HAWAII, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3, 1908.

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1 TELEPHONE 365 STAR Busness Offce The Star s An ntellgent, Progressve Newspaper Want AdsThree Lnes, Three Tmes, 25 Cents SECOND EDTON vot. xv. HONOLULU, HAWA, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3, 908. No jj j E 5 Hll. ULUWU n non NNt bu Anprn uulltflrl vvvuruumv THE SUPREME COURT DECDES AGANST HM ON APPEAL FROM COUNTY ATTORNEY CATHCART ENTEKS A NOLLE PROSEQU WHCH JUDOE ANDRADE PROMPTLY GRANTS WHERE THE USTTED STATES ATTORNEY AND THE COUNTY SHERFF HAD DECLN- - s ED TO ACT THE COUNTY ATTORNEY WOULD NOT NTERFERE. Unted States Dstrct Attorney Rob--, ort W. Brockons, charged wth beng wlfully present at a prze lght, was dscharged by Dstrct Magstrate An-- drade ths mornng under a nolle pros equ entered by County Attornoy Cath-car- t. t has been many months snce such an nterested gatherng of spectators present at n sesson of Polce.. CourJ, as hcro was ths mornng, when the case of tho Terrtory aganst R. W. Breckons was called. Long be-- foro tho hour set for tho openng ot court people began to arrve, and n. short tme all tho avalable chars n tho room were flled wth wtnesses who had been summoned and those who had taken an unusual nterest n the case. Theodore Rchards, Lylo A. Dckey, E. W. Thwlng and John.Martn were all seated together, whle the other peoplo present stood up n the reap of tho court room and n tho hall. Among those present were Jack cas, Scotty Meston, Dr. Humphrs, M. F. Prosser, J. D. Ganes, W. C. Peacock, Frank Hatch, Judge Stanley, L. E. Pnkham, S. L. Chjlngworth, Pat Gleason, Judges Kaulukou and Maha-ul- u, Charles Crane, Frank Halstead, C. pkte!yorth, H. M. Ayres, F. E. Thompson, George F. Henshall, C. K. Notley, E. C. Peters, P. W. Mlverton, Harold Gffard, Dr. Monsarrat and many others. County Attorney John W. Cathcart represented tho Terrtory, whlo t. W. Breckons was represented by Knney & Marx, Holmes & Stanley and Thompson & Clemons. Mr. Prosser, of counsel for the defense announced to tho court that Mr. Breckons was unable to- be present, - but that hs counsel were perfectly wllng to go on wthout hm, f the court was wllng. Mr. Cathcart for tho Terrtory then naked the courts permsson to enter a nolle prosequ a the case ofr. W. Breckons as well as for Ah Sam and Wlls. Mr. Cathcart then addressed tho court as follows: MR. CRANL EDTOR STARS Wll you kndly permt me to say to tho publc, and especally to tho frends of tho Methodst Church, through yotr paper, that there s no truth n tho report current, that was present at the Orphoum last Saturday nght. am not n favor ot even sparrng exhbtons. (REV.) DAVD W. CRANE. For Ffty Cents You have tho use of a fre and burglar-pro- ot safo depost box for a month. You alono can open t. You have the use of a prvate room to oxaralno papers. Your valuables aro safo there. Hawaan Co,, 923 Foft Lmted, Trust Street Tho reason for my askng for a nolle prosequ n ths case s the doubt exstng n my mnd as to whether there was a prze fght or not. have nvestgated tho mftlter thoroughly, and feel that a nolle prosequ should bo granted. do not wsh to have the peoplo msunderstand my actons n tls matter, for three reasons: Frst There s a good deal ot doubt n my mnd as well as n the mnds ot many others whether the boxng on Saturday nght could be really called a fght n any sense of the word. Second The Unted States Dstrct Attorneys offce, as well as tho County Sherff, refused to take any acton n the matter when requested to do so by the ones that have been nterested n ths case, and as the two offcals requested to nterfere saw lt to refuse, do not thnk that have any rght to nsst on the defendant beng prosecuted.. Thrd consder that tho acton taken by the complanng wtness n ths case was entrely mproper, n vew ot the fact that, as have sad bqfore, tho people that should have. taken: the ntatve n the matter have refused to do t, then feel that have no rght to nterfere.. The proper course to pursue, now that the grand Jury la n sesson, s to lay tho matter before that body, ana f they fnd that nn offense has been commtted then they wll return.an ndctment, but t they fnd there s not enough evdence to warrant an ndctment they wll return a no blll. dr not consder that the proper course was pursued n havng Mr. Breckons arrested on a bench warrant, and agan ask the court to allow the nolle prosequ.. Tho court promptly granted the request and the largo assembly out of the place. flocked A COOL RETREAT. Tho Alexander Young Cafe has just nstalled the latest Now York ventlatng system, and ts patrons are much pleased wth t. THE SOLE AGENCY. Through hs agents n Japan, K. wholesalo merchant, secured tho solo agency for Tengu Brand Japan Rce. Tno salo or tns wen Known brand s dally ncreasng. Phono 393. Hotel street near Nuuanu. A Ffty Cent Tn of glucose wll catch all tho mce, rats and cockroaches n your house. Honolulu Candy Co. Delcous chocolates, Allegrettls, pound and half pounds at Benson, Smth & Co. SPRNG! E! Bargans n all Departments one week only, for LBjnCUTD.VMKA. KTKNUT CRCUT JUDGE DE BOLT WHO HAD N HABEAS CORPUS PRO- CEEDNGS SUSTANED DSTRCT MAGSTRATE ANDRADES SENTENCE FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT. Harry T. Mlls wll have to pay, the fne of $0 whch was mposed on hm for contempt e, ot court by Judge or stay n jal for such a perod as tho Dstrct Magstrate may desgnate, as the result of a decson handed down by tho SupremeCourt ths mornng. Ths means that Mlls lght, whch took place wth an opposng attorney n Judge Andrados court about three months ago, wll cost hm n the neghborhood of $25, nstead of $0, whch would have been the amount had he pad tho fne nflcted by Judge Andrade n the frst nstance. The matter came up through a personal dspute whch took place(between Mlls and an opposng attorney, whle they were argung a small cvl case before Judge Andrade. Words led to blows and as soon as the contestants had been separated Judge Andrade found both partes n contempt and ordered each to pay a $0 fne. Whle the other lawyer pad hs fne at once, Mlls refused to obey the order of tho court and was arrested on a bench warrant the next day and remaned n the polce staton over nght. A wrt of habeas corpus was sworn out and Mlls released to appear before thd Crcut Court. JudgeQuarles was retaned by Mlls to represent hm and attempted to ntroduce testmony to the effect that Mlls had acted smply n self-defenand wthn hs rghts n resstng an attack made on ns person. The attorney for tho respondent held that sucn testmony could not be taken, on the ground that there s no appeal from drect contempt ana that A STRONG FGHT BENG MADE N TESTNG THE QUALFCATONS OF TALESMEN VERACTY-O- NEWSAPERMEN S MPUGNED lt NONE JUDGE ROBNSON RULES OUT A QUESTON RELATVE TO BELEVNG THE EVDENCE OP CHNESE. Tho tral df the Terrtory, or as ono man n court called t, tho Advertser vs. Leo Let, was commenced ths mornng before Judgo Robnson n tho Crcut Court. That tho famous brbery case wll be fought through to the end was shown at once and n the entre mornng sesson only seven jurymen wero passed by tho opposng counsel. The newspapermen present wero glad to hear tho talesmen ono after tho other declare that they wero perfectly wllng to beleve tho reporters who wll bo called as wtnesses. There was a very mportant matter whch came up n relaton to tho ques tons asked by Thompson n regard to. tho credence whch tho jurors would placo n tho testmony of Chnese wtnesses. Tho decson of tho Judge may bo called nto play agan bororo tho matter s fnally settled. Tho solecton of Jurors was a long drawn out fght, tho questonng for tho prosecuton beng conducted by Deputy Attornoy General Larnach and for the defendant by Attorney P. E. Thompson. Tho man fght camo over tho followng quostlo Pat-tlga- n, asked Juror whch was ruled out by tho court: f tho dofondant, a Chnamau, should testfy n hs own hohalf, would you gve hs toetmouy tho sano credt as you would a whlto man n llljo crcumstances?,. Thomson brought n a ognl record showng that tho dontloal quostlou had been allowed by the Suproma Cojrt of Calforna, besdes statng t l tt Judge Dolo, Judge 5a tee am Judgo Omr hud also made such rulng, n tho frt of ths the queston ww ruled out to whch (he defense ex the Crcut Court had no rght to revew tho case except n regard to the legalty of the form taken by the lower court. Ths vew was sustaned by Judgo Do Bolt, and the pettoner then took an appeal to the Supreme Court, whch has now affrmed the decson ot tho Crcut Court Judge., Tho costs of the appeal to tho Supremo Court wll amount to $5, addng tho lno Mlls whl now have to pay makes $25, and Judge Quarles s certanly enttled to an attorney s lee 0 at least $00, whch means that AU3 wll have to pay dearly for the trouble he got nto. The syllabus n tho Supreme Court decson says: No appeal les from a Judgment o drect crmnal contempt. A mttmus, rectng that the pettoner by, etc., was adjudged gulty ot drect contempt of court n that he took part n a lght wth one T. n the court room when the court was engaged n the tral of a case enttled, etc., on, etc., and was summarly sentenced to pay a lne or?0 or bo mprsoned untl the tne should bo pad, for a term not to exceed ten days, and that t appeared that tho fne had not beon pad, suffcently comples wth the statute requrng that the partcular crcumstances of the offense bo fully set forth. The court wll consder lu nabeas corpus whether the facts on whch a contempt was adjudged consttute the offense but wll not queston ther truth nor allow them to bo contradcted. Fghtng n presonce of s prma face culpable. JU LEE tho-cou- rt LET cepted, layng tho bass for a moton for a new tral n case or a convcton. n tho examnaton of A. R. Hatfeld tho talesman acknowledged that ho know H. M. Ayres, sportng edtor ot tho Advertser and promoter ot prze fghts. Thompson attempted to fnd out what artcles n tho Advertser Hatfeld had read, hut the queston was overruled. Larnach elcted tho nformaton that Hatfeld would bellove a newspaper reporter on oath. Hatflold acknowledged that ho had been chummy wth Larnach for the past 5 years. Tho juror was passed for cause as had been Godfrey and Pattlgan. J. J. Sullvan was tho next to be questoned, he also agreeng to bolleve newspapermen, Larnach askng the queston n tho same manner that Thompsons prevous queston n regard to Chnamen had beo novorrulea, whch caused a laugh. Ho amended hs quoston mmedately. Edwn Uennor stated that ha had known Mr Larnach for many vears hut that t would not affect hs verdct n tho case. Ho also stated that ho would havo no projudlco aganst Lee Lot on account of hs raco. Thompson nuked whether tho fact that Taylor had wrtten stores n regard to tho Loo Lot case n the Advertser would affect hs opnon. Fred Turrlll stated that ha hud rjad nl tho Advertser nrtlolos hut that he was from Mssour. Show me. When nuked f he was prejudced aganst Kml)llmc he sad, have turned a card once n a whle myself. When nsuml hs busness le snll le wan a Small farmer, whlel uroatau a nutch. M n oluh On account of frcton exstng between tho entertanment and mo executve commttees, ths afternoons meetng of tho latter n the Promoton rooms lasted much longer than usual, the meetng not beng adjourned untl two-thrt- y. Those present were: Geo. R. Cater, charman, James F. Morgan, George W. Smth, H. P. Wood, L. T. Peck, Colonel Jones and P. L. Vald-ro- n. Mr. Carter reported that he hud spoken to the hotel commttee about furnshng accommodatons for tho salors who could not afford to stay at hotels when a3horo, but they asked to havo tho matter referred to nnothcr commttee. Tho matter was placed n the hands of tho Commssary commttee, who wll 00k nto t at once. W. P. Dllngham, charman of tho Commssary commttee, asked for an appropraton of $50 for a hootupu. On moton by Smth, seconded by Alor-ga- n, tho amount asked for was granted. After a very general dlscussjon on flo queston of a ball at whch many remarks passed back and forth between Carter and Waldron, tho matter was fnally settled by a moton by Smth, seconded by Morgan, favorng an appropraton of $2500 for tho ball, Carter and Peck votng aganst ft. Another moton uy the same mem bers was carred, that an tem of $l(u be referred back to the entertanment commttee, the money beng alntrt ol tho report from the commssary commttee. Carter reported that $3,975 was n sght for tho general fund. The meetng then adjourned untl tomorrow ANBFLEET The local Young Mens Chrstan As socaton s preparng to do ts share toward tho cntertalumont of tho bat tleshp fleet and s at present makng an attempt to get possesson of tho old Flshmarkct buldng on tho waterfront for use n tho holdng of servces. Secretary Paul Super, of tho Y. M. C. A. called on tho Superntendent of Publc Works ths mornng n regard to tho matter. Mr. Campbell was compelled to say that ho could do nothng, as ho had notfed tho fleet commltteo that ho would placo tho buldng at ts dsposal durng tho stay ot tho battleshps n ths port. Tho matter wll bo taken up at once, as tho Y. M. C. A. proposes to hold mornng servces n tho Flshmarkct, and tho plan wll probably be favored by tho commttee. Col. John on To Resgn rom Roads Col. Sam Johnson has receved an offer from tho Mahogany Lumber Co. whch ho wll probably accept. A mootng of tho Board of Supervsors wll bo hold ths afternoon at whch hs resgnaton wll probably bo tendered as Road Supervsor. A CERTAN CUKE FOR BOWEL COMPLANT. When attacked wth darrhoea or bowel complant you want a medcne-tha-t acta quckly. Tho attack s always sudden, genorally sevoro and wth ncreasng pan. Chamberlans never been known to fall n any case Colc, Cholora and Darrhoea Remedy has never been known to fall n any case of colc, darrhoea or summer complant n chldren. For sale by nl dealers, Benson, Smth & Co., agents for Hawa. Thompson found out that lecnuse the Advertser was n favor of the polo of small rwrntutc would not afreet hs vsrdlqt VELT FALLS HS (Assocated Press Cable to The Star.) WASHNGTON, D. C, Juno 3. Presdent Roosevelt, whlo takng a mornng gallop ths mornng, fol wth hs horse nto a creek. Tho Presdent was unhurt. TECTVE EDT0 SAN FRANCSCO, June 3. Detectve Burns brngs charges aganst, M.. De Young, propretor of tho Chronclo of tlls cty, allegng crmnal lltcl and has caused hs arrest. Do Young s released under $50 ball. RACNG AC MARBLEHEAD, Juno 3. Sx yachts ths mornng started n a race to Bermuda. ALLSON DES MONES, Juno 3. W. D. Allson wns n the fght for the shp. DERBY DAY LONDON, Juno 3. At the Demy to, eghteen starters, 7 mnutes, Tho tme gven by the cable s absurd, as the Derby record for the 8 years lbjd-uu- 7 ranges from to 3:. The dstance s W- - mles. PTTSBURG, Juno 3. t s reported that tho Steel Corporaton wll supply a mllon tons of metal for relayng tho Sberan ralway. wtwtvtvlvrwwtottw tl n ULU nrtlr DllL PCNC About ono hundred members of tho old Bethel church wll leave tomorrow mornng on a specal tran us tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dllngham for a trp to Wahlawa and Ualelwa. Tho tran wll leavo tho Kng street staton nbout nno oclock and wll mnko tho frst stop at Wahlawa, gvng tho patry a chanco to sco tho pneapple cannery and tho other ponts of nterest n and around, tho vcnty. Tho tran wll then go to Halelwa, whoro a Bpcclal luncheon wll bo served to tho guests. A stop of ono or two hours wll ho mado at tho hotel, tho party returnng to tho cty horo n tmo for dnner. Bethel church was orgnally tho Seamens Bethel under tho nto Dr. S. C. Damons pastorate, somotlmo be-- fcro hs dcatl becomng a regular Congregatonal placo of worshp. Tho congregaton a fow years lator. under tho pastorato of Rov. E. C. Oggel. unted wth tho old Fojt-stre- POWDER Absolutely Pure Tho only baffng powder tnacjo wth Royal Grape Oroam of Tartan No Alum, No Lme Phosphate FROM ACCUSES HORSE ATLANTC S WNNER N LONDON tov today T. Gnstrells Sgornetta, 00 seconds, value $S2,&00. YANKEE RALS FOR SBERA church to form Central Unon con!!.2?.terjr ce.ury, B0 r: jjufcutu was Huurmuueut. o ao Bethel Sunday school. Tho church buldng was a quant lookng two-stor- y edfce, wth tho audtorum and gallery upstars and Sunday school room on tho ground floor. t stood at tho corner of Kng-an- Bethel streets, whero Hoffschlae-ger- s storo now s, and was destroyed n the great Chnatown flro of SSG. WELCH PUT BACK. Tho bark Andrew Welch saled from San Francsco on May 29 for Honolulu, accordng to Marno Exchange cables, and put back to port tho day followng, salng agan for ths port on Sunday, May 3. Tho bar was probably too rough for her. L. do L. Ward, accountant, has reopened an ofllce above the Hawa Photo & Art Co., Port Btreet YOURS F You Want l W.HAT S? Comfort, ot course. Wo bought those to glvo you comfort nnd feel suro that they wll becomo tho fast frends of many peoplo who are havng trouble wth ther feet. They aro made of soft Golden Brown Vlcl Kd, on an easy and roomy last, vo can recommend thla Shoe ag possessng excellent wearng qualltos as well as Comfort. No. 535 FOR $5.00. ALSO N OXFORD. J Company Lmted. 08 Port St., P, O. 400 Phona 883.

2 TWO ltf HAVMAN aka, KVEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, H08. Oceanc Steamshp Company Alameda Schedule ARRVB HONOLULU. LEAVE HONOLULU.. 8. ALAMEDA MAY 29 S. S. ALAMEDA jtjne 3 B. B. ALAMEDA JUNE 9 S. S. ALAMEDA JUNE 2 8. S. ALAMEDA JULY 0 S. S. ALAMEDA JULY s On and alter Juno 24th, 903, the SALOON RATES between Honolulu and San Francsco wll be as follows: ROUND TRP, $0.00. SNGLE PARE, n connecton wth the salng ot the abo steamers, the AgcnU are prepared to ssue to ntendng passengers coupon through tckets by any ralroad from San Francsco to all ponts n tho Unted States and from New York by steamshp lne to all European Ports. FOR FURTHER PART CULARS. APPLY TO W. G. rwn & Co., Ltd AGENTS FOR THE OCEANC 8 3. CO. Theo. B t t t t l ; Daes & Co., Ltd., Gel Arent, flatson NAVGATON COMPANY The S. S. HLONAN ot thlt lne, carryng passengers and freght wll run n a drect servce between ths port and San Francsco, salng anfl arrvng on or about the followln g dates: Leave S. F. Arrve Honolulu. Leavo Honolulu. jttne 3RD JUNE 0TH. JUNE CTH. JULY ST. JULY 8TH. JULY 4TH. JULY 29TH. AUG. 5TH. AUG. TH. PASSENGER RATES TO SAN FRANCSCO: FRST CABN,?GU.00. ROUND TRP, FRST CLASS, f The new S. S. Lurlne of ths lne carryng passengers and freght wll sal from Honolulu for San Francsco drect about JUNE 30. For Further Part culars, Apply To Castle & Cooke Lmted, Agents Pacfc Mal Steamshp Co. Occdental & Orental S. S. Co. Toyo Ksen Kasha S. S. Co. fcteamera of the above companes wll call at Honolulu and leave ths t on or about the dates mentoned below: FOR THE ORENT.. FOR SAN FRANCSCO. SBERA JUNE NPPON MARU MAY 30 CHNA T...JUNE 8 ASA JUNE G MANCHURA JUNE 5 MONGOLA JUNE 3 NPPON MARU JUNE 23 HONGKONG MARU JUNE 23 ASA JUNE 30 FOR FURTHER NFORMATON APPLY TO H. HACKFELD CO., LTD. OnonPacfc Transfer Co., Ltd Baggage Bhlpplng Storage Wood Packng Coal 28 Kng Street FURNTURB AND PANO MOVNG. STAR ft Prntng -:-Off- ce PHONE 58 For year the Stars prntng offce has been a busy place. We have ganed a reputaton for dong good work at far prces and delverng the Job when promsed. Few prntng offces can make a smlar clam. Wth addton to our plant we are n a better condton than ever to handle commercal prntng. Our three Lnotypes are at your servce for book and bref work. f you are not a Star customer, send te a tral order; you wll be pleased wth the result Star Prntng: Offce McGandlM Buldng. Ttlsphone 365 TMS, UN ) Frst Quarter of the Moon June Cth. s-- 3 l.m. S:3T fl: A..M. 4:.K 5O0 A. M :30 5 A.M. 0:45 5:7 Uv. - Shppng- - - n t 3 St, 9:4 :30 5:; fl:40 0:04 (Army and Navy). V Amercan - U. S. S. ronuols, Carter, Moloka, Hawaan Steamshp Company May. (Salng vessels.) FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. Br. bk. Holywood, Smth, Junln, Weekly Ballngs va Tehuantepec. May 7. all at the Companys wharf, 4st Street. South Am. Frtght receved at tmes bkt. rmgard, Chrstansen, S. F., My 23. Brooklyn. Am. bk. Amy Turner, San Francsco, FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- jprom SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO May 3. CSCO VA KAHULU. HONOLULU Am. sc. Honopu, Kalaupapa, May 30. S. S. NEBRASKAN..TO SAL MAY 0 Am. sc. Alce McDonald, Fort Bragg, 3. S. ALASKAN TO SAL MAY 2 S. S. NE VAD AN... TO SAL MAY 27 June. FROM SAN FRAN. TO HONOLULU S. S. ALASKAN... TO SAL JUNE 0 3. S. COLUMBAN.. TO SAL JUNE 3 H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents, Honolulu. S. S. MEXCAN... TO SAL JUNE 7 rght receved at Companys wharf C. P. MORSE, Greenwch Street General Freght Agent he Mals OUTGONG. For S. F., Asa, June U. For Orent, Chna, June S. For S. F., Mongola, June 3. NCOMNG. From Orent, Asa, June 5. From S. F., Chna, June 7. From S. F., Hllonlan, June 0. U. S. A. TRANSPORTS. Thomas at S. F. Logan at San ran. Buford at S. F. Dlx loft Hon. for Manla, June 2. Sherman n Phlppnes. Warren at Manla. Crook at S. F. Sherdan left Hon. for Manla, May 3. HONOLULU TEMPERATURES. From the records of the Local Offce, U. S. Weather Bureau, Honolulu, Terrtory of Hawa. TEMPERATURE. 0:48.8 f:30 0:50 2:5 5:J 0:40, 0:50 January February..80 C :3. 2:55 :5 5:7 0:40 :3 March o M. P Aprl C4 8:2.5 9: :0 5:7 0:4 May 84 G Y June :00.3 U:S 42 2:00 5:7 0:4 0:09 July August Canadan-Austral- an Btyal Mal Steamshp Go 0: CO 78. v :00 4:40 4:205:7 6:4 0:47 September.8C U. 8. Coast and Oeodel Survey table. The tdes at Kahulul and Hllo November October occur about one hour earler than a December 83 C Bteamer. ot the above Una runnln g n connecton wth the CANADAN-wee- n Honolulu. Honolulu standard tlm f For Year...8C C PACFC RALWAY COMPANY bet Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, 0 hours 30 mnutes sower than Orer.D-wc- For h 8 Years.O N. B. W., and canng t Vctora, B. 3., Honolulu and Brsbane, Q. tme, beng that of the merdan or 4 Years of 57 DUE AT HONOLULU ON OR ABOUT THE DATES BELOW STATED, VlZ: degrees 30 mnuted The tme For 2 Years Average Tmes of the tde are taken from ttu (Sgned) FOR AUSTRALA. FOR VANCOUVER. WM. B. STOCKMAN, whstle blows at p. m. whl s MANUKA JUNE 27 MARAMA JUNE 24 Secton the 8am o as Greenwch. 0 hours, Drector 0 mnutes. The Sun and Mnon are for loca MARAMA JULY 2b AORANG JULY 2l AORANG AUG. 22 MOANA AUG. 9 tme fo- - the whole DSTANCES ep FROM HONOLULU, HA- MOANA SEPT. 9 MANUKA SEPT. 6 WA, TO THE LEADNG PORTS MANUKA OCT. 7 AORANG OCT. 4 OF THE PACFC. Po ts. Dstances. CALLNG AT SUVA, FJ, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. S07. s & ST? 8 : a Acapulco 3,30 fyla 2,240 Auckland 3,850 Callao 5,47 po Horn 6,488 Guam 3,337 Guaymas 2,696 Hongkong 4,96 Levuka 2,736 Manla 4,778 Melbourne 4,940 ago Pago 2,233 anama 4.6G5 ortland. Oregon 2.3S unta Arenas, C.379 allna Cruz 3,607 an Dego 2,280 an Francsco 2,00 an Pedro 2,232 eattlo 2,40 tka 2,395 ydney 4,424 ahlt 2,389 Valparaso 5,96 Vctora 2,343 Vladvostok 3,72 Wellngton 4,63 Yokohama 3,445 Honolulu to Nctt York va sthmus of Tehuantepec 5,800 Honolulu to New York va sthmus of Panama 6,700 Honolulu lo New Tork v3 Strats of Magellan 3,200 j FOREGN MAL ffbb BGGEST TMEPECE l THE CLOCK WORLD STARTED WHCH A DAL THRTY-EGH- T FEET N DAMETER. HAS NEW YORK, May 25. The largest 2. clock n the world was set gong to- - jy day on top of Colgate & Co.s eght-- a story factory buldng on the rver a front n Jersey Cty. t s vsble for mles along the Hudson rver and can be clearly seen from the New York skysctapers. Mayor Wttpen of Jersey Cty ths afternoon pressed the button whlcn started tho mechansm of the gant tmekeeper, and when the mmense mlnuto hand began movng the boats on the rver joned n a chorus ot whstles. The dal s thrty-eg- ht feet n dameter, wth an area of 34 square feet. The next largest clock that on the Phladelpha Cty Hall, has a dameter of twenty-fv- e feet and a ace area or 490 feet. The dameter of the Westmnster clock n London s twenty-tw- o and one-ha- lf feet and ts dal area s 398 feet. The mnute hand of the Colgate clock s twenty-fe- et long and weghs nearly a thrd of a ton. The clocks welgnt s approxmately sx tons. At nght red electrc bulbs mark tho hours and whte electrc bulbs snow the mnute spaces. TWO ARCHES ADDED TO HONOLULU CATHEDRAL. Two addtonal arches at tho west end of St. Andrews Cathedral were completed n tme for occupancy on Good Frday and Easter Day. The capacty of the church s thts nearly doubled, but t was packed on fve occasons durng the week, twce when Stalners Crucfxon was sung, once at the Three Hours Servce, when Bshop Restarck delvered the addresses, and twce on Easter Day. ne cost of the addton has been double the frst rough estmate. No stone work of the knd had over been done on the slands before, and no exact estmates could be made. The cut stone n the buldng as t was handed over to tre Amercan Church had been Srought from England ready for settng. A sandstone on the beach of the sland or Oahu was founa, whch was an Excellent match for that n place, and ths was quarred, brought to the cathedral grounds and cut. n 904 and 906, and agan n 907, the Easter offerngs were for tho Buldng Fund, the three amountng to?5,000. Ths year Bshop Restarck made a Bpecal appeal and $G,330 was receved. All the money for ths addton has been gven n the slands. The servce whch showed more than any other the growth of the Church was tho gatherng of the at Sunday-schoo- the ls cathedral at 3:30 p. m. From sx out. of the seven Sunday-schoo- of the ls Church n Honolulu the chldren came wth ther banners anj ther Lenten Entre Group 73. deg..05 nches. At the local offce of the.u. S. Weather Bureau n Honolulu partly cloudy and cloudy weather obtaned, wth offerngs. measurable After a splendd ranfall on two servce the PASSENGERS STEAMERS dates, TO DEPARTED. ARRVE. and traces on the remanng. offerng The ranfall of $330 was presented. was Ths ft,.04 nch low Date. the normal Per S. S. W. G. Hall, June 2, for Kaua: Mss W. Sllva, S. Robnson, Nanus for.42 From. a gan of 79 per the week cent and be- over last year.7 less than durng the precedng June A. Reports week. le from all over the slands show maxmum temperature was 82 deg., mnmum 68 deg., and Robnson, E. J. Banks and wfe, U. 3 Mongola Yokohama a larger number of mean communcants on 75.0 deg.,.0 leg. lower than the weekly normal, and 8 deflower than last weeks. The mean daly relatve humdty vared Hay, Judge. Hardy. 5 Manchura San Francsco master Day than ever before, and a Per S. S. walant, June 2, for Maul 9 Alameda San Francsco lnrger offerng for mssons. The 64 per cent to from 70 per cent, and was 67.4 per cent for the week. The and Moloka: W. Mutch, Rev. A. B. 20 Nevadan San Francsco Churchman (N. Y.), May 9. prevalng wnds were E. on the 25th, 26th and 27th, and NE. on the Weymouth, Lee Kng and 5 others. 23 Nppon Maru...San Francsco HEAVY PASSENGERS BOOKED. 23 Hongkong CONSUMPTON remanng dates, and for the OF week, wth an average hourly velocty of Maru... Yokohama HORSE 24 Per S. S. Claudlne, June 5, for Hawa and Mau: Q. Q. Marama MEAT Colones N PARS 9.6 mles. 27 Bradford, Rev. Manuka Vctora PARS, May 9. Some remarkable 30 J. W. Ault and wfe. Asa San Francsco statstcs have just been publshed U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRCULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU Per S. S. Knau, June 4, for Kaua: STEAMERS TO DEPART. wth regard to tho consumpton ot The followng data, W. Fsher and wfe, Mrs. F. Weber, F. Date. Name. horseflesh coverng a perod n For. Pars. n of 90G there were 33 years, have been compled 300 Gay and famly. shops from for the June sale of the McKbbn and horseflesh Weather n Bureau records at Honolulu, Pars, and 4 T. n H. the 3 suburbs. They are ssued to show the condtons that have prevaled, Nebraskan San Francsco were suppled by two specal 3 slaugh durng the month n queston, for the above perod of Mongola years, but San must Francsco s, whch furnshed 5,000 tons not be construed as a forecast of the HOW TO MAKE A 5 weather Manchura Yokohama condtons for the comng month. 6 Hllonlan San Francsco of horseflesh. The Pantn slaughter house suppled the Pub-llqu- e, Assstance 23 Nppon Month, Maru Yokohama June for or 33 years. publc relef organzaton, 23 Hongkong Maru..S. Francsco wth nnety tons n tho year under TEMPERATURE. MERRY ADOW HAT 24 Alameda San Francsco consderaton. (8 years ) 24 Marama Vctora t s stated that the medcal faculty Mean or normal temperature, 27 Manuka Colones 77 deg. recommends raw horseflesh to con The warmest month Take a cart wheel. Supermpose 27 Nevadan Francs ;o was that of San sumptves. 900, wth an average Horse fat s largely of 78 used dee. The coldest on the hub one wre waste paper basket. Sttch on cover of whte fshng U. S. A. Transports wm ave for San 30 Asa month Yokohama was for fryng potatoes that of by 905, wth an average of open-a- r stall-keepe- rs 75 deg. The hghest and for temperature preparug mayonnase was 88 deg. on the 22nd, 900. net over green mosquto bar from your Francsco and Manla, and wll nrrtre sauce by the cheap The restaurant lowest temperature was 63 deg. on the st, 89. last seasons campng outft. Around from same ports at rregular ntervals. PRECPTATON. ths crown, bank a few sunflowers and (Ran 2 years, , dases, brown roses, cerse and crm.), Average for son chrysanthemums, a the bunch of tall month, 0.92 nches. grass, a spray of lavender llacs; Alce WEEKLY Average number WTHER BULLETN of days wth.0 of an nch or more, 4, blue hyacnths, a stalk of hojlyrocks, The greatest monthly precptaton was 2.40 nches n 885. purple and varegated petunas, pnk The JOR THE WEEK least ENDED MAY monthly precptaton was verbenas and candytuft nterspersed 30, nches n 877. The greatest amount of nrecntaton wth blue forget-me-not- s. and brown Honolulu. recorded.? June, 908. hours was 0.8 nches on the 22nd, 885. Next ffty-thretake e yards of lavender colored rbbon edged wth cerse, GENERAL SUMMARY. RELATVE HUMDTY and construct a number of loops for The mean temperatures dd not, as a rule, varv much fronv those.of Average 9 a. m., 67 per cent; average 9 p. m., 73 per cent (80V ether sde of the front ot tho hat tllu precedng week. On Hawa they were generally hgher, wth 94-- extendng from tho confer of tho front ehnages varyng from 0.4 deg. to 0.0 deer., excentmr def to tho crown to ether outer edge or at Kau. On Mau the changes ranged from dee. to 0 8 dee flrt null... nr..(m,..w. T.- T ) Average 8 a.., 66 per cent; average 8 p. m., 7 per cent ( Y CLOUDS?. AND WEATHER..0,s ua um.ro u uucmus n me wana. rumak a oa anc southern rart of n. km. ctr Jong strps of bamboo, u tho center.., (8,;ul,l 0.t,()r, f,r ;.,,,n mm,;,,;,,, years, ) : e Average number of clear davs. n: narrlv rlmwl..,,.,. J... hat... (aysj o V OlUU buckle. Should tho rbbon not bo uv.s. u.4 u:k.,.uu u.u ueg. 0 (cg. tne re forthcomng, two paddles secured by manng dstrcts. On Kaua the changes vared from 0.0 deg. to WND. tho nbpvo mentoned bucklo and ap deg. n the Kona, and 0.0 (leg. to 0.3 deg. n the remanng (Drecton, 23 years; velocty, 3 years.) proprately tnted wll sorvo satsfac dstrcts. The changes on Moloka vared from 0.5 deg. n the nteror to 0.58 deg. on the southeast coast. The average hourly velocty of the wnd s 8.3 mles (905.7.) The prevalng wnds arc from the NE, ( , ) torly. A amf stck, a gnrdon rulo and lng polo wll rvo jaunty offuot, At staton havng a record of ten or more yearn the total ranfall hc lcrhcst velocty of the k hut pns. TloKt urn only a fow for the week was below the average hnt n robml to 0.2 lo tho nuurlul for the 0.92 nch on Kaua, 27th, 906, ( ) 0.07 lo popular Morry Wdow lnt. Any olnnf nch on Oahu, exceptng an cxccm of, 2,04 nde at Mauna-w- l btaton: Honolulu, T. f. Ranch. On on lmy bo mlu or flxtro mhlml tu Hawa tc change n llo Kohala dtrct were o.cw Date of ssue: May s8, 908. mlt tlv muktr, for nuylllk lo Hl. U n exceptng 0.05 nch at Nul; lmuakun 0.70 am 0 oclock averaces from records of ft.r,u. TV-rt--. a tyl r the m U ntlltuljol. 0.7 nch, Klo 0,38 nch to,05 nde, and 0.22 n oclock 0.45 avcrntcs from Weather Hurcau records. nclu n tlt? Puna, Kuu ant l(onu llllcls. WM, D, STOCKMAN, weu! HAWAAN Mag nla Beretana Street near Aala Street. MANUFACTURERS OP MACARON (Ml ODOH) and BUCKWHEAT ( S0BA CO., The largest adl only ncorporated concern f ts knd n Honolulu. A new enterprse launched by enterprsng merchants. t Tel s K. Yamamoto SALES AGENT. Hotel St. near Nuuanu. P. O. Box j $ t,oa,trlct THE JAPANE3E TRADE advertse n THE DAlT JU, the most popular and wdely crculated evenng the Japanese colony. pper unoaa JOB PRNTNG A SPECALTY: wth ether language ot Japanese, CM. neoe, Korean or Englsh. Phone Man 4& The Nppr Jj Co., Ltd., SOOA, Manager. H Hotel Street near Nnuann. the Koolau, Hamakuapoko and Hana dstrcts of Mau, the central porton of the Koolaupoko dstrct of Oahu, the southeastern porton of Moloka, and the northeastern porton of the Puna dstrct of Hawa and ranged from 2.05 to 4.37 nches. n the remanng dstrcts the amounts, n nches, were: Hawa Kohala 0.96 to.62, Hamakua 0.07 to 0.2. Hlo 0.7 to.fo. 0.58, and Kona 0.90 to r.06; Mau Hamakualoa.06, and 0.00 to u.3 me rvua, Manama ana Waluku; Oahu Koolauloa 0.0 m r- - w..u auu mru vooaupoko 0.45 to 0.90, Honolulu, Waanae and Ewa 0.00 to 0.06; Kaua Koolau and Puna 0.25 to 0.52, and 0.03 to 0.7 n the Kona; and central Moloka The followng tahle shows the weekly averages of temperature and ranfall for the prncpal slands and for the Group:.., Temperature. Ranfall deg..05 nches. a.u 73-- deg..56 nches. a,u S deg nch. ;aa deg nch. Moloka 72.9 deg..62 nches. Drtly Tfmhtr Mm.

3 tfr HP, HfSf Cltm Maooa Val eompletey Furnshed House wo oaft a, FOR RENT. ltme-roo- dnng-roo-. 2 taaajs, ktchen, bath. osu ranges, electrc lghts. $S PHR MONTH. llfl flu Globe e 924 BETHEL 8T. ALL KNDS Cash Regster Typewrter Mmeograph and Werncke CARD SYSTEMS Hawaan Offce Specally Fort 4tret e Man Ut Vo OHTA, JAPANESE CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER. House No. 762 Sherdan St Telephone Wht Ml. a ALWAYS AHEAD THE ROUGH RDER CGAR H Ftzpatrck Bn. H and H Myrtle Cgar Store, BZZXXXX Unon Ralroad 8UQGEBTB Comfort CXXXB Pacfc Three trarn dally, through ar frst and second class to all polntt Reduced rate take effect sooa. Wrtf S. E. Booth GENERAL AGENT. NO, Montgomery StrMt, SAN FRANCSCO. C, BREWER & CO., LTD, QUEEN STREET, H. AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural Company, Ono- - tusa Sugar Company, Hononu Sugar Company, Waluku Sugar Company, Ookala Sugar Plantaton Company, Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch Charles M. Cooke Presdent Geo. H. Robertson. & Mgr. E. Faxon Bshop... Tres. & Secy. T. W. Macfarlane Audtor p. C. Jones Drector C, H. Cooke Drector J, R. Gat Dlretcor All ot the abovo named consttute tho Board of Drectors. Fne Job Prrnnnc, Btnr Offlce. N THE CCUT COURT OP THE m., bo nnu norcuy s nppomea or Frst Judcal Crcut, Terrtory ot hearng sad Petton n tho Court Hawa. At Chambers. n Probate. Room ot ths Court nt Honolulu aforesad, at whch tlmo and placo all per- n the Matter ot the Estate of Antono J. Lopes, Deceased. sons concerned may appear and show causo, f any they have, why sad Petton should not bo granted, and that NOTCE TO CREDTORS. notce ot ths order shall bo publshed once a week for threo successve weeks n tho Hawaan Star a newspaper publshed n Honolulu. Dated at Honolulu, May 26, 908. (Sgd) ALEXANDER LNDSAY JR., Second Judge of tho Crcut Court of tho Frst Crcut. Attest: JOHN MARCALLNO, Clerk. Us May 27, Juno 3, 0, 7. Notce s hereby gven that the Last Wll and Testament of Antono J. Lopes, deceased has been admtted to Probate by the abovo Court and that Letters of Admnstraton wth the Wll annexed have been granted to the undersgned, Bshop Trust Company, Lmted, of Honolulu, sland and County of Oahu, Terrtory of Hawa. All credtors of the deceased or of hs estate are hereby notfed to present the clams duly authentcated and wth the proper vouchers, f any exst, even though the sad clams be secured by mortgage upon real estate, to the sad Bshop Trust Company, Lmted, at ts omce at No. 924 Bethel Street, n sad Honolulu, wthn sx months from the date hereof, (whch s the date of the frst publcaton of ths notce), otherwse such clams, f any, shall bo for-ov- er barred. And All Persons ndebted to sad Estate are hereby notfed to make payment to the sad Bshop Trust Company, Lmted, at the above address. Dated at Honolulu, Terrtory of Hawa, May 0, 903. BSHOP TRUST COMPANY, LMTED By S. M. Damon, Presdent, and Jas. L. Cockburn, Treasurer. wth the Wll annexed of the Estate of Antone J. Lopes, deceased. 5ts May C, 3, 20, 27, June 3. Admnstrator The Board of Ltcense Commssoners for the County of Oahu wll hold a meetng at the Executve Buldng on Frday, June 9, 90S, at 4 p. m., to consder the applcaton of F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., LTD., for a renewal of the Wholesale Lcense now he.d by them, to sell ntoxcatng lquors at the corner of Merchant and Kaahumanu Streets, Honolulu, under tho provsons of Act 9 Sesson Laws or 907. AU protests qr objectons aganst the ssuance of a lcense under sad applcaton should bo fled wth the Secretary of the Board not later than the tme set for sad hearng. A. J. CAMPBELL, Secretary, Board of Lcense Commssoners. 4ts May 27, June 3, 0, 7. The Board of Lcense Commssoners for the County of Oahu wll hold a meetng at the Executve Buldng on Frday, June 9, 90S, at p. m., to consder the applcaton of AH CHOA, for a renewal of the Saloon Lcense now held by hm, to sell ntoxcatng lquors at Heea, Oahu, under the provsons of Act 9, Sesson Laws of 907. All protests or objectons aganst the ssuance of a lcense under sad appl caton should be fled wth the Secre tary of the Board not later than the tme set for sad hearng. A. J. CAMPBELL,. Secretary, Board of Lcense Comms soners. 4ts May 27, June 3, 0, 7. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE Frst Judcal Crcut, Terrtory ot Hawa. At Chambers. n Probate. n the matter of the Estato of Rosa Santos dollvera e Slva, Deceased. NOTCE TO CREDTORS. Notce s hereby gven that the Bshop Trust Company, Lmted, of Honolulu, sland and County of Oahu, Terrtory of Hawa, has been appont ed Ancllary Admnstrator wth the Wll annexed of the Estate of Rosa Santos dollvera o Slva, late of Angra do Herolsmo, Tercera, Azores slands, deceased. All persons havng any clams aganst the sad Estato are hereby notfed to present the same duly au thentcated and wth tho proper vouch ers, f any exst, oven though the sad clams aro secured by mortgage upon real estate, to the undersgned Bshop Trust Company Lmted, at ts offlce at No. 92 Bethel Street n sad Hono lulu, wthn sx months from tho date hereof (whch s tho date of the frst publcaton of ths notce) otherwse such clams, f any, shall be forever barred. ELECTON OF OFFCERS. At tho adjourned annual meetng of tho stockholders of tho Hawaan F bre Company. Lmted, hold at tlo offce of tho Company on tho 28th nst., tho followng offcers were elected for tho ensung year: Cecl Brown Presdont. Vlce-Prc- M. P. Robnson W. C. Weedon Secty. & Trea. L. Tenney Peck Audtor. Tho same consttute tho Board of Drectors. WALTER C. WEEDON, Secretary. 3ts. May 29, Juno, 3. URBNARY DSCHARGES RELEVED N 24 hours tocn Chp-tml- e b. r. LZs UOYK the nam JJetcarr Qfcotmtf rts.-- LVE TEDDY BEARS A LONDON THE AMERCAN FAD S TAKEN UP-AN- SURPASSED BY BRTSH SOCETY. LONDON, May 0. Lve Teddy bears have usurped the monkey, tho Pekngese pug, tho Pom and poodles n the boudors of the smart women of the West End. My lady of the Englsh metropols has not been content wth the mtaton knd so beloved of the far sex n the Unted States, but nssts upon the real thng or nothng. Just at present tho proud owners of these pets are busy arrangng Teddy Bear at homes. How long the craze wll last t s mpossble to say, but the lttle brown woolly anmals wll probably hold sway n fashonable Englsh drawng-room- s for a year or so, and then go tho way of the count less fads whch preceded t. The baby bears whch are sold n the London market come from Borpeo. The fad s an expensve one, for not much n the bear lne can be obtaned under $50. The anmals are most popular at about nlno months of age, when they as bg as a medum-sze- d dog. They take to the nursng bottle lke ducks to water and are very fond of beng petted. The bears mmedate predecessor n the affectons of the women of the Englsh smart set was the monkey. Newport and Ffth avenue yelded to tho charms of the monkey several years ago. Mrs. Stuyvesant Fsh was drectly responsble for hs popularty. She asssted n hs ntroducton to socety when she gave tho frst monkey at home at her Newport resdence. But Loudon wtnstood the charms ot our ancestors descendant untl a few weeks before last Chrstmas, when ho made hs London delut at one of tho bg Mayfalr houses and captured all hearts. Dnng tho holday shoppng season tho London anmal dealers vvero nundated wth orders for all knds of monkeys, whch ther purchasers desred to present to ther best frends. Fashons n pets chango about as often as the wnd and wth as lttle apparent rhyme and reason. Probably the most extraordnary vogue of all was that nf tlo ra v tol wna vn-- nnmln r lundredb oc thom slmy reptle wore sold to socoty women wthn a few weeks. Somo of them were vory prettly marked and ther nfatuatetl owners clamed for them that they were not only very HAWAAN HTAK WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 908. rstvas NEW YORK, May 20. Dscoverng too late to bo cured that he was sufferng from hydrophoba, Wllam H. Marsh, a manufacturer of water meters, s watng, as he beleves, for death at hs home, 74 Ocean avenue, Brooklyn. Acceptng tho verdct of the physcans at the Pasteur nsttute that there was no hope for hm, Mr. Marsn has resgned hmself to what he regards as the nevtable, and s calmly awatng the end. To ease the last hours of Mr..Marsh the physcans about hs bedsde today put hm under the nfluence of opates, and he wll be kept n that condton untl lls death. Mr. Marsh was perfectly conscous and apparently dd not suffer except when sezed wth convulsons. Tho paroxysms became noro frequent last nght, each growng more volent than the precedng one. The physcans feared Hnt ho would begn to rave and determned to releve any sufferng that mght ensue. Between the paroxysms Mr. Marsh bade farewell to hs famly, whch had gathered at hs home n Brooklyn, and arranged hs busness affars. The case s one of the strangest and most pathetc that las ever come to the attenton of the experts of the n sttute. About sx weeks ago a spanel puppy whm bad strayed nto Mr. Marshs offce, at 249 Robnson street, and been permtted to reman a few days, wa,s attacked and btten n front ot the place by a dog sufferng trom rabes. A veternaran who was call ed found that the puppy had been only scratched. Mr. Marsh thought no more about the matter untl ten days later, when the spanel ded n convulsons. Even then he had not the fantest fear that there was anythng wrong wth hm self. Saturday last, however, the dread truth began to reveal tself. NERVOUS ATTACK. On that day he had a strange nervous attack, tho muscles of hs face and throat beng partcularly affected He also dscovered, to hs bewlder ment, that ho could not drnk water. Monday he experenced a mld sort of convulson, and, becomng uneasy, went to a physcan, w.ho nformed Mr. Marsh that he had symptoms of hydrophoba. Mr. Marsl hurred to the Pasteur nsttute, and there the physcan gave hm a thorough examnaton, whch confrmed the dagnoss of hs own physcan. Ho was nformed that he was n an advanced stage of hydrophoba. Mr. Marsl then recalled that at the tme the spanel was btten he fnd a hangnal on one of hs fngers whch was sore. He had permtted the pet puppy to lck hs hand, and n ths way the poson was ntroduced nto hs blood. The physcans at the nsttute gave Mr. Marsh treatment and told hm to return yesterday. On ths second vst t was apparent that the malady was progressng. PHYSCANS GVE VERDCT. The treatment, the physcans told hm, wth tome hestaton, has not had the slghtest effect on you. You have wated too long before seekng tlls ad. We aro convnced that nether our treatment nor any other can save you. Mr. Marsh heard thon through calmly and accepted ther vordct bravoly. After a moments thought he asked, wthout a tremor n hs volco: You say there s no hope. How much tno do you gve me? The yscnns were planly dstress ed at tho queston. Thoy consulted, And all persons ndebted, to sad ls-- tato aro herouy notfed to make pay and then one of them, apparently wth mont to the sad Bshop Trust Com more courage than He otharn, turned pany, Lmltod, at the above address. to Mr. Marsh and repled: Dated at Honolulu, T. H., May 20, N6t long probably not more than 90S. throe days. BSHOP TRUST COMPANY,.LMTED M. Marsh fucod the prospect of dy By S. m! Damon, Prosldont, clean pots, but that they dsplayed an ng n the agones of hydrophoba By James L. Cocuburn, Treasurer. unsuspected amount of ntellgence, wthout exhbtng the slghtest fear. Admnstrator ot the Estato of Rosa;somo of them wore ovon traned to Hts face was drawn and hs.expresson profoundly sad, but he talked Santos dollvera e Slva, deceased. recognze when thoy were spoken to Gts May 20, 27, June 3. 0, 7 and would Hop toward thor mstresses quetly and coolly. n a fascnatng and graceful way only PREPARES FOR DEATH. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE possble to a toad. WelL sad le, f am doomed to Frst Crcut Terrtory of Hawa. Lady Eleanor Wckhntn carred tho de can face t lke a man. Of course, At Chambers n Probate. craze so far to make a numerous know how hard t s would rather n The Matter of The lame of George collecton of ndan toads and to place de n some other way hut am not. Spaldng, deceased. them on the branches at the mnature afrad. Order of Notlco of Hearng Petton.Japanese trees whch she used to deco Shakng Hands wth He physcans, for Admnstraton. rate her dnner tablo. Mr. Marsh walked wtl frm step nut On Readng and Flng the Petton of Edward. Spaldng Honolulu, sland THE CAUSE. of Ohu, allegng that George H. Spaldng of Honolulu aforesad ded ntos-tat- o Lou of Appette, Headache, The frst causes of ndgeston, ut snld Honolulu on the 20tl day Dzzness, etc., s constpaton. Dont ot May A. ). 008, leavng property n take cathartcs, as they rrtate the tho Terrtory ot Hawa necessary to lnng of the bowels, and are only a le admnstered upon, and prayng temporary relef. Dr. Mles Nerve that Letters ot Admnstraton ssue to and Lver Plls permanently cure by hm, Strengthenng the nervea of the sto t n ordered, that Monday, tho 30th magh and lver. Thoy orent a rowd, luy of Juno A. J). P0 t 9 Qglogk n. natural movement. r ed a few days would bo enough for hm VAN REGRET. to E settle hs affars. ATTACK But, Tommy, sad hs mothor, At the Marsh home, whch s one of you asked for two cakes and l gave the fnest n Flatbush, t was sad last them,to you. Arent you satsfed? nght that Mr. Marsh had tnken to ns No, OF HYDRDPHOB A bed. Ho was under tho euro of phys ant, growled Tommy, you was so easy m klckln moself now From May st, U0S, al subscrpton cans, but ho hmself and the members cause ddnt ask fur four. Phladelpha Press. lshers prces. Call, Chroncle or Ex- to magaznes and perodcals at pub- of hs famly seemed to feel that the DMoklyn Manufacturer Calmly Awatng Death From Fne Job Prlntlna, Star Offce. end was near, hs condton havng amner, $.00 per month, Wall, Ncn-ol- s steadly grown worse. Co., Ltd. Rabes. AN AUSTRALAN COMMERCAL TRAVELERS STORY. Fraternal JleotlngH Wall, Nchols Co., ADJUSTS BUSNE3S AFFARS. t s tho commercal traveler who AGENTS. fnds tho many changes of cllmato and ARMONY LODGE NO,. O. O. P He Was Not Btten But nfected water tryng. Mr. Chas. G. Chapman, Meets every Monday evenng who represents Whle Fondlng a largo at 7:H Brsbane concern, had been troubled for years Y. WO a n Odd Fellows Hall, Fort Street SNG CO. Vl wth kng Spanel. brothers cordally nvted to a QROCERE8, FRUT8, chronc darrhoea. On ono of h3 trps tend. VEGETABLES, ETC. a fellow traveler recommended Cham BEN F. VCKERS. N. O. Calforna Butter, 40c lb; Cooklna berlans Colc, Cholera and Darrhoea E. R. HENDRY. Sec. Butter, 30a lb.; sland Butter, 860. k. Remedy, and ths s what ho says of Nuuanu Street. t: procured a bottlo and experenced great relef after takng a few HONOLULU LODGE Telephone 60, D. P O. Man 238. E Box S. doses. Beforo tho bottlo was fnshed was cured and have not been near Fort, jovery Frday evenng. By wll meet n ther hall, Kng street troubled snce. Ths remedy b for order of thb E. R. MM BALDWN LTD sale by nl Dealers, Benson, Smth & WM. H. McNERNY, E. R. J. P. COOKE, Manager. Co., agents for Hawa. H. C. EASTON, Secy. to ds watng carrage and was drven to lls home. Down Broadway and across He brdge went He carrage, and none n the hurryng throng whch t passed had He fantest dea tlmt th d, steady-eye- d man sttng wthn was gong home to premre to melt what le beleved to le a horrble death. Beforo leavng the netllul Mr. Marsh hud told (he doo tor Unt llw hho nterests were h tho best nf alnpa and Umt ho lfellnv- - ts 6 VUDOR You need Vudor Porch Shades to get the most out ot your porch. To make t a spot where you can rest or work on tho hottest days outdoors, yet free from the suns glare and heat. You can do ths wth Vudor Porch Shades; you enn add to tho house another room, cool and shady, where you may enjoy every refreshng breeze, n secluded comfort. Vudor Porch Shades are very dur able, and wll last many seasons. Another good feature about them s the pecular fact that thoso sttng on the porch can sec out, but passersby cannot seo n. n other words, you have complete prvacy, and can use the porch or veranda tho same as an nsde room, wth nfntely more comfort on hot days. Vudor Porch Snades are Just the thng for boxng n porches or balcones that are to be used as outdoor sleepng or lvng apartments. Vudor Porch Shades aro made ot thn, flat strps of Lnden Wood, close- - ly bound by strong Sene Twne, n a lock-sttc- h weave. Thoy aro artstcally staned n soft, Needed pleasng colors. These colors are y.hopp,85 KNG STREET. Are FRESH. DRLTCOS JUST Lando. PORCH SHADES She can look out, but you cant look n PftTCNTCD PORCH SHADES weather-proo- f, and wll not fade or crock off. Tho shades can bo nstantly rased, or lowered (operatng on tho prncple of a theatre curtan) and are easly and readly put up Better Butter Than Ever HONOLULU and t wll cost you less. We lavc just receved the largest consgnment we have ever had and offer t at CRYSTAL SPRNGS 35 cents ). WHTE CLOVER 30 cents lb. PARKERS RANCH 2 lbs 70 cents, TsMe rullao ll Home-Mac- k TELEPHONE 45. GUNTHERS MPORTED GAMES SHPMENT DT ll!. V. N s. Jret.h Every Day V. HOTEL STREET t NEAR V O R T 2 RED DWARF NK PENCL t has many superor pont--, but the mo that wll appeal to you most s that t NEVER LEAKS. t s always ready for nstant ue, and can be carred convenently. t s made of materal tha s mpervous to the acton of nk acds. PRCE, JfcJS.CSO Hawaan News Company, Ltd,, Young llmlug OFFCERS and DRECTORS.. P. Baldwn Presdent B. Castle Vce-Presde- st nt W. M. Alexander.. 2nd Vce-Presde-nt P. Cooke Vce-Presde- nt 3rd J. Waterhouse Treasurer E. E. Paxton Secretary W. O. Smth Drector O. R. Carter Drector W. R Castle Drector SUGAR FACTORS AJl ((HUSSON MERCHANTS AGENTS FOR Hawaan Commercal & Sugar Com pany. Haku Sugar Company. Paa Plantaton. Mau Agrcultural Company. Khel Plantaton Company. Hawaan Sugar Company. Kahuku Plantaton Company. Kahulul Ralroad Company. Haleakala Ranch Company. Honolua Ranch. W. G. Ml Co. AGENTS FOR THE Royal nsurance Co. of Lverpool, Bnf. Scottsh Unon & Natonal ns. Co., ot EdlngDurg, Scotland. Wllhelmna of Madgeburg General nsurance Company. Commercal Unon Assurance Co. ol London. hop zvrcp All knds ot Ladles Woolen Over Dresses ready made or made tb jrdr at very reasonable prces. 2 Nuuanu St. near Paaahl. Y. SH Joner Reretanla and Nuuanu Uta JAPANESE DRUGGST3 GENERAL MERCHANDSE all KJds of Amercan Patent Medcnes at Low Prces. NEW CHOP HOUSE. P. John, late ot the Manhattan Lunch Rooms, has opened a new Caop House on Hotel street near Nnuanv. Flr--t class meals served at all noura, HOFFMAN CHOP HOlSE. s there any reason why our advertsng matter should not help your busness? Lets see. HAWA PUBLCTY Telephone 73. CO. F, S, NAGAM -- - Photographer Kodak Developng, Prntng, Enlarn-n- g and nteror Photographng. GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. 220 Hotel St., net. Nuuanu and Bethel Sts., Honolulu, T. H. ftl WE Honolulu, T. H. SHPPNG AND COMMSSON MEV CHANTS. 6UGAR FACTORS and GENERAL N SURANCE AGENTS. representng Ewu Plantaton Co. Wnlalua Agrcultural Co., Ltd. Kohala Sugar Co. Wamea Sugar Mll Co. Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. Fulton ron Works ot St. Loals. Dake Steam Pumps. Weetons Centrfugals. Dabcock & Wlcox Bolers. Greens Fuel Economzer. Marsh Steam Pumpe. Matson Navgaton Co. Planters Lne Shppng Co. New England Mutual Lte nsw nce Company ot Boston. Aetna nsurance Co. Natonal Fre nsurance Co. Ctzens nsurance Co. (Hartford Fre nsurance Co.) Protector Underwrters ot tho Phoenx ot Hartford. Fne Job Prntng, 8tar Offce, 3, ft? T

4 roan The H.B.WBn. Stjaa? SEM-WEEKL- Y. DALY AND fublnhed every afternoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaan Star Newspaper Assocaton, lmted. v- - SUBSCRPTON RATES: Local, per annum $8.00 Foregn, per, annum 2.00H Payable n advance. altered at Pott Off! e at Honolulu, Hawa, at tccond clan mll matter. ufaeorlbera who do not 0et tnolr paper. re0ularly wll confer a favor by nptlfylng the Star Offce; Telephone 365. Supreme Court of The Terrtory of Hawa hat declared both tff HAWAAN STAR (dally) and THE SEM WEEKLY STAR newt-a.p.- r of aeneral crculaton throu0hout the Terrtory of Hawa, sutable tar advertltlno proceedngs, orders- Judgments and decreet entered or - rendered n the Courte of the Terrtory of Hawa. Utter, to THE HAWAAN STAR should not be addressed t.any connected wth the offce, but tlmply to THE HAWAAN STAR,..... r.,.....nrr nn to tenor or purpose. r to the featora or numcn kch - ; : ; GEORGE F. HENSHALL MANAGER WEDNESDAY JUNE 3, 9 THE CREDT TO THE FLEET. The San Francsco Argonaut strkes a somewhat dscordant note among the varous fleet welcomes, n the followng edtoral language: We arc recevng the men of ths fleet from Admral Evans down to galley-boy- s wth all the honors due to conquerng heroes, whle as a matter of fact nobody has done anythng of.a heroc sort. These gallants n blue have done nothng more than n obedence to orders and n holday fashon to sal round from Hampton Roads to San Francsco, stoppng con- -; vencntly for feastng and dancng and for chuckng the j grs of half a dozen countres under ther dmpled chns. As a maneuver the voyage has been most nterestng; as a frolc t has been a vast and stupendous success. But lookng at the whole ncdent n dead sober serousness, there has ; been nothng about t n the leastwse dffcult or heroc, call-- ng for specal grattude or even acknowledgment on the part j of the publc The real sgnfcance of ths cruse nto Pacfc waters s $ poltcal rather than martal. A stuaton arose n whch t seemed necessary to mpress the world wth the ntenton of the Unted States to have ts legtmate share n the control of the Pacfc Ocean regarded as a feld of human enterprse. Russa had n recent years asserted clams at odds at certan ponts wth the nterest and the dgnty of the Unted States. Japan, havng struck a mghty blow at the power of Russa, had taken a tone that dd not set well n the vew of the cvlzed world, and especally of the Unted States, wth respect to Pacfc Ocean affars. Those who speak for the publc opnon of Japan f there be any such thng n that country had developed a sprt of sassncss toward thngs Amer rcan whch jarred somewhat upon our natonal sensbltes. And then there appeared some queston on the part of the older natons of Europe as to just what part the Unted States proposed to play n the rsng world of the Pacfc Ocean. On the whole t seemed a good tme to do somethng that would ndcate not only to Japan and Russa, but to all the other countres of the earth, that the Unted States proposes to have a fnger or possbly a whole hand n the Pacfc pe. The voyage of the battleshp fleet was happly and wsely con- - ceved. frst as an answer to questons declared and mpled, second as an asserton of natonal purpose n the Pacfc Ocean, thrd as a vsble mark of the power of the Unted States upon the sea. The Pacfc coasts extra enthusasm over the vst of the fleet s perhaps n part due to the fact that the great cruse s a recognton of the growth n mportance of ths sde of the world. As far as the achevements of the voyage arc concerned, t must be admtted that makng the trp successfully n tme of peace s not any more than the warshps mght be expected to do wthout specal credt but t s nevertheless a fact that no battleshp fleet has done t before; and t s true that n bg assemblages of such shps there have often been collsons and other accdents, and that as compared to the wartme effort of Russa to send a fleet on a long voyage, the peaceful cruse of t.le Amercan fleet shnes wth a brght luster. And n war, fleets should be at ther best..,- DROOPNG SAN FRANCSCO. The attenton of the fleet decoraton commttee may be respectfully caled to the followng very doleful San Francsco dspatch : Mles and mles of red, whte and blue buntng n ths cty have a decdedly pnk afd purple look ths mornng as a rc-- sut of a heavy ran whch fell here last nght, altogether unexpectedly. A sprnkle at ths tme of year s most unusual and entrely upset the calculatons of the fleet commttee, whch!, had already put up many thousand dollars worth of decora--; v tons. About ten mles of flags had been rased along Mar-- : ket and Flmore streets and Van Ness avenue, besdes decoratons n many of the publc squares. Patrotc ctzens are heartbroken over the appearance of the cty today. Snce the umbrella has been hosted aganst the ran of suggestons there has been steady progress n the fleet recepton work. f the Hawa Promoton Commttee cannot jjvc nformaton to land.seekers assurng thorn gf transportaton facltes together wth freght charges on products whch wll leave anythng to the produc ers, all..)t can toll about the avalable lands wll be a dgluson snare.,.. k T and f M HAWAAN BTA, WEPNE9DAY, JUNE 3, 908. DENMAN X4JTTTJKR Try some other. Then try ths. We have the Sole Agency am have had t for years.. u. j, WHY? Because we have found t the best Dcnman has the fnest Creamery n Calforna. 3L,JEWS & COMPANY, LTD Famly Grocers. 69 Kng St. Telephone 240 B HAVE T F S ANYTHNG N THE Dry Goods Lne WAKAM Xs CO., mporter! and dealers n JAPANESE and AMERCAN DRY and FANCY GOODS. STRAW HAT FACTORY, All knds of FELT and PANAMA HATS always on hand. wr4 - JL Hz E? l Tom Slao-r-? CAN HELP YOU. FOR 8ALE. n. 000 ft. more or less, galv, rpe, second hand. Lot of fttngs for above. Krogh Trple-actn- g Power Force Pump No. 5, n. sucton ana as charge. Barnes Saw table, complete. n. ron Fence Posts, Slate, and cast ron ppe n lots to sut. EMMELUTH & CO.. LTD. 45 Kng fct. Pnn 2 Honolulu Panl ng Co Removed from Beretana Street near Emma to 22 Kng street opposte Aftla Park wth a full fne lne of pants, brushes, etc. ffleblcmsjmllvt (By HON. GEORGE C. FOS8 OF LLNOS.) Now, n regard to tho men n the Navy. Under our present law wo have 3G.000 men n tho Navy. Never before perhaps n tho hstory of the new Navy havo wo had our quota fll untl ths year. Tho recrutng has been exceptonally good, and whnn tho Secretary of tho Navy appeared beforo tho commltteo ho stated n hla hearng that tho Navy was wthn 600 of tho full quota of men authorzed by law. Durng tho last year there wero a great many applcants for admsson nto the Navy; more than 45,000 men appled for admsson; and to blow you wth what care men are selected, wll stato what appears n the report ot tho Chef ot tho Bureau of Navgaton, that of these appjeants only about 4,000 wero actually taken nto tho Navy. Not only that, hut tho character of tho men who aro conjlng nto the Navy today s better than ever before. They aro comng from tho Western farms and prares; ana whllo they pome nto tho Navy wthout any knowledgo ot naval affars, yet, under tho courso of tranng whch s pursued at our dfferent naval tranng statons, n a short tlmo they bocomo expert seamen. And Mcro has never been a tme n tho hstory of tho Amercan Navy when tho personnel stood so hgh n character, ntellgence, and n patrotsm as t does at ths hour. (Applause.) Another thng that wll say for tho Amercan Navy s that our desertons durng tho past year has beon fallng oft a less percentage than wo had last year. Then also tho ctzenshp ot tho Navy s mprovng. A number of years ago thero wero a great many forolgnos n our Navy, but today, as tho Chef ot tho Bureau of Navgaton reports n hs report as t appears on page 20, tho Bureau durng the year has, gone even further to reduce tho number ot alens n tho Navy by provdng that no ono can enter tho Navy on tho frst enll&tmfcot who s not a full.cltlzon of tho Unted Statos, Today wo havo a number of forolgners, but a vory small porcontago, and that porcentago s growng less and loss as tho years run on. For nstnnco, among tho potty oulcors tho porcontago of Amercan ctzens s 90.5; among tho enlsted mon t s 03.2, and among tho cltlzons, takng n tho wholo enlsted forco of tho Navy ctzens of tho Unltod States t s 04.2 per cont, showng nn ncreabo n what mght bo called tho work ot Amorlcanlzlng tho Anqrlcan Navy. Now, another thng doslro to state, also n roforonco to tho personnel of tho Navy, and that s that our targot practlco today la bettor than t has ovor boon slnoa wo started n to buld up tho now Navy. Thoro are moro llts, thoro la bettor marksmanshp, and hlglor roconlh havo mado, records whch thnk wll not only compnro favornbly wth the records nado n foregn nnvlaa, hut, thnk, f woro to llvulgo tho cm flmlcmual qaraotor of tho reports, tloy would oven bo better than (tnt gf any navy n U9 worl, Kantleek RUBBER GOODS Tho fnest and largest stock ot Rubber Goods wo havo ever had n stock has Just reached us.. Theres no burstng of Beams or tearng wth Kantleek. They wear and keep always n frst-cla- ss condton. Get yours now, whle the stock s fresh. LSTE LMTKD. FORT STREET. DMJG. H..MNM. OPTCANS All knds ot complcated lenses ground to order. Frames adjusted and repared. Factory on the premses. H, F WCHNUH ft CO,, LTD FORT STREET. STENWAY 8TARR AND OTHER PANOS. THAYER PANO CO. 6( Hotel St. Opp. Young Hotel Phone Man TUNNG OUARANTBEu STEAMERS RUGS SUT SLVAS CASES TOGGERY fyou Have Corns Prepare to shed them now. Ever Ready Safety Knfe cannot cut too deep. All danger of blood posonng elmnated when ths s used. 50 Cents Hotel and Fort Sts. PAPER All knds WRAPPNG PAPERS and TWNES, PRNTNG and WRTNG PAPERS. AMERCAN-HAWAA- PAPER &.... 8UPPLY CO., LTD. GEO. G. GULD, General Manager, Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu. PHONE 40. Gl KEK, LD CHNESE N 5W apapkb JOB PUBLSHNG. AND PRNTNG. No. 49 Cor. ot Bmltn and Hotel Bta Koa Furnture UPHOLSTERNG AND REPARNG WNG CHONG CO. Cor. Kng ud Bethel. P. O. Bos Pno Job Prlntlnn. our Offlet FROM YORK Tl A. 9 Sale Prce oc Yard ucguar rr,cf s Sale Prce 2c Yard Regular Prce ao Sale Prce 5c Yard Regular ao. Sale Prce 5c Yard t Regular Prce 25 Sale Prce 20c Yard Kcguar rn jy,, FOR A FEW DAYS AT E. W. JORDAN & CO., Ltd TAKNG NTO CONSDERATON Health Cleanlness Economy You wll decde on ELECTRCTY For lghtng your Home or place of busness. Let us. estmate the cost of the nstallaton. Hawaan Electrc Co., Ltd Kng Street near. Alakea. ThB Weather Bureau need not be consulted beforo you take your glass of Prlmo. ts good at all tmes, and n all f knds of weather. Take a glass wth your.nealb. D E We have the bggest stock n town, as well as the largest varety. Dont make your selecton from half-doze-n a Desks. You may just as well have the best for the same money. H. Telephone K 5 Offce and Typewrter Flat And RollerTop Hackfeld Brghten LMTED wth S-- Alumnum Pant. Do you know how brght and clean t wll make ppe, water bolers, ranges etc? When, a..., r xr a..- -,! f nousewne once trys t sue wants some o-v- v. Amuum pauu n n the house all the tme. j X t has no dsagreeable, banana-lk- e odcr, usually found n Alumnum pants, does not spol n the package, and when ap- - S pled wll not crack, check, peel or blster--v-.-. : j When you are ready to brghten up,get some S-- Alu-- J mnum Pant. rn ft E. O. Hall & Sod, Lmted JXTw jssjttnfss JU8T RECEVED Suts Mado to Order at Ready Mndo orlcea. McCandloss DulldlnR, Kng street next to W. W, Dlmond & Co, 7 Jjj New Oahu Carrlano Mfg. Co. jjj tomovod to Cor. Quoou and Sjj Rlvor Htroots. 3j Telephone 202 P, O, Oox 970 jjj 8 8 ft Ml

5 HB HAWAAN STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, FVES GLASSES Made, F tted, ;.K epared n. the rght way Accurate Way. the Sclentlflc, A, N. SANFDRD OPTCAN. Boston Buldng, Fort St. RANER BEER, S THE BEST BEER Because t s Absolutely Pure and harmless AT THEBAROR Wholesale At Raner Bottlng Works Phone 33 Must Economze on my footwear. You hear ths wherever you bo. No better way than pull out the old shoes and brng them here to be made to look lke new. No drawng n of the uppers; no stranng of the welts. Mens soled and heel... $.25 Womens soled and heel....$.00 VCKERS SHOE REPAR SHOP. 9 Unon St. near Hotel St NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LFE NSURANCE CO. of Boston, Massachusetts New Polcy The contract embodes, n an absolutely COMPLETE and PERFEC form, the prncple of strctly MUTUAL lfe nsurance. CASTLE & COOKE, AGENTS. Also representng LTD, Aetna nsur nco Co. Natonal Fre nsurance Co. Ctzens nsurance Co. Protector Underwrters: EDZWOKT TOBACCO QBOD Two Best Smokng Tobaccos on the Market. MYRTLE CGAR STORE and FTZPATRCK BROS., Agents. POWER OF ATTORNEY. Notce s hereby gven that durng my absence from Heela, Oahu, Terr tory of Hawa. Mr. Lee Ln Kam s authorzed to act n my plade as n fact for the rce planta ton frm of Kwong Ylck Wat. ; LEE KWONG HUNG, n.,fact for Kwong Ylck Dated, Honolulu, May, 4, 908. NEW Frankln Autos SLENT CAMERON No Nose on any Speed. Cono and Soo t H. E. MURRAY, Manager, Pnt Job Prntng,, ft&r Offce, LTD Amusements Baseball LEAGUE GROUNDS SATURDAY, JUNE 6 :30 P. M. DAMOND HEADS vs. PUNAHOU KAMS vs. ST. LOUS Admsson 25c. Reserved Seats Grandstand 25c extra EXTRA THEATRE MAJESTC AMUSEMENT CO. PROGRAM AN ANONYMOUS LETTER, ACCDENTSWLL HAPPEN, THE RVALS, GRATEFUL DOG. TONGHT AND TOMORROW NGHT ONLY. DONT MSS THS SHOW SENSATONAL MOVNG PCTURES AND LLUSTRATED SONGS. Admsson 0 cents Chldren G cents EMPRE THEATER HOTEL AND BETHEL STREETS. New Movng Pctures ntroducng famous subjects never before shown here. TONGHT TONGHT Adveutures n West Afrca, Troubles of a Lover, and numerous others. Admsson.. 0 cents Chldren,. 5 cents Calforna Theater HOTEL and UNON. Movng Pctures Sght Seeng through Whskey. On the Grass An Uncle by Marrage Scasldo Grl The rresstble Pano Song, Stajs, Strpes and You The Talsman. Admsson..Ten Cents Chldren Fve Cents Hawaan Opera House SaturflayEve, June 6 HUGE 8 Ml FRE Presented by the Hgh School Senor Class. Box plan now open at Wall, Nchols Co. PRCES, 50c. and 75c. Opera JUNE 9 AND House Man of the Hour A Page from the Book on New York Poltcal and Socal Lfe Presented for the frst tme here by W. D. ADAMS and an Unexcelled Amateur Company, for the Beneft of Transpacfc Yacht TCKETS on sale Tuesday, WALL, NCHOLS CO.. LTD c,?. EXCELLENT LAUNDRY WORK done by the FRENCH LAUNDRY wth ther new FRENCH dry cleanng process 258 Beretanla St. Phone 49 LONAN S COMNG. Cables receved ths mornng by tho Marno Exchungo and Castlo & Cooko anoucu tho doparturo ths mornng of tho Matson N. S. S. Hllo-ula- Captan utor Johnson, from San FrnuaUco for ths port. Slo s duo to mlvo ourly n tho afternoon or Juno 0, Wednesday noxt. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. C3 Lehfhardts CHOCOLATES, FRENCH LEMON DROPS, ( HARD GUMDROPS, CALLERS SWSS MLK CHOCOLATE CRYSTALLZED GNGER,,, AFTER-DNNE- R MNTS.. Some of the dantes we have just receved. Henry May & Co., Ltd., L T FOR HONORS PHONE 22. Secretary of the nteror Garfeld wll be receved wth mltary honors when ho arrves at Honolulu on June G, aa a passenger on the battleshp Mane. The arrangements wll be made by Actng Governor E. A. Mott-Smlt- b, who has cabled to Governor Prear for further nformaton n regard to the dates on whch he and the Secretary are to arrve. t s expected that Frear wll get here by the Manchura on June 5, and that Garfeld wll reach port the next ay on the Mane. A cablegram was receved ths mornng from C. H. McBrlde, statng that Frear was at the Audtorum rotel, Chcago, and would leave for the West at 5 oclock ths afternoon. McBrlde expects to return on the trrasport salng on June 5. AFFNTY PROFESSOR S OUSTED FROM UNVERSTY. Cncnnat Trustees Act Promptly When Bawden Does Not Resgn. CNCNNAT, May 25. The resgnaton of Professor H. H. Bawden from the char of phlosophy n the Unversty of Cncnnat not havng been receved, as demanded by resdent Dab-ne- y, that char has been formally declared vacant by the unversty trustees. n a statement ssued today, the trustees explan was taken thelc-jctlo- unanmously. They say that Prores-so- r Bawden came here on false pretenses, after beng dsmssed from Vassar, and they declare hs manner of lfe, as well as hs teachng, s destructve of the famly, the foundaton of human socety. ARRVNG. Wednesday, June 3. S. S. Knau, Gregory, from Kaua, 4:49 a. m., wth 8350 bags sugar and sundres. DEPARTNG. Wednesday, June 3. O. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, for S. F., 0 a. m. PASSENGERS ARRVED. Per S. S. Klnau, Juno 3, from Kaua: W. Grelg, wfe, chld and servant, Mrs. Ban-on-, L. Welnzhelmor, Mrs, Behlng, J. Mendes, K. Taketa, C. W. Baldwn, Mrs. Gomes, G. nouye, M. Mafsuchtn, t. to and 54 deck. Departed. Per S. S. Alameda, June 3, for San Francsco: Mss J. L. Brown, Rev. H. Bngham, Mrs. C. J. Cooper, Mss A. Crozler, J. S. Carton, Mrs. L. B. Coan, M. j. Dow, Mss A. P. Dennlson, Mrs Ferrelra, T. F. Galllgan, L. T. Garnsey, Mrs. G. L. Keeney, Mrs. S. L. Monta-- gue, C. D. Mner, Mss L. Mutch,. P. Nowsome, Dr. ODay, Mrs. ODay and three chldren, Captan J. t. Parker, R. Sharp, Mrs. Sharp, two chldren and mad, J. A. Scott, S. Toplltz, Mss Underwood, A. K. Vrgl, Mrs. VlrgM. Mrs J. A. Verre and nfant, W. G. Walker, Mrs. H. Werner and chld, W- - B. Malher, Mss A. C. Hendrcks, A. G. M. Robertson and wfe, Mrs. O. C. Scott, Dr. Raymond, F. C. Engleston, H. W. Prouty,. A. Brown and wfe, W. Rosenberg and 30 steerage. KEKAUOHA SUED Mrs. Jenne Kekauoha, ot JCanebho, has entered sut for dvorce aganst hor husband George J. Kekauoha, onco tho leadng momber ot the Mormon settlement on the other sldo of tho sland and deputy sherff. Ho s at present n Jal Borvlng a sentence ot nne months lor volaton ot tho Edmunds Act. Tho lbel rectes ths fact and usos t as tho ground for tho petton. Mrs. Kekauoha s not represented by any nttornoy n tho lbel. GOOD FGHT. Tho rumor s around tho town that Presdent Housovolta opnon of the przo Unlt Kltmtlon hero hm boon obtaned. t k wld that a local man cabled tho Presdent nukng for hs opnon on the subject rewlved tho nmwurlntj queston: Was t a aoon flht7 MXED, MARSMALLOWS, A ACTNG GOVERNOR S CONSlLl-N- Q THE WDOWED tnckt.o KAWANANAKOA ON MATTER. n nl probablty a state funeral wll take place shortly after the arrval ot the Manchura whch wll brng back the body of Prnce Davd Kawannna-ko- a, who ded yesterday n San Francsco. Actng-Govern- Mott-Smlt- h has the matter n hand and wll call on Prncess Kawananakoa ths afternoon and nqure what her wshes are n ths regard. The last funeral of ths knd was held on July 2, 899, when the body ot Qeen Kaplolan was lad to rest. Ths was after the annexaton,. but before Hawa wa3 a Terrtory, and Mott-Smlt- h was at that tme Mnster of Foregn Affars. THE PROVDENT AT ONCE NSURANCE COMPANYS LBERAL TREATMENT OF A CLAM N- VOLVED N TECHNCALTY. Full payment has been nadothrough Bshops nsurance Agency of the lfe nsurance polcy held by the late Frank L, Hoogs, n the Provdent Savlng3 Lfe Assurance Socety. The amount of the polcy pad was $7,39.70, and ths sum was duly pad over some tme ago. Owng to an oversght by whch a payment of premum had been deferred, tho company mght have mace a techncal detensotgalnst payng hs clam and mght havo successfully contested t. Upon submsson of the matter to headquarters, however, the Provldenco company ordered the full payment made wthout delay, and Mrs. Hoogs has recevea tho monoy accordngly. Tho course of tho company s a source of consderable satsfacton to numerous local holders ot ts polces. DRVEN BY DREAM TO SEEK DEATH.. CHCAGO, May 25. Vsons of ner father wrthng n a sea ot brmstone whch camo to Florence A. Ferrlnn, 20 years old, a follower of the fanatcal relgon ot Perhamtes, so preyed upon her mnd that she klled herself. Mss Forrlans famly s promnent n the Porham cult at Zon Cty, Tho grl beleved that her father was condemned to eternal torment, accord lng to- the dvne revelatons that she magned she had receved; She told all ths to her father and pleaded wth hm to abandon tho lfe ho had Dcon leadng. A volent quarrel resulted from her argument wth her parent and she drank wood alcohol and then drowned herself. Mss Ferrlan was a frend of Chester Gllette, who was electrocuted n New.York for tho murder of Blly Brown n New York. WOMANS BOARD. Two sessons ot tho Womans Board of Mssons wero held yesterday at Hb annual meetng n Central Unon Church. Mrs. W. W. Hall conducted a twenty-mlnut- o devotonal servce and boforo proceedng to busness a solo by Mrs. Frank C. Atherton was enjoyed. Many satsfactory reports of tho boards work at homo and abroad wero receved and dscussed Dr. Bradloy and Mr. Kllbourno, the latter a Hawallau mssonary descend ant. addressed tho gatherng. Dr. Souddor pronounced tho benedcton. U. S. S. roquos ths mornng took U. S. Kmlnoor JrltH and hs party to Poarl Harbor. DED. OAltO-- n Kan hrftouc), Juno, 008, Kho McLean, beloved wlfa of Alex mjr Gura. Also!tl yeum, months. ALAMEDAS MRS. HENRY FULL Lm THE OCEANC FERRYBOAT TAKES targe CARGO AND MANY PAS- SENGERS FOR COAST. Wth a full cargo of sugar, rce, cof-fe- e, bananas, pneapples and mscellany, 48 cabn and 30 steerage passen gers, the Oceanc steamshp Alameda saled from the Oceanc whan at 0 oclock ths mornng for San Fran Csco. Tho wharf was packed wth frends of tho departng and the Ha waan band attended, playng at least two peces that t does not play every day. The Reverend Hram Bngham, pa trarchal mssonary, translator, teacher and authorty on local hstorcal faqts, was among thoso leavng, there beng many to bd hm bon voyage.. P. Newsome, who recently arrved from Mdway slatfd, where ho was cable operator, goes to Texas to vst hs.mother. A. K. Vrgl, accompaned by hs wfe, tho muscal physcan who has been gvng talks and demonstra tons hero, was another departure A. G. M. Robertson and wlfo also left. Robertson woro a strng ot onons, an onon le, a thoughtful contrbuton from tho Onon Club of whch ho s tho dstngushed presdent. Ho goes to tho Republcan Natonal Conventon. C.A. Brown and wfe, H. Rosenberg, C. D. Mner, Mrs. C. J. Cooper, Captan J. R. Parker,. W. Prouty and Mr. and Mrs. R. hharp, chldren and mad were others gong to the coast. Thero wero numerous Portuguese n the steerage. J. LORD. HULAS FOR FLEET Mrs. Puah, the presdent of the pa-- u rders club, has announced that sue wll see that the vstors on the lcet havo a chance to see all the hulas they wsh. She has arranged for ten of tho best hula dancers n the sland to gve exhbtons throughout lcet.week and s to have regu.ar practce commenced now so that tho dancers may bo n the best of condton. Mrs. Puahl states that her cro pa-- u wll-n- rde n parade on June, Day, out of respect to the recent of Prnce Davd Kawana-nako- a. death POLCE COURT. Twelve cases besdes the Breckons, Ah Sam nnd Wlls cases, were on the calendar ths mornng at ollce Court. Lquor cases took up tho entre mornng, court not adjournng untl twelve oclock. Takataharu was found gulty of sellng booze wthout a lcense and was fned $00 and costs. T. Ueoka, for tho same offense, was less fortunate, beng fned $250 and costs.. Saka, for the samo thng, was found not gulty and dscharged. THE TAMENESS OF MAGELLAN. HALEWA AND WaAWA. Accordng to Robert Dunn, Harpers Tho most delghtful rde n ths sec-- Weeklys specal correspondent wth tlon of tho Terrtory 3 that between the battleshp fleet, tho much-dreadpassage of tho Strats of Magellan was to wahlawa where tho pneapples are Honolulu and Halelwa wth a sldo trp not a very matter, after nwe-lnsplrl- now rpenlng. You can make ths n all. Many wsp heads had been shak-- an nutomobllo wthout trng aud get en over tho prospect ot takng sxteen ;to Halelwa n ample tmo for lunch huge warshps through the supposedly,, (f you mako an afternoon trp of t, perlous and strats. Even jn ttnl0 for a Bpendld dnner for whch some. naval crcles magned, says Mr. MnnaBor Bldgood l3 famed. There s Dunn, that tho vessels would run Ma- - much to sce ou the rm aml tho trjp gpllan one at a tme tnat s. separated lb growng,novo popular every day. f 50m each other by tho tde nterval Tho numl)or ot puuc automobles n (sx hours), on account of what tho Honolulu mako tho ournev possble..wrters have descrbed aa the volent f you are BOjng n a lmrty aml want snow squans wncn mane umcut to ppcca usob for your meal, telephone.a..nn.. m uurn ( n r nnalhnn fnrl tu mb oml.... pj.... Mr, uugoou uororo yon cavo town. uau currents, wuero wo eupa cuuu nar together, and n a snow squall ot ay duraton, mght dangorous to Fne Job Prlntlnu. Sta- - Offce. be one, another. Tho fleet dd not pass through sngly, but n exact column, at NEW ADVKHTSEMENTS regular ntervals (four hundred yards from bow to bow of oach shp), as a four-sh- p nono ELECTON Amorlcan squadron had OF OFFCERS. beforo n 892. Tho sftst speod of about 0.25 knots an hour was not onco ro-- At a moetln ot tho stockholders of nn, pvp n tho nala and donsn drz - U Robert Love Estate. Ltd., held z!6 of tho run from Atreol lma Ma fnllnwtlkv nflloaa nwl sx-ho- Rook to Plllnr, the stonnlet end of the drectors were elected for the emulng pans. Mr, Dunn dsclams, ho snyn, year: nuy den of throwng water on a fne W. A. Love Peeldent nohlovomunt. Surely we dd enter tho W.. now t fllmuuls at the fluent eeawu, and lmy-lj- o O. wth the luokhvnn. Cooke..,. Secretary & Traneurer good luuk, Jhh. f. Love Drector TtQ0avnt luck Hnt followed tho Walter 0. Lflve Drector uwm rtletleeely prlmp vo 0.. COOKU. to Mn nutum Nuthlm teewury Hlraoka was found gulty of assault nnd battery and was fned $. En Nee Wong was sent to the Boys ndustral School for the rest ot hs mnorty for beng a confrmed truant from school. Sam Kah was found gulty of burglary and sentenced to one year n prson. Two drunks netted the Terrtory $8. Tho rest of tho cases wero ether nolle pressed or contnued. roll out n the frantc way, accordng to book, for these parts; Capo Cross-td- e should havo been lned wtn wrecks, but wasnt; the scenery should have been grand and wld, but t was be-strval besldo Norway, nsgnfcant Alaska. l - m runhmbtoutx:. onolulu. H FOR RENT. UNFURNSHED HOUSES. Lunalllo Street $27.60 Kalakaua Avenue Nuuanu Valley Pensacola Street 35.o6 Matlock Avenue Klnau Street Lunalllo Street Kewalo Street Kng Street Hackfcld Street Fmma Street GO. 00 Matlock Avenue Beretanla Street Vctora Street Mllllan Street FOR SALE. KALH DSTRCT. 2 bedroom house; lot 50x00; good oraton: 3 mlnutos walk from carllna PRCE, flsoo. WaterhoFe Trust Corner Fort and Merchant Sts., Classfed Advertsng FURNSHED HOUSES. For Juno sx roomed cottngo $5 per week frewood ncluded near Glenwood Staton, Olaa. Apply Jam Factory, Hotel Street. LOST. Open face gold watch and tanned leather fob wth Hawaan Coat-o- t- Arms. Reward for return to ths offce Bull terrer. Reward for return to Scottys, comer Merchant and Nuuanu Sts. FURNSHED ROOmT The Langton, C29 S. Kng street, near South. Mosquto proof. Hot and cold water. Low rates. FOR RENT. Frst class furnlmed rooms central- - ly located. Hot and cold baths, Arlngton Hotel, 25 Hotel St. House, eght rooms, wth modern convenences; pleasant grounds. n Punahou dstrct, convenent to car lnes. Enqure W. Stan-genwa- C. Weedon, ld Bldg or P. O. Box C58. WANTED. Wewant to do yourea!rcutt7njj and shavng. You cannot bo better suted anywhere a3 wo please the most fastdous. Unon Barber Shop. B AUTHORTY Offce of tho Board of Health. Honolulu, Hawa, June 3, 909.: TENDERS FOR SUPPLES-NSA- ASYLUM. Sealed tenders, n dunlcato. for fur nshng tho nsano Asylum, Honolulu, Oahu, wth supples for a perod of sx months, from July st, 90S, to 3st, 90S, wll bo receved at tho ofllco of tho Board of Health untl 2 oclock, noon, Tuesday, Juno lcu, 903. Specfcatons and a lbt of tho artcles requred may bo had upon applcaton at tho ofllco of tho Board at Health. THE BOARD OF HEALTH, By ts Presdent, L. E. COFE. NE Olllco of tho Board ot Health, v Honolulu, Hawa, Juno 3, 9DK..TENDERS FOR SUPPLES LEPEH SETTLEMENT. Scaled tenders, n duplcate, for furnshng the Leper Settlement, Molo-ka- l, wth supples for a perod of ss months, from July st, 908, to 3st, 908, wll be receved at tho ofllco of tho Board of Health uutlr 2 oclock noon, Tuesday, Juno lctt, Spcclflcatons and a lst ot tho artcles requred may bo had upon applcaton at the ofllco of tho Board ot Health. THE BOARD OF HEALTH, By ts Presdent, L. E. COFER. Cboce taneohe Bee Always on Hand YOUNG PGS POULTRY EGGS PR5B BUTTER AND UHHH8H Km Street Market, next C. Q. Yen Hop & Co. Tel. m. YOUNG TM. MnWKOf

6 f r :: Poor lttle fellow! Ho coughs so hard ho cannot sleep. That makes hm weak and sckly all tho aext day. Hs brother thnks ths coughng s terrble. So do we, for wo know that just a few doses of Zherr Sectoral wll stop the cough. For sxty yeara t has been tho standard remedy wth men, women, and chldren for colds, coughs, and all throat and lung dseases. t contans no narcotc or poson of any knd. Be sure that you get Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Accept no cheap and worthless substtute. Prewred by Dr.. C. Ajr & Co.. Lowell, Mast,, U. S. A. lvery tme tho pressure s low, you hear tho cry from upstars, Theres no water! Theros gong to bo a scarcty of water ths year, but t need not trouble you. The Excelsor Tank s flled whle there s good pressure, and carres you through the shortage when t comes. fs adjustable and wth round ron hoops. ff HO LMTED. 77 S. Kng Street. jg Phone 775., To OS HOURS Chcago lk From San Francsco, Ths! r ax WEDNESDAY, JUNH 3, 90S. SPO wonllty At the annual meetng of tho Damond Hcnd A. C. held last nght n do everythng possoe to Ma tut con Odd Follows ofll-tc- Hall, tho followng fs Fastest transcontnental tran. OVERLAND LMTED Electrc lghted, Bunet, L fe- - brary and Drawng room com- - s partment, observaton car, wth dnner. Telegraphc news post od on tran. lfe Snnhp.rn Pacfc The Fleet s ane absorbng queston of the hour. How to rase money s the other. Let s help you by buyng for cash your damonds, watches, jewelry, old gold. osd slver. J. OJVKJUO 08 Nuuanu, near Kng. (M3CE QG FOR HATCHNG PRZE WNNER TOCK. Crystal Whte Orpngtons, 3. Gray BorMogs. Black Mlnoreas, Whte Leg. hrw Nonparels, Brown Leghorns tad Buff Wyandotte. Orders flled n rotaton and carefully peeked. WALTER C. WBBDON, r. O. Box 688. Honolulu. NCONSSTENCY. Pa, what s the meanng of nconsstency? asked Freddy. nconsstency, my son. explaned H mea a m who gtowlg all tlar and km mm bw,h ws! ft 4 far ta&af l hvwr-law- s Weefclr. were elected for tho ensung year: Lester Petrle, presdent; Sam Chllng-wort- h Jr., vce presdent; John Clarke, treasurer; James Crewes, secretary; Wllam Chllllngworth, audtor; E. s.. Fernandez, D. H. Clarke, drectors. The Kalhl A. C. hefd Hs regular weekly meetng last nght n Cooleyj Chapel, and t was decded to postpone the concert that s to bo gven at the Kalhlwacna hall tho comng Saturday, June G, to Saturday, Juno 3. Every fan n town s talkng about the ball games next Saturday at the league grounds, and tho prevalng opnon seems to be that tho Heads and the Sants wll have lttle trouble n wnnng, tho only ones that do not feel that way beng the followers ot tho Puns and the Kams. The games ought to be very nterestng (o say the least, as the end of the frst seres s only a few weeks off, and every one expects to see a determned effort on tho part of the talenders to wn from the leaders. The frst game on Satur day wll be between tho Puns and the Heads, and the second between the Sants and the Kams. Wllam Rco, tho captan of the Ka. llll A. C. track team, s busy gettng hs men n shape Tor tho athletc events that wll be held durng leet week. O NBefore one of tho largest crowds that have been present on the waterfront n many years tno Hawa, that wll JAPAN TO STOP LABOR Secretary Garfeld EuT Wll Come to Honolulu n Battleshp Mane. RUSSA TO SSUE HOME LOAN. Strkers Use Dynamte Anarchsts Arrested on Arrval. n Portugal. WASHNGTON, June 3. Embassa dor Takahra, n an ntervew, states that Japan s takng measures to ctt trely stop tho emgraton of laborers to tho Unted States. GARFELD EN ROUTE. WASHNGTON, Juno 3. Secretary Garfeld s on route to San Francsco, whence he wll sal for Honolulu on the battleshp Mano to nvestgate labor, tho coastwse trade, and harbor mprovements. HAMMOND AMBTOUS. AVASHNGTON, June 3. Jofn Hays Hammond has entered tho contest for Vce Presdent. John Hays Hammond, tho famous mnng engneer, s now employed by the Guggenhems at a salary of $600,000 per annum. He came nto promnence n connecton wth the Jamleson rad n South Afrca and was sentenced to death. Oom Paul fnally granted htm clemency. He s a Republcan. BODY OF DEAD PRNCE. SAN FRANCSCO, 4. Juno 3. Tho remans of Prnce Kawananakoa, who ded yebterday, wll be sent,to lono lulu on the Manchura, leavng here the 9th of June. NTERNAL LOAN.. ST. PETERSBURG, June 8. Tne cabnet proposes to ssue an nternal loan of $00,000,000 to make gooa the defct n the budget, whch provdes for famne relef, war debt, and the purchase of mltary stores. CANAL-CUTTER- RAN ADS S. WASHNGTON, Juno 3. Severe rans at Panama decreased, durng May, the amount of toll to be excavated n the canal cht 500,000 cubc yards. GERMAN TRATOR PUN8HBD. LBPSC. June 3. Herr Schwara, the author, has been sentenced to twelve years mprsonment for dsclosng mltary secrets to France. WEDDNG ANNVBRSAtY. PRN05T0N. New Jersey, June 8. Today drover Cleveland eelemte the twenty-secon- d annversary of hs marrage. AXANOKtT US max, Jut AJtlUfttTW). Wltow jwnh ng ocean race n July from uaa tt o started on her trp up to tne coast yos tcrday afternoon, a HtUo wal o uut two-thrt- y. The Hawaan nautt on hand to render patrotc musc to the asscmb.cd crowd, and wncn tle bow of tho yacht ponted out 0 all tho wast on save aer partlng salute. TLc tug luepd a largo number of newspaper men am other guests on board followed t.e wall put nearly as far as Damonu Head, gvng her a partng sa.ute u. three long whstles when sue can. about and headed back to the narbor. Up to the tme of slppng. lngs from the wtarf on the Walkl. sde of Fort street, everythng wus exctement on the trm lttle craft, but when the order was gven to cult ott her lnes everybody jumped to hs staton n true yachtng style. After the yacht had got away from the wharf sho made several reaches up and down the harbor so as to gve tho spectators present a chance to see how she could sal. The Hawa ooued very.trm and fast as she headed out of thpohnr- - bor wth everythng but her squarosat set. Wth any sot of wnd the Hawa ought to, bo n San Pedro by the 20th of the month. Tho race wll start promptly at noon on the Natons brthday, and t s to bo hoped tha she wll arrve about the same tme Tho smoker whch wll bo glwn to as tho leet. Tho best wshes of every morrow nght at the drll shed under one n the Terrtory s wth tho captan and crew, and t s to bo earnest tho auspces of tho Damond Head A. C. promses to be one of the most n y hoped that tho homo-bu- lt racer wll terestng over gven by a local club. havo no trouble Jn wnnng the race. A number of local talent have ottered thor servces to tho club and a good A checker tournament s n progress tme s promsed everyone that has at tho Y.. C. A. hall. A gold fob been lucky enough to be nvted. - has been offered to tho wnner. Tho mcmuers of tho Kalhl A. C. baseball team aro busy gettng n shape for the openng games of the Kalhl league. O The regular weekly shoot of the Hawaan Gun Club for tho now challenge cup wll bo held ths afternoon on the Kakaako traps at fve thrty. were arrested here yesterday whle dsembarkng from Buenos Ayres. STREET CABS BLOWN UP. CHESTER, Pa, June 3. Three street ears havp been dynamted by strkers. scathed BAND GOUT The Hawaan band wll play at Aala Park ths evenng at 7:30. Followng s the program: PART. Overture Jolly Students Suppe Maltz vlaura Mllocker German Tattoo Saro Selecton Ernan Verd PART. Vocal Hawaan Songs.. ar. by Berger Selecton Prnco of Plsen..Luders ntermezzo Black and Whte... Dubos Maunawl and Moanalua Ar. by Berger Star Spangled Banner. T 5 FOR THE PRESENT A Honolulu paper of Aprl 7 last states that Major Wllam G. Haan, Coast Artllery U. S. A., who s n Honolulu on a specal msson for the War Department n connecton wth the matter of fortfcaton of the terrtory, expects to recommend that several regments of nfantry and lght artllery bo statoned there permanently. At the War Department t s sad that thcro s no prospect of any- - more troops beng sent to Hawa just now at any rate. May 0. Army and Navy Journal, SAYS SUBWAY S NOT A SUCCESS. Engneer Declares the Great New York Project Lacks n Safety. CHCAGO, May 24. New Yorks Bub-wa- y s not a fnancal success. n olo-meof safety, comfort, capacty anl speed t also s lackng. These statements are contaned n a report of Blon J. Arnold, specal consultng engneer to the New York Publc Kbrvce Commsson, whch has been natle! publc. Arnold goes nto an extensve revew of the merts and demerts of the great bore, and n addton to frankly cnt clung t, makes to number of reeom- - meudatlos for mprovements. Absolute safety, he asserts, has beet sacr fced to obtan extra capacty, Whereas even greater capacty than t now has can be obtaned by safe methods, te further ponts out that the capacty ot the subway decreases as the load, after t has reached a certan pont, ncreas es, wtcr ne uecmreg s exactly con trary to what should he expected..furthermore, he says, the speed or Lmus s not mantaned durng the rush hour perod- - Fne Job Prlntln.O Star Offce, re VST ETTLEMENT NOTED LQUOR ABOLTONST GVES A GRAPHC DESCRPTON OF THE 6UvN0EST COMMUNTY N THE WORLD TELLS A ALE J A.llllAL FDELTY STRANGER THAN OF THE DANGEROUS (do..n G. Woo.lny, Lu.D., n Clcago Dal y News.) HONOLULU, Aprl 5. am wrtng....etor n the mdst of the saddest, uasest, soronest communty n the.)r!. t occupes a ltt.e cape of far- - y eel land on the wndward coast of the sland of Molokal, walled n bo-.l feet of sheer, gray precpce and 2000 mles of sheer, blue ocean stretchng northward and upward to the sky. From tho traveled road of passng steamshps toursts see a pretty vl.lage outlnng grassy ways, wth wcl-dress-- lawns and gardtns playng hldo and seek among tho groves of palms and ovcry knd of tree that loves tho tropcs and can bear ths stark exposure to the stff trade wnd. When the northeast trades blow hard no shp can land here, for there s no harbor and the whole water front s lava rock3 that tear the great Pacfc swolls to rags, day n, day out, never relentng. Rearward, a starway tral, by courtesy has been up the clff to gve a possb.e ext to the loo shore, so that mall, tho vltalcst commerce of the pathetc lttlo cty, shall never fal. Food supples aro thus made certan, too, but these, however ndspensable, are secondary n mportance, by Kalaupapa estmates. A LEPER SETTLEMENT. t s Kalaupapa, the leper settlement of the Hawaan slands. Hero for forty years al vctms of what Hawallans call the Chnese sckness, ( wthout regard to staton, wealth or latonalty, have been segregated, by the law, to stop the spread of the panless, nsdous, hdeous lvng death hat feeds upon the beauty and the ymmetry of the human form dlv-- ne, but leaves the vtal parts un- to see and,know and contemplate the process of dlapdaton. Nearly a thousad people, n all stages and forms of leprosy, are domcled n ths sprghtly cemetery, where tne bodes decompose afoot, movng about, gardenng, vstng, holdng meetngs, gvng concerts, playng games, electoneerng, votng, worshpng, marryng, reproducng. Love prosecutes her ancent forms unchecked, unchanged. Strappng young Leanders, marked for slow de structon, swm to meet fated, but beautful Heros watng at apponted palm trees, when the full moon glorfes the beach and the constant sur roars everythng besde to sllen.ee. sad t s a sad communty, and certanly that adjectve needs no support. But t s more strange than sad, because no vllage lfe n any country matches t n pure serenty. And tho causes are less hard to fnd than one would thnk n passng. HAWAAN TEMPERAMENT. Hawaan temperament s sunny as Hawaan skes. These chldren of the tropcs break nto a wall at a great sorrow, but quckly turn ther nearts and faces to tho lght, as flowers when the storm has overpast. There are great possbltes of joy n He doman of afflcton, and these the Polynesan eyes aro quck to sec. Even to colder, slower northern mnds there s a certan undertow ot nencn n nl nevtable calamty. Men condemned to executon are nearyal- - j ways cam. And n my own small way. t has been gven mo to know tho savng strength of quetness when frends wore vsbly and surely false, and losses overwhelmed lke avalanches. Tho jeer and threat of poverty are unknown here, and frendlness s as porvaave as tho ar. Of whatever errors n legslaton or admnstraton mght be made n tho South Sea, nhumanty would not be one. The love of lfe s strong, selfward and other-war- d, and the government of Hawa s as tender as an elder sster of ths pathetc, shut-- n colony. WHEN THE SYMPTOMS SHOW. The ffth act n the leper tragedy comes at tho begnnng. When the frst dreaded symptoms show themselves, the weeks and months ot anxous watchng wegh most heavly. Then other weeks and montlb n fear of detecton follow hard. Tho famly loyalty oblterates all fonr of contagon, even when deadly certanty has camped upon the scene. No wfe quts her husbands bed for knowledge that he s a leper. No sweetheart wthholds her ksses for the omnous whte spot upon her lovers cheek. Tho.awful secret s as safe wth relatves anrt frends as though the only UpB that could tell t were closed n death. But fnally detecton comes. The examung board sts. The mcroscope tears down the last defenses. The agony culmnates n the torture of goodbye when the leper shjp oasts nt, wth tho oxlle loaded wth wreaths, wavng alphas to the weoplng relatves nshore. hvs oon o tfpealc to la eohonl Qhllls about la phyejonl afreets ot PAL. FCTON-DES0E- N alcohol. So. far as leprous parents are fnancally able, or bcnovolcnt provson has been nado, sound chldren ot school ago are sent away to other parts of tho slands to be taught. But leper chldren and a few honlcprous aro n a publc school here. And havng vsted tho happy schools could not get my own consent to leave these chldren of the shadows out of the scheme. So hero am. TRP 0 LEPER COLONY. left Honolulu Aprl 7, on the lttlo mall steamshp walanl pronounced Evl Anne. say nothng about tho spellng, but guarantee the pronuncaton und every mplcaton thereunto appertanng. Tho sea was na3ty and the lttle tub seemed n the throes of a decson whether to do busness as a dvng sut, or a balloon. At -- oclock n the mornng we landed at Kaunakakal. say wo, for had a companon, and le, truly, a man wth a past. A Hawaan, well born, well educated and ambtous, ho wound up hs school days wth a trp to the Ch cago exposton n S93. After the far he traveled durng the wnter, and got hs cheek frost btten, on a slegh rdo n New York. On arrvng n Honolulu wth the scarred cheek stll swollen, ho was charged wth beng a leper. Hs story and hs magnfcent physque avaled hm nothng. The mcroscopo had not then come to be umpre n such cases. He was banshed to the settlement. Hs cheek got well. Ho was a pcture of manly strength Ho begged for and was promsed and neglected, for fourteen years. Hope ded. Ho marred a leper. healthy babes came. HE WAS DECLARED FREE. A month ago the red tape slackened unexpectedly. The mcroscope held a premortem on hs remans and pronounced hm alve and well. He was free. Ho declned to have lberty. Hs wfe joned ns frends, urgng hm to go back to hs professon, archtecture, and a fne poston was open for hm. Ho yelded and went out to work. Hs frst month was up yesterday. Ho resgned and took the shp for homo and ths mornng le s happy n hs cottage n the mdst of the lepers. He says he wll not, leave agan. We sat up all nght together and talked the whole wretched story through. t all f V camo to ths: cannot lcavo my wfe. From Kaunakakal wo took horses and clmbed ten mles to tho summt of tho mountan. t was necessary to wat for daylght, to descend tho precl-plc- o on ths sde. Wo had to auhndon our horses near tho summt, for tho tral s very dangerous. My frend wtlked ahead. Nowhere s thcro room for two to walk abreast along that dzzy shelf of rottng ava. At the summt ho took off hs hat and called back to mo: Thero s my home! Slppng and stumblng down tho steep path, we wero soon sghted by tho watchful offcers, who camo to meet us. The vllage s two mles from tho foot of tho pall. Along wth the polcemen, other frends of tho returnng one had come. They wated for us n a grove of kukul trees that clung to the clff about three hundred feet above the sea. They had horses for us, and t wns well tor me, for my knees wero tremblng from the long stran of unaccustomed muscles and was gettng a lot of nvoluntary exegess of the scrpture, The Lord hath no plcaure n the legs of a man. REMNANTS OF MEN. Such a company! All wore lepers; human remnants. There was not a whole man n tho party, although all wero bg, broad-cheste- d fellows of splendd bearng. A nonleprous Japanese servant came a moment behnd the others, to carry my valse, and wo descended to the plan where Dr. Goodhue, a Rush Medcal college man, the head physcan, wated for me wth hs carrage, and am wrtng, n hs pretty cottage, set well back among the wndswept pnlnb and crotons and orango trees out of a? possble reacl of contagon. Hs door bell s on the gatepost, and no leper ever enters the lnclosuro where hs lovely wfe aud babv nasa thor hannv days, begrt Wth the black darkness of contagous and ncurable dsease. But tho rest of ths strange story of a temperance campagn must bo contnued to another letter. JAPANS RESTRCTONS SATSFY CANADANS. OTTAWA (Ontaro), May 24. The Japanese Consul-Geera- l, Mr. Shlmzu. las nformed the Government here that hs nstructons from Toko are to dscourage any further nflux of Japanese nto Canada. Every ndcaton ths year and every report receved by tho mmgraton department pont to tho fact that the queston of Asatc mmgraton has been satstactorly settled so far as ths country s concerned. CAt SCKNESS. Your dsagreeable feelng- yhen - trav-elmn- s, such as headache, or nervousness, are all duo to agltatea nerves. Quck relef s nvarably obtaned by takng Dr. Mles Antl-Pal- n Plls. They clam and refresh tho weary nerves, and relevo you from all msery and pan. 25 doses, 25 cents. Never sold n bulk. Your next trp to Chcago or East wll be much more enjoyable f you go through Los Angeles, thence on ths superb Lmted through Salt Lake Cty and Omaha. Only 3 days Los Angeles to Chcago wth beautful scenery to vew. Just remember to L CONGRESSMAN SPOL THE WASHNG. MOORE SHRTS A BLL TO REGULATE WASHNG-TON-, May 25. tho prosperous laundrymen of tho Dstrct of Columba contnue as they havo been dong wc mght as well hand our lnen to tho tender merces of the bulldog or tho blly goat, declared Representatve J. Hampton Mooro of Phladelpha today after ntroducng a bll regulatng tho operaton of laundres n ths cty. Congressman Mooro ras attended 03 banquets n tho past 02 days. When a man buys a brand new shrt and sends t to tho laundry t s returned to llm lke a flag that has been frayed by the breezes, declared Mooro as ho spoke of the destructon of the 03 garments whch he wore at the 03 functons. t s smply awful, ho concluded. Moores bll provdes thao every laundry n the dstrct shall pay a lcense tax of $50 a year, t prohbts the use by laundres of acds and volent machnery. Any laundry n Washngton caught usng acds or volent machnery on garments s to be mulcted by the Uoverfhent n tho sum of?0(. SAN FRANCSCAN DES SUDDENLY ANTWERP, Mny 25. N ANTWERP. Walter Thomas Sachs of San Francsco, 2J years old, ded suddenly n ths cty today of heart dsease. He was. vstng frends. Waller Thomas Sachs was a son ot Samuel Sachs, who ded n ths cty a few years ago, and a noplow of San-for- d Sachs, who lves at tho Hotel Farmont. lls mother was a daughter of Thomas Shannon, for many years Collector of the Port and a promnent poltcan. Young Sachs was a brother of Mrs. J.. Newbauer. Chroncle. RAWHDE JACK CUTS AN ARTERY. Wel-Know- n Nevada Man Has Serous Mshap and May De. RENO, (Nev.), May 25. Rawhde Jack Davs, who was to start tomorrow to race across the contnent n an automoble, severed an artery today at Rawhde and s beng brought here tonght to a hosptal. Frends say ho may de. Davs was reported two days ago to havo gone to Los Angeles va Goldfeld n lls car preparatory to hs transcontnental rdo, but nstead Ho. made a flyng trp to the mnng camp south of here, ntendng to leave for the other Journey today. n a mne accdent, the detals of whch are not known n Tteno, an artery was cu, and before beng dlscovercrf thoa7sath.y mner nearly bled to death. STAR FLEET EDTON THAT WLL ATTRACT RLD ATTENTON The Hawaan Stars specal flee t edton wll jbe ssued smultaneously n San Francsco and Honolulu, on the lnes of the plan whereby the London Dally Mall ssues smultaneous edtons n London and Manchester, and the New York Journal and San Francsco Examner frequentjy ssue at the same hour papers n many respects dentcal, though the wdth of a contnent apart from one another. The exstence of a cable lne between here and San Francsco makes such an enterprse possble. t wll be the frst tme such a Journalstc feat was ever attempted n the Pacfc. t wll gve the Hawaan slands one of the greatest advertsements they ever had, for the publcaton wll arouse comment all over the Unted States and Europe. To Honolulu advertsers ths edton offers the best opportunty ever gven, wthout excepton. TWENTY THOUSAND offcers and men of the fleet wll be readng and referrng to ths paper all the eght or nne days of ther trp here. They wll get the paper Just when they are lookng for nformaton about Hawa, when they are leavng San Francsco wth Hawa as ther next stoppng place. They wll look t over every day, for nformaton about Hawa. More than three quarters of the offcers and men have never been here, and they wll be deeply nterested n a Honolulu newspaper. Promnent busness men of the Terrtory n commentng upon the plan above outlned have expressed the opnon that the fleet edton of The Star, ssued n ths way, wll be one of the greatest bts of Promoton work ever done here. l DALY TO pf U lsaltjaff(ltyttomm;!cago! ts truly ff A PALATALTRAN for PAjf LAR PEOPLE f fyllt!lhll)lllllfll!! Hnlllllll anmam Ask For Tckets va Salt SAYS DUCES Lake ADS Route NTRO- u- -

7 fhej HAWAAN BTAl. WEDNESDAY, JUNE., 908. SEVEN THE JJaNK OF JJ-A- LMTED. All ncorporated Under the Laws of tho Terrtory of Hawa. CAPTAL, SURPLUS AND PROFTS, S,02,4 5!). 05 OFFCERS: Cfaas. M. Cooke Presdent P. C. Jones Vce-Presd- F. W. Macfarlane..2nd. nt C. H. Cooke Casher 0. Hustaco, Jr Asst Casher F. B. Damon Asst Cash. & Secty Z. K. Meyers, Audtor Board of Drectors: Chas. M. Cooke, P, C. Jones, F. W. Alacfarlaue, E. F Bshop. E. D. Tenney, J. A. MtCand-t- Geo. R. Carter, C. H. Atherton, F. 0. Atherton, 0. H. Cooke, F. B. Damon. COMMERCAL AND SAVNGS Strct attenton gven to all branches of Rankng JUDD BULDNG, FORT STREET. BANKERS Comtnerclul and Travellers Letters f Credt lssutd on the Bank of Calforna and The London Jont Stock Bank, Lmted, London. J Correspondents for the Aner- - lean Express Company, and ( h. Cook Son. nterest allowed on term and bavlngt Bank Deposts. HE Lmted. Captal (Pad Up) Yen 24,000,000,00 Reserved Fund 5,050,000,00 Specal Reserved Fund 2,000,000,00 HEAD OFFCE, YOKOHAMA. Honolulu Branch 67 Kng Street Fre nsurance Atlas Assurance Company of London Now York Underwrters Agency Provdence Washngton nsurance Company The B. F, Dllngham Co., Ltd, General Agents for Hawa. Fourth Foor, Stangtnwald Buldng, F YQU WSH TO ADVERTSE N NEWSPAPERS ANYWCUU AT ANYTlMtl Call sn or Wrte UMVS ADVERTSNG AGENCY S xj fcnsomn.street? MN llanqhco, 0M.ll,!MTefrtttttHmtvwt PR NGE DAV THE SAD TDNGS CLOSELY FOLLOW NEWS OK MPROVED CONDTO- N-BODY TO BE BROUGHT TO HONOLULU N MANCHURA PROBABLY A STATE FUNERAL BOGRAPHCAL SKETCH OF THE LATE SCON OF ROYALTY. Sharply followng the publshed news yesterday afternoon of an m--! provctnent n Prnce Davds condton, cabled to tho Prncess about noon, tho sad news of hs death came. Ho ded at the Hotel Stewart, San Francsco,, at 5:5 oclock n the afternoon. The cause of death was pneumona, developng from a cold taken ten days before. Col. Samuel Parker, Mrs. Campbell-Parke- r, the Msses Murel and Beatrce Campbell and former Governor John T. Baker of Hawa were present at tho Prnces deathbed. Prlnco Jonah Kuhlo Kalanlanaole and wfe wll lkely have reached San Francsco from Washngton today. An Assocated Press cablegram states that tho body wll bo brought home n the Manchura Clav Sprocket. Wn. Q. WASHNGTON. May 2. Approxmately?5,000,000 s the estmate of the rwn n nnn Ontnnlrnlfl 0 Dn cost of the coal consumed by the Atlantc fleet when t wll have fnshed... ts cruse around the world. The estmate of the cost of coal necessary to HONOLULU,. 6. T. move tho lcet from San Francsco to Hampton Roads by way of Honolulu, Bn jfranclsco Agents Th Nvada Manla and Suez Canal has been reported by tho chef of the Blreau of Natonal Bank o: San Francsco. DRAW EXCHANGE ON Equpment as amountng to $2,039,000. AN FRANCSCO Th Nevada Na- - The Navy Department ha3 been n tunal Bank of San Francsco. recept of unoffcal communcatons LONDON-- Unon f London A Smths from tho Australan Government, offerng to furnsh wthout cost the coal Bank, Ltd. KBW YORK Amercan Exchange Na- - requred durng the vst of tho command n Australan waters. Of course, Uonal Bank. CHCAGO Com Exchang Natonal the Government could not thnk of acceptng such an offer and arrange- Bank. PARS Credt Lyonnal. ments have been made to use Amercan coal for the entre cruse. BERLN Dresdner Bank. HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The Hongkong am. Shangha Bankng YOU MAT HAVE NOTCED. Corporaton. THE LATE PRNCE DAVD That your KAWA-NANAKOarrvng face gets red, you have NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALA fullness n tho chest, breath comes Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of short hero and quck and feel a snkng sensaton, when you walk fast, go up about June 5. A Australasa. state-funera- l wth ancent Hawaan ceremones wll probably take place, the VCTORA AND VANCOUVEK Bank stars, arc excted or frghtened. Ths of Brtsh North Amerca. s the frst stage of heart dsease, and body to have TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG ts fnal restng pace n must have mmedate attenton. Dont the royal AND EXCHANGE BUSNESS. mausoleum. delay. Then Dr. Mles New Heart Deposts Receved, Loans Made en Prnce Davd Kawananakoa was tho Cure, whch wll strengthen the ner es Approved Securty, Commercal and eldest son of Chef Davd Kahaepoul of tho heart and Testore t to health. Travellers Credts ssued. Blls of Pkol, a cousn of Kng Kalakaua. Money back f frst bottle falls to Bought and Bold. He was born n Pauoa, Honolulu, February 9, 868, hence was n hs 4st (CpLLFCTNa PROMPTLY AC- - COUNTED FOR. year at death. Hs mother was tbe Prncess Kekaulke, a sster of Queen Kapolan. Prnce Davd, am hs BTABLSHED N MM. brother. Prnce Kuhlo, were Queen Kaplolanls hers. They were created prnces by royal patent ssued by Kng BBB OP & CO. Kalakaua, but were of royal lneage anyway, beng great grandsons of Kau-mual-, the last kng of Kaua. Ther father, Kahaepoul Pkol, was a hgh chef. Queen Kap:olanl, Kalakauas consort, was ther second consln. Prnce Davd marred Abgal Wah-kaahuul- a, daughter of the late James Campbell, oj January C, 902, three days after the brdes mother had been marred to Col. Samuel Parker. Tho marrage took place at the Occdental Hotel, San Francsco. Survvng Prnce Davd are hs wfe and three chldren Abgal Kapolan, aged fve years; Davd Kalauaua. four years, and Lydla Lluokalanl, three years. The Prnce joned tho Roman Catholc Church last year, severng hs connecton wth free masonry n whch he had reached the 32d degree. Tho Prnce was educated under the late Alatau Atknson and at Oahu College, and later he became a student at the San Mateo Mltary School n Calforna. He was afterward sent to Englnnd, where ho attended school for two years travelng much on tho contnent and beng receved n many of the royal courts of Europe. Hs brother, Prnce Kuhlo Kalanlanaole, the present Delegate to Congress from Hawa, accompaned htm throughout. Branches and Agences: Toklo, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasak, Lon don, Lyons, Nev York, San Francsco, Bombay. Hons Kong. Shangha. Han kow, Chefoo. Tentsn, Pekng, New- - chang, Dalny, Port Arthur, Antung After returnng home the two prnces Helen, Laoyang, Mukden, Tenllng, were tho personal attendants of Kng Ckungchnn. Kalakaua at all royal functons.. The bank buys and receves tor collecton blls of exchanges, ssues Drafts tcket as canddate for delegate to Con- Prnce Davd headed the Democratc and Letters of Credt, and transacts a gress n tho frst Terrtoral electon n general bankng buslnesw. 900, Col. Sam Parker runnng as tho Republcan canddate nnd the late Robert Wlcox beng elected as tho Homo Rule canddate. The late prnce was also natonal conventon at Kansas Cty n 900, and tho slk banner borne thther by tho elegatlou s now an ornament of the Kawananakoa homo n Pensa-col- a street. At the Kawananakoa homo there rosdo Kaua and hs wfo Kclllkele, both of whom have been wth the lalo prlnco snco hs brth. Kaua s 87 years of ago and hs wltt 8:. Kaua hb boon Prlnco Davds pokonal attendant always, and accompaned tho young prlnco when ho went to Europe. Ho truveled wth hm on tho manland. n nter yoa-w- Tho old couple feel that they hnvu lout ther own chld. Snce tho word of lhuo Davds langonnt lunlltlm was mtlvutl, Queen Mllnlmlul hnt Hluyod wth tlm nlrew n comfort mul dually o con dole Wll H, Mm guwu of Nw York, who unlvml lt tlm Ullwrlu m Moluy n vult wll) tt w lnottut thn MJ. wn Hm tlur. Hlt llhl D ES FRANCSCO brought word of the prnces ndsposton, a fact that tended to make the shock of tho later tdngs less sudden. Prnce Davd had been alng for some tme before he left here a few weeks ago. t was hoped that a bg game huntng trp up north, n whch he was to jon Colonels Parker and Baker, would have a bracng effect on hs health. Hs death n San Francsco recalls the fact that hs knsman. Kng Kalakaua, ded n the same cty n sm. FVE MLLONS THE COST OF COAL FOR THE FLEET. Australan Government Offers Free Supply lor the Battleshps. DOUBLE TRAGEDY. BERLN, May 9. A grls Jealousy led tn a double tragedy after a wod- - tltln.f Wftl-fl- t n Onllnatutfr.f frtletntlt yesterday. A young man named Franz Terkelsen was marred n tho mornng nnd n tho evenng there wan great merrymakng nt hla fathers farm. Suddcny there was a c:y or Fre! and Franz and hs father rushed out of tho house. They found that the stablc3 were on fre, and ran nsde to save tho cattle. Wh c they were nsde the roof fell n, and both were burled n the debrs and burned to death. The shock of the double tragedy klled tho mother of tho brdegroom, whle tho young brde went out of her senses. A grl n the vllage named Adela n m n...,:. f.t q,.,t;n m El lnrck has snco confessed that she set tho stables on lre. Two years ago sho wasengaged to Franz Terkelsen, hut the engagement was broken off, and so could not bear that he should nnry another. DLY DREAMNG. Wll you plcnso drlvo off tho ttack? asked the motorman. Tho truck drver promptly rened to ono sde. Thank you over so much, added the motorman, wth a smle. Youre very welcome, responded tho truck drver, but you must pardon my sqomlng carelessness. had no dea your ear was so near. Phladelpha Lodger. s bbhbdsmsssssfcstssssssskf ; S JLVJ&R, c,nj jcd Prntng. Star Offce. JsSSSSSSSSSSSSBsV J n J s out of the fog ol uncertanty whch H H lurrounrl lhf nurrlasr o( ordlnarv H a delegate to Q the Democratc j plated ware, because t s made n D, l n buyng t, every dollar spent ue- - BM H ; come a sure nvestment. l fcl Vlacle only n a plale Heaver nan gl. H pl trple, Communly Slver s sold at b W. Dmond & Co.. Ltd. tl W.WM X Bl lllrll nl r The lews ML tt KmL f! The evenng jwpor preenu the mornng paper the day after. to 0 ant Your Ads Reac ere s Some JSdvce 9 Honolulu mote than any other cty n the World, s a place where the Evenng Paper gets the hews frst. The clock here s over two hours behnd the clock at San F.rancsco, four hours behnd Chcago, fve hours behnd New York and ten to eleven hours behnd the clocks n the European captals. Ths means that when The Star s gong to press The Day s Clqsed n Washngton, Ch cago, New York and Europe and almost over n San Francsco. The news of the day s here for The Star. Under modern condtons t takes practcally no tme to pre pare and transmt news and THE STAR gets every evenng the. cable dspatches gvng News Of t For The Day Here are sonc of the features the predomnatng factor n an advertsng campajgn: plenty, t s delvered at the home each of tme to read t. The Wor when make paper t s carred home by the busness man when hs days work s done snd t stays there. A mornng paper s usually carred down town by the head of the famly and The evenng paper s not read all the advertsement receve ther t procnt the store news a lttle purchaser tme to plan a shoppng The evenng paper prewnu the ntrrrly euhorntw t. wltut The velng paper prnts dayjlfhl ll Uft, Just Ended- - that go to nght hurredly hurredly, road. share of attenton. the evenng the whole famly has but thoroughly, to Uat ahoful, gvng the propactlyc tour for th next mong. nw the day t wtptt. The news tnt. The mornng paper rtaw, kf mornng pper takal J.

8 ,Kon nb HAWAAN dtat, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 808. (Junos! Curos!! Kvcrythlng n the ourlo lne s cur-- red by ub. We make a specalty ot hand made fnncy work and are pleased to showho goods. WOMANS EXCHANGE. Hotel St. near Unon. W.G. rwn & Co., Ltd Wm. Q. lr wn.. Presdent and Manac Jchn D. gpreckels. Frst n W. M. affard... Second n H. M. Whtney Truasura Rahar lvem SereWrj V. F. W Uon Audtor SUGAR FACTORS, CUflMSSlON AGENTS AGENTS FOR O.tunlc Steamshp Co., Ban Frj.nclv. SVstern Sugar RrflnhnCo.. Ean Ttab- - clco, Catl. latdwln locomotve Works, Phladel pha, Pa. Kewall Unlveroal Mll Co., Manurac ture-r- s or Natlnnal Cano snrttjacr New York, N. T Dt.n on Co.. Bat FrancUeo, Cal. Kng up 7 for a case of tho purest nnd lvelest soda water taat evor went nto a glass. u COMPANY, LTD. Southerly Wnds Would Blow a nto Your House f Yon Would Say The Word onolulugasco l! BSHOP STREET -- HONOLULU OAHU TALORNG CO. Merchant Talors. Cgar Stand on the Corner. Boretanla and Emma Streets. Catton, NeJl & Co. Bglners, Unchlnlata, Blackamthft nd Bolermaker!. Frst cla wortc at reasonable rates. Honolulu ron Works, 6TEAM ENGNES, SUGAR MLLS, OLERS, COOLERS, RON, BRASS AND LEAD CASTNGS. lachlnery of Every Deacrlpt.o Vade U Order. Partcular Attenton pad to Sh.pV Blacksmlthlne. Jo Work Executed on Short Notlc. PORTO RCAN HATS. A largo assortment of tb$ best Porto Staan hats Just receved. Lowest Prces preval. See our wndow dsplay. LEADNG HAT CLEANERS. Port St. Opp. tho Convent. Telephone 493. Engneerng Offce 02v Kalaknua Ave. CSas. R. Roe. Mechancal Engneer Draftsman Estmator Archtect Patents Appled For Ganeral Bulness-ma- n and Workman. Patronage Solcted. 4 SUTS FOR $.50. W wll clean and press 4 suts a BMnth for U.60 f you Jon our olothaa tleaalsg club. Good work guaranteed. JON NOW. He Oho Clotlos eoalf, Co. Harrson Block, oratanla nr Fort. Pno Job Prlntmo Star Offce. NEW ADVERTSEMENTS. Tenders fur Supples (2) Pago t Sam Wo Meat Co Page & Henry May & Co rage t Prlmo Beer Page 4 Robert Love Stnte Page u THE WEATHER, Local Olllco. U. S. Weather Bureau, Youne buldng. Honolulu, T.., June 3, DOS. Temperatures, o a. m.s 5 a. m.: 0 n. nl. and morlng mlumuu. 7; 7; 76; 7S; 7. JJaroueet reaang; absolute humd ty (grans pel cubc loot); relatve humdty and dew pont at 8 a. n.: 30.0; D.0S; GG; 3. Wnd: Velocty ana drecton at 6 a. m.; 8 a. m.; 0 a. m.; and noon. 3, E.; 2, NE.; 2, NE.; 2, NE. ltalnal duus t hours endng 8 a. n., trace. Total wnd movement r.urlug 24 hours ended nt noon, 26S nllos. ;a. D. STOCKMAN, Ucctun Drector. NKWS N a MJTjJHtLl Paragraphs That Gve Condensed News of the Day. The fleet s comng. Let us clean up the cty. Change of program at the Orpheum ths evenng. try Luteds Tabasco Sauce. For sale nt all grocers. George A. Davl3 celebrates hs Jubl lee brthdaj today. Dr. Raymond left n tho Alameda tor the Democratc Natonal Conventon t s reported that Koreans n Ho nolulu are stll holdng secret meet ngs. The Board ot Health wll hold meetng on Frday afternoon at 8 oclock. Allegrctts chocolate creams, fresh at Benson, Smth &. Co., n pound and half pound boxes. Choce Kanpolo beef always on hand at Sam Wo Meat Co., Kng street, next to C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. Dr. Cofer s ssung drectons as presdent of the Board of Health, to all tho employes of tho department. The Board of Health advertses for tenders for supples for both the nsane Asylum and the Leper Settlement. The human system needs somethng to repar the waste of the body. Try a glass of Prmo Beer wth your meas. Henry May & Co., Ltd., have just receved a shpment of Lehnhardts chocest, dantest candles. Phone 22. Rev. A. N. Fsher lately delvered an address on bo-fo- re the Hawaan slands the Mens Club of the Frst Congregatonal church at Pasadena, Cal. The Hooulu and Hoola Lahul Socety has postponed ts regular monthly meetng tll next Wednesday mornng out of respect to tho memory of Prnco Davd Kawananakoa. Get your butter from the Metropoltan Meat Co., telephone 45. They have just receved some of the chocest rom thy best dares ncludng the celebrated Parker ranch. Rev. Davd Russell, an evangelst wth a hgh reputaton from South Afrca, s expected n the Manuka on June 27 and wll spend a week hero) holdng servces n Central Unon church. Rev. Dr. Halm Brook wll gve a seres of lectures upon the Astrologcal and Theosophcal sde of the Bble, wth llustratons, every Wednesday, at 8 p. m., n hs recepton room, 280 Beretana street. Of vtal mportance to Bble students. Dr. ODay, wfe and three chldren, left for ther home n New York n the Alameda. Tho doctor conducted some nterestng surgcal clncs whlo hero and Mr3. ODay charmed local socety wth her pleasant socal pres ence and lne muscal talent. Down at the Publc Baths construe tlon of tho conpfetlon ot the seawall was commenced yesterday by Park Superntendent Young and a bg force ot tho prson gang. Thebath rooms wll bo alsocompleted wth tho floors and t s expected there mayrbe some beautfyng of the makal part of tho lawn whch has lately been covered wth sand. Tho Methodst Sunday school wll pcnc at tho Baths on June SMM! BOM THE NEW JAPANESE BOAT STARTS ON NTAL VOYAGE ACROSS THE PACFC. The Toyo Ksen Kalshas new turbne, three-scro- w trans-pacf- c llne Tonyo Maru, accordng to specal Ma rne Exchange cable just receved, ths mornng Balled frprn Hongkong for San FrancUco nnd way ports. Sho wll ranch Yokohama on Juno 3 and Hono lulu on June 22 or 23, gettng to San Francsco on Juno 28 or 29. Sho wll wll buy a fne horn. Easy terms. renttrustco havo conslderabo cargo for ths port and a lnrgo through lst of passengers. HE S TRYNG TO HAVE BREC-KON- S NDCTED BY TERRTOR- AL GRAND JURY. H. Rev. Thwng wants to have U S. Dstrct Attorney Breckons ndct ed by tho Terrtoral grand jury for lvoumfc ll. 6.w fght hold last Saturday nght, le pad a call on Attorney General Hem- - enway ths mornng nnd made ths statement and doparted evdently very much pleased. Tho only sats- - facton whch ho was gven, however, was tho statement whch Mr. Hem- - enway maue to tno cucct mat u mu caso was presented n wrtng, n tho proper form, tho department would consder brngng t before tho grand jury, as t dd all other matters. No promse whatever was made that tho caso would be mentoned to- - tho grand jury. From all that can bo learned Attorney-General Hemonway feels, though ho wll make no statement fo publcaton, that tho attacks whch arc beng mado through tho courts on Breckons are n the lno ot very small potatoes. Ths statement s unoffcally backed by overy Offcal to bo found n the Judcary and Executlvo buldngs. Whle tho offcals feel that they cannot make statements for publcaton, ther prvately expressed opnons aro as a matter of fact hardly ft for publcaton, on account of the length to whch they go and the strenuous ends whch they advocate. GREW S no MAKBBEUEVB THE YACHT HAWA MANNED BY GENUNE TARS SKPPER. UNDER A REAL Comment on the waterfront follow ng the departuro yesterday afternoon for San Pedro of the schooner-yac- ht Hawa, Captan S. J. Harrs, s cm phatcally to the effect that Captan Harrs has no makebcleve crew aboard. Hs men aro all seamen and thoroughly understand ther busness.. ncdentally they are bound as are the salors of any seagong packet bound by regulaton Unted States artcles and the captan s as much kng aboard the Hawa as s the captan ot the Ersklne M. Phelps, the Fort George, the John Ena or any other bg deep waterman. f there was any nclnaton for any funny-busnes- on the theory that ths s a pleasure cruse, the master can squelch t wth as ron a hand as could the skpper of a commercal wndjammer, and tho law s behnd hm. FRST FQR EOS LH ONE OF FVE FFTEEN-TO- N WEA- PONS FOR DAMOND HEAD FORT HAULED OUT. The frst of tho fve ffteen-to- n guna for the Damond Head fort, brought hero by tho S. S. Hlonlan, was taken to ts permanent poston behnd Lcahl hll ths mornng. t took just eght mnutes to lft tho mortar from the ralway car by means of the bg crano n the yard.to tho dray of tho Honolulu Constructon and Drayng Company upon whch cradles had been placed to receve t. A steam roller htched on and started the long haul, landng the weapon at tho Fort.bout 2 oclock ths afternoon. Four guns reman n the ralway yard, on flat cars, to be taken out. Threo more guns and a lot of heavy accessores wll arrve on June 0 n tho S. S. Hlonlan. REYES N CONTEMPT. A bench warrant was ssued by Judge Lndsay ths mornng, orderng the sherff nny deputy, or polce offcer to arrest Raymond Reyes and produce Guaranteed Wth our expert cutter who has Just returned from the coast we guarantee every sut to ft. W, W, AHAHA CO., LTD. Merchant Talors. Walty Buldng Kng Street 96 TEST Date. Per Lb. Per Ton. May 4. May B May 6; May 8 May 9 May cents,,, --.ta May cents May 28 May cents., June cents.. May cents Cable Address: Armltage, Honolulu. Lleber Code. Postofllce Box G83, Telephone Man 0. HARRY ARMTAUK Stoolt ctcl Hunn Lro co MEMBER OF HONOLULU STOCK-AN- BOND EXCHANGE. Offce: Campbell BlocK, Merchant Street, HONOLULU, T. H. hm forthwth n court. Reyes s guardan for Davd Callhan, wno s now of age and has asked tor an accountng of hs estate. Reyes was ordered to appear n court ths mornng and make the accountng but faled to be present. The estate amounts to about?2000 and no accountng has been made for several years. D E! STOCK REPORT Sesson-Sae- s: 00 Oahu Sugar Co.?28.00; 25 Hon. B. & M. Co.,!p Between Boards Sales: 37 Oahu Sugar Co., $28.00; 50 McBryde J4.00; 50 Ewa f27.75; 5 Honokaa $.75; 20 Ewa $ Quotatons. Bd. Asked. Ewa Plant. Co Hawaan Com txhawaan Sugar Honokaa Haku Kahuku Plan. Co McBryde Oahu Sugar Co...v Onomea ; 3G.00 Ookala Olaa Sugar Co Paauhau : Pacfc 0.00 Pepeekeo Popeer Walalua Agr Walmanalo Walmea nter-slan- d 8.00 O. R. & L. Co Hon. B. & M. Co Hon. R. T. Co. com Nahku Rub. ass 2S.00 Haw. Pneapple Cal. Ref. Co. Gs Haku 6s Hamakua Dtch Gs Hon. R. T. Co. Gs McBryde Gs, 9G.00 O. R. & L. Co. Gs Oahu Sugar Co. 5s Pacfc Sug. Gs Paa Gs Poneer Ga 0.00 Walalua Agr Gs OFTHE HOOR ALE STAR GUST Even the smaller partb n The Man of tho Hour aro taken by persons of ablty n tho lne of Mr. play-actn- g. Conness, as the old war veteran, Mr. Schaefer as Henry Welle.rs, and Mr. Warren as young Wanwrght put as much good work n ther parts as those who havo more mportant roles. The author dvded the honors wlfh the cast and lke a mosac one s as necessary as another to complete tho whole. Wth the excepton of Mr. Warren these gentlemen have not often been seen oue boards here and ther rendtons wll surprse and gratfy ther frends. Seats are now on sale at Wall, Nchols Co., and should be reserved by those who desre to see a really frst-cla- ss performance. The followng excellent cast wll appear: Alwyn Bennott W. D. Adams Chas. Wanwrght W. L. Emory Scott R. Gbbs E. K. Arnold Rlchd. Horrlgan A. E. Murphy James Pholan Geo. C Potter Perry Carter Wanwrlght.Wm. Warren Judge Nowman James A. Wlder Henry Thompson Mr. AVebb Wllam ngramtt Mr. Conness R. P. Roborts W. E. Kerr Honry Welors G. C. Schaeror Arthur Pay no L. S. Connoss Mlls ; S. Wght Dallas AVnlnwrlglt.Mss Nelle McLan Cyntha Garrson Mrs. Wobh Mrs. Bennett Mrs. McLonnnn M88NO LKUTHNANT SAl-R-. MANLA, May 0, Hocond Louten-nu- t Arthur. Klrnboclc, who was ro-- LONDON BEETS Prce. shllngs, pence. shllngs, G pence. shllngs, 7 2 pence. shllngs 8 4 pence. shllngs 5 4 ponce. shllngs -- 2 pence. Bhlllylngs, 3 pence. shllngs, ponce. shllngs shllngs, 4 pence. shllngs, 3 4 pence. shllngs, G pence. shllngs, 3 pence. James F. Morgans AUCTONEER AND STOCK BROKER Member of Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange. Stock and Bond Orders receve prompt attenton. nformaton furnshed relatve to all STOCKS AND BONDS. LOANS NEGOTATED. Phone 72 P. O. Box 094. WAKAM Asuk & CO. Sole Agents For Yamatoyas ( Carole New Shpments Receved by Every Steamer. 3G and 42 Robnson Block. HOTEL STREET. Hsses Jonnson & dsch Dressmakng and Talorng Are now n ther new quarters, Elte Buldng. The latest New York and Parsan Btyles. 70 Hotel street, opp. Young Hotel Otfye PUTDBE never wears out, and s a thng of beauty and a joy forever. ts PCTURES WEAR are beautes and al ways provoke admr OUT. ng comment. Look n our wndow to Bee tho latest noveltes HAWA PHOTO & ARE CO., LTD. ported on May 2th to bo mssng from hs staton n Mndanao, s safe at Malabang. Tho authortes mssed hm because of nterrupted telegrams. THE CONVOCATON At the afternoon sesson yesterday of the Womans Gulds, n connecton wth the Epscopal convocaton, ad dresses were made by Canon Ault on tho needs of hs feld, by Mr. P. T. Ku kao and Deaconess Potter on the Jap auese wok, by the Rev. Kong Yn fet and Mss Sara Chung on Chnese work. Mss Mary von Holt read a reporc bf tho work of St. Andrews Junor Aux llary, and Mss Helen Cathcart of St. Andrews Prory Branch. A bref report was gven of tho followng gulds: St. Andrews tho Hawaan, St. Clements, St. Peters, St. Elzabeths, St. Augustnes, Kohala: Holy nnocents, Lahalna; Church of tho Good Shepherd. Waluku; Uhrlst Church, Kona; St James, Hlo, ano other organzatons- Mrs. L. F. Fol-sogave an nterestng account or nor work at St. Marys, MolllHl. Tho specal work takon up by tno Womans Auxlary was to p.vvao n rosldonco for tho ter. Leopold Krol at Lahalna and tho erecton or a parsh 0KO on the church lot. nuslnobb of tho convocaton ended wth tho Boson of tho Gulds. Tonght nt S oclock an ontertnlnment wll bo glvun n tlo Sundny-oho- room, nj enttled Old Japan. On Thursday Wallop nnd Mrs, Jtontnlck wll te nt homo to ther frends. Specal Sale of Real Hand Made Lnen Torchon Laces Heres an opportunty for lovers of laces to buy real handmade Torchon Laces at lowest cost possble. Real Torchon Laces L oc qualty 6c a yard., 2jc qualty 8c a yard. 5c qualty oc(a yard., 20c qualty 5c a yard. 25c qualty... A l6jjc a yard. 35c qualty 25c a yard. S. 8ael?sy Goods 0o.9 Ltd THE STORE WTH THE MONEY-BAC- K tub onrnnu oram Offer to the Trade POLCY. n nun pn uu. Ther Mll Products ncludng the followng Celebrated Branch GOLDEN GATE, SPERRY, DRFTED SNOW, MAPLE LEAF, SOUND RNG, RED SHELD. And other Famly and Baker Flour. Also. BRAN, SHORTS, MDDLNGS, ROLLEDBARLEf, and the Famous CAPTOL MLLS CEREALS. The Sperry Products have been for over ffty years the stand ard of qualty for the Pacfc Coast.. Ask your Grocer for them and nsst upon havng them. ROBERT NNES LTLLE, R2SD5VT MAJVAGBR Honolulu Offce: Hlo Offce: Robnson Bldg., Queen St. Spreckels Bldg., Kng St. HUSTACE-PEO- K Fort Yv Hrt nl rkf onmnry nlcrk N & Drayng CONTRACTORS. RWN & CO., LTD AYMJN Phone Queen Street. P. O. Box ESTMATES GVEN ON ALL KNDS OF TEAMNG dealers k Fre Wood, Stove, Steam and Blacksmth Coal Phone Offce 28. Crushed Rock, Black and Whte Sand. Garden Sol. Hat, Gran, Cement. Etc.. Etc. GENERAL on St., Opp. W. G. Black Sand, Broken r rar ARE N SEASON uun Go., CO., LTD. Ld,.!?!?! n P. O. Box nr tn nchr Wnrlf Whttn nn- - Coral, Garden Sol, Etc. Dd you ever realze that any frut brused by fallng looses much.jr f not all of ts delcous fresh flavor, and that ths s more partcularly true of the Allgator Pear and Mango. ROC. FRUT PCKERS$.QQ Our Pckers arc especally made to save the frut. They are adjustable so that frut can be pcked from low trees as readly as from hgh ones. Poles can be had any sze form 4 to 25 feet. W. W. DMOND& CO., LTD Street, Honolulu. V &&,. h ar lft Y.4