of that ts general theory s an excellent Horrbles was more lke a horrble one, nnd that more than a mere begnnng has been,, made n the develop- parade, though several local frms made fne efforts, and the general ment of a satsfactory regulaton of parade turned out to be only the Na-- the lquor traffc. NEW Kng STENWAY Co. Any knd of repar work on carrages. Horses shoed. No. 7 Rver street, Honolulu. Gatton, Nell & trlmllcd Engneers, Machnsts, Blacksmth! and Bolermakers. Frst class work at reasonable rates. the ectrc Co,, l Man 390 Mechancs Take Heed HALL & SON, LTD and Sts. PONTED PARAGRAPHS. Much d love s only lp deep. After turnng to rubber Lots wlfo turned to salt. You may havo notced that foolsh peoplo are always happy. Dont get nto tho habt of gong around wth your brstles up. A lot of. unnecessary sympathy s wasted on old bachelors and spn sters. No man over lost hs reputaton or hs frends by actng on tho square, t takes a good deal of forttude Jo follow tho dctates or a clean con scence. A hoy shaves that ho may look old cr; a man shaves that ho may look younger. Most men n a lot rf tme try ng to do thngs that aro detrmental to ther own welfare. Durng courtshp a man doesnt realze how dear a woman s to hm but when? e boglns to pay her blls after marrage he gets wse. OF On Sale at McCalls Patterns E.W. Jordan & Co, LMTED. A Demand For Gold Medal Flour Wth pleasure, we announce tq our customers who made ths demand, and to all others, that we have on hand a large stock of the celebrated eastern flour. Wthout excepton, ths hgh grade Washburn-Crosb- y Flour s the fnest n Amerca. t costs more but youre payng for a qualty that counts counts n every slce of bread, every pece of pe, every bscut. That repays you tenfold. Henry May & Co., Ltd SMM Wholesale 92-- SYNONOMOUS wth SUCCESS. DSTRBUTORS. More Remngton Typewrters are sold than all other makes combned. Hawaan Offce Specalty O OMPANY Fort street Sold by 93 Tel. Man 4 MATTRESSES J. HOPP & CO. LEWERS & COOKE BULDNG Kns Street LOWNEYS CELEBRATED CHOCOLATES. Fresh and Sweet Solo Agents for the Hawaan slands. Lews & Co., JLtd., 69 Kng Street 240 Telephones 240 One of the four words of Englsh Gen. Kurok knows s "How?" n con Juncton wth "Same" t may be re garded as a consderable workng de--: tonary. St. Lous Globe-Democr- Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce.. PHONE- S- 4 nctj Retal Kelable Talors We are the only skll manufacturers of Lades, Gentlemens and Chldrens underwear. Mosquto Nettng and Stylsh Holokus made to your wshes. HOP WO. 2 Nuuanu Street. JAPANESE AND AMERCAN DRY GOODS. Straw Hat Manufactured.. 7 K. FUKURODA, Hotel Street, near Bethel. Honolulu ron Works. STEAM ENGNES, SUGAR MLLS, BOLERS, COOLERS, RON, BRASS AND LEAD CASTNG8. Machnery of Every Descrpton Made to Order. Partcular Attenton pad to Shp Blacksmlthlns.,Job Work Executed on Short Notce. Cable Address: "Armtage," Honolulu. Lleber Code."" Postofflce Box 683. Telephone Malr0. HARRY ARMTAGE Htoolc etxaxl Brocer.M, MEMBER OF HONOLULU STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. Offce: Campbell Block, Merchant Street. HONOLULU, T. H. MERCHANT TALOR. Suts Mode to Order. Best Lnen Duck and Slk Pongee. All Suts n the Latest Style. 006 Nuuanu, near Kn, P. O. Box 947. Corner Beretanlo, and Nuuanu Stb. JAPANESE DRUGG8T8 GENERAL MERCHANDSE All Knds of Amercan..Patent Medcnes at Low Prces. & -- fr n4w.r.r.

5 THEHAYVAAN STAR, FRDAY, JULY 6, 907. FVE mm. 4, u Hawa A. N. Sanford GRADUATE OPTCAN Boaton Buldlmr Fort St koto and Art Lovers.Belevng that nterest n art and, amateur.photography n ths $! wll ustfy the openng of (" a thoroughly equpped te and art A. store we beg to announce the openng of such an establshment on or about July 5, 907, and earnestly solct the patronage of all who arc nterested n these subects.- - Our lnes wll consst of kodaks, cameras, plates, flms and artsts supples of all knds; pcture framng,, etc., : A specalty wll be made of Developng and Prntng for Amateurs Our locaton wll be n a very convenent part of the cty, on Fort Street below Kng, next to Chambers Drug Co. Announcement of the exact date of our openng wll be made later. All Our Good are Fresh and New Photo and Fort Street SAUSAGE every knd that was ever thought of we have n qur department, the corner of our market where the-publ- delcatessen fnds the delcaces that tempt the educated palate. Our assortment of salt fsh s unequalled. Metropoltan Meat Co., Ltd "We Lke t Better because we dont have to wat." Thats what busness men say about the K tght Meal Servce at the near Kng Classfed Advertsng Found A coat on WalalaeJRoad July 4. Own er can haye same by provng property anu payng or ns.au,,,wantex n Makkl, a few. customers mlk at 0 cents per quart. Mlk, ths fflce. for pure Address, Try. tho Wllam Penh. and tho Ada Una Pattt the kng and queen of H vana cgars.. A compostor. Apply at Star Offce. For Sale f you are lookng for a good 5c cgar try, the Doctor or Tho Rough-rder- s at tho Myrtle Cgar Store or Ftzpatrck Bros. At a, bargan, house n Pawaa, four bedrooms, parlor,4 dnng rpom, break fast room, bath, ktchen, pantry, ser vants quarters, artesan water. Splendd seven-roo- m bouse cba. Young street. Pawaa. R, Ptar Offlo Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. ATlYHTmNERTATtRVESr The bark Amy Turner, wth 23.C00 bags of sugar, arrved at San Francsco on June 27, 27 days from TO Art REHEABNGS ARE cty CO. ALLREFUSED BOARD OF LCENSE COMMSSON ERS WONT ALLOW MNOR BELL BOYS TO SERVE DRNKS. The Lquor Lcense Commsson held a meetng Saturday nght. t was decded that under the law mnors could not reman about the premses of saloons even f employed n an adonng room as a bookkeeper and collector. t was also decded, although no acton on ths score was taken that bell Boys n hotels could not serve lquor, f the bell hops were under 2 years of ng. he commsson refused to reopen Fred Klleys applcaton for a restaurant at the Grotto. Fve applcatons for rehearng made by A. V. Gear for as many clents, were refused. Tho applcaton of Chung Tong Chong for a rehearng of lls applcaton for a saloon lcense, was turned down alsd; The decson on the applcaton of Whte for a saloon lcense at Pearl Cty was contnued untl Monday. NEVADANS UP TRP. SAN FRANCSCO, June 24. The steamer Nevadan, Captan Greene came nto port yesterday laden to ts fullest capacty wth sugar. t brought 85,028 bags of ths sland product. Durng the voyage up Ed Chartors a cattle ten dcr, ded of consumpton. He had been sck a long tme. Hs body was brought to port. Among th epasucngers was Mss Alce Schlemmer, daughtre of John Schlem-merknown as the kng of Lnysan sl and, because he was the frst whte man to go to that place. Mss Schlem mer comes to attend school. Tho Nevadan was 8 days 7 hours 25 mnutes makng tho run up from Kahu- - lu. FLTTNG DAYS. The summer s skmmng along and you havent been out to Halewa. Now s tho tme to go there for genulno en oyment and recuperaton. There s not a place n the Terrtory where you wll derve ns much boneflt from a MORE WAR. Tho manager of tho Carnege H ro Fund hab refused a medal to Kualwa, a weeks stay as there. Tho accommo Hawaan who at great rsk rescued datons are tho best and the natural two Japaneso fshermen. Mora race attractons of the place great. You preudce. War. can hardly be averted may spend a day or a week wth good after ths outrage, S. P. Examner. results St. Clar Bldgood, Manager. r REFLECTONS FROM THE FOURTH ORATON Wo have, as a naton, reached a pont where wo fear no governmental power, ether foregn, or domestc: Our nde pendence was establshed by our grand fathers, our natonal unty by our fathers. We have peace and power. But the form of our government, ts very provsons to safe guard our personal lbertes, have allowed to bo lad and hatched scorpon eggs of dscord and of danger. The worst men of Europe, too wcked and too nsubordnate to deserve to lve even under a kngly rule, and, who heeda tyrant-han- d, flock to our shores, and-unde- r the protecton of our bene volence; cry out ngalnst all government and tramplng under foot tho rghts of others, sow seeds of dssatsfacton and of dshonesty n tho sol of gnorance and envy. " They are the people who como to us stuffed full of rghts but who never tasted of dute. The modern demagogue helps them, n order to help hmself, to offcal poston. You can always tell the demagogue, ho talks of hs consttuents, of ther rghts not of dutes., Lke Tttlebat Ttmouse, tho demagogue promses every man everythng, n order to get support for offce. Too often such men are elected, but, n the man, good men nre elected to offce, and, we may reoce n tho truth of Lncolns sayng, "You may fool all tho people some of the tme, and somo of the people nl of the tme, but yon cannot fool all the people, all tho tme." All danger to our country s nternal. The only real safeguard s patrotsm. As long as we, as a people, apprecate and love our country as she deserves, t s, safe. Tho bass of our apprecaton s knowledge, and tho bass of love of country, s true. benevolence whch s a regard for the good of sentent beng There s a duty we owe to all the sontlcnt unverse, and to every sentent CONTEST DRAWNG FOR BG MATCH PLAY TOURNAMENT WLL START BG GOLF EVENT OF YEAR. The en- place and resulted as follows. tres whch closed last Saturday con tans llfty-fo- ur names, and the con test s gong to provo one of the most nterestng that has ever been held n local golf crcles: H. P. Roth vs. Dr. C. B. Hgh; F. T, P. Waterhouso vs. J. W. Harvey; Donald Ross vs. E. M. Campbell; H. H Walker vs. J. G. Roth well; O. Sorcn- - son vs. J. H. Fddes; John W. Farwell vs. C. J. Hutchlns; C. C. Rhodes vs. J C. Evans; H. A. Wlder vs. F. A. Armstrong; C. S. Weght vs. M. A. Robn son; Charles N. Marques vs. E. L Hutcfhnson; A. T. Brock vs. A. G. Hawes, Jr,; J. A. Wlder vs. A. Lews, Jr.; A. F. Ewart vs. W. C. Wlder; E. F. Bshop vs. J. G. Spencer; C, Smth vs. J. O. Young; C. T. Wlder vs. C. H. Merrlam; A. C. Wall vs. D Kawananakoa; Wm. Smpson vs. H, B. Gffard; F. W. Klebahn vs. R. A Qrdan, W. W. Thayer vs. C. J. Falk J.. Catton vs. E. H. Pars; Mr. Phl Hps vs. D. W. Anderson;. Spaldng vs. R. J. Buchly; S. G. Wlder, bye H. G. Mlddledtch, bye; Austn Whte, bye; J. D. Ganes, bye; Clfford Km ball, bye; T. GU, bye; E. A. Mott Smth, byo; E. J. Waterman, bye, E, O. Whte, bye. GETTNG THER AUAUpTSUP HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS ARE BUSY PREPARNG VALUABLE COMPARATVE STATSTCS, M The varous heads of Terrtoral departments are rushng as hard as they can now to get up ther reports for tho retrng governor. Tho reports are to be rather an elaborate affar, for n addton to tellng what has been done, they are to gve compara-ton- s wth the work done under the precedng admnstraton and to gvo the mprovements, etc., f any, that have been mado under the admnstraton of the retrng governor. These reports have to be prepared wthn a couple of weeks, so there s much hurry and ncdental exctement. beng: To each and overy porson cap-abl- o Crf pan and pleasure, whatever hs natonalty or race. But tho moral law and the oblgaton to do good to others, s llko gravty, n tho materal world. t s n drect rato to sze, or moral worth, and n ndrect rato to dstance. Our country s of nestmable worth by ts ndependence, ts freedom, ts ustco, ts nsttutons, ts laws, and by ts lberty lovng ustco regardng people: ts hstory and ts heroes, ts flag nnd all t symbolzes, ts schools, churches, forests, mountans, lakes and rvers, ts clmate and ts sol, ts all: ts motherhood of us. So much for ts mass of moral worth. t s also nearest to us and so to t s our supremo oblgaton as a people. Our duty s where our power s, and that s mostly at home. And, of ths country, are now the beautful evergreen gemb of the ocean, these slands: As much a part of our great naton as s tho spot of earth where was frst read the Declaraton of our ndependence. Small they arc, but yet they are the most beautful gems n the crown of our Columba. Beauty of clmate, beauty of elevaton, beauty of verdure, beauty of outlne, beauty of hstory and beauty of character. And how wonderfully attractve s tho hstory of Hawa. Startng at the date of our Natal day as a naton, At a meetng of the Board of Health -- At the. meetng. of th.roynds com on Wednesday afternoon a letter was mlttee of the Oahu Couutry Club on receved from Castle and Wlthlngtou, Wendesday evenng the drawng for attorneys for the Japanese who had the comng match play tournament desred to open a Buddhst cemetery at for the magnfcent Mclnerny Cup, to Moll. The applcaton had been begn on the Clubs lnks at once, took dened the prevous week. The letter expressed surprse at tho refusal of a permt and hnted that the Buddhsts mght start a cemetery any how. The matter was left n the hands of the Presdent of the board. A new scale of salares for tho gov ernment physcans was submtted. Dr. J. S. B. Pratt was apponted gen eral health offcer. Hs dutes are to attend to any matters pertanng to the health n the county and cty. Gratlcatlon was expressed over the acton of Surgeon General Wyman n sendng Dr. Curre here as a resdent specalst to guard the entrance of contagous dseases from over tho seas and to assst n stampng out such sck ness. n SALED FROM SAN FRANCSCO JUNE 2C FREGHT VALUED AT 45,550. The bark Mohcan, Captan Horsey saled Juno 20 from San Francsco for Hlo wth the followng cargo valued at $45,55G: 0,500 lbs. bran, 3,d8 ctls. bar ley, 825 lbs. butter, 2G bals. brandy,, 205 lbs. beans, 5,237 lbs. bread, G6 ctls corn, 83 lbs and 2 cs. cheese, 252 cs cahner goods,,200 lbs. coffee, 740 lbs dred fsh, 435 lbs. dred frut, 37 pkgs, groceres and provsons, 550 bbls. Hour,250 bales hay, 50 lbs. hops, 2,00 lbs, lard, 2,227 lbs. mddlngs, 749 lbs. peas 50 pkgs. potatoes,,290 lbs. paste, 25 cs, sprts,,500 lbs. sugar, 50,000 lbs. rce, 8,844 gals, wne, V ctls. wheat, 800 lbs, tea, 3,750 lbs. salt, 0 nf. bbls. sal mon, 775 lbs. tobacco, 28 pkgs. wagon materal, 25 bdls. wre, 5 bdla. wndows,60 lbs. ol cako meal, 85 bdls. and 2! pc3. ppe, 0 bdls. steel, 82,350 lbs. fer tlzer, 25 cs. gasolne, 9 bdls. ron,, 050 bbls. lme, 8 rolls leather, 0 bbls, and 3 cs. ol, 50 cs. candles, 24 cols rope, 5 pkgs. doors, 27 pkgs. agrcult ural mplements, 2C4 cs. boots and shoes, 4 bdls brooms, 300 cs. coal ol. Fne Job Prlntmc, Star Offce. DALY ST0CKP0BT Quotatons. Bd. Ewn Plan. Co Hawaan Com 8.00 Hawaan Sugar Honokaa Sug. Co Kahuku Pan Co. Klho Plan. Co C.875 Koloa Sug. Co McBrydo Sug. Co 4.50 Oahu Sugnr Co 2.00 Koloa Sug Co Onomea Sug Co Ookala Sugar Co 8.75 Olaa Sug Co 3.00 Paauhau Sug. Co Olowalu Co Pacfc Sug Mll Pala Plan. Co Poneer Mll Co. Walalua Agr. Co C9. 00 Popcekeo Sugar Co Waluku Sug Co Walmanalo Sugar Co. G5.00 Walmea Sug Co S. N. Co Haw. Electrc Hon. t. T., Com Nahlku Hub. Co Oahu Ralway Hon. Brew Co Cal. Beet Co. Cs Hamakua Dtch Co Hon. t. T., Cs 0C. 50 Oahu Ralway Cs Walalua Agrl Cs McBrydo Cs Asked G.& C THE FOURTH OF JULY. Tho Roman Catholc Msson held a Fourth of July celebraton at Oahu prson yesterday mornng at 0 oclock, wth program as follows: Overture "Adonls". ASSETS. LABLTES. Cash on hand and n banks.? 48, Captal: Bonds 9, Subscrbed..$200, oockb ana uuer nvea- - uu pau n...?uv,uuu.w, Torrltnrv nf Unwnll Pnnntv nf fn tn. T hp cfonolulu HaA FOR RENT. Matlock Avonue f Beretanla Street Lunalllo Street 5n on Lunalllo Strnnt 07 r.n tlblfo tunlll PLCUb 3U.UU Pcnsacola Street Wlldnr Avnnnn JKnn B L t luusuu vuuuu ao.w Kng Street Beretanla Street Collogo Hlls Walklkl 2.OO Beretanla Streot Beretanla Street 5.00 Calmuk 2,50 FURNSHED., ;J.( Kng Street SS. 06 W" Yotnr Slrnnt n n Sl.S street Lunalllo Street AaKtt.street n Knplolanl Park Wahlawa $ FOR SALE. College Street, lot 75x26, house mm o uuuuuuu, vuk uuu, uuk rnnm lrlftnn quarters and stables. Bargans call and see ns before t s too nto. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co,, Ld Real Estate DoD&rtmrat. when the great and wse warror and Fort and Merchant Sta., statesman, Honolulu. whose heroc statue now Catholc Msson Orchestra. stands before our Palace of Justce, "The Good Old U. S. A. Natonal Medley "Old wth Glory" hand extended toward us,... as f n Oahu Prson Glee Club. Catholc Msson nvtaton and benedcton, Orchestra. and comng down through the dfferent stages F. H. Valentn. A few customers for pure mlk at 0 Vocal Solo "O Dry Those Tears"... of progress, of mprovement, of varous Lecture "For tho Oppressed"... cents, per quart s wanted n Makkl and dversfed changes, n government, J. Q. Adams dstrct. and governmental, socal and relgous W. Ester. nsttutons, to the present day, where Quartet Natve Song s hlstory.more nterestng, or more A. Peter"; Lly, Kamoanl, Lealoha. beautful. mprovement has been the Vocal Solo, "At the Bottom of tho am and result, advancement contnuous. W. Tn Soon. Blue Sea" B asela From Judge S.B. Kngsburys Fourth "Sweet Volets and Kllkllhune".. of July Oraton. Ladles Quartet. On the Farm" Catnolc Msson Orchestra. SATURDAY, JULY C, AT :45 P. M. Address BUDDHSTS AT 3:5 P. M. Frank D. Creedon. Southern Bells" Catholc KAMB Msson Orchestra. Solo "The Old Plantaton" MTER!!(S. AT 3:5 P. M. Mrs. Alapal. Qunrtet "The Old Oaken Bucket".. ST. LOUS S. DM EXPRESS SURPRSE THAT BOARD Oahu Prson Glee Club. Angels, the to Mother" OF Bear News, FOUR GOOD TEAMS HEALTH REFUSED THEM A Oahu Prson Glee Club. TWO GOOD GAMES PERMT. Henry Waterhouse Tru rn.lt: eel s! Co., Statement of Condton, June 29, 907. o. no-- ) r. 7., -- t. Mortgages secured by real lablty... 00, estate 29.2C.00 Undvded profts, S Loans, demand and tme ,73.43 Trust and agency accounts. 325, Furnture and fxtures 0, Accrued nterest payable , Accrued nterest recevable. 2,bll.99 Other labltes...v,2, utner aeses b.do.ss?43d, , h g, A. N. uampden, Treasurer o the Henry waterhouse Trust uo., la., do solemnly swear that the above statement s truo to the best of ny knowledgo nnd belef. A. N. CAMPBELL, " Treasurer, Subscrbed and sworn to beroro me ths 29th day of Juno, 907. JOHN GULD, Notary Publc, Frst Judcal Crcut. CELLULOD METE An Assortment that ncludes PUFF BOXES n ebony and colors. nfant sets n Pnk, Blue, and Whte. TRAVELERS SETS, very neat and n compact form easy for carryng n a satchel. TOOTH BRUSH HOLDERS, somethng that wll prevent mxng or makng brushes publc. SHAVNG REQUSTES, soap, lather brush, talcum powder, powder puffs, and tocfh powder. These boxes are n plan vory and slver mounted Ebony. There are many pretty and sutable gfts for the baby. Goods all dsplayed. va S ( vwk BENSON, SMTH & CO., LMTED... ( V m

6 h. P. Wealth of har s wealth J ndeed, espe cally to a wo- - ; man. n your har falls out, s too thn, or s loa dng ts color, use f ffera flar Vctor of t wll renovo all dandruff, and wll gve you thck, long, glossy, and beautful har. Accept no substtute. Bo sure you get Ayors Har Vgor, and preserve the rchness and luxurance of your har to an advanced perod of lfe. tttpm by Dr.. C. Ayr Co., Lowell, Man.,. S. A. Your Roof las Got To BearThe Brunt Thats what t has. So you should see to t that ts weather flro and acd proof. Also that t wll LAST. What you want for servce s the famous RUBEROD ROOFNG. nvarably satsfactory. ff.lmted 77 SOUTH KNG STREET. HOURS To Chcago From San Francsco, The Fastest transcontnental Overand L mted tran. Electrc lghted. Buffet, Lbrary and Drawng room compartment, observaton car, wth dner. Telegraphc news posted on tran. Sotta acme DAMONDS HAVE CHARMS. Damond Rng and other precous stones becomes a necessty a part of tho attre of the smartly dressed women. We have ust receved a new assortment of Ladles Rngs and other precous stones. J. A. R. VERA & CO. 5 Hotel Street. A SOLDERS EXPERENCE. ng, an offcer n the Free State Artl lery, who s now manager for the store of A. saacman & Co., of Branfort, O. R. C. Hs endeavor to check the ravages ot dysentery whch was so prevalent n the war camps brought relef to many sufferng men. He says: " cured dozens of cases of Darrhoea and JvHfnTnrv unr lo war uul uug wth Chamberlan s Colc, cholera and Darrhoea Remedy. never knew t 4n nl t ctd npnrr he tn llrpp.nnns. LU U, fc "HW w.w - always keep t n the house and use t n my own um mm uucn sfactlon." Sold by all dealers. Ben- - Flne Job Prntng, Star Offce. A SPORTS HAWA MM CLUB BACtJEXT WEEK SAL TO PEARL HARBOR FOR WHCH NNE ENTRES HAVE BASEBALL PARK. BEEN MADE. n celebraton of the day. Whle all The race of the second class yachts The games at the ball park yesterday of tho work was more or less ama the Huwall Yacht Club whch wll day afternoon between the Honolulu teursh, t wns entered nto wth a be saled on the 7th nst. n Pearl League teams were both nterestng zest and well managed. t was ono of the most successful and enoyable Harbor, s attractng much attontlou to the far szed crowd of fans who fll features of the Fourth. The band was ed The of the members of the club. There are grand stand nnd bleechers. The present and added to the pleasure ot frst ono between the Kamehamehas t.lne entres, as follows: Malolo, Gus-ta- v the afternoon. and Damond Heads was rather loosely Followng s a lst of the dfferent Schaefer; Skp, James Jaeger; played and was won by the latter team events and the wnners nnd tho przes Myrtle, Roy Rletow; Magge, AValter by a score of G to 5. awarded: Mott-Smlt- h; Tdacfarlane; Olo, E. A. n the second game the St. Lous Prncess, D. K. Kalananaole; Vcky, Olumnls won by a score of 3 to - Sam Parker; Scamp, Albert Water- - through two errors on the part of Low-cr- y houso: Unknown, Kenneth Brown. All the boats entered arc fast cratt and the race should be exctng. t wll start at 0 oclock and wll be over a le course. A feature of nterest whch las ust been declded-npo- n, s that as soon as the second class boats are well start ed, a race over the same course wll be saled by the boats of flrst-cla- ss the the La Paloma, Gladys, Knme-harch- a, Hawa, Helene and Kapole. At oclock a chowder wll be served at the Pearl Harbor club house of the Club, at whch tme the Gover nors Cup wll be formally presented to Cant. Scott, of the Kamehameha, whch won the Around the sland race, on the 22nd of last month; and the Commodores Cup, wll also be turn ed over to the second class boat wnnng the Pearl Harbor race, at the same tme. All the members of the Club are ex pected to attend the race. THE AUTO RACE SLAND MUCH NTEREST N THE SPEED CONTEST TO TAKE PLACE ON JULY 3. A great deal of nterest s beng taken by local automobllsts n the re lablty run whch s to take place under the auspces of the Automoble Club of Hawa on Saturday, July 3 From present ndcatons there wll be between twenty and thrty machnes entered for the contest, whch s of such a character that almost any good car may enter, speed not beng a con slderatlon. The run s to be made from Hono lulu to Halewa and return and tho prze wll be a handsome slver cup offered by the Halewa Hotel. nas much as the contest s not lmted to members of the Club, but s open to all, there should be a large entry before the day of the race. The entres wll close on next Wednesday, July 0. The outcome of the Halewa contest wll doubtless have some bearng on tho around the sland race for the Von Hamm-Youn- g Cup detals for whch have not yet been arranged. ft m ONE OF BEST GAMES OF SEASON PLAYED ON THE MOANALUA GROUNDS YESTERDAY. Polo enthusasts wtnessed one of the best games at tho grounds at Moanalua yostorday aftrenoon that has been played there ths season. By the transference of Shngle to the sde or the blues the teams were equally matched than they had been prevously and there was much close and clean cut playng. A large number of auto mobles and carrages fned wth spectators attested to tho popularty of tho game n the face of so many other attractons as were on yesterday n df ferent parts of the cty. The game was won by the reds on a score of 3 to although the blues 3-- 4, had made an equal number of goals. They were penalzed however, to the tune of 4 for foulng whch resulted n the fnal score. Throughout the game tho contest was most exctng, there beng no laggard playng and the ball beng kept n almost constant play, The lneups of the teams follows. Reds kacfarlane, Donlson, Dllngham and Lews. Blues Cooke, Baldwn, Slnglo and Flemng., SEA S A NOTARY PUBLC. A notary publc.commsson has been ssued to George C. Sea by the attorney general. Fne Job Prntng, BUr Offce, PUNS LOSE GAME BY FATAL ERRORS TWO GOOD GAMES NTEREST FOURTH OF JUL AT on second whch let n three men n the thrd nnng. After ths nether team was able to score untl the last nnng when the Puns were able to brng two men across the plate. The followng s a summary and score by nnngs of the games:.d. HEADS C; KAMS 5. KAMS. AB R BH SB PO A K Sheldon.lb Lemon f 3 0 Jones, c 3 0 G 0 0 Vanatta, 2b Mller ss Lota, cf Kuhna, lb Router, p Hamauku, rf Totals DAMOND HEADS. AB R BH SB PO A JS Olnos cf W Chllngworth lb Davey, 2b Davs, c S Chllngworth ss Lesle, p Jonah, f Clark, rf Soner. 3b Totals 3 G KAMS G 7 t$ 9 Runs Base Hts DAMOND HEADS G Runs G Base Hts SUMMARY. Two base ht Hamauku. Three base ht Davs. Balk Lesle. Base on balls Lesle, 7; Reuter, 2. Sacrfce hts Vanatta, Sheldon. Ht by ptcher Lesle,. Passed balls Jones. Struck out Lesle, 2; Reuter, 5. Double plays Lesle-W-. Chllng worth-darce- y. Leslle-Darcey-- Chll llngworth. Vanatta-Mllle- r. ST. LUOS, 3; PUNS. 2. PUNAHOUS. AB R BH SB PO A la Bateman. c Hampton, p 4 0 0? 3 Kng, lb Lowrey, 2b 4 0 E. Desha, 3b Marcalllno, rf Kla, cf 4 0 D. Desha, Jf J. Desha, ss Totals ST. LOUS.. AB R BH SB PO A E Busncll p 4 Evers, ss 3 0 J. Wllams, 2b... 4 Lous, f 4 0 Gleuson, lb 3 0 Brms, 3b W. Wllams, rf Soares, c Totals 30 3 G 0 27 PUNAHOUS. 2345G78 9 Runs Base Hts ST. LOUS. 2345G78 9 Runs Base Hts G -- SUMMARY. Bases on balls Busnell, 2. Sacrfce hts Evers, J. Desha. Passed balls Bateman,. Struck out Buslnell, 8; Hampton, 2. Double plays Bruns, unasssted. SOLDER BALL TEA VEHYJPOOB ONE CHNESE ALOHAS FELT LKE TAKNG CANDY FROM CHL- DREN N SCORNG 33 RUNS. Tho much talked of base ball game between the Chnese Alohas and tho 20th nfantry base ball nne whch was played yesterday afternoon at Kaplolanl Park as a part of tho Fourth m DRAW H llrv 0 nl AMATEUR TRACK AND FELD EVENTS PROVE NTERESTNG TO PLEASURE SEEKERS. Uuwards of four thousand peoplo Hocked to Kaplolanl Park yesterday afternoon to wtness the Fourth ot.nlv aborts whch had been arranged GOOOCOOOOCXXXXKXCOOOOOOO of July attractons, was ono of tho worst fzzles to bo called a ball game that has ever been palmed off on an unsuspectng and nnocent publc n Honolulu up to present date. The score of 33 to 2 tolls the tale. The solders played as though they had never been on a damond before n ther lves. They certanly need a course of kndergarten tranng before they tackle the natonal game agan outsde ther own regment. Only seven nnngs were plnyed, to the relef of everybody. The teams llned-u- as follows: p Alohas V. Ayau, ss; Mahukona, 3b; J. Kalm, 2b; A. Akana, lb; Townsend, p; Waklta, c; J. Wong, rf: Kua, cf; Auk, f. Solders McBrlde, c; Brlghtblll, 3b, Krauss, p; Renner, ss; Congol, lb; Collns, cf; Ramsey, 2b; Marsh, rf; Curran, cf. y w set & ;p ;p o :r n HE Parlor Alarm Clock For El! uhf CAN USE AN arm L ock T S A AND A NECESSTY. WANT Heres a chance to. eet 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 sell everywhere for FVE DOLLARS, but readers of THE STAR can secure one absolutely free. Half mllo bloyolo raoo for boys under B years. st prze, $3 ordor for merchandse, Eaton Magoon; 2nd prze, ersey, Sam Cnmalopl, Jr. 2-- Tme, :22 5. Ono hundred ynrd dash for boys under B years, st prze, nckel watch, Alox. Lous ;2nd prlzo, cup, Ah Lama. Tme, Half mle bcycle race, frco for all. st prze, nlckol watch, G. Sylvester; Mn-goo- n. 2nd prze, leather purse, Eaton Tme, :8. One hundred yard dash for grls. st prlzo, $5 order for merchandse, Emma Lyons; 2nd prlzo, f 250., order for merchandse, Mary Moore. Tme, 4 sec. One mle bcycle race, free for all. st prze, gold scarf pn, PadaUon; 2nd prze, slver scnr( pn, O. Sylves ter. Tme, 2:4. Eght hundrcr. and eghty yard run for boys (senors). st prze, gold scarf pn, John Carey;-2n- prze, sl ver scarf pn, F. Bechort. Tme, 2:0 (sad to be wthn two seconds of the sland record). Half mllo bcycle race (class 2) free for all. Champonshp 007. st prze, par cleeve lnks, G. Sylvester; 2nd prze, sweater, John Sllva. Tme, :5 5. Ffty yard dash for boys under 5 years; st prze, Spaldng baseball and gloves, Alex, Lous; 2nd prze, penknfe, Ah Lama. Tme, G sec. One mle bcycle race, class 2, free for all. Champonshp 907. st prze, sweater, G. Sylvester; 2nd prze, cup, Henry Wllams. Tme, 3:02. Three-legge- d race, quarter mle. One prze, order for two sweaters, Ah Chew brothers of Walalua. Tme 2:30. One mle bcycle race, free for all, handcap. st prze, nlckel-plale- d watch, S. Kamalopll Jr.; 2nd prze, J Sllva. Tme 2:47. Ffty yard dash for grls. lbt prze, slver pn, Mary Moore; 2nd prze, one dozen handkerchefs, Emma Lyons. Tme 7 sec. Two mllo bloyolo race, free for all, handcap. lbt prze,?5 ordor for mor--, ehandlsc, G. M. Addson (50 yds.); 2nd prze, sweater, W. Sllva, scratch. Tmo G:7. Four hundred and forty yard dash for boy (sonlors). st prlzo, fountan pen, W. Rce; 2nd prze, John Carey. Tme Potato race, 50 yards, for boys under 5 years. Ono prze, $3 order for merchandse, Manull Pnto, Half mle bcycle race for grls. st prze, gold scarf pn, Fanny Todd; 2nd prze, slver bracelet, Clara Smth. Tlmo 2:00., Ono mle runnng relay race for boys (senors). Par of sleeve lnks to each member of wnnng team, John McCandless, Scharsch, Bartels nnd Rce. Tme 3:55. Shoe race, 00 yards, for boys under 0 years. Prze, order for pad of shoes, Foster Wond. Fve mllo bcycle relay race. Prze, cup. rnree teams entered. Won by Sylvesters aganst teams captaned by Adlson and Santos. Tme 3:23. Clmbng a greased pole. Prze,?5, left n chancery wth four youngsters clamng t. H f E AT fll R. A.COOKE WNS N CLOSE GAME WTH BG BUNCH.OF PLAYERS A. WHTE SECOND. There were about forty players entered for the golf le medal play match at the Country Club yesterday afternoon, n what proved to be one of the most nterestng games of the season. Some very good scores were THS LLUSTRATON WLL OVE 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. made, tho frst prlzo gong to R. A. Cooko who made a not Bcoro of 83, nnd carryng n handcap of 9 strokes. wth a net score of 84, wth 4 as hs handcap. There wero Borne other scores nearly as good ab these ns wll be seen by the record) Thovgamo took place n tne forenoon. Followng s the Bcorcs of the twenty players who fnshed, tho others fallng to complete the round: The summary: P g : S? a? U. A. Cooke S A. Whte 4G Other scores: F. Armstrong G T. Gll 4S SY W. W. Thayer V J. D. Ganes W. C. Wlder C. H. Mcrrlam 59, 52 8 )6 O. Sorenson 5S J. O. Young G 94 H. Walker C. S. Weght 54 G G D. H. Htchcock... G3 GO 23 lb" 08 A. C. Wall 55 G A. T. Brock G2 G M. A. Robnson J. G. Rothwoll Q. Kmball GO T. M. Hnrrsnn S 28 DR. MLES ANT-PA- N PLLS are cheap, convenent, certan and harmless. Cheap, as one dose s usually su clcnt to relevo the pan. Convenent, beng lttle tablets, that you can always carry, nnd take as you would a lozenge. Certan, because they cure by soothng tho rrtated nerves. Harmless, as thop contan no harmful drmrs. 23 doses, 23 cents. Never sold n bulk. Fne Job Prntng, Readers of THE STAR Star Offce. onolulu Par Alffl CLOCK STANDS ABOUT TWELVE NCHES HGH. Guaranteed by Manufacturer to be a perfect tmepece. The, clock can bo seen at THE STAR offce. t s an attractve pece of furnture and when you see t you wll want one to replace that cheap nckel affar whch s usually called an Alarm Clock. Ths clock s made of Gun Ufetal and tho movement s guaranteed tr keep absolutely correct tme. How to Obtan anew Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock Subscrbers to THE STAR, both old and new, who wll pay $8.00 n advance for one years subscrpton wll receve one New Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock free 6f charge CALL AT THE STAR OFFCE AND SEE THE PARLOR ALARM CLOCK c 2(5

7 SEVEN THE JJank of JJawa LMTED. ncorporated Under tho Laws C the Terrtory of Hawa. CAPTAL. SURPLUS AND PROFTS $l,029,!gg.j0 OPPCERS. JUDD BULDNG, - FORT STREET, Clans Sprockets. Wm, G. rwn. ClansSprecKels&Go HONOLULU, H. T. San Francsco Agents The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. DRAW EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCSCO The Nevada Na tlonal Bank of San Francsco. LONDON Unon of London & Smths Bank, Ltd. NEW YORK Amercan Exchange Na tlonal Bank. CHCAGO Corn Exchange Natonal Bank. PARS Credt Lyonnala. BERLN Dresdner Bank. HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The Hongkong and Shangha Bankng Corporaton. NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALA Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of Australasa. VCTORA AND VANCOUVER Bank of Brtsh North Amerca. TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG AND EXCHANGE BUSNESS. Deposts Receved, Loans Made on Approved Securty, Commercal and Travellers Credts ssued. Blls of Ex change Bought and Sold. COLLECTNG PROMPTLY AC- COUNTED FOR. ESTABLSHED N 858. BSHOP SCO. 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. HE UlllH Lmted. ESTABLSHED 880. Captal Subscrbed Yen 24,000,000 Captal Pad Up 2,000,000 Reserve Fund 3,700,000 HEAD OFFCE, YOKOHAMA. Branches and Agences: Honolulu, New York, San Francl. Lyons, Bombay, Hongkong, Dalny, Newchwang, Leayang, Pekln, Hangkaw, Shangha, Chefoo, Tentsn, Mukden, Antung Hslen, Kobe, Naga-lak- l, Toklo, Osaka. The Banks buys and receves for Collecton Blls of Exchange, ssue Drafts and Letters of Credt, and transacts a ceneral bankng busness, Honolulu Branch 67 Kng Street HAND PANTED NOVELTES. At O. Y. TOW Beretanla St. near Emma Honolulu. Frst Class Meala Served. Hotel Street, near.nuuanu. OPEN ALL NGHT. Short Orders a Specalty. 2 Meals, J.50 F YOU WSH TO ADVERTSE $ n newspapers! ANYWHERE AT ANYTMU (T Call ol or Wrte B CDAKES ADYERTSHO AGEHCtf $ X24 Sansomfl Street, 8AU PRANCGCO, CAUP. M FOURTH CELEBRATON A BG 0 HONOLULU HAS A SPLENDD PATROTC OBSERVANCE OF Charles M. Cooko Presdent Vce-Presde- nt P. C. Jones Frst THE NATONAL HOLDAY. Vce-Presde- nt F. W. Macfarlano...2nd C. H. Cooke Casher C. Hustace Jr Assstant Casher There arc few places on tho man F. B. Damon Assstant Casher Zeno K. Myers....Audtor land Where the sprt ot tho Fourth of July s so fully recognzed and observed as n Honolulu. Yesterday, DRECTORS: Chas. M. Cooke, P. C. Jones, F. W. Macfarlane, E. F. Bshop, E. D. Tenney, J. A. McCandless, C. H. however, was a revva of the old" tme Atherton, C. H. Cooko, F. B. Damon, dea of celebraton, and t was a revelaton to most Amercans of recent ad F. C. Atherton. COMMERCAL AND SAVNGS DE- vent here, to whom the day had come PARTMENTS. to be one of Sunday dullness. Thanks to the energy ot half a doz Strct attenton gven to all branches en leadng sprts, the plans for the of Rankng day wero carred out for tho most part wth most flatterng success. The bg general parade scheduled for 9 oclock conssted of solely a march of tho Hawaan Natonal Guard Companes. t had been expected that the four companes of the 20th nfantry, U. S. Army statoned here, would take part, but owng to the fact that the men of these troops have not receved ther lght weght unforms, and wouldhave suffered severely to have been com pelled to march n heavy-weg- ht ther clothng, they asked to be excused. Tho specous grounds about the executve buldngs were densely thronged at 0 oclock when the exercses of the day began. n fact there were so many persons present that a large maorty were unable to get near enough to the speakers stands to be able to hear what was beng sad, or even to see to any advantage, the exercses. Judge S. B. Dole, the charman of the day, opened the formal ceremones at 0 oclock, promptly, and made a bref address, n whch he spoke of what the day stands for lnhhe mnds ot every true Amercan. An nvocaton was then pronounced by the Rt. Hev. Res-tarc- Blsnop H. B. k. nterspersed wth the varous numbers on the program the Hawaan Band rendered muscal selectons, and the large chorus of local sngers sang patrotc ars, n whch many of the audence oned. The address of the day was made by Judge S. B. Kngsbury whose oraton was of the greatest nterest to afl who were able to hear hm. Senator John C. Lane read the Declaraton of ndependence, n a most effectve manner, and was enthusastcally applauded. E. B. McClanahan, n readng that masterpece of patrotc oratory, Lncolns Gettysburg address, aroused great enthusasm among the audence. The Flag salute by the chldren of the publc schools under the drecton of Mrs. Anna B. Tucker was most ef fectve, and one of the prettest sghts of the day. The chorus whch sang the numerous patrotc ars was composed of the followng well known sngers: Mrs. Bruce McV. Mackall, Mrs. Frank J. Hare, Mss Llsnman, Mss Aylett, Mss Aklna, Mr. James D. Dougherty, Mr. James A. Thompson, Mr. Henry Clark, Mr. J. H. Howland, Mr. C. G. Lvngston and Mr. Henry Kaeo. Among those on the platform besdes those whoso names have been mentoned as takng part n the exercses were: Maor Dunnng and other off cers of the Twenteth nfantry, Col lector of the Port E. R Stackable, Senator W. O. Smth, Dr. Jared G. Smth, Rev. Dr. Hram Bngham, W. H. Babbtt, W. W. Hall, R. E. Hosmer, Mrs. Hosmer, Mrs. S. B. Dole, Dr. and Mrs. Wallace, Captan Carter, U. S. N., Judge Lndsay, Frank Hatch, Jas. W. Pratt, Judge Robnson and L. E. Pnkham. Actng Governor Atknson wth a party of frends wtnessed the exercses from the balcony of the Cap tol. There were largo crowds at the varous sportng events of the afternoon and n the evenng a very largo gath erlng enoyed splendd freworks at the Captol. Among tho events of the day asde from tho publc celebratons was the annual luau gven by W. W. Dmond & Company to employes, at Nlu. The frms workers gathered n full force and enoyed n fne feast at the shore. FEW ARRESTS. Up to mdnght there had been only fve arrests yesterday, all for drunk enness. About noon one offender wth too ardent frecracker propenstes waa put under temporary arrest. Alexander Garner of Kaknako wanted to use a Jack-kn- fe on a polceman, whle ntoxcated, and wll have to explan n polce court. "Slent" Smth, vndcated hs ttle by never betrayng tho fact that hs fortune never- - was anythng llko 0. As a Canadan s now heavyweght champon of Amerca, the credt of the country suggests that Canada be taken n, WRELESS AS FAR AS TO FRSCO fcupervlsor K).!y s out ot the SAN FRANCSCO, Juno 2C Unlt-nr- t Commttee ot Ro.rls, Dtfdges and HtntPH nrfrlpt Aftnnnv DnVln OPERATOR AT MARE SLAND Parks. Charman Hustac announced sad yesterday ntat he held a consultaton wth Carl E. Lndsay and Earl GETS A MESSAGE FROM 20 at tho meetng held Wednesday nght H. Webb the attorneys for tho Japan MLES AWAY. that hereafter tho commttee would ese Consulate, wno aro to appear wtu consst ot Archer, U3 charman, and Devln lor tno Japancso restaurant VALLEJO, June 2. The worlds Dwlght. Not long ago t was Dwght nrnnrlntnrn n thn nnrn tlnv tmnnan record has been establshed by to brng aganst tho cty the and county of San Francsco for damages sad Mnre sland wreless telegraph staton to bo sustaned through tho Btonlng tor recevng sgnals by wreless telegraph, and the most remarkable feature of the achevement s the fact that tho results were obtaned by one of the youngest operators n the servce of Uncle Sam. On the mornng ot June 8, at :5 oclock, Wreless Telegrapher R. R. Murphy of the Mare sland staton, whle adustng and tunng tho delcate nstruments, dstnctly heard tho steamshp Presdent, whch was then off the coast of Nome, Alaska, transmttng sgnals to the government staton at North Head, Wash. Mare sland s 2.G mles from Nome, yet Operator Murphy dstnctly heard the n strument clck, "Were off tho coast of Nome. How do you hear us?" Sgnal commendaton has been shown young Murphy by Admral Lyon and Captan McCrackln ot Mare sland, and a report of hs record wll bo sent to Washngton, D. C. Tho longest ds-- tanco at wncn messages have been transmtted or overheard heretofore was 054 mles, but the work of the boy operator at ths yard has eclpsed any records held prevous to ths tme. The Mare sland staton has been noted for ts contnuous and long dstance work and s the man offce on the Pacfc coast. Admral Lyon sad today that no such results have ever before been secured n Calforna or Washngton, and that Murphy s de servng of offcal recognton at the natonal captal. Chna has lfted the boycott n favor of Amercan flour. Had to be starved to t, though. herewth, leadng V W. W. TURN DOWN PLAN TO JRASE TAXES SUPERVSORS KtLl ARTHURS SUGGESTON KEAV.Ma QUTS ROADS COMUTTEE. who wanted to qut the commttee over a squabble n regavl to the retenton of the keeper ot Aala Park. Now, wthout outward explanaton, Kealoha s the member to leave the commttee. Tho supervsors turned down a proposton advanced n a report by Archer to the effect that the Board reconv mend to the Tax Commsson an ncrease of the taxaton rate to on and one-ha- lf per cent, the County sharng n the ncreased amount rased. Sherff aukea made an nterestng report for the sx months ended Juno 20. Durng that perod there were 2408 arrests, 8CG convctons; for the correspondng perod of last year there were 2,000 arrests and convctons wero 2C3. Convctons for drunkenness have ncreased to nearly double those of the prevous perod. Ffty-seve- n Juvenles were commtted to the n dustral schools and 680 placed on probaton. Thrty-tw-o out of C2 sus pects durng tho sx months were com mltted for lunacy. Fnes and forfet ures amounted to S3.39.C0, an n- - crease of 72 per cent over the record, of tho correspondng perod ot 90G, The Treasurers report showed County recepts for the precedng month to have been S3CC3G.70, wth the balance on hand at the begnnng of the month makng a total of 8. Total dsbursements leave a balance of S G2. SHPS DECORATED. Every shp n the hnrbor wns decorated n honor of ndependence Day es,erda Fne Job Prntng, htar Offce. s out of the Fog of Uncertanty. THE E8T. Confuson nurrmntu the purcltee of ordnary plated ware. 7 he maker name never tell the mtalt of the uue, uuuue yae, m;e pac, te. There s no such uncertanty about Communty Slver. ts qualty as fxed as Sterlng. n buyng t, every dollar Dent becomes a sure nvestment. Made only n a plate heaver than trple. Communty Slver s sold at about the prce of ordnary plated ware ALL YOU NEEDTO LOOK FOR S THE NAME "COMMUNTY SLVER." ASK YOR. DEALER. ONEDA COMMUNTY, Ltd. qeda, m.y DSTRBUTORS FOR HAWA Kng St., Honolulu. SUPPLES Wll Communty Slver FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ADNG N SETTLEMENT OF FRSCO RESTAURANT TROUBLE. reproduced s appearng n all magaznes and newspapers. Dmond & Co., of tho restaurant on May 20th last. Yesterday s consultaton between Devln and tho lawyers was held for the purpose of takng nto consderaton certan ponts of law, whch t s thought, wll arse n tho progress of the case when t comes before the court. Carl E. Lndsay sad yesterday afternoon that certan law come up for consderaton and that tnoy uau been dscussed wth tho Unted States Dstrct Attorney, and that t was probablo that the sut would bo fled n tho Superor Court crowd resented the nterference by stonng the place. A WEAK HEART weakens every other organ of tho body, for they all depend upon the heart to furnsh them wth an abundance of tho pure lfe-gv- flud. To glvo the heart power to do ths, Dr. Mles Heart Cure has no equfl. t strengthens and regulates the heart acton, and furnshes ncrvo power, the vtal element. Money back f frst bottle fals to beneft., When a mans frends pralso hm o ms wuo she looks pleased, f a brde, but f she hag been marred qute a whle she looks suspcous. Atchson Globe. Ltd HPS fll Fraternal Moot! ngs ARMONY LODGE NO 3,. O. O. F. Meets every Monday evenng, at 7:80, n Odd Fellows Hall, Tort street. Vl-U- nr brothers cordally at-en- nvted to d. C. A. SMPSON, N. G. H. R. HENDRY. Secretary. HONOLULU LODGE 66, B. P. O. E. wll meet n ther hall, Kng street, near Fort, every Frday evenng. By order of tho E. R. FRANK B. RCHARDSON, E. R. HARRY. SMPSON. Secy. New Arrvals Wo have Just receved per S. S. Ala meda our now lno of Mens Dress Shrts, Mens Woolen Underwear, Dfferent Drands of Collars. Come and see our wndow decoraton Prce very low for these hard tmes. C. K CHOW & CO. Corner Rver and Kng Streets. W.G.rwn & Co., Ltt n forty-egh- t hours. Wm. G. rwn..presdent and Manager The Department of Justce at Washngton Frst John D. Spreckels. Vce-Presde- nt nstructed Devln to offer hs W. M. Vce-Presde- Glffard... Second nt servces to tho Japanese. n tho report of tho H. M. Whtney affar to Treasurer Washngton, Devln stated that tho Rchard vers Secretary trouble had orgnated through a W. F. dsturbance Wlson Audtor between non and men non-uno- n outsde tho Japanese restaurant. Tho cook of the UGAR FACTORS, COMMSSON AGENTS restaurant, durng tho row, ran out to tho sdewalk and nterfered, and tho AGENTS FOR O eanlo Steamshp Co., San Francsco, Cal. Western Sugar Refnng Co., San Fran-clsc- o, Cal. Baldwn Locomotve Works, Phladelpha, Pa. Newall Unversal Mll Co., Manufacturers of Natonal Cano Shredder, New York, N. Y Pacfc Ol Transportaton Co., San Francsco, Cal. M E, Commsson Merchants Sugar Factors. Rng up Man 493. LEADNG HAT AND CLOTHES CLEANERS Alfred Gumbs, Manager. All knds ot Hats Cleaned and Block ed. Ladles and Gents Clothes Cleaned, Dyed and Repared. Prces Mod- - orate. 54 Fort St. opp. Convent. Honolulu.. Kono; 5s, MERCHANT TALOR. Hotel 8t. near Nuuanu. Fashonable Suts at Reasonable Rates a Specalty, r Rates very reasonable. Gve us a call. Unon Pacflc Ralroad SUGGESTS Comfort Tbreo trans dally, through cars, frst and second class to all ponts. Reduced rates take effect soon. Wrte now. S. E. Booth GENERAL AGENT. NO. Montgomery Street, SAN Fne Job Prntng, FRANCSCO. Star Offce. Anythng You WE HAVE T. Want n Mens Furnshng Goods, Chldrens and Ladles Underwear. Ladles Plan and Slk Shrt Wasts, Corsets, Rbbons. Ladles Hosery, Corset Covers, Musln Underwear, for ladles. Mons Pongee Shrts, and a full lno ot Mens Hats. These new lnos of goods nrrlved per S. S. Alameda. CHAN KBB Hatel near Bethel. Rver "teet near Hotel PHONE WHTE S. SASKS, Bamboo Furnture AND PCTURE FRAMES. Neat and Handsome Desgns Made To Order. ll., Queen Street. DEALERS N Frewood, Stove, DC3 Beretanla Street, near Punchbowl. TELEPHONE BLUE 88. 5team and Blacksmth WHOLESALE AND RETAL. Specal Attenton Gven To DRAYNQ ALSO WHTE AND BLACK SAND. Venna Bakery GOOD Bread tho only HOME-MAD- H BREAD n town. All knds of cake our specalty. Wagon delvery through cty. Phone aln 79. No. 20 Fort St. AGENTS FOR The Ewa Plantaton Company. The Wanlua Agrcultural Co., Ltd. The Kohala Sugar Company. C otlao s Veetly Tho Walmea Sugar Mll Company. CLEANED AND PRESSED rhe Fulton ron WorKs, St. Lous, Mo, Amercan Steam Pump Co. The George t. Blako Steam Pumps. Honolulu Clothes Clcnnng Co Westerns Centrfugals. The New England Mutual Lfe nsur Alakca St., near Kng. Phone Man 4 ance Company of Boston. Tho Aetna Fro nsurance Company of Hartford, Conn. Koa Furnture Matlonal Flro nsurance Co., of Hartford. UPHOLSTERNG AND REPARNG. WNG CHONG CO. Cor. Kng and Bethel. P. O. Box 030. VE. OHTA, JAPANESE CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER. House No. 762 Shordan St Telephone Whte 60. Horse Clppng. Luke Rogers s back agan from Maul, clppng horses at the old stand, corner Punchbowl and Kng streets. CLOTHES "LEANED AND PRESSED BY THk Honolulu Renovatng Co. T. FUJ, MANAGER. AH Telephone Messages Promptly Attended To. We Call For and Delver. TELEPHONE MAN 378. Rchard Street near Queen. Absolutely THE LATEST PATTERNS n sutngs for Sprng and Summer wear. These goods are lmted to one sut per pattern. Good dressers wll not have ther deas mtated f they buy here. Try us and be satsfed. W.VV.A luna Co. rtcl Merchant Talors. Phone Blue 274L No. C2 Kng Street MRKDAM 3ARBER SHOP. Open from C;30 a. m. to 9 p. m. HOT AND COLD BATHS. Four modern bath tubs wth shower. Nuuanu Street near PauahL mporters and dealers n Englsh, Amercan and Chnese Dry Goods. Chnese Grass Lnens, Ladles Shrt Walat Patterns, Grass Cloth and Grass Lnen TableCovers, Pongee and all knds ot Slks, Mattng and Camphor Wood Trunks. 024 Nuuanu street between Kng and Hotel streets, Ewa Bde. P. O. Box 7 Honolulu, H. T. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. m

8 EGHT THB HAWAAN 8TAR( FRDAY, JULY 5, 907. s. Fancy Work nfants Clothng and nl knds of Fanny Work done by needy parsons. Also mendng and darnng. Souvenr Spoons and Jewelry. WOMANS EXCHANGE. Hotel St., near Unon. "T S SAD" That an ounce of preventatve la worth a pound of cure, but FACECOS DANDRUFF KLLER wll both cure the worst case of dand ruff and prevent the har from fallng off. t wll keep your scalp n a healthful condton. Sold by all druggsts, and at Pachocos Darbor Shop, Fort Sheet. PHONE MAN 232. r P sr ALEXANDER YOUNG CENTRAL ABSOLUTELY FRE-PROO- F H OTEL 8PAN HOTEL WAKM BEACH HONOUU J. H. HERTGCE, GENERAL MANAGER Palm Tree Gn Drect from Holland our own tnpor tatlon. Merchants Exchange Saloon. Retal only. Corner Kng and Nuuanu. James T. Taylor, M. Am. Soc. C. E. CONSULTNG HYDRAULC ENGNEER. Honolulu, T.. Tapa Oofch Hch marked Tapa Cloths. Mats Baskets, Fans, Pottery, Brasses. Hawa and South Seas Curo Co., Young Buldng., HAWA & SOUTH SEAS CURO CO. Alexander Young Buldng. NEW LNE OF Handcraft Furnture, Artstc and Smple n Deslzn. Wo would bo Pleased to show t to you. opp k Co. 85 Kng Street. 0 $4&tJSrJ$Q-Q- SAY FELLOWS!! By Jonng our Clothes Cleanng Club, we wll press 4 Suts for $.50 per month, and you wll always look dressy and neat. LEADNG HAT & CLOTHES CL.EANERS. ALFRLD GUMBS, Manager. 5 Fort St. Tel. Man E25S5?. FOR GOOD CLOTHES GO TO SLVAS TOGGERY. Kng Street near Fort. MAUNA LOA FREGHT. The S. S. Mauna Loa arrved from Hawa and Maul ports ths mornng wth 8,252 bags sugar, 2 bags coffee, U bags awa, 34 bags flour, bags cab bage, 74 bags charcoal, D92 cases pne apples, 2 boxes eggs, 5 boxes lmes, 3 boxes pears, 4 boxes dred fsh, 0 cases honey,.92 bunches bananas, 3 crates chckens, 4 kegs butter, G bundles hdes, 5 bundles goat skns, C hogs, 30 head cattle, 5 calves, 40 sundres. Fne Job Prntng, star Offce. NEW ADVERTSEMENTS. Palm Gate 8 NHWS Lb A NUTSUJSLL ng rn!s That (lve CondoLScd Mmts ol the Buy. THE WEATHER. Lboal Ofuco, U. S. Weathor Bureau, Young Buldng.. Honolulu, T.., July 5, 007. Temperatures at C a. n.; 8 a, m. U a. n.; and mornng mnmum: 7; 70; 78; 77; 70. Barometer readng; absolute humdty (grans per cubc foot); relatve humdty, and dsw pont: At 8 a. m.: 30.0; G.372; CC 04. Wnd: Velocty ana drecton at 6 a. tl.; S a. la.: 0 a. u.; and noon: 0, NE.; 7, NR.; 0, N.; 0, NE. Ranfall durng t hours endng 8 a. m.:.4 nch. Total wnd movement durng 2 hours ondod at noon, 2 mles. YM. H. STOCKMAN, Secton Drector, SUGAR: July 2, cents a pound or $76.70 a ton; last prevous quotaton, June 29, cents a pound, or $77.50 a ton. LONDON BEETS: July 3, 9 shllngs, 6?4 pence; last prevous quotaton July 2, 9 shllngs, C pence. Elks meetng tonght. Low prces at New England Bakery. Thcro was no sesson of tho Supremo Court today. Tho U. S. Dstrct wll not hold sessons untl next week. Carrage and automoble pantng and repars at Schuman Carrage Co., Found a mans coat on tho Waalao toad. Otto Berndt of tho nternal revenue offce found the coat. n the rght of way controversy of Anne K. Woolsey v. Leo Let and E. C. Wnston, a bll of costs for?s0.35 has been fled by Let. Butternut Bread. Thats the knd youll lke! ts made out of pure rch mlk by tho Palm Cafo, "the home of good thngs." Telephone Man 3. Mr. Hong Quon receved a wreless from Hlo that tho Chnese Athletc Club had won tho game played on tho Fourth by the score of 7 to 3. Mr. Dayton as admnstrator of the estate of the late James McCready, was authorzed to sell lots and parts of lots n the Kapolan Park Addton. Mrs. C. R. Mller, of Baltmore, Md., a magazne wrter who has been spendng some tme n the Terrtory, returned ths mornng from a vst to tho Volcano. Artcles amendng the orgnal artcles of the Nahlku Rubber Company to make the prncpal place of busness Kahulu, were fled wth thfc treasurer today. Owng to tho falure of Mr. Jack London to return from Moloka, the Unversty Club Smoker announced for ths evenng has been postponed. t wll probably take place next week. Alce Kapuaa, admnstratrx of the estate of Kapuaa, deceased, has fled her fnal account wth a petton for dscharge. She receved?92.40 and pad out $5C, leavng a balance of $ A pcture of the 907 graduatng class of Vassar College, to whch Mss Abblo Dow of Honolulu belongs, appeared lately n the New York Trbune. Mss Dow s comng home wth her mother. You want your Japanese employee to be decent and loyal. Let hm read the Jyu Shlnbun, a new Japanese paper publshed at the corner of Mauna-ke- a and Beretana streets. Tel. Man 439, P. O. Box 905. An order to Davd Dayton admnstrator of tho estato of Hugh McMllan, was ssued Wednesday by Judge Robnson, to sell real estato at Kapa. 20,-00- hulu, Honolulu. Tho lot contans 0 squarp feet. Secretary raal, of the local Japanese Consulate, has receved word of hs promoton and of hs transfer to tho Vancouver Consulate. Secretary lmal s very popular among the Ha waan Japanese. Proposed amendments to tho defen dants bll of exceptons lavo been fled by Ashford and Breckons, attorneys for plantff, n the damaga sut for malcous prosecuton brought by Peacock aganst Rothwell. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Booth, of Los Angeles, who have been spedlng a week at the Volcano, returned here ths mornng. They aro on ther honeymoon trp and wll reman n Honolulu for several weeks yet. An executon for $728 n the sut of. G. Mddledltch, trustee n bank ruptcy of C. F. Herrlck Carrage Co. No Fles On Kate No! She s up at the Volcano House where there are no fles, nor mosqutoes; up there spendng her vacaton. Went up last week; feels better already. She was run down and the doc tor advsed her to go up there for a month; she bought one of the Ffty Dollar excurson tlckqts whch covers transportaton and allows a stay of eght days at the Volcano House, but the tcket wll be good for. a month or more. They gave her a good rate at the Volcano Houso and she wll probably stay untl she s qute strong agan. Lots of nce people up there. Ddnt you know that they had a specal tcket for teachers and clerks? Why surel Go nto Tho Henry Water-hous- o Trust Co.s and they wll tell you all about t. u H Of f lofto MARSHAL HENDRY S COLLECT NG DATA TON. FOR A NEW PUBLCA A new offcal regster of Federal omployeos s bolng prepared under tho drecton of S. A. D. North. Marshal Houdry has receved notfcaton to assst n securng the nformaton n ths dstrct. The trouble wth tne exstng offcal regster s the fact that t has become an unnecessarly bulky volume. t s proposed under tho present census to cut t down n sze. The followng are tho Federal employees whose ad dresses aro to bo secured by tto Mar shal, the order comng from Attorney General Bonaparte: Terrtoral Crcut and Dstrct udges, clerks, deputy clerks, and oth er employes of tho courts, Unted States Attorney, Assstant Attorney and employees of tho Attorneys offce, U. S. Marshal and hs offce deputes, referees n bankruptcy, masters n chancery and U. S. Commssoners. Tho Marshal s addressng a personal letter to all of these employees and offcals, sendng them the blanks that the government desred to have flled out. These blanks wll bo sent to tho Attorney Generals department as soon as they are receved by the Marshal. QUCK CALFORNA They can servo papers very promptly n tho state of Calforna. Less than a month ago Hgh Sherff Henry sent to the sherff of Tulare county, a summons to be served on a Japanese man. The case was that brought by Yoshl Morlmoto aganst Yolchl Morlmoto. She alleges that they were marred n Japan n 902; that n December, 900 he ducked to the coast. n fact he s alleged to have deserted her and ther two mnor chldren. Although suffcently able so to do, he faled to provde for them. So the wfe wants a dvorce. The Sherff of Tulare could not serve the papers on Yolchl, for the Jap had left that part of Calforna but the Tulare offcer learned that Yolchl had gone to Sacramento county so he had the summons sent to the sherff of that county. By the Hong Kong Mnru mall yesterday the hgh sherff receved the papers from Sacramento, wth the no tlco that they had been served on the llbellee. SECURNG OPTONS. Mrs. A. M. Brown s securng optons on consderable land at Makaha and vlnclnlty. There have been fled at the regstrars offce wthn the last few days, optons she has secured for tho nterest of Elza R. P. Chrstan to the Holt lands and the nterests of L. R. Kentwell and wfe to Holt lands at or about Makaha. The prce to be pad for the Chrstan nterest s $0,444 on whch $2,500 has been pad. On one of the optons of the Kentwells, the prce s $500 and the other $750. A nomnal opton fee of $ was pad on each of these deals. v J. Kalanlanaole was taken out n tho Crcut Court Wednesday by A. S. Humphroys, attorney for plantff. Actng Governor Atknson was the recpent of a beautful souvenr from Prnce Fushlml, and Chef Detectve Taylor and Offcer Reeves were each presented wth handsome slver cgar-ott- o cases wth gold crests, souvenrs that wll bo treasured by tho recpents. A. G. Correa who was commlsscd whle n Oakland, Cal., recently, to toko the testmony of Frank E. Jenks and H. L. Whlto n tho sut for breach of contract brought by Jenks aganst tho Bulletn Publshng Company, has reported to Judge Robnson that none of the partes appeared to glvo testmony. The last message from Fushlml enmo by wreless Wednesday nght, beng receved at tho naval staton ofllco about eght oclock. Tho mes sage was addressed to Actng Governor Atknson and was as follows: lrlnco Fushlml thanks Governor At knson for hs great kndness and says goodbye to hm and hs famly, Tho flroworks dsplay n tho Captol Grounds last nght was one of the fnest that has ever been seen n Honolulu, and t drew an mmense crowd to wtness t. The grounds about tho executve buldngs, and tho streets adacent were thronged for tho two hours whlcn wero requred to complete tho dsplay. Probably thousand persons were on the roof garden of the Young Hotel whore a splondd vew of tho rockets and bombs was to bo had. Many of these remaned afterwards to attend the dance, whch contnued n tho pavl Hens untl nearly mdnght. wll buy a fne home. Easy terms. renttrustco COMMERCAL CLUBS KOApuf T HAS BEEN FNSHED N HONO- LULU BUT STUFF SENT FOR HAS NOT COME. A mootng of tho house commttee o tho Commercal Club whch was called for ths mornng has bebn post poned on account of somo of tho members not beng able to bo present un tl Monday. Tho meetng was for the purpose of takng acton n regard to the openng of tho now club rooms n tho fourth floor of tho McCandless buldng, whch hns been delayed on account of tho of tho fur non-arrv- nture. t was expected to have tho club ready to open to tho members by tho frst of tho present month, but ths was found to bo mpossble. A part of tho furnture, whch s beng mado of koa wood n ths cty, 3 completed, but tho remander whch was ordered, and had been on tho way for tho past two months, s stll mssng. t s possble that an effort wll bo made to get temporary furulturo for use untl tne other arrves, n case the delay seems to be lkely to bo much longer, and open the club as soon as possble. MUST GO TO KAUA. Some well known people, ncludng some offcals, have been subpoenaed as wtnesses on Kaua n the case of tho Terrtory vs. tho Kapolan Estate, Ltd. and tho McBrydo Sugar Company, Ltd. They aro Sherff C. P. aukea, R. N. Boyd, S. St. C. Planala, C. D. Prngle and Nau aukea. They have each been provded wth $20. GO mleage ana wll bo n Judge Hardys court on July 0. The case s one nvolvng the ttle to lands. BOOZE WAS LOST BYJPSALE ACTNG COLLECTOR DRAKE RE- CEVES A TRAGC REPORT OF TRAN DSASTER. Ths nformaton wll cause hgh sprts n temperance and ant-saloo- n crcles and a correspondng depresson of mnd n local alcoholc crcles. Actng Cohector of nternal Revenue Drake has been advsed of the destructon of Ave barrels of fne Kentucky whskey whch were en route to the" local bonded warehouse. The whskey whch was of the Old Crow and Old Hermtage varetes and was shpped by W. A. Ganes & Co., was destroyed by fre. The Are evdently occurred n a tran wreck for the notfcaton came from the Southern Pacfc Ralroad Company. But tho Brewery stll lves. PRE H BUfl MA TAKE AWAY JAPS AMRAL DUPERRE HAS 2,405 TONS FREGHT AND 237 JAPS FOR HAWA. The French steamshp Amlral Du-- perre, captan l. uattane, arnvca ths mornng from Yokohama, havng saled luence on Juno 27, and docked at tho Oceanc wharf about 9 oclock. She goes to San Francsco from here and may take up a lot of Japanese for Jaure-guberr- y. Vancouver as dd tho Amlral Tho Duperre brought 2,045 tons of mscellaneous Orental freght for ths port and 237 Japanese mmgrants n the steerage." She s consgned to Theo. H. Daves & Co. port at 7:5 oclock. Bftlf THE JURST S D She was off LAUGHS AT REPORT OF HS ATTEMPT TO COMMT SUCDE. SAN FRANCSCO, June 26. Judge Hcbbard sad today that ho ntends to take hs annual vacaton at the end of tho week, as he has for some tme promsed hmself. He added that ho has had no rest snce the Are, and also that hs promsed book of poems wll be off tho press by Saturday. Tho Judge made no alluson from the bench durng bs short sesson of court thts mornng to the occurrences o yestorday, n hs chambers he laugh ed at tho dea that ho ntended to com mlt sucde and sad the words "t s all over," as ho pcked up the pstol, re ferrcd to the acton of the Bar Asso elaton and not to hs lfe. Court Clerk J. J. Groom says that he s wll ng to testfy that the Judge has a ms leadng habt of handlng a gun wth a floursh. Howover, tho court takes no James F, Morgan, AUCTONEER BROKER. AND Kaahumanu St. Tel. Man 7Z ATALJCTON OS MONDAY, JULY 8. 2 OCLOCK NOON, On tho grounds, Nuuanu Avenue, near tho auoa road, One largo wooden Dulldlng cover.a wth corrugated ron. Also one shed. JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctoneer. BARGANS A ncely stuated resdence on Luna- - Hlo street, good dranage, fne ar, Lot 20 ft. on Lunalllo street, 50 ft. sde boundary. House, 3 bedrooms, parlor, dnng room, ktchen, pantry and bath. Another, mmedately adonng: Parlor, 3 bedrooms, dnng room, ktchen, pantry and bath. Rents at $20 per month. Sze of lot, 00 ft by 5 ft. These wll be sold at very reason able fgures. Call at my ofllco, 847 Kaahumanu Street. JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctoneer. udcal notce of the crcumstances, whatever they are. R. R. TES FOR HAWA. The schooner Alce McDonald saled from San Francsco on June 25 for Ka hulu va Noyo where she loads 550,000 feet of redwood tes( valued at $7,lb0. FOR THE BREAKWATER. The shp Fort George now n port, s chartered for sugar to Delaware Break water. JAUREGUBERRY WAS LATE. SAN FRANCSCO, June 24. The French steamer Amlral Jauregulberry whch was released from quarantne on Sunday, docked yesterday at the Chna basn, where the cargo wll be ds charged. The steamer brought consderable freght, all from the Orent. The cargo ncluded 3,577 bags of sulphur from Hakodate and a large consgnment of mattng. The Amlral call ed at Honolulu and was 0 days makng the run from the sland port, be ng handcapped by strong head wnds. SUVERC FOR ORENT. Tho Brtsh S, S. Suverlc whch brought the frst load of Portuguese mmgrants here s under charter for gran to the Orent from the Sound. KLAUEA.FREGHT. The S. S. Keauhou ths mornng brought the followng freght from a: 2,898 bags sugar, 779 bags rce 3 empty wne barrels and 33 packages sundres. BG NEW CMEHY Tho bg new pneapple cannery of tho Hawaan Pneapple Co., at wl le, began operatons ths week. A Btart was made on Monday but tho pnes on hand wero not qute rlpa enough and work was suspended untl Wednesday when a full day was put n. The seasons crop promses to bo unsually flne, and for the nxet wo months an lmmonso amount of frut wll bo preserved. A coat was found yesterday on the Walalae Road. Owner can have same by provng property and payng for the ad., Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. FOR. SALE. Dray and Team Both horses strong, sound anmals. Apply at W. W. DMOND & CO. t r Clng ocreet pbbal fo Fltfay Satmtfay LADES MXED STRAW SALOR HATS AND ENGLSH WALKNG HATS N BLACK, WHTE AND NAVY $.50 Qualty for 50c. Each CHLDRENS TRMMED SALOR HATS Regular 50c Specal 30c cacl. N. 8. Sachs Dry goods Go, THE STORE THAT KB?! PS THE PRCES DOWN. Passenger agent, W. Calforna Lmted Chcago n 3 Days LEAVES EVERY DAY At 9:20 a, m. Wtl Dners nd Sleepers. Just arrved from S. S. Alameda. Boys Woolen Suts and Wash Suts. Msses and Chldren Fancy Dresses, also Chldren Underwear and Boys Knee Pants, etc. Lades Gentlemens, Boys and Chldren Shoes of all knds at specal prces. YAT voy CO. TO G. rwn & Co., Offce No. 2 and 6 Kng St. BUTTERNUT BREAD When the meal s. fnshed, there s no bread left on the table not a sngle slce when you serve Butternut Bread, the already famous product of the Palm Cafe. Telephone rght now Man 3. THE PALM CAFE "THE HOME OF GOOD THNGS." 6 Hotel Street. Phone Man 3 Table Glassware Ht s as mportant n Table arrangement to have your GLASSWARE of the proper standard as t s to have your CHNA n keepng wth your general surroundngs partcularly for specal occasons. T Delcacy of Desgn and Gracefulness n style add materally to the elegant appearance whch factors are true of all our "lnes." TfLke our "Open-Stock- " dnner patterns we have Glassware n bulk, so that yon can buld up a complete " lne " from an ntal purchase. The famous "Fleur de Ls" above shown s one of the many popular patterns we control. We nvte you r nspecton. Leaders n lousefurnlshlnes 7 Kng Street, Honolulu W. W. DMOND k CO,, LTD L. A ft