THE LEPERS. and the ' "L. E. PINKHAM,

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1 f bm wuh (at days Kenn UAnf you can lnn n TK RTAL THE HAWAAN STAR Part 9 of The Worlds Far Portfolos Now Ready SECOND EDTON VOC X. HONOLULU, T.., MONDAY, OCTOUHR 3, 004. No. Long Attack On Port Arthur TO HELP THE LEPERS PRESDBNT PNKAAl OP THE BOARD OF HEALTH REPLES TO REQUESTS FOR PERMTS TO VST THE SETTLEMENT, SEND- NG! THE PBRAUTS BUT EXPLANNG WHY POLTCANS SHOULD "CUT OUT" THE SETTLEMENT. ADVERTSNG THE SLANDSJT BOSTON A GOOD DEAL OF EFFECTVE PROAOTON WORK DONE DURNG THE BG GATHERNG OF EPSCOPALANS BSHOP RESTARCK MANY TAES NVTED TO DELVER ADDRESSES AND STEREOP-TCO- N VEWS SHOWN WTH GOOD EFFECT. The followng s a letter sent by Presdent Pnkham to Canddate Jont BOSTON, October 20. Hawa has attracted a good deal of attenton ll f (Assocated Press Cable to The Star.) Rchardson of Maul, n reply to requests for permts to make poltcal Boston n connecton wth the General Conventon of the Protestant Epscopal Church. Bshop Restarck has hod more nvtatons to preach and speeches at the Leper Settlement: OHBPOO, October 3. Heavy frng from Port Arthur s heard, ndcatng "Ar. John Rchardson, Lahana, Maul. Dear Sr: Herewth fnd the permts as per your request. The objecton of the Board of Health and ts he could accept. The stcrcoptcon vews of Hawa whch Charles L. make addresses concernng Hawa and the work of the church there, than a contnuance of the attack begun October 24 by the Japanese. Presdent has been the makng the dsease Leprosy the subject of partsan Rhodes brought on wth hm have proved very popular. Wherever they TAKNG KRUGERS REMANS TO TRANSVAAL. dscusson for party purposes. Such dscusson has occurred n the past fo have been exhbted they have attracted good audences. Ar. and Ars. Aseu the purpose of securng votes solely. t was attempted by certan persons have been the recpents of much attenton as have also Canon Mackntosh, THE HAGUE, October 3 The remans of the late Oom Paul Kruger have ths campagn and was effectually dscountenanced by the Presdent of the the Clercal Delegate to the conventon, and Alss von Holt, Charles L. been removed for transportaton to the Transvaal, where they are to be Board and Central Commttee. Rhodes, the Lay Delegate, and Ars. Rhodes, and of course Bshop Restarck fnally nterred. "n ntervews wth Canddates Notley, aukca and Charman Robertson and hs son Arthur. The latter, the many frends of the famly wll be the mproprety of makng appeals based on ths dsease was concded n. pleased to learn, s mprovng very materally n hs health under the treatment he s recevng here. JAPANESE MOVNQ AROUND AlUKDEN. Leprosy requres for ts ameloraton and possble cure the best scentfc research and medcal skll, and humantaran care and sympathy. These The lterature of the Hawa Promoton Commttee s much sought after. MUKDEN, October 3. The Japanese forces are movng to the eastward. attanments belong to no one party or set of men, nor can they be properly Unfortunately however, the supply sent on especally for ths conventon, The enemy s bombardng Lone Tree Hll. the subject of partzan dscusson. together wth the school exhbt that was to be put on vew at Trnty "Durng the past sx years the Government of these slands has expended church, has been sdetracked somewhere, and no trace of t can be obtaned SAKHAROFF REPORTS REPULSE OF JAPS. $876, n carng for ths one dsease and ts vctms. t s doubtful f from ths end. t may possbly turn up before the conventon s over. But a correspondng nstance of publc care and generosty can be found throughout the cvlzed world. Aware that ths Terrtory had not and could not conventon has not passed wthout the dstrbuton, and t s beleved, the even f t does, the best part of the conventon has passed. However the ST. PETERSBURG, October 3. General Sakaroff, Chef of Staff to Kuropatkn, has reported a Japanese repulse yesterday. rase money suffcent to prosecute to. the extent desred search for a cure effectve dstrbuton of a good deal of Promoton Commttee lterature. As for Leprosy, last summer Dr. Cooper, M. P. Robnson, W. O. Smth, H. P. soon as the Delegate from Honolulu, Charles L. Rhodes, found out that the JAPANS ESTAATE OF WAR COST. Baldwn, G. N. Wlcox, A. S. Wlcox and the Presdent of the Board supply of lterature sent on for the conventon was not at hand, he went con-trbuta very consderable sum of money n personally brngng before the to the Boston agency of the Promoton Commttee, Nppon-Calfornthe a TOKO, October 3. The offcal Budget for the year begnnng Aprl hghest medcal authortes of the Unted States the needs, medcal and Tour Company, 368 Hoylston street, to see f a supply could not be secure! estmates that the war expense wll be $385,000,000 and the ordnary government expenses $60,000,000. whle the Board of Health s consttuted as at present. assstance possble was gven Ar. Rhodes. Practcally the whole supply of othrwse of the Lepers at the Settlement. The effort wll not be abandoned from there. Much nterest was manfested n the matter here and every 0."When rrespecve of party, men of hgh humantaran purposes, as named Hawa lterature n Boston was put at hs dsposal and was dstrbuted from RUSSANS COALNG AT ALGERS. (wth whom others would jon f called upon) seek the welfare of these Capley Hall, the general headquarters of the Epscopal Conventon; front afflcted people, t s of doubtful publc expedency or kndness to sancton Perce Hall, whch was the headquarters of the Womans Auxlary, holdng: ALGERS, Octobr 3. Three Russan destroyers are coalng here presumably en route to the Far East. the prmary object of whch s securng party votes. trust have made my and f possble, more largely attended; and even from Emanuel church, partsan appeals based on ths afflcton, whch only dsturb or mslead, and ts sessons n Boston smultaneously wth those of the EpscopalfConven-to- n, vews suffcently clear, and that they wll meet wth the approval of yourself and assocates. n addton to ths dstrbuton of lterature, notces were pasted at the where the sessons of the Conventon were held. GETS TEN YEARSJQN THE REEF " beg to reman, very respectfully, headquarters nvtng nqures regardng Hawa from those nterested, and "L. E. PNKHAM, Mr. and Ars. Charles L. Rhodes, and ndeed all the representatves of Hawa, took pans to answer very fully the nqures receved. t s safe to say "Presdent, Board of Health. A Young Hawaan Burglar Who Does Not Seem Dsposed to Reform Has that no one of all the lands represented n ths great conventon has been Just Fnshed Servng a Sentence. more talked about, or descrbed by word, by pcture and by lantern slde, n and about Boston, than has Hawa. Judge Gear admttedly had a hard cae to decde when he came to sentencng Robert P. Kelaa ths mornng for burglary n the frst degree. Japanese Army Reserves Ke-laplea was gulty. KAPPELMESTER BERBERS DELAY " must call your honors attenton to the fact that ths s the second offence, the defendant havng just completed a sentence for a former burglary. There are also four other charges aganst hm," sad the Deputy At- Der Kappelmester ss earnng horn", on steamer Alameda. The veal rjasor Hurryngjfome To War torney General. As t was learned that the prsoner had not yet been ndcted on the other charges they were dsregarded. camelng already yet! Captan Hen-Hc- LARGEST NUMBER OX RECORD EXPECTED TO DEPART yess, TODAY UW but he lss such a lateness n hs that took the lberty wth your knd Kelaa s a brght lookng Hawaan youth sxteen years of age and n THE S. S. CHNA FOR YOKOHAMA COMNG N "FROM THE OTHER h ndulgence Governor Carter s Berger of the Terrtoral band was Sousa. Sousa the great s here ths edu-cateanswer to questonng by the judge t transpred that he had been well d, SLANDS EN ROUTE TO ANSWER CALL TO ARMS DEMONSTRA- to have been here at the end of the week, Just worshp hm and could month but the allurements that San not let opportunty of such magntude but had never done any work. Hs mother, he sad, s a wdow. The TONS AT THE DEPARTURES. Francsco has to offer have proved too slp away, and to hear the great Sousa prsoner admtted that he had already served two years for burglary, havng much for hm and he wll be a f?w twce a day. There we nl are more been out of jal for less than a month. days late. or less mtatons wth some genune "The penalty of twenty years whch s the maxmum could gve you The present trp of the S. S. Chna the seamer Kmu Saturday, there nr-t- o He had been nvted to lead the band orgnal put n. And also have a s very severe," sad Judge Gear, "but you certanly should be put somewhere you are made to work." - noon but duty culled hm away and, lead the Golden Gate Park band on the Orent, wll be attended wth rved fully 23 members ot the reserves n Golden Gate park yesterday after- request from the Park Commttee to mo- than usual l.tcrest to all Jnpa- - from varous Hawa ports, all comng nese throughout these slands The to Honolulu to go back to ther natve f he lved up to hs program, he saled on the Alameda on Saturday and on account of bad weather." next Sunday as t was mposlble before Ten years on the reef was the sentence mpesed, a fate whch young Ke largest number of army reserves that land to respond to the call to arms, laa met wth a smle whch ndcated that he dd not at all recognze the has vet left Honolulu snce the out- - The steamer Clnudlne arrvng yester-brea- k wll be here next Frday. Sousa, John condton nto whch he has fallen. of the war, wll depart by the day mornng from Maul ports, brought Phlp of that lk, s responsble for Chna for Yokohama to fght wth the a number of members of the reserve WOMANS BOARD. the extra few days the veteran bandmaster has added to hs holday and The Womans Board of Mssons wll armes of ther country. From lndlca- - and the steamer W. G. Hall brought 6 NUMEROUS GAMBLERS ARRESTED tlons t s lkely that at least 00 re- - more from Kaua. Fve of those.who n a letter to Governor Carter receved convene n Central Unon Church on The polce have arrested MEHEULA large number of alleged gamblers. A crap game be even larger than was expected ths at Koloa on Saturday serves wll depart. Ths number may came by the Hall boarded the vessel today he explans hmself thus: Tuesday November 7, at 2:30 p. m. reman-mornn- g. and the at wllel was raded yesterday, a number of Chnese were caught n a talor avalable on the Chna hod, of course bg demonstratons by the Japanese nt ple or The amount of room that s der at Nuwlllwlll. There were very Sn Francsco October 24, UU4 The study n Rex Chrlstus "The Peo- Governor G. R. Carter. "Denr Chna." wll be under leadershp fell". shop on Kng street near Bethel and consderable to do wth the num- - both places. The Japanese school 60 ES FREE chl-be- r n-- "Pardon to wrte a few lnes of Mrs. A. C. Logan. Reports of Chnese and Portuguese work wll, be charged wth gamblng. The latter of Japs who can take passage on dren nt Koloa, sang the Japanese na- lo you. T really should come nome to rad was made last nght. Ffteen defendants were fned varous sums to- Francses tll the end ot month am day but ou avowed me fo stay at sun presented by the heads of these departments, and the report of Lma Kokua day by Judge Lndsay for beng present at places where gamblng was con- the 2!l. wll be vm ; on November A welcome to all s cordally extended. beg your ;.trdon when stay now tll of Knwalahao Semnary wll be gven. ler from Honolulu. No doubt a num- - tlonal anthem and the adult Japanese The Unted States Dstrct Attorney ber of Japanese reserves got aboard the shouted "banza" to partng frends nnd today entered nolle prosses n the two vessel at San Francsco. At the pre-- relatves. cases aganst Solomon Meheula, who sent tme about 50 Japanese have Fve tf the best men at the local rall- - had been convcted of destroyng publc documents, to wt vouchers, whle had ther cases contnued. Most of the men are members of the to enter the armv. One of them. Mu- - ducted. A number of other defendants booked for passage from Honolulu, way wharves wll depart by the Chna clerk of the house of representatves reserves. More m.--y also depart, pro- - ral, s sad to be a captan of reserves. n the last legslature. Meheula was BUSTER BROWN JUST ARRVED. vded accommodatons con be provded t s expected that the Japanese colony convcted nt hs prevous tral but secured n new tral. tl.:m on the vessel. wll make a bg demonstraton on the The new edton of "Buster" s now Throughout the slands the greatest departure of the S. S. Chna for the on sale also "The new adventures ot actvty among reserves s shown. By Orent. Foxy Grandpa." Call early as the edton s lmted. Wall. Nchols Co. " BEST FAMLES USE PURTA. New customers dally are tryng the new olve ol called Purta. t s a delcous ol and everyone lkes t. ts prce brngs t wthn the reach of all. Sold by Hobron Drug Co. Star Want Ads pay, 25 cents. Plate -- Glass nsurance t s better to protect yourself aganst accdental breakage for the reason when an accdent occurs, ths Company wll attend to the lmmedlato replacng at ts own expense and save you the tme and annoyance ot attendng to t yourself. Fort Street, Honolulu SAVE TO0R MONET. The Twenty-Nnt- h Seres of Stock n the Poneer Buldng & Loan Assoca ton wll be ssued n July, 904, and s now open for oubscrlptlon. The membershp fee s ffty cents per share, and the monthly dues are one dollar per month per share. The stock draws much better nterest than a savngs bank. Further nformaton can be obtaned from A. V. Gear, Secretary, 22 Kng Street. B S Slls SHOTGUNS, RFLES, REVOLVER"."TElf Ammuntons! A FULL LNE AT 8 Lmted 83 FORT ST ET. GENEAPUSTl utandjs TRAL ALLEGED MURDERER DENED A CONTNUANCE UNTL THE JANUARY TERM. The appeal made by Attorney K. A. Douthltt for more tme n the Geneau murder case was wthout effect., for ths mornng Judge Gear dsmssed the moton for the contnuance of the case untl the January term and Het November 4 for the begnnng of the tral. Geneau s the seaman from the U. S. S. Wheelng who n June last durng a drunken brawl s alleged to have shot the negro ex-prfghter "Useless" Hhrrls. Harrs ngored for some weeks before passng away. A plea of not gulty" hus been entered, but just what lne the defence wll take has not yet been dvulged. Douthltt hus mude evory effort to gala tme, makng nftlduvlt to the effect that two most mportant wtnesses for the defence, the surgeon and one of the offcers of the U. S. S. Buffalo, are now awav on a cruse and wll he un able to attend. Assstant Attorney General Prosper dsputed the rght ot the defence to a contnuance nnd of- - (Contnued ou page art.) TWO MURDER CASES PHLP NAONE AND EUGENC) Alt ROYO BEFORE JUDGE GEAR THS MORNNG. The case of Phlp Naone was ctlld.- Judge -. Gears court ths mornng on Attorney Dunnes moton for a.on tlnuance to the January term, on the ground that hs many busness urd profosoal engagements would keep hm from preparng proper defenoe tns tet t- Dunne wan not. howover n cuur and the case went over for uuother tluy. Another murder case whch was on ttnued fcr a uc. was that ot Hugwlo Arroyo, the j?ortb Rlcan accused of shootng Rvl-n-. There was no Span sh nlet pretor resent to rend the ndctment over whch Gomos broke down on Pnttmly and the cum; had to go jer. MANSLAUGHTER CASH. The charge of manslaughter aganst Kaahue the cowboy who was drvng a fractous steer that collded wth W. Daly some weeks ago nnd caused Daly to receve fatal njura), was nolle prossed today n the polce court. MAKE A BEGNNNG. Every member s a partner n the Mutual Buldng & Loan Socety. n stallment shares tl per month. Just the place for small savngs. R. H. Trent, Sscty., 938 Fort street. WORTH GONG MLES TO SEE. The greatest wndow dsplay ever seen m Honolulu s at.nus book and statonery store. DONT MSS THS. Startlng specals Mondny, Tuesday and Wednesday at N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. Rbbons, Satns and Laces at about half prces durng three days only. THE OLD RELABLE Absolutely Pure THERE S NQ SUBSTTUTE A Lngerng Cold may result n Chamberlans Cough cures coughs, colds and nfluenza. t contans no harmful substance and. s nlcasant and safe to take. For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smth & Co., agents for Hawa. SlBM M For Elderly Lades A beaaprffhy JJlftpl laoed shoe made ffflfn-th- e softest kd. wthout seams or lnng.. There are absolutely no seams or promotons wthn the shoe, thus renderng t perfectly comfortable to the most tender feet. Prce $4.50 LMTED 057 FORT STREET

2 pant f mm HATATUW UTAH, M NTMf, OCTnn, Oceanc Steamshp Company. rk ft PKMMRW Mmmmn.f MM ft. fcreml.r: FKOM AK MAXCMKJO..BONOMA OCT MLAMKDA..OCT. 4 TXNTURA OCT. M - XLAMBDA. KOV. 4 ERRA XOV. AXAMBDA XOV. BONOMA OBC. ALAMEDA UC. 6 Local BoU lln w.hr lt mm4 Mls VENTURA ALAXEDA 8RRR. ALAXKDA OKOMA AUAMMDA VBNTURA ALAMHDA AX WUXOMCO....OCT, 4 OOT. V OOT. n nov. NOV. t XOV...DMC. 6 DBC. t n connecton wth Mlllng of the above steamers, the Agents are pre-mtxto ssue to ntendng passengers coupon hrourh tckets by any ralroad frwn San Francsco to all ponts n the Unted States, and from New York by Uanshlp lne to all European Ports. "To further partculars apply W. G. rwn 8c Co. (LMTED) General Lgente Oceanc S. S. Company. Canadan-Austral- an STEAMSHP Royal COMPANY Mal Steamers of the above lne, runnng n connecton wt the CANADAN-?CFJ- C RALWAY COMPANY betwern Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N. A W., and callng at Vctora, B. C, H onolulu and Brsbane, Q. Duo at Honolulu on or about tho dates below stated, vz: FOR AUSTRALA. FOR ANCOUVER. AORANG OCT. 22 MOWERA OCT. 9 MOWERA NOV. 9 MOANA NOV. G MOANA DEC. 7 AORANG DEC. 4 laorang JAN. 4 MOWERA JAN. MOWERA FEB. MOANA FEB. MOANA MA. AORANG MAR. A.ORANQ APR. 8 MOWERA APR. anowbra may 6 MOANA MAY EALLNG AT SUVA, FJ, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYA UJb. ff&eo. H. DAVES & CO., Ltd., Genl Agts. Pacfc Mal Steamshp Co. Occdental & Orental S. S. Co Steamers of the above Companes wll call at Honolulu and leave ths Xort on or about the dates below mentoned: J.Al FOR CHNA AND JAPAN. FOR SAN FRANCSCO. SBERA OCT. 4 DORC OCT. MONGOLA OCT. 20 MANCHURA OCT. CHNA NOV. COPTC NOV, KOREA NOV. DORC NOV. 0 COPTC DEC. 3 KOREA DEC. 0 GAELC DEC. 20 SBERA DEC MONGOLA JAN. 4 Call at Manla. ror GAELC SBERA MONGOLA CHNA DORC For general nformaton apply to H. Hackfeld & Co AMERCAN HAWAAN STEAMSHP COMPANY. DRECT MONTHLY SERVCE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HONOLULU, VA PACFC COAST. From NEW YORK.,S. S. ARZONAN - To sal about November 5th ter team went to bat for tlelr last n tup S HAWAAN.bout eton t.ugnt u a S. To sal December 3n!, - lllb mv"! From SAN FRANCSCO. over to rght Held and thereby brngng S. S. NEVADAN To sal November 9th From HONOLULU to SAN FRANCSCO. S. S. NEVADAN To sal November 9th From SEATTLE and TACOMA va San Francsco. S. S. NEVADAN From Seattle November st S. S. NEVADAN From Tacoma November 2nd C. P. MORSS3, General Freght Agent. EVAPORATED H. Hackfeld FRUTS llnat Make Danty prt Co., AGENTS. The progres smade n dryng fruts s one of the most surprsng of recent years. The most delcate fruts can now be preserved and retan ther orgnal flavor wthout the ar of jars or cans. Peeled Peaches, Extra Choce Peaches, Nectarnes, Ptted Cherres, Slver Prunes, Aprcots, Pears, Apples and Fgs. Cluster Rasns n k and 5 lb. cartons. Also Choce Rasns n 5, 0 and 20 lb. boxes. Henry May & Co., Ltd.,,. 7 f Retal 32 TELEPHONUS Wholesale S 29 9 NOV. 2b NOV. 30 DEC. 0 DEC JAN. 4 SH PP NG HUE (Jm- a44hml - 4 tutor tmptttag Mt 4,. wt L) lk rull Moon O t. nth, at m. Lust Quarter of tht Mwtt Oct. lt. mww F?; Oct. a m. p.m. p.m. a.m. l.s.7 S.: tt.t CM MMUm t 4.M U le.rt CM M C,4 H 4.49 l.t 4.M. LM 6.9 (.T 7. p.m t.2 0.K.H 6.9 S H 6.M l.s l.lt G.Ot M C l.lt K 9.9 a M S.5S S.5 CS tl S.65 l.c COt S.4 ll.tl Tmes of the tde are taken from the U. S. Coa t and Geodetc Survey tables. The tdes at.ahulut and Hllo occur about one hour earler than at Honolulu. Hawaan standard tme s 0 hours 30 mnutes slower than Greenwch tme, beng that of the merdan of 57 degreess 30 mnutes. The tme whstle Dlows 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. ARRVNG. Saturday, October 29. chr. Mo Wuhlne, from Kohalalele ;lt 0 p. n. Hthr. Rob Roy, from Molokal ports nt 8 p. m. Sehr. Mokhana, from voolau ports.t a p. m. Sunday, October 30, Stmr. W. G. Hull, S. Thompson, from Kuua ports at 6:0 a. n. wth Dl pack a es sundres 40 empty beer bblg. Stmr. Claudne, Parker, from Maul ports at 5 a. n., wth SS bag nouee, 8 bags corn, 2 horses, 47 hogs, 30 calves, 29 packages BundrCB. Monday.October 3. S. S. Chna, Frlele, from Son Fran csco, a. m. Tuesday, Novemuer. S. S. Manchura, Saunders, from tle Orent, due n mornng. DEPARTNG. Monday, October 3. Stmr. Noeau, Poderson, for Kaua rmrtk at 3 p. m. Stmr. Llkelke, Napaln, for Maul and Moloka ports G at p. m. Tuesday, November. u,hr TCnwnllanl. Ulunahaole, for Tfnlnu norts at 6 P. m. Stmr. Klnau, "Freeman, for Hlo and nnrta nt ((. Stmr. Claudne, Parker, for Maul nnrta ft 5 n. Tl. Thompson, for Stmr. W. G. Hall, S. Kaua ports at 0 p. m. Wednesday. November 9. S. Manchura, Saunders, for San Francsco, probably sal n forenoon, PASSENGERS. Arrvng. Per stmr. Claudne, October 30. from vn., norts Mrs. J. P. COOKe nnu,,-.- n nm 2 sprvnnts, J. H. Wlson ttr a u.nr, c fraham. J. F. Taylor, Mrs. Robb nnd 2 chldren, Mrs nr Mnnmnn. Mss Hnnnestad, G. t.. p.o c. Dunkhase. T, S. ASllej,.e... T.. W. Ln. Mrs. S. E. Kala.ma Mss Dorcas Pomaka. Mrs. Honnl Mrs E. Worthtngton unu - c.h"-- ",r T-.- Q t?ov. S. K. Kaallun, Rev.U. -- vv.... -,, S. ma, Rev. T. Gom. ah ua wfe and two chldren. J. W Lloyd, Ong Kee. Tamgnwa. J. W. Waldron W. C. Hardy. H. Mjss B. Wood. Mrs. K Hendrlck,. F. Hayselden. Per stmr. W. G. Hall, October 30. from Kaua ports--e. R. Hendry. Charles Notley and wfe. J. B. Hanalle, J. A M. Johnson. C. A. Bruns, George Mundon. L. Mundon, La Feart. P. E. G. Msschaert. A. H. Crook, A. A. C.. G. Braun, A. Hamano, and 22 deck. YESTERDAYS BASEBALL. A good game of ball was played at Kuplolanl Park yesterday afternoon between the Aalas nnd the Artllery team, the latter wnnng out by tho close score of 7 to 0. The Aalas had C runs to the Artllerys 5 when the lat n twn nrn The Mnkks beat tle ron wonts team yesterday by 0 to 5. After the second nnngs the Maklks seemed to score when they pleased. j Out at the Makk grounds yesterday the Twlghts defeated the Steam Laundry team by 0 to 5. LAHANA NOTES. E. Kruse, who has recently returned from the manland, arrved on Tuesday evenng. He was formerly manager of the Olowalu plantaton, and on leavng that poston, vsted hs old home n Germany. On November he wll assume the drecton of the Lahnlna Store, whch has been under the management of C. B. Olsen for sx years. Olson has made arrangements to remove to Honolulu. Carl Weldeyer s developng an abundant supply of water for the Poneer Plantaton at Kauaula gulch. The Jow was only slghtly dlmlnshed durng the lonf ranless season. NOTHNG NEW. The esteemed newspapers are makng as much fuss over the fact that bad whskey Ullel a few people the other day as f bad whskey hadnt been dong that sort of work for a century or so. Baltmore Amercan. A Frend n Neea s a Frend ndeed. That s exactly what Chamberlans Cough Remedy s. t s tho mothers help when she s suddenly awakened n the nght by the omnous husky cough, and labored breathng of her babe. t s the safe resort of the youth or adult when he has "caught cold" and thee s coughng and rrtaton of the mucous membranes of the throat. t allays the rrtaton and cures the cold. Sold by all dealers. Benson, Smth & Co,, agents for Hawa.. t: A DOLLAR DOES T Most of our readers arc aware of the fact that we arc dstrbutng a magnfcent scres of St. Lous Worlds Par vews, pcturng all the won ders and glores of ths crownng effort of Twenteth Century (knlus. These superb albums form a complete pctoral nnd descrptve hstory of the Lousana Purchase lxposlton, and they wll consttute a most attractve porton of thousands of lbrares. For those who have not yet taken advantage of the opportunty gven them of securng that collecton of perfect pctures emboded n The Exposton Art Albums we have a specal proposton whch s certanly one of the most lberal ever made by any paper. FOR ONLY $.00 We Wll Send You the Frst TEN Numbers The Forest Cty Portfolos And that most unque and nterestng of magaznes, the Specal Worlds Far Cosmopoltan Ths Offer Heans a Value of $2.60 to You for $U00 Only Good for a Bref Perod. Act Now World s Far The Specal Worlds Far number of the COSMOPOLTAN contans 44 pages and 200 llustratons. n every respect t s complete and satsfyng. There s mssng from ts pages no detal whch vstors to the Exposton mght care to recall, or non-vsto- rs to know about. Cosmopoltan These ews, whch 7 consttute a complete reflex and record of the Exposton, are not dstrbuted by us as a matt " of proft, but rather t; please our readers. 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3 ml Bank of JJawa LMTED, NMnmnUM UMr the U of ht TwrttwT Hawa. p.t U.U CAPTA.. tmm. mmm tlrty norrr n,m m orrtcttns akd nnttcrorh. Charles M. Ook rrwwnl. C. Jones VtolrwtltUnt. W. Mefaran...tnd VlMlrldtnt C. T. Cook Casher C. HtMtaet Jr Assstant Casher. P. nahop, K. D. Tenney. J. A. MaCandltae and C.. Athert COMMBRCAtt AND SAVXGB Strct attenton gven to all branches of Bankng Deposts Receved. Ln--? dado OamtHtv Commercal and nutcu.travellers umu.j Credts ssued. Blls of Ex change Bought and Sold. COLLECTON PROMPTLY AC- COUNTED FOR. ESTABLSHED N 858. BSHOP & BANKERS CO. BANKNG DEPARTMENT. Transact busness n all departments of Bankng. Collectons carefully attended to. Exchange bought and sold. Commorclnl and Travelers Letters of Credt ssued on The Hank or Calforna and N. M. Rothschld & Sons, London. Corrcsnondents: The Bank of Call- - fornla, Commercal Hankng Co. of Sydney, au., jlouuou. Drafts and cable transfers on Chna and Japan through the Hongkong & Shangha Bankng Corporaton and Chartered Bank of nda, Australa and Chna. Agents for the sale of Travelers Checks of the Amercan Express Com pany. nterest allowed on term deposts at the followng rates per annum, vz.: Seven days notce at 2 per cent. Three months, at 3 per cent Sx months at 3 per cent. Twelve months, at 4 per cent. TRUST DEPARTMENT. Act as Trustees under mortgages. Manage estates (real and ersonal.) Collect rents and dvdends. Valuable Papers, Wlls, Bonds, Etc., safe-keepn- g. receved for ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT. Audtors for Corporatons and Pr- - vate Frms.. Books examned and reported on. Statements of Alrs prepared. Trustees on Bankrupt or nsolvent Estates. Offce, 92 Bethel Street. SAVNGS DEPARTMENT. Deposts receved and nterest allowed at 44 per cent per annum n accord, ence wth Rules and Regulatons copes of wh ch may be obtaned on Applcaton. NSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Agenta for FRE, MARNE, LFE ACCDENT AND EMPLOYERS LA- BLTY NSURANCE COMPANES. nsurance Offce, 924 Bethel Street. M. PHLLPS & CO., Wholesale mporters And Jobbers of AMERCAN AND EUROPEAN DRY GOODS Corner of Fort and Queen fts. S. YOT-tOJVtXSSO-, tractor for Stone and Cement work Rock Pr b: No. 2, cubc yard, $.70; No. 3, cubc yard $.90; No. 4, cubc yard, $2.05. Delvered to any part of the cty, whte one", black Band, foundatons, curbng and coral stones, ballast for shps and flre wood always on hand. Emma --.all corner Beretanla Nuuanu street. Phone Blue 2 fm JttWAtfAR ml, MomAt, CKTon t tm BEATS KONAS FLYNG FSH St n sen Jnhnson, a farmer of Tyen, V., made n dscovery recently whch to MrprlMd that he las spread the manellnts tale from one end of the country to the other. Por several months Sm has known that some one or somethng has been stealng mlk from lls pet Jersey cow. lls Rood wfe told hm that the Jersey had smply dred up and that le was afflcted wth a spell of magnaton." Sm. however, declared that he knew what le knew, and sat up nghts to dscover the thef. But he saw no nvaders, and the more sleep he lost the madder he got. The Jersey was one of a herd of twenty, and as her mlk was rcher than that of the others the supply was saved for famly use. She was quartered n a stall at the end of the cow stable and untl three months ago gave four quarts mornng and nght. Then she suddenly cut down her mornng quota to lttle or nothng. Sm. would have agreed wth hs wfe f Bess hadnt furnshed the usual amount at nght and seemed ravenously hungry. t made no dfference whether Sm watched or not; the mlk was always JUDD BULDNG. FORT STREET. gone n the mornng, although t was several tmes establshed that at mdnght the supply was normal. t was ths fact more than anythng else that Claus Spreckels. Wm. O. rwn. bothered Sm. and gave hm creepy and uncanny sensatons when he kept hs vgls by the dm, uncertan lght of nl old kerosene lantern. Me couldnt Glaus Spre ckels & G lsurc t why Bess should not gve mlk n the mornng when there was o plenty at mdnght, or why she should be well suppled at nght and not at the early mlkng. BANKERS " dont beleve there s anythng mlkn that cow," sad Mrs. Johnson HONOLULU... one day recently, "but f there s t crawls, and you wont catch t unless San Francsco Agents Tle Nevada you clean out the beddng so you can sec the stall floor." Natonal Bank of San Franclgco. Sm allowed there mght be somethng n tlls, and so he swept out the DRAW EXCHANGE ON stall and made Bess le on the planks nstead of on a tne bed of clean straw. SAN FRANCSCO The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. About 0 oclock he got hs lantern and once more took up hs post of vgl. JONDON Unon of London & Smths He had begun to doze when he heard Bess shft her poston, and he held Bank, Ltd. up the lght. He was just n tme to see a long, glstenng, snuous form NEW YORK Amercan Exchange Na. slp under the sde of the reclnng cow and glde down a rat-ho- le n the tlonal Bank. CHCAGO Corn Exchange Natonal corner of the stall. At the same tme he heard a famlar sound that caused Bank. hs har to stand on end. PARS Credt Lyonnals. "Rattlesnakes," he gurgled, and grabbed a ptchfork. nf!nt,tm nrpsrlnnr Bank. HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The Bess jumped to her feet and mooed contentedly as the farmer advanced rat-hol- Hongkong and Shangha Bankng cautously and began a careful nvestgaton. There was but one e. Corporaton. Ths led to a ple of rocks under the barn, and Sm retred to the house. n NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALA the mornng, wth the help of the hred man, the rocks were removed, and Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of fve rattlers, each three tmes ts natural sze, were klled. Accordng to Australasa. VCTORA AND VANCOUVER Bank the number of rattles, all but one was young, but exceedngly large and of Brtsh North Amerca. fat. New York Herald. TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG AND EXCHANGE BUSNESS. MAU WANTS ANOTHER PLAYERS DSAPPONTED N THER HONOLULU CONTEST AND NVTE MALES TO MAU. WALtKU, October 28. The local contngent of baseball players returned from Honolulu by the Mauna Lou wth u hard luck story regardng ther en counter wth the Mulle nne of Hono lulu, who put t all over tho Maul ng gregaton to the tune of to. However, the Maul boys are anxous to redeem themselves, and by ths mall are offerng to have the Mnlles come to Maul and play hp or two games on electon day, or any other day whch may be found convenent. Whle n Honolulu, he Maul boys were approached several tmes by Leutenant Harlee, who seemed anxous to gve Ue Marnes an outng on one of the other slau.-.-. and as ths seemed to be a chance, they mentoned the subject to the" Mau nne who went to Honolulu. The consequence s that the matter was taken up mmedately, wth the result that an nvtaton has been extended to the Mulle team. One game wll be played on the afternoon of electon day, November 8th. and f a second game s to be played, the frst wll be played on the Sunday precedng. The Mau nne w,ll be composed of the best materal on ths sland, and as they wll play on ther own t s a certanty that the game wll not be as bad as that plaved n Honolulu, unless Hampton decdes to bate another lner on to Krugers foot, and make t.twce the sze a repetton of hs play n Honolulu. CHANGE MAU PRECNCT. WALUKU. October 2S. A petton sgned by about ffty voters of the Dstrct of Waluku, was sent to Governor Carter last week, through W. J. Coelho canddate for Representatve from Maul, askng that they be allowed to cost ther ballots n the Waluku precnct, nstead of Walhee. These voters resde Just on the mauka sde of the ao stream, whch stream forms the boundnry of the Waluku precnct. Ths necesstate ther travellng nl the way to Wulhee to cast ther votes on electon day. Coelho made a specal trp to Honolulu n the nterests of these ctzens, and receved the assurance of the Governor that the desred chancre would be made for the next electon, as t was mpossble to do so ths tme. Coelho s now sure of all the votes of these men, whch would otherwse have gone over to the Home Rule forces, us the most of them are ol Home Rulers. WANT A "WRT OF ERROR. The Rapd Transt and Land Company has begun acton for u wrt of error before the Supreme Court n the case of Manuel Padro Ferrelra vs the Honolulu Rapd Transt and Land Company, n whch the plantff secured a verdct of $3,000 damages. Star Want ds pay at once. AntPan Plls (Dr. Mles) prevent as well as cure headache, the commonest afflcton of manknd.. Carry n your pocket. Mo opates. There are do sabstltutes. Bold and guaranteed by au druggsts. 3 doses 23 cents. Metf r sold la Dm. UtLX Mxdca. Co. Kkhart, la E SOME LEGSLATORS MAU HOME RULERS AN GNOR- ANT LOT BUT SOME OF THEM MAY WN, WALUKU, October 2S. There have been no poltcal meetngs of any con sequence durng the past week, except ng small gatherngs n the outlyng dstrcts. t s the general mpresson that a dvded set of men wll be sent to the legslature from Maul. t would be a pty for Maul f the whole Home Rule force was sent down, as certanly the canddates for the House on ther tcket are ns gnorant a set of men as could be found on Mau, wth the probable excepton of John Rchardson. For the Senate J. L. Coke may make a good senator, but Blly Whte would be a falure. The Republcans on the contrary have good men. and although they may prove weak n one or two men, yet nl the canddates are the choce of ther respectve precncts. Hayselden and Knlnma would mako fttng Senators, and f elected, would be a credt to the sland of Mau. t s predcted by some that Notley wll obtan more votes on Mnul than ether Kuho or nukea. All those who were naturalzed lately, wll vote straght Republcan, and t may be that ths wll help Kuhlo very materally. WASDESPONDENT COMMTTED SO LACK OF WORK LED TO ENGLSH MAN TAKNG HS LFE SATUR- DAY BY DROWNNG. L. C. Groves commtted sucde some tme Saturday nght by drownng hmself n the harbor. The body was found floatng near the cattle pen on yesterday mornng about 0 oclock. Despondency over nablty to secure work s thought to have been the cause for the man desrng to take hs lfe. Groves had been employed at the Hawaan Fertlzer Works up to about fve weeks ago but was dscharged on account of contnued drnkng. He was always regarded as an elllelent man when sober but appears to have been drnkng qute heavly recently. He had lved at the Queen Hotel 5n Nuuanu street and had gotten n arrears. The propretor spoke to Groves on Frday and asked for some money, but Groves repled that he would secure work soon and would be nble to pay. On Saturday nlgjft Dckey Davs saw Groves and treated hm to a drnk. Davs appears to have been the person to see Groves last. The coroners nquest was held yesterday and returned n verdct to the effect that the deceased had come to hhj fleath by suclde by drownng, whle montnlly deranged. The deceased had lved n these slands lve years. He had formerly lved n Shangha and s reported to have a son stll lvng some whore n Chna. The deceased vas an Englshman by brth. THE "ALSO RANS." The tall-en- d place n the presdental ruce- - s warmly contested. Debs at present looks lke a wnner. Brmngham Age-Heral- d. M Mss n words and type your eyes are used to, and showng quet confdence n th mert of our goods. STKX-ULOC- Smart Clothes requre no Ware of lnfflm, and w sltuplr nform you that our Mfortmtnt t l and s worth your vtenvtafr. You neednt buy. 3t ajoy yourselves. M. JCNERNY, LTD. MERCHANT AND PORT STS.?. St-xxxcle-, Jlaunakea St. between Pauahl & Hotel Wholesale Lquor, Wne and Sake Dealer. s now opened for busness and wll receve by the next steamer a large cargo of Sake whch wll be sold at market prces. STEAMERS TO ARRVE. Date. Name. From. Oct. 4 Ventura Colones D Sonoma Sar Francsco V Chna Yokohama 8 Gaelc San Francsco 4 Alameda San Francsco Sbera San Francsco 8Dorc Yokohama 9 Mowera Colones 20 Mongola San Francsco 22 Aorangl Vctora, n, C, 23 Serra Colones 26 Ventura Sann Francsco 29 Manchurna Yokohama Nov, Chna San Francsco 4 Alameda San Francsco 5 Coptc Yokohama 5 Sonoma...Colones 6 serra.... ;.. fjan Francsco 6 Dorc an Francsco C Moana Colones 9 Korea Yokohama 9 Mowera Vctora, B. C 23 Alameda San Francsco 26 Gaelc Yokohama 30 Sbera Yokohama Dec. 3 Coptc San Francsco 6 Ventura Colones 7 Sonoma San Francsco 0 Mongola Yokohama 0 Korea San Francsco 4 Aorangl Colones 6 Alameda San Francsco 7 Manoa Vctora, B. C. 24 Sbera San Francsco 2 Chna Yokohama 2 Chna Yokohama 2S Ventura San Francsco STEAMERS TO DEPART. Date. Name. For, Oct. 4 Ventura San Francsco 5 Sonoma Colones 7 Chna San Francsco 8 Gaelc Yokohama 4 Sbera, Yokohama S Dorc San Francsco 9 Mowera Vctora, B. C. 9 Alameda San Francsco 20 Mongola Yokohama 22 Aorangl Colones 23 Serra San Francsco 26 Ventura Colones 29 Manchura San Francsco Nov. Chna Yokohama 5 Coptc San Francsco 9 Alameda 3an Francsco 5 Sonoma Snn Francsco 6 Serra Colones 6 Dorc Yokohama 6 Moana Vctora, B. C. 9 Korea San Francsco 9 Mowera Colones 26 Gaelc Sa-- Francsco 30 Sbera San Francsco 30 Alameda San Francsco Dec. 3 Coptc Yokohama 6 Ventura San Francsco 7 Sonoma Colones 0 Mongola San Francsco 0 Korea Yokohama 4 Aorangl Vctora, B. C. 7 Moana Colones 2 Geallo Yokohama 2 Alameda San Francsco 2 Chna San Francsco 24 Sbera Yokohama 28 Ventura Colones Callng at Manla. U. S. A. Transports wll leave San Francsco and Manla, and wll arrve from same ports at rregular ntervals. GOOD PLUMBNG rs our forte, we dont do cheap work. You wll fnd o exhbton n our store, all the latest fancy desgns n bath room apparatus We carry everythng that goes to makt up that most mportant part of a dwell, ng-t- he bath room AND WE N- STALL T RGHT. Our plumbng l put n to last, we guarantee all work done by us, and can quote you the Dames of hundreds of satsfed custom, era. t costs no more to have your plumbng an conneotlons done by us, and remember WE GUARANTEE THK WORK. BATH the Plumber. 65 Kng Street. Telephone 6 Man. Want ads n the Star brng.ulck re. aults. Three lnes three tmes for 2 cents. Good Bread Ahead Golden GateV V jhr V Flour -- A All Grocers. Qa nln JH.Hackfel d 0C0. WHOLE 5A L L R5 Long Wnter Evenngs Wll Soon Be Here Evenng of enjoyable readng, pedro, brdge or other pastmes. They are evenngs of comfort f you have ncandescent electrc lghts. Or evenngs of enjoyment under adverse condtons f you uso kerosene lamps too much heat f doors are closed, lamp flames blown out by the wnd f doors be open. BETTER CHANGE NOW. Hawaan Electrc Co., Ltd Offce Kng Street near Alakea. Phon Man 3J. llflllllw Lades who prde themselves dr ther statonery wll fnd tho noveltes just opened to please the most exactng taste. Samples shown n our wndow n Young Buldng. For plan paper of hghest qualty our Hghland Lnen Bond gves greatest satsfacton. Two szes n blue or whte. Envelopes to matcn. - H W Hawaan Kews Oo. t YOUNG BULDNG. Gong; East F SO, WHY NOT USE The onlv Double Track Ralway between the Mssour Rver and Chcago. ThreeTrans Daly Va the Southern Pacfc, Unon Pa clflc and Chcago and Northwestern Rys. Overland Lmted. Vestbuled. Leaves San Francsco at 0:00 a. m. Tho most Luxurous Tran n the World. Elec trc Lghted Throughout. Buffet smokng cars wth barber and bath, Book-love- rs Lbrary, Dnng Cars, Standard and Compartment Sleepng Car and Ob. servaton cars. Lees than three days to Chcago wthout change. Eastern Express. Vestbuled. Leaves San Francsco at 6:00 p. m. Through Standard and Tourst Sleepng Cars to Chcago. Dnng Cars. Free Reclnng Char Cars. Atlantc Express. Vestbuled. Leaves San Francsco at 9:00 a. m. Standard aud Tourst Sleepers. Personally Conducted Excursons Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Frdays. The best of everythng. CHCAGO & NORTHWESTERN RY R. R. RTCHE, G. A. P. C. 67 Market St., (Palace Hotel) San Francsco or S. P. Companys Agent. THE HAWAAN REALTY AND MATURTY CO. Ltd. Real Estate. Morttraees. Lonnn nnrt nvestment Securtes. Homes bult on the nstallment plan. Home Offce: Mclntyre Buldng.. T. H L. C KENTWELL, General Manager. A LUCKY Joaqun Allller, the poet, has become on land that he owned n Texas. t a poet can make money even n ol. A - J ME mmm mm mm luhuum ml u lul um Lmted. ESTABLSHED 880. " Captal Subscrbed Yen 24,000,00t Captal Pad up 8,000,60t Reserve Fund 9,520,0M HEAD OFFCE. YOKOHAMA. Branches: Honolulu, New York, San Franclsoo, ondon, Lyons, Bombay, Hongkong Newchwang, Pekln, Shangha, Tentsn, Kobe, Nagasak, Toklo. The Bank buvs and receves for collecton Blls of Exchange, ssues Drafta and Letters of Credt, and transact a general bankng busness. Honolulu Branch 67 Kns Street COMPANY. LTD. Esplanade, cor. Allen and Fort Sta. Manufacturers of Soda Water, Gln-- B r Ale, Sarsaparllla, Root "Beer, Creooa Soda, Strawberry, Etc., Etc. Oregon Restaurant, Kng Street near Nuuanu. W. A. Chung be proplctor of the Oregon Restaurant s servng the best meal n town for 25c He has n hs employ a competent chef and wth courteus waters spares no pans to satsfy patrons. ce cream s served every nght. Want ads tn the Star brne aulak re sults. Three lnes three tmes for M cents. POET. wealthy through the dscovery of ol wll surprse some people tohear that 0 Chcago Record-Heral- d. NEW USE FOR BREAKFAST FOODS. The housecleanng-edto- r says shabby wall paper may be rejuvenated bv thorough rubbng wth oat meal. Cant we utlze our stock of new break-- fast foods for ths good purpose? Columbus Journal. 0 " cant magne how you can dslke work; to me ts real enjoyment." sad the father to hs lazy son. "Yes, father," was the guleless response, "but dont want to gve myself up wholly to pleasure," Chcago Journal. 4. k4 J j7

4 DALY A MO UflSORWON W!H.WBnkl.V. RAT!. Evcat, per annum,,,,,,,$ 8, en rerclrtt, " 2.00 Payable n advance FRANK L. H00CS MANAODR MONDAY. OCTOUlR,u The Republcan meetng at the Or- - phcum Theater on Saturday evenng Two Meetngs cannot be gnored even by the most f Contrasted 4 sangune Democrats as a strong nd- - jt t caton of Republcan success n the 4r electon. The sze of the crowd that gathered, wth a large overflow meetng outsde, contrasts sharply wth the half-flle- d theater to whch Democratc Charman Knney recently delvered hs elaborate abstractons about the theory of government, by way of showng that Carter s exercsng arbtrary powers. What are known as the "busness nterests" and the laborng element were both well represented n ths large Republcan gatherng, and the general tone of the meetng was strkngly dfferent from that of gloomy gatherng whch preceded t. The Democratc meetng was one of complant, the Republcan one of jollfcaton. Where the Democrats sought to fnd thngs that have gone wrong, the Republcans proudly talked of thngs that have been done rghtly. Fnally, where the Democrats ndulged n predctons of worse to come and spoke of grave dangers to the communty, the Republcans showed how dffcult admnstratve problems are rapdly beng solved and how the prospect s for a smooth, honest, effcent admnstraton, backed by good and ntellgent legslatve acton. The story s the same nearly all over the land. There s another dfference n the local meetngs. The one party placed upon ts platform men who hold fast to ts prncples wth a frmness of convcton such as was evnced by the speaker who declared hmself dssatsfed wth some of the thngs hs party s dong, but sad those were thngs to be rghted wthn the party, by the party tself, addng fnally that le would not leave hs party for such a reason. f there s anythng n beng a member of a great poltcal organzaton, ths s the atttude to take towards t. Wth many men, the party represents prncples held t may be for nearly a lfetme and as a matter of conscence they cannot oppose those prncples. No man who holds hs poltcal judgment and duty n ths hgh regard could thnk of abandonng them because deprved of a nomnaton, or because not satsfed wth the actons of some leaders who happen for the tme to be at the helm. The party tself s greater than any of ts temporary leaders an-- f any of them show unftness the party tself should dscplne or remove them. The cause of nternatonal arbtra- - ton s shown by reports at the Arbtratons ton Peace Congress to have made a Progress good deal more progress than s popc-lar- ly Great supposed, especally n Europe. n the Unted States t receved some thng of a set-ba- when the treaty ck negotated undenjdfpyer Cleveland, provdng for general arbtraton wth Great Brtan, was rejected by the Unted States Senate, on account of an mpresson, that, t.went too far. But arbtraton has been adopted by Amerca and,brjjtajn)sncpathen. Great Brtan has a somewhat smlar treaty wth France. n fact, except wth Russa and the Unted States, one a"n enemy and the other a frend wth whom no stated treaty of arbtraton seems necessary, Great Brtan has arbtraton treates more or less comprehensve wth all the great natons. As showng how far the natons, especally Great. Brtan, have been dong practcal work along the lnes of arbtraton, the Peace conventon receved a report referrng to the Franco-Engls- h arbtraton treaty of October, 903; the treaty of arbtraton between France and taly of December, 903; the Anglo-tala- n arbtraton treaty of January, 904; the arbtraton treaty between Denmark and Holland of February, 90,4; vtfe h arbtraton treaty of March, Franco-Spans- 904; the Angja-pans- h arbtraton treaty of Alarch, 904; the Franco-Engls- h agreement concernng Egypt, Morocco, Newfoundland and Western Afrca, as well as Slam, the New Hebrdes and Madagascar, of Aprl, 904; the arbtraton.treaty between France and Holland of Aprl, 904; the Anglo-Germ- an j, r.,.... MA WAD Al WAk tttmtur. rrnt:ft n m. TRY T! SPARKLNG. llllll frll nf. llnc...,. Uln.. nm. prtntntr... 4 Knneys objectons to Governor Car- - The t Carter dea ters undated resgnatons polcy tak And Dote Polcy en the trouble to compare t wth the HeptoJSplt!! polcy of Governor Dole? Dole was certanly approved and often defend ed by Charman Knney throughout hs varous admnstratons and nothng was heard of any encroachments by A pleasant, carbonated and absolutely Dole upon the legslatve power. Yet f Governor Doles methods are examned, t wll be found that he clamed harmless and exercsed the very powers whch Klnny so attacks Carter for, not usng, but merely preservng. t was the custom of Governor Dole to hold meetngs of what was termed an "Executve Councl," a body to whch most ctzens sad farewell wth Health sghs of relef. These meetngs were held once or twce a week and were presded over by Dole and those n attendance conssted of the heads of departments of the Terrtoral admnstraton. All busness of every department Beverage was brought up, consdered and determned by ths councl, except that the The Great Lver, Stomach and governor dd not always consder hmself bound by ts decsons. Not one Bowel Regulator. of the department heads went contrary to what ths councl decded. Knney s now attackng Carter because the departments are not, as he says they should be, "each ndependent of the other and all ndependent of the Governor." No such thng as an ndependent department of the government As a smple and certan cure for was known under Governor Dole. Only Dole hmself, under McKnlcy or Roosevelt, was ndependent. BLLOUSNESS, or Was t not the poltcal necessty of makng HEADACHE an ssue of some knd that made Knney so hotly assal Carter for what was from any cause t s wthout an never objected to n Dole? Carters present plan s to meet and consult wth equal. the heads of departments separately, about the mportant affars of ther respectve.departments. But each separate head s actually more ndependent than Under Dole, for there s no such thng as placng every proposton effects of overndulgence n eatng, t gves mmedate relef from the that comes up n the course of duty before a councl meetng twce a week. drnkng or smokng. As to removals, there can be no queston that Governor Dole throughout hs admnstraton felt that he could call for the resgnaton of a head of n. department. Some of the members of the executve councl, the better members, who have snce brought no stan upon the terrtory, openly stated that such was ther vew. The matter wll be found dealt wth n the Try t andjbe Convnced! fles of The Star some months before the defalcaton of Treasurer Wrght. So that whle Governor Dole held no undated resgnatons, he dd not thnk Dose: The contents of one bottle he needed any n order to get rd of an undesrable offcal, or one wth for an Adult. whom he could not work n harmony., That ths was the case s shown by Governor Doles acton when a tme for acton came. When he decded that James H. Boyd should no longer be Superntendent of Publc Works, he removed that gentleman and notfed hm to lay down the admnstraton of Prce 5 cents per Bottle the department. He dd the same n the case of Austn as Audtor. A Supreme Court decson has snce held that the acton was llegal. n vew of ths decson, Governor Carter proceeded to fnd a legal wnj to accomplsh the same end. He dscovered t n the undated resgnatons. Lawyers of hgh standng say that there s nothng llegal about such a plan. The fnal result of a comparson of the admnstratons of Dole and Carter s thus seen to show, frst that under Dole the heads of departments had none at all Of that ndependence of each other and of the governor whch Knney suddenly found so necessary under Carter, and second that Carter AGENTS tryng to fnd a legal way to do a thng that may become necessary and whch Dole dd n a manner snce held to be llegal. o ruler started the dsarmament dea and called the Hague conventon, s conspcuously absent and the Urlted States has no place. However, the Unted States has of late recognzed and worked for the prncple of arbtraton more than all others. The treates, benefcal ns they often ure n preventng war, can by no meanjj be a certan preventve. Great Brtan and France, the old enemes, have made a most comprehensve conventon, and are so frendly that Pars s actually reported to bo experencng a volent outbreak of what was known n Amerca as Anglomana, yet France s supposed to be bound to Russa by such u treaty that f Brtsh guns were now attackln the Baltc fleet, France would have to enter the war as Rus; slas ally. And there are always somethngs whch a naton wont arbtrate. Democratc orators talk to an m half empty. Republcans are nterrupted by the cheers of an over-llo- w meetng outsde. The Democratc orator who addressed the ladles n hs audence at Aala on Saturday nght must have lnd h very hgh concepton of the ctzenshp from whch he hoped for support. He asked the members of the gentle sex who were present to keep ther husbands sober on electon day, so that they would not muko mstakes n markng allots. Ths s a farly drect nsult to such voters as he was addressng t s as bad as Knney tellng the several hundred Publc Works employes of Oahu that, even though they have the secert ballot, the government ntends to vote them sold. Republcan Charman A. O. M. Robertson, n hs address at the Orpheum on Saturday evenng, ponted out that the Republcan platform was adopted on September, and that on September C Cecl Brown was standng on the platform askng for n nomnaton, and that t contaned the followng: "We heartly endorse the successful admnstraton of Governor George R. Carter." Ths s perhaps the most glarng showng of how completely personal Browns bolt s. There can be no doubt whatever that f he had managed to secure Just two or three more votes n the Republcan conventon he would have been makng speeches wth the arbtraton treaty of July, 904; the treaty of Anglo-Scandnav- July, 904, and the arbtraton treaty rest of the tcket. He woul.l have been between Span and Portugal. n addton, there s "mentoned at the Orpheum last Saturday evenng, Franco-talathe n conventon concernng labor endorsng the admnstraton of Carter, t s. up to the vjterj to legslaton. Ths s certanly a long and very mposng lst. Russa, whose endorse Classllod Ads n Star. Wntlwl FurnKhol mtu fo fon or Hv month n!! ntty. AMf ). M.., ths omtf. Cottage For Hunt Corner Klnnu am Hmmm streets. SH per month. nqure W. O. Atwater, Hawaan Nleclrlc Co. Fo 8alo A magnfcent buldng ste on the runohbowl slope near Thurston are-nu- e. Partculars a! Star offce. Buldng lot corner Kng and Kame-hameroad. Palama termnus of Rapd Transt road. Apply at Star offce. Furnshed ltooms To Lot A ncely furnshed front room. Mosquto proof and clectrct llgh. 49 near Punchbowl. STOP WORKNG when vou are old, make YOUR MONEY work for you and take t easy A FEW DOLLARS saved monthly wll makp you ndependent full partculars at We Have Bere-tanl- a many new and unque goods n our varous departments. SURPRSES arc n store for you ths season n both GOODS and PRCES. Spend an hour lookng about our establshment: wll repay you and wll please us. LF. Ml X FORT STREET. or rebuke such poltcal jugglery bolt of ths sort. The Thrasher-Ro- w t C0..LD as a weddng at ola, Kan., last Week was sad to be a quet home affar by the ola paper. Some one has advanced the theory that a pug dog has a curl n ts tall so that the fleas can loop the loop. Mls-sssl- p There was seventy cents n the ute treasury at the close of the fscal day, Wednesday. The trea-ser- er should have lqudated Governor Vardaman and made t an even dollar. The Phladelpha North Amercan. A lttle boy n New Hampshre was saved from drownng by a frend ths summer, and gave hm a cent. t was all he had to gve. Charman Cortelyou s callng upon hs leutenants to put gnger nto the campagn. There s never any trouble n puttng gnger nto a campagn f augur s put n frst. Washngton Post. A Camden (N. J.) woman wanted to take her pet poodle vstng wth her recently, but as dogs are not allowed n the Pullmans she was worred about how she could keep t from the clutch, es of the baggageman. Fnally she dressed the brute up n baby clothes, put a heavy vel over ts head, and the god traveled as an nfant unbeknown to the conductor. Tho Phlnpso mlnlstpr at London s popular wth the other dplomats there, but le s poor and does not dress as wp or ns rchlv as most Chnamen fllng hgh governmental offces. One of the lmoeral prnces vsted hm recently and asked hm about hs clothes nnd ther smplcty. The mnster sad Te was a poor man, and the prnce nodded. The next mall urougn large ncrease n hs salary. mm a The Japanese have a number of customs whch are Jewels and t s too hud that thev cannot be adopted n the western world. One of the best s the manner whch one hostess gets rd of an unwelcome guest. She does not hnt that the tme s about up for hs stay nr thnt she s coner vstng soon, but sots to work preparng a danty lunch eon whch she packs n a lttle box, tes up wth rbbon and paper and hands to the cuest. t snt an nsult ether, ts Just a hnt and one that la always taken. The lfe of a modern battle shp s about 0 years and at the end of that tme t ta so out of date that the lun. Oeap s almost too good for t. Tho lt tle shps ore not mue whlte-palnte- d bettor. Can any one say, off-han- d, what has become of the former prdes of our navy, the Newark, Chcago and several others? Thousands GARDEN of Tost of HOSE Antcpatng the rrgatnr season we have mported a large stock" of the j VBRY EOSeST GAUDEN HOSE OBTANABLE. THE LOW PRCES WE ARE ABLE TO MAKE ARE SMPLY PARALYZNG. Lawn Sprnklers n Great Varety A New nvoce of the Favorte EDDY REFRGERATORS j Made to Keep Thngs Cool and Economze CE. 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Box 664 HACK BLL LLEGAL SUPREME.COURT DECDES THAT ATTEMPTS TO PREVENT SSUANCE, OF HACKDRVERS LCENSES TO MEN WHO ARE NOT PROF- CENT N THE ENGLSH LANQUAGE ARE NOT LEGA JAPANESE WN THER FGHT. The Supreme Court ths mornng rendered a decson declarng unconsttutonal the efforts made n the legslature and elsewhere to make the knowledge of the Englsh language necessary to those who want hackmen4 lcenses. The decson affects an act whch the last legslature attempted to pass and whch t fnally ncorporated n the county bll, makng t mpossble for Japanese and other drvers who do not understand Englsh, to secure lcenses. The Hgh Sherff adopted the rule and refused lcensesto Takch Sakta and others, who took an appeal to the Supreme Court on an agreed statement of facts. The decson of thecourt says: "Doubtless the busness of carryng passengers for hre s one for the exercse of whch a lcense may be requred, and one whch may properly be subjected to reasonable regulatons under the polce power. The extent to whch such regulatons may lawfully go has often been the subject of dscusson n ths jursdcton, and t s unnecessary to go over the ground agan n the present case. The only nstance, so far as we know, n whch a language test has been attempted was n the case of The Kng v. Lau Ku, 7 Haw n that case the court held vod an act of the legslature whch prescrbed that no wholesale or retal lcense should be granted to any person except upon the express condton that he should at all tmes keep full, true and correct books of account of all busness transacted by hm n connecton wth the lcensed busness, n the Englsh, Hawaan, or some European language. We refer to these cases partly for the purpose of showng that even f a statute or regulaton mposng a language test n cases of ths knd would be consttutonal, stll t would be of such an extreme nature, or so close to the lne of unconstutonalty that a statute clamed to go to that extent should not be so construed except n a clear case, or should not J be extended by constructon beyond ts plan terms. See especally Ta Kee v. Mnster, Haw., at page 66. The proprety of ths vew s partcularly obvous when, as n ths case, an attempt s made to mpose the test of a sngle language, even though that s the Englsh language, n a cty whch by far the larger porton of the populaton conssts of those, namely, Hawalans, Portuguese, Japanese and Chnese, who naturally speak other languages, many of whom can not speak the Englsh language to any great extent, and most of whom mght naturally desre to engage carrages havng drvers of ther own respectve natonaltes. "t needs no argument to show that one may be a competent drver wthout havng any knowledge whatever of the Englsh language. n order to be a competent drver one need not be conversant wth the language of a partcular porton of the communty n whch he proposes to conduct h busness. Ths beng so, the hgh sherff must be held, upon the facts set forth n the agreed case and n the absence of any showng to the contrary, that the plantffs were competent drvers. Ths provson of the statute-doe- s not tself mpose a language test, nor does t authorze the hgh sherff to mpose one. "The other secton of the statute (Sec supra), t s true, authorzes the treasurer to make rules, and provdes that such rules, when publshed n the manner prescrbed, shall have the force and effect of law, but the scope of such rules s confned to the regulaton of lcensed drvers yd lcensed vehcles, and the fares to be charged by them. Taken lterally, the statute, n so far as t authorzes rules n regard to drvers, confnes them to drvers who are already lcensed, and even f ths provson should be more lberally construed so as to authorze rules n regard to prelmnary examnatons of applcants, such matters covered by such rules woull have to be ncdental to matters relatng to drvers after they were lcensed. Ths provson contemplates rules regulatng the conduct of the busness, and does not contemplate a rule of such on unusual or drastc character as "(that now n queston, dscrmnatng by a prelmnary language test who mght be drvers. The statute tself contemplates that those may be drvers who are competent to drve. "The concluson s that the hgh sherff should ssue the certfcates n queston. Judgment accordngly." ANOTHER MURDER KAUA REPORrED NKWl fr FATAL ATAV AMoNU JAPS AT MAKAWKM REPORT-N- BY W. a. HALL. Xews of a murder at M ska well last Tuesday HlgTt was nrmtkfk. yesterday mornng by the neamer W. O. Hall whch arrved from her run to Kawal hwu. No detals of the murder were learned by the offcer of tlte vessel. The crme h retorted to have been commtted Tuesday nght am wt among Jataneee. The murderer w reorted to have escaped. Hlg SMerltT Henry wn not otlled of the crme. Accordng to rehrts receved by the Attorney General department, regard ng the murder at MakRwel last wtk, two Japs were fghtng at Camp No.. A. thrd Jap stepped n and tred to separate them and wan stabbed to the heart. The murderer eecaed. The men who had orgnally been lghtng had been drnkng. THS AtT LEAGUE. nvtatons are out for the At Home of the Cohana Art league, whch may be nterpreted to read ua follows: Lterary Crcle Klohana Art League At Home, three thrty oclock Saturday afternoon, November 5, 9V The Pavlon. Alexander Young Hotel. "Hushdo, the Soul of Jajmn." The long resdence of the tev. Mr. Wad man n Japan especally qualfes hm to treat of that xubtle ethcal and patrotc sprt whch s sgnfed by the word "Bushldo." LOOKNG FOH MURDERER. Sherff Andrews has ssued a crcular offerng a reward of $00 for the capture of Kukuda Sakuzo who s alleged to lave murdered Mrs. Kukuda ol January 25 ut the housoof Mrs. lllcknrd nt Honokua, Hamakua. He s reported to have been seen October workng dsgused as a Chnese on the Horner ranch, Hawa. He was then pretendng to be dumb. NVESTGATNG A STABBNG. Hgh Sherff Henry s nvestgatng a double stabbng between Japanese on Maunakea street near Heretanla last nght. Nether was serously hurt. HARRSON VS. MAGOQN AGAN TMJC PLANTFF WN A PNT nn APPKAL N THK UtTRKMK twht, The 8uprem court handed down another dorttott m tp eg ram of Harrtso aratm Mmm and tfcm tw mornlnr. The decson l the flrat one n whch tfce prevent court l not entrely unanmous. Hart-we- JmUw ll wrte a concurrng eplhlmt, n whch, whle not dssentng front the courts decson, he smghuy dffer m a mnor pont. The decson k a partal vctory for the plantff. The moton of the defendant, to strke from the calendar tn plantff moton for a new tral and bll of excepton dented. PATTERSON TO tfall THURSDAY. The Coat and Geodetc Survey steamer Patterson loadng 00 ton of coal. he wll sal Thursday for Kahoolawe to do wm surveyng- - work n those water. MANCHURA DUK TOMORROW. The 8. S. Manchura la due tomor-rp- w from the Orent, en route to San Francsco. She wll have H.. H. Prnce Fwhml aboard as a through Mtseenger. MOBSMAN CASH CONTNUED. The, case aganst Harry Mobsman chnrged wth embezzlement, wa contnued untl 2 p. m. Wednesday today by Judge Lndsay, at request of the defendant. SBTS PACK FOR REDBSTHANS. A walk around WVlmonolo end the sland a dstance of 33 mles n 8 hours and 0 mnutes, s the record set yesterday by A. K. Verrn. He left Honolulu at 5:30 oclock yesterday mornng and returned at 2:0 p. m. ADMRAL TERRY CAN LEAVE. Admral Terry receved cable permsson today hy cable allowng hm to leave the local Naval staton corn-ma- n on November C, eght days earler than he had rut ntended gong. He desred to leave earler by the S. S. Dorc for the Orent, and appled for permsson to do so. m2m : LEPER CURED N SAN FRANCSCO A MAN WHO HAS LONG HAD THE DREADED DSEASE S SAD BV THE DOCTORS TO BE CURED AND S ALLOWED TO GO FREE-SA- D TO HAVE BEEN BORN N HONOLULU CASE ALMOST MRACLE., T. SAN FRANCSCO, October 22. The Exqmlner says: George Pepeloy, thrty-fv- e years a leper, has been cured of the malady that through all the ages has been regarded as beyond the reach of medcal skll. Durng the past nne years he has been an nmate of the San Francsco Pesthouse. Before comng here he was for a long tme shut up n a smlar hosptal at New Orleans, fnally makng hs escape. There can be no queston that he was actually afflcted wth leprosy, havng nherted the dsease from hs mother, and nobody who ever saw hm at the nsttuton on Twenty-sxt- h street would have any doubt about t. The Board of Health has declared Pepeloy to be fully cured, after thorough examnaton and extended study of hs case by such surgeons and physcans as Dr. James W. Ward, now presdent of the Health Board; Dr. Howard Morrow and Dr. Fred G. Canney. Although the utmost precautons are taken to keep lepers away from communcaton wth the general publc, even as n past centures the vctms of the "lvng death" were solated, compelled to wear long gray gowns and hoods and to carry wooden clappers for the purpose of soundng warnng that they were lepers, the Board of Health as released the patent and allowed hm to go wherever he pleases wthout survellance or restrant. Nothng s known to the doctors about the means or methods of the cure that astonshes them. The credt s not thers. Snce mracles were performed on earth, the medcal men have regarded leprosy as absolutely beyond the possblty nf cure. Pepeloy, the subject, says that he cured hmself and that the healng s the result of a dscovery never made before. He says that all lepers can be cured; but he has suffered so long, and s now so helpless n the world to whch he s almost a stranger, that he feels he has a rght to make fnancal proft out of hs secret. So for the present the formula s hs alone. "Pepeloy s cured," sad Dr. Ward last nght. "Hs case has been looked nto by physcans whose standng and learnng cannot be doubted, and there s no queston about the matter." Dr. George Purlensky, who has medcal charge of the lepers at the pest-hous- e, says that n all certanty a cure has practcally been affected. The dsease, he thnks, may not be fully eradcated from the patents system, and he s to examne Pepeloy once a month. He agrees wth the other doctors, however, that the leper has been so thoroughly healed that there s no danger of the dsease beng spread can now be detected. Pepeloy s about forty years of age. by hm and that no trace of the leprosy He was born n Honolulu. GEAR HAS AlANY CRMNAL CASES. j Dsposton of a Number of Defendants Today n Crcut Court Tral of Assault Case Contnued. There was a long lst of cases before Judge Gear ths mornng and n most of them a step or two were taken. The tral of Stephen Mahaulu was set for November 7, on sceral charges of embezzlement; Mary Manu, larceny n the frst degree, was gven un- - Jtl tomorrow to plead; Al. Souza, sellng lquor wthout a lcense, pleaded not gulty ng and hs case went over for a day; Akona, accused of nterested n a che fa proposton, was ths tme represented by counsel n J. W. Cathcort, who wthdrew the plea of gulty entered by the defendant and j was gven a coup.c of days to make a new plea; the charges of possesson of che fa tckets n possesson, an appeal from the dstrct court, aganst Ah Tom and Ah Chong, were nolle prossed. The men are stll held under the ndctment. Long Fong Hee, the young Chnaman up for sentence for em bezzlement to whch he pleaded gulty, was gven another day so that the judge can look nto the case. t s the prsoners frst offence. Look Hong pleaded gulty to havng commtted an assault on Young Foon wth a knfe and wll be sentenced tomorrow. Lum To Chuck pleaded not gulty to a smlar offence and hs case was contnued. J. E. Fullerton, charged wth malcous njury to property, wll also appear tomorrow mornng. The calendar havng thus been cleared for the day, the jury tral of Pang Kau, accused of vle assault on a lttle Chnese grl, was taken up agan. The case has run now for fve days when under ordnary crcumstances a polce magstrate mght have dsposed of t n a couple of hours. CRESS GAMES CON TROVERS! THK HLO CUB MAKKH A W A KM HKPt,T TO THK Honh.M PUTW MTATKMRNTK Tfce lne Chen cb resent th.- - H. WlHlH Clubs ststsmon l r.r... n altew wthdrawal nf a rtwve wronglr eeffrata caused Honolulus defeat or reatetnatlon to avod defeat a.nm. ml t tee of the Cteas Club has publshed a KMg statement, declarng that the move n Nwestlon ws vra mo. tack. The statement conclude n fol- - lews: n concluson w desre to say that whle we apprecate the "frendly feelngs" entertaned for us by the Hono-lul- u Chess Club, we would Have tem more grateful f they had manfested ther frendlness by contnung the games n a, MKrtsMnlke manner to a decsve endng, whch, whether thtj had resulted n vctores for Honolulu or Hllo, would surely have been motv acceptable to both partes, and have been more credtable to the Honolulu Club. Meanwhle, Hllo "shoulders the burden of vctory gracously, and complments the Honolulu players on ther skll n the games played at ar as ney nave progressed." The letter s sgned by Harold R. Ellot, Henry Hayes, M.D., J. U. Smth. FOOTBALL OPENNG. Today at 8:0 p. m. Oahu College and the Kam School teams wll open the season of the nterscholastlc. League. t whl be an nterestng game and any one who goes to Punahou feld to wtness ths game wll see one of the hard-e- st fought battle n the hstory of those grounds. The lne-u- p wll be as follows. Knms McCandless,.e.; Mahukona, l.t. Arnold, l.g.; Robnson, r.g.; u, r.g.; Morton (Capt), (.; Olver l.h.; Desha, r.h.; Meyers, f. Oahu College Coojer, r.e.; Wlthlng-to- n. McDougall, r.t.; Pahu. r.g.; Wrght c; L. Judd l.g.; Larsen, l.g.; Ahrens, (Cnpt.)3,.; Pa, r.h.; Lyman l.h.; G. Judd, f. shppng tuns ARRVNG Suda, October 30. Stnr. Llkellke, Nupala, from Kawal- - Tue, Maul, Lanal and Molokal ports at 5 a.. wth 93 sheep, 50 head cattle 2 cords wood, 3 hogs, CO packages sundres. DEPARTNG. Tuesday, November Stmr. J. A. Cummns, Searle, for ports at 7 a. n. S. S. Chna, Frlele, for the Orent at 0 a. m.! PASSENGERS. Arrvng. Per stmr. Llkellke, October 30, from. Maua, "Molokal and Luna ports Mrs. E. P. Aken, Kenneth Brown and 3 deck Per P. S. Chna, October 3, from San Francsco for Honolulu Mrs. G.. Bonner, Mrs. H. C. Coleman, Mrs. Vola Hays, P. C. Jones, J. A. Joyce, Mss Heler K. Mead, F. L. Rlggs..Mrs. F. L. K gga, J. J. Bullvun, Rev. V. D. Westervelt, Rev. H. Brgham, L. B. Coan. Hooked to Depart. Per S. S. Manchura, November 2, for San Francsco Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Tenney, Mss Sullvan and mad, Mrs. W. Everett. Mss Mullen, R. Rosenberg Mrs. Culen, Mss M. A. Thayer and sster. Mss E. Coleman, J. D. C. Towne and wfe,.mrs. M. Mtchell, Mrs. L. M Doe, F. J. Amweg, W. Watorjouse.Mrs. J. Rosenberg and 2 chllrret, C. M, Lovested, L. Rchmond, A. M. R. Ftzslmmons and daughter, W. S. Unrt- - lett, J. Mchaels, F. J. Moffmann, E. P. Mott-Smt- Dow. D. Honey, Mrs. E. A. l Mrs. Anna Borges and uchlldren. Car-me- Murphy, Mrs. W. A. Meyers. Mrs, B. Rogs and son, Rev. F. Konurn. Per S. S. Chna, November. for the Orent J. G. Warwck, D. A. Pod Lee Pease and wfe. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Dvdends C. Brewer & Co., 2 per cent; Ewa, per cent; Wamanalo per cent; Haku, per cent; Pan, per cent; Hawaan "lectrc Co.. per cent; nter sland per cent; Honomu, per cent- - Walluku V& per cent; Ono-- mea (S. F. Nov. 5.). per cent; Hono kaa, per cent; Poneer (Nov. ), per cent. Quotatons. Bd. Asked. C. Brewer & Co J Ewa Howallan Com Hawaan Sugar Honomu 5.00 Hpnokaa 6,00 Haku Knhuku S Klhel 8.00 Klpnfulu MoBryde Oahu Sugar Co $9,00 Onomea 20,00 3. Ookala Olau Palo, Pepeekeo 40,00 Poneer 0,00 Walatua Agrl Walluku Wamanalo Co Wlder S. S. nter-slan- d ; Hnwulan Electrc Hon. R. T. Co. pfd... Hon. t. T. Co. com CauFf Tl O 0 f Jon nlhh to buy, nllor cxohrc real OKlntr, slock or bonds, to loan or borrow money on good MHtrltloN, ( UN hear from you. W run you out. CO. Ltd. Merchant and Fort Stt., Honolulu, Hawa. GENEAU MUST 00,00 02, JO5 VBJRRA, Mutual Telephone 0.00 Bethel near Hotel.Street. (Hon. R. T. Co. c Has opened a new Store o7 Cn. Hlo R. Yl. Co 7.00 bashea of Koa wood and other Hawn. knds. Govt. 5s.,..,,..,, 99. SO Calabashes of nl szes made to order Hllo R. R. Co. 6a, at very reasonable prces. Hon. R, T. Co 6s Oahu R. & U Co THS PAPER s kept on fle Oahu Sugar at B. 0s C Dakes Advertsng Agenoy, 64 Olna a.l f Merchants Exchange, San Francsco, Poneer 6s Calforna, where contracts for adver Walalua Agrl. 6s Usng, can be made for t. t 0 J STAND HS TRAL (Contnued from page one.) by the two absent wtnesses would be n the lne whch Douthtt lndloated "n ths case," sad Judge Gear when t wns called ths mornng, "snce the Attorney Generals department s wll ng to admt alt that n set forth n the allldavlts of the defendant do not see any showng for a contnuance and the moton therefor, under the admte slon of the Attorney General, la de ned." "Then w ll ask your honor to note an excepton," snld counsel for the defence. "The Assstant Attorney General admts all the facts to whch these two wtnesses would hnvo testfed." "Not nt nl," returned the prosecuton, "We only admt that they would so testfy." Douthtt protested that ths whs not sufllclent, that the testmony should be admtted as fact but the Judge ruled that that was not necessary under tho jursdcton. Tral was then set for two weeks hence. DELEGATE ASKS POR DATA. HLO, October 2S. The Board ot Trade has been advsed by George. McClellan, prvate secfdlnry to Dole-ga- te Kuhlo that they plan to be n Hllo on next Wednesday after the Delegate has completed hs tour of Maul. Secretary McClellan ndcates that the mrtj-w- ll probably reman n Hllo for several days, and durng ther tny desres to be nformed as tx facts regardng the Hllo breakwater. Federal buldng and any other mat--. ters of legslaton vhlcb should, be precsed at Washngton durng the next sesson of Congress. Presdent Holme has called a general meetng of ths Board of Trade!n Fremans Hall, when t s hoped large gatherng or those nterested may le present. Already he s preparng data for the use, of the Delegate. BRTT-GAN- S FGHT. The result of the Brltt-G.m- s fght at San Francsco, for the lghtweght champonshp ot the world, wll be receved nt the Columba Saloon, Hotel street, on Monday nght nuxt. The Columba Saloon has made eo!al to have the returns bulletned n front of ther pla.ee, as they arrve by cable. THE HACEWA LMTED Thp most atractlve dnys outyg, la that afforded by the oxeurslon down the ralroad lne. The HALEWA LMTED, a frst c!aa tran, leaves Honolulu every Sunday mornng at 8:22 oclock makng the run n two hours the rate for round trp beng only J2--. From 0:22 a. m. untl 8:0 p. n. s spent nt the beautful HOTEL HALE-Wwth fresh and salt water Dathlng, tenns, golf, drves and walks, ohootlng or fshng, and you are Tnok n towu at 0.0 oclock n the evenng. Star Want Ads pay 25 cents. NEW ADYEBT8E5ENS NOTCE. CHANGE lnat!n.4lmlul" nf.esnml rf ELECTON DAY. WEEK, Tuesday, November 8th. beng Electon Day, the salng of the Steamers "Klnau" and "Claudlne" wll be postponed one day. Both Steamers wll re, turn on schedule tme. WLDERS H. 8. CO.

6 maw lrttlt, Watt, hr the CK Q05ST0K! A gtr otr t hot eather W gm " r toat 0 rt that lea f3w wll Rve you Mllar rtlnn, a HlK" to eu lr K" order fro 9a lt Ml ME 5 MflUf HO.. T. t Ml & CO., LTD, JWfek rwtn Prealdent am Mannaer rk-- n OMwkul Ktrat 5f M jrlrd...cond H Mk wwmey ar tuh M lvew,kcr,jrr t- - at Audtor HC&l MOTORS. COMMSSON AGENTS awk rntt THE twwrc ftteat hlp Company of San mrancuco, uu. AGENTS FOR THE t jaafal Unon Natonal nauranct Qampany of Ednburgh. THtolnl of Macdebur General n- - Mrn Company. XManoe Marne and General Assurance Cav, Ltd., of London. Stryl twu-anv- Company of Llver- - pbtlt jtawan Awur nee Company of Lon- - MMeeKlr Oerroan nsurance Company RAJELT & CO., LTD Xtae Elte ce Cream Parlors. CUeoolateg and Confeotlonj )oe Cream and Water ces Baafcery Lunch. lt Ml FfHEST N THE fll! Unon Ralroad SUGGESTS Comfort ac c Kkx trans daly through cars, frst.wbl vecond class to all ponts. ratea take effect soon. Wrte m,s. F. Booth,.General Agent. ffo. Motfcgomery Street, San Francsco. Travellers THAT Agree m Over yr.tecl S Quckest, Fnest, Best A Tran that Supples All Demands To St. Lous or Chcago N 3 DAYS from San Francsco. ELECTRC LGHTS READNG LAMPS, CLUB CARS-A- LL GOOD. UNGS SflnlrrPacfc nformaton Bureau 6S Market ftreet, San Francsco. RALWAY AND LAND GOS OCTOBER J 904. OUTWARD, Bor Walanae, Waalua, Cahuku and Way Statons 9:5 a, m., 3:20 p. m. far Efoarl Cty. Ewa Mll and Way etfttons 7:30 a. m., 9:6 a. s., nt:0k a, m Z-.l- p. m., "3:20 p. m p. m., J9:30 p. rn th:5 p. m. r NWARD. Erxtvee Honolulu from Kahulcu, Wot-lo- a..end Walanae 8.S6 a. m., 5:Z 9.. an. ttrrtve (Honolulu from Kwa Mll and Pea ml Cty 7.40 a. m., 8:36 a, m. J0:3 a. m :40 p. m 4:3 p. m. m., 7:30 p. m. DalVsr. Bumday Excepted. fbumday only. V. DENNSON Supt b. C. SMTH, G. P. A. T, A. lrm, tmtkttl, mh laltr, cmclcr, merchants J.k ll Hlmnn wortln fmm S J.nlM Smth, Knq., l StMlvttrV UOl. the v-prrln- Mul. Fro ln. (. Sydney. Ayers Cherry Pectoral "or many year suffered from bronchts, fur whch tred a varety of remedes ncludng uprays and n-- talent. Theae (ld me no good anljl than bewal to use Ayers Cherry m? loral, wth most satsfactory result. One dote queted my oough and enabled ma to get much needed sleep. would not now he wthout t for any consderaton. have passed through ths wnter free from the cough, and am glad to say that several ot my frends have been benefted n the same way. am sendng a bottle to a frend n Naw Zealand by todays steamer." n large and small bottles. Prtfrr by Dr. J. C. Ayf Co., Lwll, Mm., U. E. A. Castle & Cooke, Ltd Xvfe and Ensoraooe kgmu AGENTS FOR New England Mutual Lft nsurance Co OF BOSTON. Etna Fre nsurance Co., V HARTFORD. CONN. ln l BAH. Ls. OFFCERS: H. P. Haldwln Presdent.J. B. Vce-Presde- Castle nt Frst AV. 3. Alexander nt nd J. P. Cookt Treasurer AV. O. Smth Secretary George t. Carter Audtor Sugar Factors and Commsson Merchants AGENTS FOR Hawaan Commercal & Sugar Company. Haku Sugar Company. Paa Plantaton Company. Nahku Sugar Company. Klhel Plantaton Company. Hawaan Sugar Company. Kahulul Ralroad Company. AND THE CALFORNA AND ORENTAL STEAMSHP COMPANY. JVJC. OHTA, Contractor and Bulder House Panter Kewalo, Sherdan Street, near Elag. Honolulu H. L Telephone Whte 60. GROCERS NOTCE.. n accordance wth our desre to gve our customers the best possble servce nt the lowest prces, we have decded to dcontlnue the practce of allowng a dscount ot C per cent on retal monthly blls and therefore gve notce that on and after the st of November, 904, no dscount whatsoever wll be allowed on any groceres sold n our stores. All groceres wll be sold at net prces, on a bass of spot cash or thrty days settlement, and there wll be no excepton made to ths rule. Purchasers made n our retal department up to the st of November wll, of course, be subject to the 5 per cent dscount as heretofore. The dscount queston has frequently been the cause of dsputes and dssatsfacton and we beleve ths arrangement wll mprove our relatons wth our patrons, whle t wll at the same tme enable us to more adequately meet the keen competton prevalng n our lne of busness, and to gve our customers Me beneft of the closest prces. H. MAY & CO., LTD. LEWS & CO., LTD. C. J. DAY & CO. C. Q. YEE HOP & CO. Honolulu October 22, 904. PEACE PLATFORM A BROAD ONE. On Saturday the pence congress at Boston fnshed ts work and one of the features was a Russan and a Japanese shakng hands on the platform. Why not? The ndvdual Russan and the ndvdual Japanese are just ns much opposed to war ns nnybody else, and those who prefer frendly relatons can stand together on the wde platform of peace and humanty. Wlmngton News.!LA ffm tuwatmff HHk MoMttAV. nrtnttth M ln FOLLETTE AND ROOSEVELT TMl: tt HnNMN lovknlt YH UK AMU Ml" rolmjwmtlm Stl-OH- T THK PHrlllWMT. AO, October Walter Well, n h MatUMn, Wla,, apwlal to the lmtrdmeram, Thef la no tf. truth whatever n the r that my frends antt wll cut Hooeevelt at the polla," aald tlom-ro- r m Follelte when called hs nttton to currant campagn rumor to the efte t that the halfhreeds were prar to alaah Hantevelt and put the llmne therefor upon the stalwarts. Thrtt report waa put n crculaton by the men who are tryng to wreck the tepublcan party of Wsconsn n order to satsfy ther personal mlulcr,". ontnuetl the governor. "You may quote me as sayng that my frends and n Wsconsn are gvng the presdent loyal, earnest support. We have done so from the Mrst, and shall do t to the end. We Republcans of Wsconsn beleve Presdent Roosevelt stands generally for the same thngs we stand for. He detests cor--, upt poltcs: so do we. "He would not only have good laws, regulatng ralway corporatons and curbng ther powers to oppress the people, but he would enforce the laws aganst them, even at the rsk of n- - crrlng ther enmty and powerful op--! poston: that s precsely what we nre strvng to do n Wsconsn. The real Republcans of ths state love Presl- - dent Roosevelt. "You cannot too strongly state the fact that the regular Republcans of Wsconsn.re loyal to the natonal tcket." NEWS Bl CABLE AT PORT ARTHUR. CHEFOU, Oct. 3. Japanese shells have burned the only smokeless powder magazne at Port Arthur. The Japanese have captured the trenches on the slopes of Rhlungslu. nqury nto the North Sea ncdent las begun. DELCASSE PREVENTED WAR. ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 3. Credt s gven to M. Delcasse, the French Mnster of Foregn Affars, for preventng a rupture wth Great Brtan. General Kuropatkln reports some outpost affars. RUSSAN SHPS PASS GBRALTAR. GBRALTAR, Oct. 3. destroyers have passetl Four Russan eastward. HAY SSUES PEACE CALL. WASHNGTON, Oct. 3. Secretary Hay has ssued crculars to nl the Powers, callng The Hague peace conventon. REVOLUTON N GUATEMALA. MAZATLAN, Oct. 3. A revoluton n Guatemala s threatend. BRTSH AT VGO. VGO, Span, October 30. Sx Brtsh battleshps have arrved here. Part of the Russan lleet s stll n port. ST. PETERSBURG, October 30. All s quet n Manchura. Kuropatklns losses have been made good, the weather s fne nnd all s ready for an advance movement. DEMOCRATS CLAM THE HOUSE. WASHNGTON, October 30. The Democratc Congresslonal Commttee clams that t wll elect 225 members of the House. The total membershp of the House s 380 exclusve of Delegates FOOTBALL SCORES. SAN FRANCSCO, October 30. Followng nre the prncpal collegate football scores: Yae 34, Columba 0. Pennsylvana H, Harvard 0. Prnceton 8, Cornnell C. Mchgan 28. Wsconsn 0. Stanford 35, Oregon 0. STATE AND CHURCH SEPARATE. PARS, October 30. Premer Combos has presented n plan of separaton of church and State whch. nstead of beng an abrupt change, provdes for a perod of transton. Star Tant..ds pay 25 centa.. j CHCKEN GETS TF SENTENCES AUMT AKTK KH A l (HT THK MM T on n--. :tal tmarom. MVn, October. At last th. tll" polce overhauled the orlqulou t h r. who for the past three months has hern makng mmnlght JatredHos upon local hen roosts. Ths s the sme gentleman of the road. eong Kong, thlnese, who escaped from the polceman at edge of town when lelng led by a rope from Olaa. Xlne chckens n u bag whch he left were used as evdence agalmn hm, beng dentfed by Mrs. CarnYRlho of Walnkea as some she had lost. Deputy Sherff Fetter has been scourng the country for the encapet prsoner wth the nckel plated handcuffs on hl wrsts. On Frday he was fo nn m Pnpaalna by Akul, polot dc lve, n oug,.t to.o Saturday an.unen-e- d before Judge lapa Moml:. He had broken hla manacles and a cat-lc- l long ktchen knfe, the blade sharpened on ether sde of a rnanr-llk- e dux--. Three charges were brought agan beong Fong and Judge Hap. gave hm the lmt of sentence n each case. Havng confessed to the larceny of the chckens, he got twelve months, for escapng from polce olllcer three months, for carryng concealed weapon a fne of $30 or two months, makng a cumulatve sentence of n year and lve months. Tle sherff s now contemplatng brngng n charge for stealng the department bracelets, whch Leong Fong faled to return. HLO MAY LOSE HER L B LACK OF FUNDS CAUSES TALK OF CLOSNG UP THE NSTTU- TON. LO.October 29. Owng to the depleted condton of ts fnances, t s a POSTON TAKEN BUT NOT HELD. queston whether the Hlo Lbrary and MUKDEN, Oct. 3. The Japanese Readng Room on Assocaton can exst the 27th nst attacked Buddhst Tern- much longer. The Lbrary s essentally a subscrpton lbrary dependng - Pe Hll. There was sharp fghtng but the Japanese upon were unable to hold the ts patrons and the publc for ts hll after t had been captured. mantenance. Fnes and subscrptons for the use of books do not meet the DANSH runnng expenses SKPPERS STORY. of the Lbrary. The expenses annually PARS, October 3. Tle captan amount to about of $S00 a Dansh schooner clams le saw Englsh trawlers n the North Sea takng and the subscrptons for books averages not more thnn $300 leavng o. board Japanese and explosves. a defct of $500 to be rased from other sources. From $200 to $300 s needed RUSSAN NQURY BEGNS. for the purchase of new books, and $00 VGO, Span, Oct. 3. The Russan for magaznes and perodlcajs. Treasurer L. Severance fnds he cannot meet these expendtures from the Lbrary funds whch have now run very low. Matthew Heffron, J. Rosensteln, A. W. Rve, Honolulu: Mrs. Lews Schoen, E. E. Rchards nnd H. B. Marner. Weather: Showery, clear nnd cold. REGSTERED AT VOLCANO HOUSE HLO, October 29 The followng persons were regstered nt the Volcano House durng the week: O. C. Scott, Mrs. M. E. Knox. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Keyston. Mss Antonette Keyston. C, A. Bruns, San Francsco; A.. Cole nnd wfe, Berkeley: F. H. House, New Zenlond, L. E. n. Plnkham. Thomas Stanley Stephenson, John Mc-Gul- DSORDERLY DONS. BAND CONCERT TONGHT. MADRD, Oct. 3 Dsorders have oc curred n the Spansh House of Depu The Terrtoral Hawaan Band wll tes. gve ts concert, after u months vaca-- tlon, at the Hawaan Hotel ths even-- j ng at 7:30. The concert s ntended for the passengers who arrved by the Chna nnd for the few toursts now so journng nt the prncpal hotels. Followng s the program for the concert: TAKAHRA HAS APPENDCTS. NEW YORK, Oct. 3. Hon. Kogoro PART. Takahra, Japanese Mnster to the March (a) "Bedella" (b) "Navajo".. Unted States, has undergone an operaton for appendcts. Overture, "Nabucco" Verd Schwartz Overture, "Mnd Mnrlnn" Koven REPUBLCAN VCTOUY. Vocal, Four Hawaan Songs Berger WASHNGTON. Oct. 3. Attorney Mrs. Ala pal. General Root has told Presdent Roosevelt that the result of the electon s.selecton, "Prnce of Plsen"....Luders PART. undoubted. He clams that the Repub ntermezzo, "Damona" Johnson lcans wll carry New York by 60,000 Waltz, "Les Srenes" Waldteufel majorty. March, "Vctorous Amerca"..Toban "The Star Spangled Banner." DEMOCRATS AT AALA. Number of Speakers Heard on Publc ssues Saturday. The Democrats held a meetng at Aula Park Saturday evenng. There was a large attendance. The prncpal speakers were W. A. Knney nnd C. P. laukea. Knney revewed the two poltcal partes on the munland and urged hs hearers to embrace the Democratc fath. He told of the utter futlty of votng the Rome Rule tcket. laukea spoke regardng hs recent vst to Knlnupapa. He sad that the Home Rulers could not wn. He stated that he left personaltes out of the queston. Some body threw n rotten egg at hm at ths juncture but the egg mssed fre. Frank Harvey, Herbert Mossman Mr. Moore and oele Keakahl who had formerly been Delegate Wlcoxs drver, were also heord nnd urged the uudlence to become Democrats. The Best Treatm t tnat can be gven cuts, bruses, sprans, scalds or lke njures s a free a. llcatlon of Chamberlans Pan Balm. t allays the pan almost nstantly and should always bo kept on hand. For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smth & Co., agents for :?...? f You Have a "n a, mm tk WMhe. to. Thuu vmm AM. We MMPt.Mt ttwrtvmt M t these hand ttttte rttat Mt art MOM them ntt.w Meh. tatfrtteltr nd qrolnw H acton at fmtm af the Thbmk Trgger. t wll n HHr tt abort er M knr nm St ttfrtdtfm. 8? Out, Aula, jjemwat er Target, e ft TChttbtottf Thumb Trm?, E. 0. HALL Thumb.t & ::.-..- v.,.. a);a;a;,f,,.?.,...r..,w;. v... V;,,,t,.0;..,.. You do not Stoop But Stand Erect Allt When usng THE UNTED STATES ROTARY WASHERS. Ths s the lgrtcst runnng machne on the market. The ctltes are turned back and forth through the hot soap--, uds, and cleanng them wthout RUBBNG THE At to peces. Ths s our second shpment and partes vfho have "n, used these machnes speak very hghly of them. M Theo. H. Daves & Co., Hardware SON, OUR OWN LNE San Francsco to Chcago (WTHOUT CHANGE). STANDARD AND TOURST SLEEPERS DALY Trade Stoppng en route at Los Angeles, also "THE PETRFED FORESTS and the "GRAND CANYON OF ARZONA." HONOLULU G. rwn & t a: PEOPLE TAKE THE SANTA FE ROUTE DURNG THE COLD WNTER MONTHS. AN DEAL TRP ALONG THE OLED ROAD BEDS ON THE CALFORNA LMTED. TWO TRANS DALY. Passenger Agent, W. LTD Department Mark?"T Co., Offce "The Only Way" To the Worlds Far at St, Lous Cars, The Handsomest Trans n the World, consstng of Matchless Char Standard and Compartment Sleepers, Cars, all wde Vestbuled, are operated over the Chcago & Alton Ralway between KANSAS CTY AND ST. LOUS, KANSAS CTY AND CHCAGO, AND ST. LOUS AND CHCAGO. Ths fact, together wth the courteous attenton shown everybody, makes the Chcago & Alton Ral-wa- y ndeed "THE ONLY WAY." Nce connectons are made wth all lnes enterng Kansas Cty, St. Lous and Chcago. Kndly request the Agent to tcket you over the Chcago & Alton Ral-wa- y, o.-- address: A. P. STEWART, General Agent, Chcago & Alton 8o Crocker Buldng, San Francsco, Cal. j Ral-wa- y,

7 4.COlroATlOjf NOTCS Haturtfa.--, he Mh day af Ortor, A. avntlw r l,o CVUhb. Nolle l hereby glvn thnt Ctrttfl cat K. MM, for nne hnr of tlm 4errlbl h Hor Patent (OteAt) Captal Stock of tha Waalua Arlol ta trt 0., t. c. wnmntm at wnmnnm Md., standng; on tha kmtta Kanpo, taland of Jdant, contalhtfur an at mm Ornfwnr n the hum of Jftb area of M.M aofea Taunt, haa wn lout, and trsymfer mt tha earn Com-ymnon the lawks of aall y hum been stopped. An undvded one-nm- h of all af that Alt plora fwrawa are warned aajalnst r rl of land stuate at Ka- - nsga-tlatl- n, nurelmanr, or daallng mlana, wth Honolulu, aland of Oahu, eon. talnlng AM certfcate. Sad shares am an area of MM square feet beng tmn-ftrab- le only by ondnraatnant on sad a Krtlen of the land descrbed n L. C. A. No Cartlflcata am by aurremlw of the nam hk the laaue of a new certfcate. No ttle wll pass to the fnder of aald An undvded Certfcate. one-nnt- h of a pareel of land contanng an area of 800 Sad Certfcate f found, should be square feet stuate at Kaluaauau, Ka-- delvered to the undersgned. Uhl, Honolulu, beng a porton of Apana W. A. BOWEN, 2, Royal Patent 076 L. C. A. 9S F. L. TresHrer Walalun Agrcultural Co., 4. Ltd., Honolulu, Hawa. Honolulu,, Haw-all- October K, 904. An undvded one-nnt- h of the land stuate at Klkl, Kamollllll n sold Honolulu descrbed n Royal Patent 720 L. DVDEND NOTCE. C. A. JG0, 2 apanns contanng an area of.0. A dvdend of one per cent wll be pad to the stockholders of The Oahu Market Co., Lmted on the Jrd day of November 90. Y. AN N, Treasurer. Honolulu, October 28, 904. C0KP0HAT0N NOTCE. Notce s hereby gven, that the Oahu Market Company Lmted, a Oo,,porntlon, hag been organzed under he laws of the Terrtory of Hawa aa a jont Stock Company of lmted lablty. At a meetng held October 27, 904, the Artlolee of Assocaton were adopt ed, followng offcers were elected: Chu Gem Presdent Vce-Presde- Yee Chn nt Lau Tang Secretary Young Ann.. Treasurer & Mannger BOATD OP DRECTORS. 4 Cheung, W. C. Achl, Young Tuck, W.. Crawford, Wong Leong, T. Ah Hong and C. Mee Hng. LAU TANG, Secretary of the Oahu Market Com pany Lmted. Honolulu, October 2S, 904. Notce to Credtors. The undersgned havng been duly ap ponted admnstratrx of the Estate of Charles B. Dwlght, late of Honolulu, sland of Oahu, notce s hereby gven to all persons to present ther clams aganst the estate of sad Charles B. Dwlght, deceased, fully authentcated, whether secured by mortgage or otherwse, to the under sgned at her resdence, Desha Lane. Honolulu aforesad, wthn sx months wn the date hereof, or they wll be orever barred; and all persons lndebt to sad estate are hereby requested to make mmedate payment to the un derslgned. ELLEN DWGHT, Admnstratrx of the Estate of Charles B. Dwlght, deceased. Dated, Honolulu, October 2, ts Oct. 2, 28, Nov. 4,. LEGAL ESTATE OP LAM Admnstrators NOTCES. TSHUNG CHN. Notce. n the Crcut Court of the Frst Clr cult Court, Terrtory of Hawa. n Probate. At Chambers. n the Matter of the Estate of Lam Tshung Chn, Deceased. Notce s hereby gven that the undersgned hns been apponted admnstrator of the estate of Lam Tshung Chn, deceased. All credtors of sad deceased are hereby notfed to present ther clams, duly authentcated and wth proper vouchers. f any exst, even though sad clams be secured by mortgages upon real estate, to the undersgned at No. C Vneyard street, Honolulu, Oahu, wthn sx months from and after the date of ths notce, otherwse suoh clams, f any, wll be forever barred. Dated Honolulu, October 0th, 904. KONG YN TET, Admnstrator. Lorrln Andrews and W. S. Flemng, Attorneys for Estate. 4ts. Oct. 0, 7, 24, 3. MORTGAGEES NOTCE OP NTEN. TON TO FORECLOSE AND OP SALE. mm KArAMtt Tah, montjay, rrtnmtt m. n. M a H ertaa neon of aald 4M. The (fafwftr to told REPUBLCANS aa MKM. An aadvlded of the hurt BGMEETNG one-nn- th C. An undvded one-nnt- h of the land descrbed n Apana 2, Royal Patent 6648 L. C. A. 208 stuate at Klkl, n sad 30-- Honolulu contanng an area of acre. An undvded one-nnt- h of the land descrbed n Royal Patent 3579 L. C. A and 5364, stuate at Mauluklkepa, n snld Honolulu, contanng an area of 3.0 acre. 7. An undvded of the land descrbed n Royal Patent 484 L. C. A. 900 at Walaka, Honolulu. sland of Oahu, 4 apanns contanng an area of 3.53 acres. 8. An undvded one-nnt- h of a porton of Apana, R. P L. C. A. 275 a Kapaakea, Honolulu, sland of Oahu, contanng an area of 2:60 acres. An undvded one-nnt- h of the land descrbed n Royal Patent No L. C. A. 274, stuate at Plllnmoo, Honolulu, sland of Oahu, contanng an area of 3.3S acres. 0. An undvded one-nnt- h of the land descrbed n Roynl Patent No L, C. A. 748, stuate at Kanewal, Mnnoa, Honolulu, sland of Oahu, contanng an area of 7:44 acres. An undvded one-nnt- h of the land descrbed n Roval Patent No L. C. A. 272 stuate at AValkk, Honolulu, sland f Oahu, 3 ar enas, contanng an area of acre An undvded of a parcel of land at Koakn, Lahalna, sland of Maul, descrbed n t. P. 265S L. C. A. 6S0O, and contanng an area of 54-- acre and conveyed to W. H. Cummlngs by deed of Y. Ahm und wfe, dated May 6, 898, and recorded n Book 86 at Page 02 n the offce of the Regstrar of Conveyances n Honolulu. 3. An undvded of two parcels of land at Kauaula, and Hanala, one-nn- th Lahalna, sland of Maul, descrbed n R. P. 270 L. C. A and contanng nn area of acre, and conveyed by 57-- deed of Y. Ahn and wfe to W. H. Cummlngs dated May 6, 898, and recorded n Book S6, at Page 2 n the offce of the Regstrar of Conveyances n Honolulu.. An undvded nterest n land at Po-lal- Lahalna, part of the land descrbed n Apana 4, of R. P. 25 L. C. A. 364, and descrbed n deed of H. Tor-be- rt and wfe.o Wllam H. Cummlngs, dated February , and recorded n Book 89 at Page 344 n the offce of the Regstrar of Conveyances n Honolulu. 5. All of the rght, ttle and nterest Jonn H. Cummlngs and George Mark-ha- m on the 8th day of November, A. D. 902 at the tme of ther makng sad mortgage, n and to an undvded one-nnt- h share or nterest n and to all of the property (other than that above mentoned) or whatever knd and nature and wherever stuated whch belonged to Wllam H Cummlngs. father of sad John H. Cummlngs at the tme of hs death. Terms cash n Unted States Gold Con. Deeds at expense of purchasers. Dated at Honolulu, September 4, 904. LYLE A. DCKEY, Assgnee of Mortgagee. 4ts Sept. 4, 2, 28 and Oct. 5. At the request of the mortgagors the above sale Has been postponed untl 2 oclock noon on Saturday the ffth day Notce s hereby gven ".at by vrtue ofa power of November A. D. 904 when t wll of sale contaned n a certan mortgage Cum-mlngmade by take place at the aucton rooms of John ground H. s a shp and a whale. Near by and George Markham of Honolulu, sland o Cahu, Terrtory of Ha- Honoluu. pooners. The man, whose harpoon had James P. Morgan, Kaahumanu street, was a boat and n t a couple of hr.r wa to John Markham Trustee, of LYLK A. DCKEY. sad already been thrown, looked very Honolulu, dated the eghth day of Assgnee of Mortgagee. much lke Curts nuke, and the other November, A. D. 902, and recorded n man resembled W. A. Knney. The lat the offce of the Regstrar of Conveyances n Honolulu n Book 239 at Page BT AUTHORTY aukeas shot. To lls great satsfac- ter was watng to know the effect of 394, and assgned by sad John Mark-ha- ton the whale began to spout, and Trustee, to Lyle A. Dckey by POUND NOTCE. amongst the salt water that was spout nstrument dated the tenth day of December, 908, and recorded n the offce supposed to have uttered the words as ed was some blood, and thou Knney s of the Regstrar of Conveyances n Honolulu n Book 252, at Page 236,, the Secton 36 of the Laws of S97. have n pars, a sort of before and after n accordance wth the provson of gven above. But these pctures come sad Lvle A. DckV, ntend to foreclose sad mortgage for a breach of the for the mpoundng of estraya, at sts were seen Hyng n the ar, the ths day set apart a sutable enclosure style. n the next pcture the harpoon Puu-anahul- u, condtons theren contaned, to-wof nterest when due; non. C. S. HOLLOWAY, tull, smashng t. The harpoonlsts were North Kona, sland of Hawa whale havng struck the boat wth hs payment of taxes for 903; breach of the covenant that grantors were Superntendent of Publc Works. seen flounderng n the wreckage. Mr, lawfully sezed n fee smple of an un- October 24, 904. told on those pctures would be repent Robertson sad he beleved the story dvded one-nnt- h o the land descrbed ed n the present campagn for the n Royal Patents No and No. 23 contanng nn area of acres and John Harbottle Esq., has ths day whale was the Republcan party and on November 8 t would turn and Bweep 8.48 acres respectvely, stuate at Kau-p- been apponted Pound Master for the nukea, Knney and the rest of the sland of Maul, and of an undvded above mentoned Pound. crew nto the deep blue salt sen. one-nnt- h of all the land descrbed n C. S. HOLLOWAY. Contnung the speaker revewed each ftoyal ratent 249, contanng an area Superntendent of Publc Works. plank n the platform n turn. Com of 50 acres, stuate at Makawao, sland lug to of Maul. October 24, 904. the fourth plank, "Wo heartly endorse the admnstraton of Governor George R. Carter," he ponted out Notce s further gven that all and sngular the property contaned n sold RUSSAN WEDDNG HORROR. mortgage whch s set forth heren below, wll be eold at pulllc aucton at ST, PETERSBURG, Oct. 3, Eleven for a nomnaton At the hands of the Ansoclrted Proas. Mornng Servce. that among those who had subscrbed to ths wns Cecl Brown when he asked the aucton rooms of James P. Morgan, guests at a weddng have been burned Republcan conventon. Robertson Kaahumanu Street n Honolulu on to death tn a fre, warmly defended the admnstraton of of ORPNMuM CHOWMM3 BATURDAY NhlllT AND HM h KHK. XWTlfa t HM.t) OK HTHKKT MtTADK-PAHT- Y.K ADKtt ll : SMBHCHKS OK TlttC MUES OF.A4PACN Kt, HltoWN WLL- NG TO SUPPORT CAllTKR. Saturday nlmhta Republcan rally at the Ornheum waa a certan ndcaton of the aucceaa wth whch the par la to meet when Mlllng day cornea. Not only waa the bg hall crowded wth en- - thulnatlc membera of the Uraml Old party, but an overllow meetng attracted qute as many more. The meet-ng- a were preceded by a torchlght processon through the prncpal streets headed by a band and nl through the meetng there were lne muslcnl ttelec-tlon- a rendered by the Elln quartette. The front rows at the Orpheum were reserved for ladles nnd full advantage of ths was taken by them. George W..Smth presded and wth hm on the platform were U. S. Dstrct Attorney t. W. Ureckons, Charman A. G. M. Robertnon of the Republcan commttee, Hun. Samuel Parker, J. A. Gllmo, Attorney General Lorrln Andrews, Major Camara, M. A. aonsnlvee, J. A. Hughes, Dr. C. B. Cooper, Dr. W. C. Wle of Dunbury, Conn.. C. L. Crabbe, C. M. Whte, W. C. Achl, S. P. J.. Fsher, A. V. Gear, Major Zelgler, Wllam saacs, C. M. V. Forater, J. A. Pllnala, A. Ourtley, George A. Davs, Captan Dabel, W. C. Roe,. E. Murray, E. A. Douthltt, Sam Johnson, W. C. Peacock, Mr. Hert-sch- e, Clem Qulnn and members of the Fourth and Ffth Dstrct Republcan tckets for the House of Representatves. n openng the meetng Charman Smth made an eloquent appeal for support of the Republcan tcket. "The Republcan party" he sad "wthout and apologes, wthout necessty for explanatons, t offers you a platform to whch ts canddates arc pledged, that treats of the lve ssues and needs of the terrtory n whch wo are all nterested. "f offers you a tcket representatve of all the people, of all condtons, of all occupatons from the man of cap tal controjllng large nterests to that of the humblest callng on our streets "A Republcan Executve requres the support of a Republcan Legslature to carry out the polcy of the ndmlnls trntlon, to lve up to the demands of the platform, to make good ts prom ses to the people, and n order that a fathful stewardshp may bo rendered to the Natonal Executve that has placed the partes representatve at the head of the Government of the Terr tory. "t needs a Republcan Legslature n order that ts work may be done de cently, harmonously and wth expedl tlon. A house dvded cannot work n.harmony, has lttle responsblty and accounts to no one. "To a Republcan Legslature, n the event of delay, procrastnaton or n actvty, we who elect them can, wth proprety, approach them wth de mands that the publc busness be car red out. "To a house dvded, and dvded by our votes or lack of votes, we cannot go, we cannot demand, we cannot mpugn, they would not be responsble to us, would repudate our platform and laugh at our promses. "To those among you who feel that they can beneft ther party, or the terrtory by "scratchng" the tcket. let me say thnt the place to mprove your party s from wthn not from wthout, from the center not from the crcumference. t s the earnest men who work not for gan, but, fathful to ther party, seek from wthn the ranks by precept, by example, by argument to hold ther party to ts deals and purposes, to the destny thnt has been foretold for t. "To the peoples canddates that are present here tonght let me remnd you and ask you to adopt the Presdents words, the foundaton stone of the Government s obedence to the law alke by the people and the publc servants. " Charman A. G. M. Robertson of the Republcan Central Commttee spoke on "The Republcan Platform." He made an exhaustve address n whch he thoroughly revewed the dfferent planks upon whch the Republcan appeal for support b based. A week before, Robertson sad, he had bten n the same hall to hear what the Demo, crats had to say when h heard Char man Knney remark "When a whale spouts blood then you may be sure you have reached hs vtals." The state ment remnded hm of a cheap chromo n a cheap frame whch he remembered havng seen n a bllard hull. t had a deep blue sky and some whte clouds dong lofty tumblng. There was a rop reseuaton of a sea and n the fore. the Oovernor and he nleo cmtowl th- - canddacy of lrlnce Kuhlo aa Delegate to Contra aa. n cloelnr he referred to the tplrment of Japanese by Cecl lrown and he hpo lmapoke auprart for the plank n the party platform whch advocated a permanent nettle- - ment on Lllluokalnul. Lorrln Andrewa, charman of the Fourth Dstrct Central Commttee rased the root wth one of the hottest 8eechea of the campagn. The matter of the attacks on Governor Carter forme! the prlnclpnl theme of hs ad- - dreaa and he utterly upset many of the baaea of attack on the Governor. "The Democrats" he sad "are protestng le- - cauae Governor Carter puts only Re publcans n offce. dont doubt t. dont doubt but that every Democrat n the cty would lke to be n offce. Carter, however, can fnd good enough men n the Republcan party to put n the offces and the Republcan party backs hm up. The Democrats want to have men n the Legslature who wll not be n harmony wth the executve. We all know what that means, for we had the experence four years ago when the legslature put n ts tme passng nl sorts of resolutons aganst the executve and foolng away the peoples tlne at $000 a day, and then only succeeded n passng the Lady-Do- Bll. Do we want another legslature lke that? "f Governor Carter can domnate the legslature as he already has. then say, God Speed Governor Carter. Let hm do t agan. Comng to the matter of the Delegate to Congress, the Attorney General spoke warmly n favor of Kuhlo and the work he had done for Hawa n Washngton. n comparng hm wth auken, he sad: "We all know aukea. le has joned and left every party. There s no queston hut that he knows everythng. But we are never sure where Mr. aukea s on a queston and even n St. Lous he s reported as havng rsen n a Democratc caucus to propose the name of Theodore Roosevelt for Presdent. f aukea got to Washngton hf would become hopelessly mxed n answerng nqures." "The Democratc platform speaks of ameloratng the condton of the laborng classes and yet Knney s a Boss, for when he has any labor Jo perform he. as well as Cecl Brown, em ploys Japanese. ts all very well to say amelorate the condton of the la borng classes on paper, hut t s tuner. ent when t comes down to actually havng Hawalnns behnd the pant brush, the "hammer and saw. The Democrats say they favor the employment of scentsts to nqure nto the ques ton of lenrosy. Ahat about the Re publcan party? Throughout the Terrtory pettons were beng sgned by thousands whch are to be sent to Washngton by Delegate Kuhlo askng Congress to gve Federal ad to nvestgatng the dsease, and f possble to tnke over the control of the Settlement and thus remove a great llnanclal burden from the Terrtory. "Look at the Democratc Senatoral tcket. The head man s the head of a meat trust and the other. Cecl Brown, nt the head or the telephone trust. The latter s the man who defeated n the last Legslature the hll provdng for another telephone company. He thought hs own stock would go tumblng down and therefore defeated the bll and left us n the grasp of a trust whch s worse now than t ever was. "The Lord knows that Waller s one of the kndest men to meet n the world, br nv h- - nn,. luy. carrage, or take a.rp, or Jo somethng, extra, he rases the prce of beef, one cent. We cannot help oursflvvs. We ought to say to hm, You look healthy enough, dont go away agan! Of course f we dont lke t we can go wthout meat. Then there s Harvey. He s between the two trusts. When one pulls he s up and when the othev pulls he s down." U. S. Dstrct Attorney Breckons made a thoughtful address n whch hmself to natonal rather than local affars. He- - made an excellent pont when n speakng of the necessty of sendng Kuhlo to Congress he asked what the stuaton would be f a Democrat were sent and the mntter of tarff revson came up. He would have to say that he was sent from Hawa to urge the reducton of the duty on sugar. C M. Whte read an address on the hstory of the Republcan party and the meetng closed w.:h a sprted speech from George A. Davs n whch he frankly sad that he dffered from Governor Carter n many matters, but Carter had carred on a good admnstraton and thoroughly deserved the confdence and support of the people. A THNG OF BEAUTY A JOY FOREVER The Forest Cty Worlds Far Art Albums are ndeed "thngs of Chocer specmens of the magc art of photography, transferred to the prnted page by the engraver and prnter, cannot be found anywhere. You wll never fully realze ho possbltes of the camera n the hands of the great artsts of todav untl you guze upon the beautful pctures n the "Forest Cty" seres. The great Loulslann Purchase Exposton wll lve forever n the portfolo pages. t s a magnfcent subject superbly presented Each number s an art gem, but the nter numbers are even more attractve and rresstble than nt frst. Dont fall to get No. 20. Here are the subjeets presented: A Wator Parade. Lake Dwellng Moros. bt Bnd Theet magnfcent vews are well worthy of permanent n an4 study. Ttety are ef value for all tme. There la no need to wat untl the whole se-r- s fcwued, for a a rule some of them are o soled and worn aa to render them unft for bndng, but you oan begn now am keep each part n good 4- - We have just receved a large nvoce of goods whch are now on dsplay also Panama Hats. The latest styles n ladles and gents hats on hand and made to order a hort notce. Telephones n ggorote Vllage. Government Terrace and the Quadrga. The Carnage at Colenso. 28 nnd 32 Hotel St. Robnson Block. Agrculture of the Phlppne slands. The Pygmes at Home. The Hostess of States (double umn). Chapel n Vlsaynn Vllage. ndan Staton, Worlds Far. The Flpno Muscans. The Damascus Palace. Lanao Moros or the Phlppne nlands. A Tree Homo of the Phlppne slands. An Orgnal Concepton of Fame. GOLF DRAWNGS. The drawngs for the Mnnoa Golf Club match plav tournnmunt wth handcaps resulted as follows:. P. Roth, 7, nnd C. S. AVelght, U: W. M. Glffnrd. 2 and E. M. Boyd. 0: M. R. Jamleson. 2, and W. Roth, 2; Thomas E. Wall, 4, and B. H. Fuller, 0; J. G. Rothwell, H, and By No. 63; E. O. Whte, 7, nnd A. W. Splvalo, 5; G. P. Denlson, 7. nnd F. C. Sheldon, 4; S. H. Derby, S, nnd W. W. Thayer, 0; W. T. Rawlns, S, and P. S. Rosslter, 0; C. N. L. Watson 4. and J. W. Waldron. 4; T. A. Bumlngham, 4, and F. E. Thompson, 4; C. J. Hutchlns, 0. and. B. Snclar, 4: Donald Ross, 4, and Prnce Davd.0; Alex Garve. 5, and A. C. Wall, 0; F. S. Munsell, 3, and By No. 59;. V. Murray, 2, and H. A. Snglehurst. 2;. MoK. Harrson, 0. and Prnce Kuhlo, 0; C. F. demons-4-, and By No. C; F. C. Smth. 77, and A. C. Lovekln, 2: J. L. Woods, 4. and E. C. Brown. 0; W. E. Fsher. 0, and M. Mclntyre. S; A. S. Guld. 4, and Hy No. 04; B. J. Harwood, 2. and G. D. Jones. 0: C. B. Hgh, 7. nnda. M. Webster, 8;. B. Glffard, scratch, and W. M. Buchanan, 8: B. G. Holt, 2, nnd C. S. Hollowny, 0; G. F. Dnves, 7, and By No. CO; H. W. Lake. 0, and By No. C2; R. A. Dexter, 7, and Guy Mncfar-lan- e, 2; D. V. Anderson, scratch, and W. Wllamson, 0; B. K. Balrd, 0, and J. L. Cockburn. 0; G. H. Angus, 7, and By No. 5S. Star Want Ads puy ents. may be cured. Dont neglect your symptoms. Dr. Mles Heart Cure s a great heart and blood tonc about whch you wll learn a great deal and alm about heart trouble by sendng poatal tot free book on dseases of the h art aud nerretv Du Mju Mcdoal Co Elkhart. nd. General Employment Offce. Japanese nnd Chnese Laborers Etc., Suppled. Contract Work of Every Knd Undertaken. Corner Emma nnd Uoretanla Sreets. Telephone Blue 28. HOON Santary Plumber and Sewer Connector. Tnsmth and sheet ron work of all knds. "Water ppe and guttor work n all ts branches. Corner Hotol and Maunakea Streets, Your Kels Poaftfolo The beautful blndor wnleh we offer la made of he heat BnglW.-sl- k cloth, mheeeed. n gold, the desgn beng artstc and attractve, makng t a handsome for t..e center table. As there wll be a tn mendoue demand for the bnders, thry been manufactured n larg lv quanttes, thus brngng the prce wthn eaav reach. Cost to You Only $ NO2r GOODS Tobacco Heart M.Shrokane A Pelcan Wll Swallow Anythng But the Wse Man Demands the Best Dont be a Pelcan Drnk Prmo Lager Be Sure and Attend THE Bazaar FOR T E BENEFT OF THE German Church WLL BE HELD ON THE GROUNDS OF H. A. SENBERO. PUNAHOU AND WLDER AVENUE, Saturday Nov. 9 0,4 COMMENCNG AT 2 NOON AND CONTNUNG AFTERNOON AND EVENNG.... ADMSSON, 35 CENTS. & CQ LMTED QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, H. T. AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural Company, Oao mea Sugar Company, Honomu Bug: "3 Company, Walluku Sugar Company Ookala Sugar Plantaton Company, Haleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala, Ranch. Planters Lne Shppng Company; Charles Brewer 4c Coa Lne of Bow-to- n Pad.eta. LST OF OFFCERS. Charles M. Cooko,. Presde t Geo. H. Robertson. V.-Pr-.& Mgr. E. Faxon Bshop... Treas. & Secy. W. F. Allen Audtor P. C. Jones Drector C. H. Cooke DUector G. R. Carter Drector All of the above named constltututf the Board of Drectors. S. SAG KB, Bamboo Furnture AND PCTURE FRAMES. Neat, and Handsome Deelgna made to order. (3 Beretanla Street, near PuncbowL T. HAYASH, TALOR. Clothes Cleaned, Dyed and Repared. 637 Beretanla Street Opposte Queens Hosptal.

8 lt f ltautf mr, MofmAV. nftdhn, M. w?y NATVE HATS X large n vared UMttMt of r9 hut. J ut the ttlnt fw the WOnAN5 BXCHANG3 HENZ SWEET, SOUR AM) DLL PCKLES We have a new aupply n bulk at the lellcateen counter, alto x. Hew bup ply of fancy knd of and German sausages. Llmtod: Telephone Man 45 BETHESDA. Mas stood for 35 Years at the Head as Perfecton of Qualty Mneral Water. n A package that decorates any table An Artcle of Mert, Pleasant to Taste, Benefcal to Health. CABRERA & CO., LMTED.? Hotel St. Tel. Man 29. Stormy Weather s Comng on And many Outdoor Sports Must be Abandoned. Why not Get a set of Table Tenns? The game affords Good sport and Plenty of Exercse. To close out the Stock we are Sellng some lne Carvng sets at Less than cost. Step n and see Them. KFarsbn & Potter Co., Ltd. 93 Eort Street. nv Afmtr&&.vft. Wll L : ft p ; N. XMVS X A XUTltftJLL amjcmhh Th(tt (the (femlthm Aeno n the )8) WATwSrKBlOMT. U.. WtaUar MttfMh Offlca, Young MtHldlng. Tempera tyre: a. m., 76; 8 a. m.tl; 0 h. tn Tl; Moos M; mernlng mnmum ft. Barometer, 8 a, m., 3.0; absolute ha. mldlty, a. m., 8.47 gran per cubc foot; relatve rt mldlty, 8 a. m., Tl per cent; dew pont, 8 a. m. 84. Wnd velocty: 6 a. m 0, eaat; 8 a. m., 3, northeast; 0 a. m., 89, &rtheat Hook 88, Mlb Ranfall durng St hour ended S a. n.,.4 nches. Total wnd movement durng hour ended at noon, 29$ mle. ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, Secton Drector, U. S. "Weather Bureau J A 3 font man eatng shark J now on exhbton at the aqua- - 4 rur Rev. Canon Mackntosh and Ml von Holt are expected to arrve from Europe next week. The Klnau and Cluudlne wll sal on Wednesday November 9 nstead of Tuesday the 8th on account of Electon Day. The crcket ma telh between Jordans team and Anderson" team at Maklkl on Saturday afternoon ended n a draw. The Frday Evenng Socal Club wll gve a aoclal and dance on the evenng o. Frday, Novtnbor, at the Odd Fellows Hull. Mrs. George t. Carter wll receve the frst Wednesday n each month begnnng Wednesday afternono, November second.. An exctng game of baseball was played Sunday mornng on the Maklkl ground between the Twlght and Steam Laundry nnes, n whch the former came out vctors by u score of 0 to 5. The Healanl Boat Club la formng a relay swmmng team to meet the Myrtle team. The lealnn Club can got together some crack men such as Dan Renear, Paul Jarrett. Bert Webster George Freeth and Bll Kng. At the Manoa Club Sunday.. t. Snclar defeated F. S. Munsell for ffth pluce n the club champonshp lst. Thnyer and Derby wore the only couple to start n the match play tournament. Thayer won four up and three to play. Admral Terry, upon beng releved on the lgth of November by Captan Lyon, wll start mmedately around the world, accompaned by Mrs. Terry. Mss Terry and Mr. Terry. The Admral, upon beng retred, wll resde at Washngton. A fne program wll be rendered by the Hawaan band at the Hawaan Hotel ths evenng and a natve qun tette club wll perform durng dnner. t s possble an lmpromtu dance wll take place on the lanal later n the evenng. Her Majesty Queen LUuokalan was a guest Saturday afternoon of Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, ut Alnahau, Walklkl, a number of ther frends beng present. Llluokalanl expects to sal for the Coast n a few weeks and wll agan wnter n Washngton. At a meetng of the Executve Commttee of the Manoa Golf Club, held Frday evenng at the resdence of D. W. Anderson, the drawngs and handcaps for the Match Play Hlndlcap Tournament wore One-thr-d, made. of the regular handcap s deducted. Dan Renear came wthn 4- of a second of the Worlds record for the swm nst Frday at 4:30 p. m. tenear swam between the Bshop slps near the Healanl Boat House. The water here s very smooth and stll and makes an deal place n whch to swm. The Healanl Masquerade to be gven on thf evenng of November 23 at the Moana Hotel, wll be the bggest affar of the knd yet attempted hero. Dancng s to begn at 9:30 and unmaskng wll take place at :30, when przes wll be awarded for orgnal, beautlfu and comcal costumes. Although there s a sgn on nearly all telephone poles "Post No Blls," t has no terrors for the employee of th head of the telephone trust when he wants hs posters of "Vote for Brown, ndependent Canddate." pasted on them. Telephone poles were lberally clothed wth the bg posters on Saturday. The Honoulu Rapd Transt and Land Company has fled n petton as plantff n error for a wrt of error n the case of Manuel Pedro Ferrelra who obtaned a verdct of $3000 and costs for damages n Judge Robnsons court last Aprl. The plantff n error clams that the court erred n 45 dfferent rulngs. A bg combnaton meetng of the Fourth and Ffth Dstrct Republcan commttees wll take place ths evenng at the corner of Queen and South streets. Among the speakers chosen to address the audence are Wllam T. Rawlns, John Lane, Lorrln Andrews, Jack Dowsett, Clem Qulnn, E. Faxon Bshop, Harrs. Long, Aylett, E. W. Qulnn, Andrade and Llllkalanl. Star Want Ads pay 23 CHOCE cents. ALGAR0BA WOOD DELVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CTY. LEAVE ORDERS WTH W. W.DM0ND&C0. Agents for East Mlu Ranch c BROUGH MORE ODAY Ml Altlll VK N FOtKNooN FROM "AN FRANCSCO WTH A PKW PAMKNUERB Ff)lt HONOLtM. The H. H. Chna arrved today from Man Francsco Wth mall up to October 6. me extwrmom farly good ther durng ttw trp, wth a strong wnd bewhrt her Hwwt of the way. Kh met heavy wwl comng down. The vessel ha a large cargo of freght for through nula but brought nothng fo thh place. fwe ha a number of through pn men-ge- m and brought only a dosn engera for hltt place. Among those who came to Honolulu were P. C. Jone lev. W. D. WeHtervelt and Uev.. Bngham. A through Mmenger there are aboard the vwatfl, Prnce Azk Hassan and valet. Prnce Azz a cousn of the Sultan of Turkey and ha been n Amercan studyng the rrgaton system n vogue n that country. He gong to Japan. Commander N. Sargent la gong to take command of the cruser Baltlmoe of the Asatc fleet. Dr. H. T. Percy s a naval medcal nspector, who s gong out to take charge of the naval hosptal at Yoko hama, le accompaned by lt wfe. A large number of mssonares are aboard the vessel gong to Asatc msson felds. The Chna Was delayed nearly an hour dockjng at the Channel wharf ths mornng. There was a strong breeze blowng oft shore and the ves sel found t hard work gettng along sde. She wll sal at 0 oclock tomorrow mornng for the Orent. She does nut go to Manla ths trp. KEAS VST TO THE SETTLEMENT VSTED SETTLEMENT THURSDAY AND WAS RECEVED WTH ENTHUSASM. C. P. aukea Democratc nomnee for Congress, returned Saturday by the steamer Klnau from a three weeks absence on the slands of Maul und Jlo-lok- He declares hmself satsfed wth the prospects, especally on the sland of Moloknl. " found," sad Colonal aukea "that both the Republcans and Home Rulers on Mau had a much better organza ton than we had, and n consequence, the work was not so easy as t would otherwse have been. The fuson movement on that sland between the Democratc and Home Rule partes has made the stuaton qute dffcult so far as the delegate s concerned. We ef fected organzaton of precnct clubs about the sland. am confdent that we wll be able to splt the vote on Maul and set at least a thrd of t. "The sltuatlun on the sland of Molo kal s especally hopeful. am sats- - led that wo wll carry that sland. went to the Setttlenent day before yesterday gong overland by way of the Pall. spoke from the platform n the regular enclosure. The meetng wns naturally attended by practcally all of the people at the settlement. They showed much nterest and enthusasm and beleve that we wll carry the majorty of those voters. "On Monday wll make a tour of the sland of Oahu. fnshng n tme to leave on Thursday for a trp to the wndward sde of Kaua dd not vst that secton of the sland on my last trp. wll return to Honolulu on Sunday mornng." "One thng whch caused much favor able sentment towards the Democratc party was the fact or our success n securng from the court the decson permltttlng us to go to the settlement and address the people.. The people there seemed to apprecate ths fact and -- las helped to crtate favorable sentment for us. "We heard of the sudden remove-ln- g of Brown and Chlllngworth from the polce department by the Governor. The sentment on the other.slands seemed to be much aganst that acton on the part of the Governor. The people after readng the newspapers and ascertanng the general facts and condtons that led up to the sudden change, seemed to be of the opnon that the Governor had acted n too hasty a manner and had not been warranted n hs course. The sentment appeared to be that the Governor was actng along the lnes of despotc conduct, as charged aganst hm by the Democrats." THE RAN NTERFERED. HLO. October 28. Mss D. Summer nnd Mss Venable promoted what promsed to be a very successful bathng and boatng party afternoon nnd evenng. Fullv two dn"n ladles and rentlpren wpto n attnd-ane- e and n r a refreohlg dl urpor wns "nlcnl " f shlon. Tho (nly feature to mar the entre success, of the affar was the falure of the moon to shne, whch rather dspelled the romance of the occason. Among those present were: Mesdamos J. T. Lwls, Rodenborg, Gere, Msses Sumner, Venable, Scott, Thayer, Gertrude Thayer. Pomeroy, Harret Hnpal, Messrs. G. N. Day, T. C. Rldgway, G.. Gere,. L. Ross, J. U.Smth, J. T. Lews, Dr. M. Wnchs, S. Grace, Rohrlg and Rloe. PARK BOARDS FRST ACT.. HLO. October 28. The Mooheuu Park Commsson was apponted by JamoB? AUCTON KM HOK K. JV organ, ANB M7-M- T XattmMMg ft Tt. Man Tl.. 0,! m, For Prvate Sale VERY FNE, TRACT OF Land, Manoa Valley The property of Judge. C. Cooper, mbdlvldad nto large lot, revalued, and tkm n equal basc. Some reason for yetr buyng n ths tmct are: The mot healthv nuburb of Hono lulu. Elegant vew of mountans and ocean, hgh elevaton. Water pped on the land. Streets made, sdewalk curbed. Electrc car run through the treat. Low prce for lot. Small payment down, or oan arrange for the buldng of a home for you. The ttle to land l perfect. Punahou College laml adjon. When you buy a lot n tlls traet "YOU BUY HEALTH." The neghborhood s settled by some of our beat cltlaen. Map of the operty and all partcu lars ft my offce. JAS. F. MORGAN, S7 Caahumanu Street. FOE SALE. A fne new "Ludwlg" Pano orgnal cost $400. Wll sell cheap. JAS. F. MORGAN, R37 Kaa um- - Street. S. Kojma. mporter and Wholesale Dealer,., n LQUORS, JAPANESE PROVSONS. GENERAL MERCHANDSE, AND PLANTATON SUPPLES. Plantaton Orders Specally Cared For, No. 2 & 23 Hotel St., Honolulu, T. H. Telephone Whte 24. P. O. Box 906. Governor Carter last week, as follows: E. E. Rchards, charman; L. Turner, Dr. J. Holland and Mooheau Admral George C. Beckley. The frst act of the newly uppolnted Park Board was to desgnate the locaton of the proposed Mooheau Hall, whch they dd after careful consderaton Frday af ternoon. The pavlon wll be constructed nearly n the certer of the Perk, allowng ample room for baseball und chldrens play ground on ether sde. Contractor Erlckson has already commenced preparatons for mmedate work on the buldng and has broken ground for the masonry work. OOKALA BEGNS SUT. The Ooknla Sugar Plantaton Co., has entered sut for foreclosure of Mortgage aganst T. W. Rawlns. The property n queston s ut Kapalama Oahu. consstng of 2 acres 79 apana and 27 kapual and an undvded hnlf of 69 cres on Kealakaha, Hamakua, Hawa. Ths was mortgaged by Rawlns to W. G. rwn & Co., for $2900 n February 89S though only $2000 was advanced. The mortgage was assgned to the Ookaln Sugar Plantaton Company by W. G. rwn & Co., n Au. gust 898. The plantlff sets out that the mortgagor s n default n both nterest and payment of calptnl and foreclosure s prayed. DEPART BY ENTERPRSE. HLO, October 29. Owng to the dspatch n unloadng the enrgo of the S. S. (Enterprse, Captan Ymungren was able to get away a day tefore he expected. Promptly at C oclock Saturday afternoon the vessel heaved anchor, wth a small cubln lst and of fruts and merchandse. The passengers were E. A. Von Arnswaldt, Mrs. A. B. Horner und Howard Horner and G2 Japanese steerage. GOOD FLOWER SEEDS. Successful hortculture requres good seeds. The Hobron Drug Co., have Just receved a nce lot of fresh flower and vegetable seeds. They have all the dfferent varetes sutable for ths clme. Thomas Harte, an nmate of the Leed (Eng.) workhouse, hjs entered the race as the oldest man n the world. He clams to bo 87. Whtney "Made Rghtly ABOUT OUK SPECAL VALUES N ALL GARMENTS Vou The varetes are so numerous can get some dea of the truth Then you wll be SURl TO WANT them, also The fnest dsplay of the fnest f You Are Your Own Panter? h m. LMTED 77 South Kng Street. & SWSS AlBRODERS, ;) FLOUNCNG AND ALL OVERS. X tomorrow. Musln POylTCA You wll fnd workng a pleasure by usng our Pure prepared Pants. They are ready mxed for nstant use and spread easly and smoothly. Come n nl good colors. For floor use our Rubber Cement Floor Pant gves unversal satsfacton. Color cards free for the askng. m usng a ce Pad. Prced Slghtly" Underwear AT PRCES WHCH WLL ASTONSHED that we cannot temze them. here. of ths ad by lookng at our Peek, Frean & Cos CELEBRATED LONDON BSCUTS.... The most delcous morsel you eyer tasted. FRESH, CRSP. Cracklets, Wheatmeal, Lunch, Dnner Abernethy, Macaroons, Oaten, Oswe e, Boudor. Salt, Veda, P non, Pette Mare and many othe. "THEY MELT N YOUR MOUTH." LEWS & CO., LTD, The Lewers & Cooke Bulldlmg. 69 KNG STREET Telephones 24C. BE AYE K LUNCH ROOM, Fort Street. Opposte Wlder & Cob H. J. NOLTE, PROPR. Frst-Cla- ss Lunches served wth tea. offee, soda water, gnger ale or mlk. Smokers Requstes a Specalty. TBS. The latest thng n the market s poltcal tes. They are made of handsome slk materal wth the photograph of the Republcan and Demo cratc nomnees for Presdent and Vce-Presde- Only a lmted supply n hand and can be had for 35 cents at No. 30 Kng Street, Near Bethel. Not untl Savn ce to- - lame2 V,. W. DMOND & CO., LTD. Dstrbutors for Hawa.