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HONOLULU H NOVEMBER 1898

Oceanic Steamship Compy

TIME TABLETho Fine Passenger SteamerB of Thin Lino Will Ariive and Leave

This Port as Herounder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN FRANCISCO

MARIPOSA NOV 9AUSTRALIA NOV 23

MOANA NOV 9AUSTRALIA NOV 29

la connection with tho sailing of tjie above steamers the Agents aroproparod to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from Sau Praucisco to all points in the United States and fromNow York by any steamship line to all European ports

For further particulars apply to

Wm G Irwin CoLIMITED

General Agents Oceanic S S Company

I NEVER SAW A SAW SAW AS THIS SAW SAWS SAWEUL SHARP

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDHAVE A NUMBER OF NOVELTIES IN

DVIIecliariics Toolsand a largo stock of TOOLS and IMPLEMENTS of all kinds

Also samplos of a New Malto of SAWS which tho Manufacturersclaim arosuperior to auy heretofore put upon the Market

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Improved Planters HoeAre Giving General Satisfaction

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General MerchandiseAND

CJOIJISSIOjCST MEEQElpr3Ygents for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LinoBritish Foreign Marine Insurance

Northern Assurance Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Line Paclcotn from Liverpool

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and FeedNow and Fresh Goods recolved by every packet from California KoBteru

States ami European Markets

Standard Gradn of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fishtt GoodB deliver to ny part of tliq Oity --ffift

The Independent 50c per Month

DEPENDENTNATIONAL THANK8GIVINQ

President McKinloy Proclaims Thurs-day

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tho 24th Inst for Its Ob-

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Washington Ootobor 28 ThoPresident after tho Oahinot meetng to day issued tho followingThanksgiving Proclamation

By the President of the United Slates

A rilOOLAMATION

The approaching November bringsto mind tho customs of our an-

cestors¬

hallowed by time and rootod in our most snored traditions ofgiving thanks to Almighty God forall the blessings He has vouchsafedto us during tho past year

Fow years in our history haveafforded suohcauso for thanksgivingas this Wo have been blessed byabundant harvests our trado andcommerce have been wonderfullyincreased our public credits beingimproved and strengthened all sections of our common country haveboon brought together and knittedinto closer bonds of national purposeand unity

The skies havo been for a timedarkenod by the cloud of war butas we wtre compelled to take up thesword in tho cause of humanity woare permitted to rejoice that theconflict has boon of brief durationand the losses wo havo had to mournthough grievous and importauthavo beon so few considering thegreat results accomplished as to inspiro us with gratitudo and praiseto the Lord of Hosts We may laudand maguify His Holy Name thatthe cessation of hostilities came sosoon as to spare both sides thecountless sorrows and disasters thatattend protraetod war

I do therefore invito all myfellow citizens as well thoso at homeas thoso who may be at soa orsojourning in foreign lands to retapart aud observe Thursday the21th day of November as a day ofNatioual Thanksgiving to come to ¬

gether in their several places ofworship for a Bervico of praise audthanks to Almighty God for all thoblessings of tho year for the mild-

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of the seasons and the fruitfulness of tho soil for the continuedprosperity of the people for tljR

devotion and valor of our countrymoo for tho glory of our victoryaud tho hope of a righteous peaceand to pray that tho Divine guidancewhich hat brought us heretoforo tosafety and honor may bo graciouslycontinued in the years to come

In witness whereof etcWilliam MKinley

By tho PresidentJohn Hav Secretary of State

THE PHILIPPINES

TJnclo Sam to Keep Them and Abaumo tho 1800 Debt of FortyMillions

8pccial Dispatch to the Chronicle

Washington Oct 28 PresidentMcKinley has decided to keep alltho Philippine Idlands Tho UnitedStates will aisumo 10000000 of thePhilippine debt in consideration ofa quit claim by Spain Tho Ameri-

can¬

Poaco Commissioners will bo in ¬

structed to lay the Presidents deci ¬

sion before the Spanish Commis-

sioners¬

at Paris on MondayThis statement of the Administra-

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program is made on tho highestauthority It was givon out aftor to-

days¬

Cabinet meotiug at which thoPhilippine question was fully discussed Tho Presidents decisionhad beon foreshadowed but ho hadrofrained carefully from committinghimBolf Anxious to exoauto thewill of tho pooplo ho has boon study ¬

ing the sontimont of tho country formonths When ho wont West hefound hirosolf swopt along by thofull current of expansion sontimontIf the Preeident had gone to Donverinstead of strjppitfg ot Omaha he

might havo found tho expansionistsdemanding the Canaries

Tho Presidont has beon informodthat the Spanish Commissionerswould demand a cash indemnity iftho Unitod Statos deoidod to holdall tho Philippines The Spanishcontention is that this country isnot entitled to keep anything butManila Tho Spaniards admit theyaro helpless to prevent Uncle Samfrom taking what ho chooses butthey maintain ho should pay goodAmerican gold for anything ho koepsoutside of Manila

In abandoning claims in connec-tion

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with tho so called Cuban debttho Spanish Commissioners threwthemselves on tho meroy of the Am-

ericans¬

The President has beenmoved to pity by thoir plea Hedoes not wish to have the UnitedStates appear before the world asthe robber of a proslrnte and help-less

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foe but fully realizes it wouldprobably bo hopeless to ask Con-

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for an appropriation to paySpain for a quit claim The Presi-

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has decided that the UnitedStates can afford to bo generouswith Spain in the settlement of thofate of the Philippines

Dupue Accepts Promiorship

Paris October 28 M Dupuy hassecured the support of M RibotDelcasse and Leygues and has form-

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informed President Faure thathe is prepared to form a Cabinet

2500 Howard

For the return of the DiamondPin lost at L B Lerre store duringhis big salo of new goods just re-

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by the Warrimoo Seo hisadvertisement

HOLIDAY

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displaywill commence theof our Now Goods

on MONDAY November 7

We have wares from overtwenty five factories in Enrope and tho United Statesand there aro more to follow

Vo beg to btuto that be ¬

tween tho 7th and 30th ofNovember we will displaytho btSt assortment of Holi ¬

day Wares ever seon on theseIslands

All Goods are marked inplain figures

Come and inppoet whetheryou wish to purchase or not

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Wilders Steamship Go

TIME TABLE

0 L WIGHT Pres S B KOBE BooOapt J A KING Port Snpt

Stmr KINAXJOLABKE Commnndor

Will lcavo Honnlnlu every Tuoadoy at 10oclnib n m touching nt Lnhalna Moaaca Bay nud Makcna Uie same day Ma

hukonn Knalhao and lauvnlioehoo thefoliowsng day arriving at Htlo Wodnesilav

Betnrnine will sail from Hilo every Fri ¬

day nt 8 oclock p m touching at Lnnpahoehoe Mahnkona andKawalhae Makena JIaalaen Bay nnd lalmlua tho follow-ing

¬flay arriving ai Honolulu Sunday am

Will call at Ioholkl 1 unn on thosecond trip of each month arriving thoroon tho morning of the day of salllhg fromHilo to Honolulu

The popular rout to tho Volcano is viaHilo A good carriage road tho entiredisiuncc

Stmr OLAUDINEOAMEltON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 p utouching at Knhului Hana Hamoa andKlpohnlu ilaui Returning arrives aHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will cull at Nuu Ktuipo once eachmonth

tar- - No Froight will be received after im on day of snlllns

This Company will resorve thb right ofmake changes in the time of departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andt will not be responsible for any conse ¬

quences arising therefromConsignees mast be at the Landings to

receive their freight this Compony wilnot hold itself responsible for freight afterit nas been landed

Live Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not bo responsible tot

Money nr Valuables of passengers unlessplaced In tho care of Parsers

S3 Passengers are requested to purobuss Tickets before embarking Tnostfailing to do ho will bo subject to an addi ¬

tional charge of twentv flve percentPackages containing personal effects

whether shipped ts baggago of freight ifthe contents thereof exceea 100 in valuemun have the value thereof plainly statedand marked and the Company will nothold itself liablo for nnv loss or damace inexicss of this sum except the goods beshipped undtr a special contract

A11 employees ot tho Company aro for ¬

bidden to rtcoive freight without deliver ¬

ing ii chipping recolpt therelor In the formproscribed by tho Company and whichmay bo seen by shippers upon applicationto tho pursora of tho Companys btcamers

Snippers aro nodded that if freight isshipped without snoh recolpt it will beboiely at the risk of the shipper

OLAUS 8PJIKOKELS WM G IBWIN

Glaus Sprcckels Go

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BANKERSHONOLULU

Francisco Agent THE NEVADABANK Of SAN FJiANOISCO

EXCHANGE ON

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The Nevada Bank o

Union Bank ot London

NEW YOUK American Exchange Na

OHIOAGO Merchants National BankPAltIB Comptolr National dEscompte de

ParisBKULIN Drcsdnor BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Shanghai BankingCorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTBALIA

Bank of New ZealandVIOlOUIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

of British North America

Transact a General Banking and ExcharBusiness

Doposits lleceived Loans made on Aproved Heaarlty CommorolaJ and Travel ¬

ers Credit Issued Bills ot Exonangebought and sold

OollontlnTia Promptly Aooonntod Voi

NOTICE

T 8 HEREBY GIVEN THATFKOM ANDX utter this date Air O Stillmau has nofurther nnthotlty tn collect for and on bohalf Of Till iNDEriKUbNT

F J TESTAHonolulu Aop 1 1808 Proprietor

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lisherEDMUND NORRIE EditorW HORAOK WBIQHr Assistant

EditorUeaMliiKln Honolulu

SATURDAY NOV 6 1893

DOLEFUL

Wo always predicted that annex ¬

ation would demoralize evon ourbest people but wo did not think

that a change for the worse wouldIw noticed within the next few

voars Imagino the shook to theebmmuuity when a number of themost select alighted from theircarriages and in the face of ourgoodie goodie Indies waiting fortheir letters boldly entered thatdun of inequity knuwu as the UnionArt Gallery

The parly was composed of Presi ¬

dent S B Dole Minister KinpMarshal Brown Fired out Minister Thurston and ex MinisterHatch They mot near the entranceto Cunhas anloon where Mr Doleshook hands with Dr S E Bishopand then whispering Com1 onboys load the party through thenarrow path which leads to whiskeyand soda What happened in thesaloon will remain a mysten As a

mntier uf fto t e parly Mumumsafely and evuleuily deteriuiueil 01

further shocking the town Withspringy steps they proceeded to theKoyal Annex and after a brief visitI here waltzed iuto tho Royal whichfrowned at the combination of thesegood republicans From there Dolesteered carefully towards the emblemof hope the Anchor Hatch was beginning to drop behiud In the Anohor the annexed leaders bei au egoodnatured and in slow mirch thereached the Pacific Thurston wadropping to the roar but the Mar¬

shal still hugged on to the Presi-dent

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In the Pacific they must havediscussed stocks because suddenlya rush wa9 made for the MerchantsExchange In straggling order thoCosmopolitan and Empire werereached where the daring band waslost sight of but later reported astravelling to the rest of the refresh ¬

ment saloons in hacks

It is rumored that the Presidentand I ho distinguished prty wentaround to inspect back doors andblinds painted windows and sideroomp but we can hardly believethat he would lower tho dignity ofhis nondoBoript ollioo in such a manner And why was not Damou iuvitod to come along Ho mighthave set em up every time out ofthe new bond money That Smithlefused to join the expedition isnatural He didnt wnut his col ¬

leagues to hoar him being greetedby the afTable bar tenders with ahearty tho usual Mr Sinithl

A Cabinet meeting was to be heldthis afternoou in regard to saloonmattors and regulations The mem-

bers¬

did not meet but a telephonemessage was received in a Bomewhatindistinct voice saying Evorshingshatisfaothis allrnundshaloohns

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Tho Reverend Sereno E Bishopconsiders the performance of biga-mous

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marriage n very trilling andfrivolous matter Wo have nevereulertnined a high opinion of themoral character of the reverend doc-

tor¬

but wo never expected to findtho Friend downright immoralBut as tho Friend says tho Bishopis of uusound miud

President McKinley is reported tobate raid tbat He dots not wish to

hivo tho United States appear bo

fore the world as the robber of aproUrato and helpless foo Howlike tommy rot this ooundB tothose of us who know how Hawaiiwas annexed by McKinley and hispet Dole The strong suit of bothof those groat and good men ap-

pears¬

to bo rank hypocrisy

It if to bb deeply regretted if thoadministration should be unablo tospare suQlciout funds for tho imme-diate

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establishment of a seweragesystem in Honolulu The sanitaryonditions are becoming worse everylay and if something radical is notlone the rate of sickness and death

will become appalling Tho moneyo far secured by tho salo of the

bond issue will not bo sufficient tocarry out the plau for a sowerngeLocal capitalists should come to thofront and buy the bonds if for noither reaon iu tho intorot of thohealth of thoniBolves and theirfamilies

The good sense of tho soldiersgarrisoned here and of tho poliroofficers Bhould toll them that therois no possible reason why thereshould be any friotion between themilitary and tho civil authoritiesIoU of the soldi rs have until very

recently bon civilians and neverdoubted that they must respect theauthority which is represented bythe Iluh wielding star bearingpdicemiu Becaine they havKchanged their civilian coat for themilitary uniform of Uncle Samhero has been no change in their

rotations to the civil authori-ties

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wherever they go Thedifference is simply that besidesminding the police they mustalso mind tho military authort Tn fai fc their chances forpiiuihment are two to one againstthoo of the civilian Tho police arecertainly not hankering for a rowwith the soldiers ami it is no pleas-ure

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to them to run iu the boya inblue They must do thoir duty asmuch ns every soldier must andwhen a member of the garrison infr nges on tho law it is tho plainduty of tho police to arrest him aridof the authorities to punish himB tween th two brances of theGovernment there t eed be no fric ¬

tion and there will be none as longis the soldiers behave themselves asorderly citizens nnd the youngerinemliers of the police force dropill uecessary ofBciousnesB nnd use alittle discretion

Soldiora in Trouble

Two soldiers of the local garrisonwere arrested last night for areatinga disturbance in front of the PostOffico by assaulting the Japanesecoachman of Dr Day and police officer Espindn

At the request of Capt Killan ofthe Nebraska volunteers who hap-pened

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to be around tho men woroMensed and ordered to appear intho District Court this morning

Captain Killan who evidoutly isan aide lawyer appeared for thetwo men anil explained their case tothe magistrate in eloquent language

Tho Marshal could not altogetherdrop tie charge against tho menbut did not press a sevoro punish-ment

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Alter considerable speechmaking and a lecture from tho judgetho men were let off with a fiuo ofS20 oach

Tho two soldiers will leave forManila bv the Arizona and there re ¬

member tho club of tho Hawaiianpolicemen

B von Tompaky DeadBy the Lehua a brief note reached

Mr J MDowsett informing him ofthe death at Makawao of his brother-in-la- w

Randolph von TempskyTho sad message was sont by tele ¬

phone to Lahaina to Captain Ahlborn who had just timo to pen anote announcing the death ofwhioh no particulars have yot reach ¬

ed his friends iu HonoluluTho docoased who was about 42

years of ago was quite well a weekago whon ho was visited by MessrsEdward Dowsott aud Jaraos Wildorwho returned from Maui on lastSunday Randolph von TempBkywas manager of the Erehwon ranchat Makawao and was married someyerB ago to Miss Dora DovvBott ofthis city who survives him withtwo children

Tho Dorfe ArriveaTho S S Dorlo orrivod last oveu

ing with a light mail tho hoavv mailbeing on tho transport Indianawhioh arrived this morning TheDoric como down in GJ days fromSan Francisco and brought tho fol-

lowing¬

passengers

James Morgan and two childrenCol J H Soper wife and two chil-dren

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N Halstend E M Muroh MissMarch E Lindormanu and wifeMiss Lindermann J K Farloy GeoF MoLeod Jns Ogilvv Miss AnnaPerry Geo A Paine W W Hyslop J0 Iseuberg wife and maid PaulIsonherg Mr NoltonhiB Mr Slrookowald E H Anthony O B StillmanJudge A S Hartwoll Miss Madelaine Hartwell Jas Brewer MissRachel Brewer A D Cristiansou JA McCandless B F Sandow andwife W P Do Coligny in cabin andJ E Duff GhBB H Hamburg T LHolloway CyrtiB Way in the steer-age

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Tho Dorio is booked to sail forYokohama at 2 oclock this oftornoon

Zlocoption InvitationMr and Mrs Henry E Cooper

present their compliments to theladies and gentlemen of Honoluluand invito them to attend a recep-tion

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and danco to be given iu honorof Miss Anna Rose at their residencein Manoa Valley on Monday ovoniug November tho 7th at 8 oclock

LAUNDRY WORK

Tho MONO ULtT STEAM LUNDRY0 LID Solicits your patronage andGiiraneoi the

FINEST CLASS OF WORK

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ReisonalDle Prices

Only White Lab or ho loved

M FLANNEL8 and BILKS Wasu d byHand Ordinary Mending and ButtonsS wid on

TKLUPHONE No 633 and leave youror ers 1039 tf

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Mro Botkin Indictod for Murder -

Mrs Cordelia Botkin has been in-

dicted¬

by tho San Francisco GrandJury for tho murdor of Mrs JohnP Dunning at Dauvor Del onAugust 12th Tho indiotmont waspresented to Presiding Judge Bel ¬

cher of the Superior Court who re-

marked¬

upon rending tho documentthat it appearod to him that theorimo of murder in tho first degreehad been committed for whichreaBin ho would rofuso bail for theaccused

HAWAIIAN

Opera HouseOOMMKNOINQ

Thursday Evening Noy iOili

NMNCY0NEILAND

McKee Raokins Go

12 PERFORMANCES

PLAYS 12THURSDAY NOV 10TH

MULG IDJLPrices Evonincs 6 00 nnd 150Prices Mniineos r0 75 and U0Bole of season tlckes confined to even ¬

ing performances nly coiumccen ntWall Nichols Co Tlmr dny 0 n m

Frle for tho nino evening performances11125

REMOVAL NOTICE

WOOD HAS KEMOVKD HISDlt to Thurston Ave I he officeson Berotanin Htreet are retained

Othoe hours after Oi to or 15th will b0 to tt a m j 2 to I r mj 770 to as3n a mS nriays I to 11a m only

Office Tel ph no No flliIleatdenco Telephone No 831

1018 lm

EDMUND H HART

Notary Public Typewriter

Conveyancer and Searcher cfRecords

Office fJampbell lock Merohnnt Streetm xt door tn Hnwnllnn Wine Oo

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Honolulu Septal 1S9S

THKPEKFKCT

PLOWSTu nil agricultural couutries it is

on a good plow that tho tiller ofthe soil relies for a good crop Wocarry all kinds of plowa from thelarge

Sulky Plowsto tho smallest

Rice PlowsBut it is on our

Plantation Breaking

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DOUBLE MOLD BOARD PLOWS

that we chiefly pride oursolvosThose are iu use on nearly everyplantation on tho Islands Onlywithin the last three weeks wo havesold a number of the large plows totake the place of plows from otherfirms which had been returned asuusntisfaatory

The great advantage of tho Porfectplow is that it requires less animalsto draw it aud cuts an excellent fur-

row

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without digging down

Trio HnwiUlsD Hardware Co L1- -

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We have received an IMMENSElot of goods by Ihe Warrimoo andwill offer them for sale Fresh from theFactory at price Extraordinary lowBemember they are not old and shopworn goods SOLD AWAY BELOWCOST bnt new goods sold at a profitto ns even at the prices we ask be ¬

cause we buy in LARGE QUANTI ¬

TIES and can afford to sell cheap0

Victoria Lawns Egyptian Mull Madras Indian Silksa- -

Lace Gnriains Valenciennes Fancy Dross Goods

ms Soilings Napkins and Table Damask

NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS

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Sugar I 5 1G strong

Bedspread solo nt Sachs

J W Ghnprann will enter for thoOooper roception on Monday nftornoon

Sheetings and Pillow casings atBiff Bargains to Buyers to morrowat Saohs

To day is Guy Fawns day in OtelEngland but its recognition is fastfading away

Waimon rhubarb celory cabbageand potatoes Edgar HonriquesMaonio Temple

The local dnntlwnte took a badjump Inst month and was tho high ¬

est in six years

Dont forgot tho Kindergartenconcert at Progress Hall on Tuoday evening next

Co D ontertains Co B at dinnerthis evening to celebrate the lat torsvictory at tho targets

General Merriam has reported A-dversely

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in regard to a permanentcamp at Honolulu

IJiv W M Kinraid will Ipctureon the Ideal Church at CentralUnion Church to morrow morning

Persons requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of new designs onviow

Camp M6Kinloy has been practic-ally

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abandoned for Kaalawai as thotwo companies now there leave forHawaii on Tuesday

Punahous 3d football team de ¬

feated the High Schools 2ud by ascore of 22 to 0 on the collegegrounds ystorday afternoon

There will be the usual band con ¬

cert at Emma Square at 4 oclockthis afternoon and at Makee Islandat 8 oolock p m to morrow

Miss Helen Wilder is again thooUicial protectress of tho animalsaud satisfaction roigns supremoamong tho four footed tribes

Row Alexander Mackintosh willconduct both the services of thoSecond Congregation of StAndrews Cathedral to morrow

The season ticket sale for thoNanco ONoil engagement clcsosthis evening On Monday the saleof single performance tickets opens

Tho Honolulu Steam Laundry isnow ready for business and allwish its enterprising proprietorshearty success It will grow gra-dually iu popular favor

Dr Walter Maxwell has been ap ¬

pointed honorary speuial agent ofthe U S Department of Ariculturea pot he will honor aud in whiofjhis labors will bo of inestimablevalue

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The regular monthly consecrationmeeting of I ho Y P S O E Societywill bo hold nt the Central UnionChurch to morrow evening TJmmooting will begin at 030 p m Allmembers are earnestly requested toatttend n

The Transports Indiana and Ohioarrived Ihh morning with Kausaianil Washington volunteer troopsmi route to Manila The ZhkIiiiiIIaand the Newport nro the uoxt transport to arrive

A I iruM attendance is expected atthe football match this afternoonbtween Punuhnu and PennsylvaniaThe irame will be called at U30 onthe Maluki baseball grounds Admission 25 cents

Tho tire yesterday afternoon wasin an alley minting from Emmastreet iu two houses owned by H AHoeu aud gave our excellent department some little trouble Tholoin is covered by insurance

The now board of the HawaiianCommercial Sugar Co is com ¬

posed of H P Baldwin president jAlbert Meyer James B Castle Wal-lace

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Alexander and E M Walshwith George Ralph as secretary andW J Lowrie manager

Nows was brought yesterday bythe 0 D Bryant that the unluckyCity of Columbia had put into Hiloin a crippled condition and thatOapl Miluor had nskod for a surveyby the Board of Underwriters Theship ia iusured for 125000 Owingto several peculiarities iu tho reportconfirmation is awaitod by tho isl-

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steamers

The Rugby rules football playersare getting things iu order for thecoming soason and praatico willshortly commouco Players affiliat ¬

ed with Iolaul College should oxpress thoir desire of joining tho teamto Rev J F Lano and tho townteam to A St M Mackintosh at theollioe of Mr H M von Holt Thodetail for the Regiment team is notyol announced

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Towel sale at Siehs to morrow

Subscribe The Independent 50cents per month

Deputy Marshal Hitchcock hasreturned from an official visit toMolokni

Tho liquor confiscated by tho po-

lice¬

nt certain Waikikl recently wassold at public auction at noon to-

day¬

Head W Ditnond Cos ad ¬

vertisement and prepare for theirgraud display on Monday nextwhou thoy wll havo on hand waresfrom twouty fivo factories

After th Japanese Consular ro ¬

ception on Thursday afternoon theChinese Consul and a few invitedpuests were splendidly entertainedat dinner by uoalthy Chiuoso morchants at the United Chinese Society

Some fine sugar cane from Lani isexhibited in tho window of Brewor

Cos office on Queon street Thocaue is only six months old andshows the great possibilities of thenow plantation which is being ostablished on the fertile soil of Lanai

Tho mens meeting of the Y M OA next Sunday at 1 oclock p mwill bo led by W K Azbill Subjeot Jesus Under ProvocationAt Eiglo Hall W K Azbill speaksto Euglish speaking Chinese andJapanese at 2 oclock p m SubjectTho Story of tho Deluge

MAROHAND RETIRES

Bo Has Left for Cairo via Ktiartoura

Special Dispatch to the Call

Paris October 28 A dispatchhas beon received by the FrenchForeign Offico from its diploraatioagouoy at Cairo stating that a boathas reached Khartoum on its way

from Fashoda and that Major Marchand is on board

It is added that the Major deem ¬

ed it necessary to personally bringto Cairo tho unfinished portion ofhis ropurt of tho explorations Captain Gorman was left iu commandof tho French mission at Fashoda

Cairo October 28 Major Marchand left Fashoda on Sunday andarrived at Khartouin this morningHo will start for Cairo tomorrowAs tho other Frenchmen remain atFashoda Major Marohands doparture from there is not regardedas a settlement of the question as tothe possession of that place whichis in dispute botweou Great Britainand Praueo

London October 29 The Paricorrespondent of tho Times says

If France directs Major Matchanilto totiro from Fashoda she will refuse to enter into any ulterior nego ¬

tiations preferring to leave thequestion quito open and await amore favorable opportunity to re ¬

open it

WILL PAY THE CLAIM

Iaru to Hlttlo for Imprisoning aAmerican

Lima Peru via Galveston Ootoher 28 The Peruvian Governmenthas asked Congress to voto 10000to pay the claim of Victor H MaeCord Consular agent of the UnitedStates at Arequipn feru in 18Kagainst tho Governmont for damagessustained by imprisonment duringthe revolutionary outbreak in accordance with tho award of thoiRight Hon Samuel Henry Strongpresident of tho Supremo Court ofCanada

Lord Kitchener of KhartoumLondon October 28 Gonoral

Kitchener whos elevatiou to thopeerage was auuounced September2Gth takes the title of LordKitchener of Khartoum nud Aspalliu tho County of Suffolk

It is said that a letter of welcomeand congratulation from tho Queenin Hor Majestys handwriting washaiuod to General Kitchener on hisarrival at Dover

Twice to day he visited the Princeof Wnlos at Marlborough HouseAt tho latter interview ho had along talk with tho Priuco

W W Diraond Oo

Will commence their display ofHoliday Goods Monday November7th A number of alterations havebeen made iu their store making itrnoro attrnotivo than ever

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ACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY

WE SHALL OFFER

HONEYCOMB TOWELSFrom 35c per dozen

TURKISH TOWELSFrom 1 per dozen

LINEN TOWELSFrom 225 per dozen

THE BIGGEST SALE ON RECORD

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N S SACHS MY GOODS COMPANY LTDTHE DPHJOFJL E13 PROVIDERS

A Naval Heros Story

From tho Timea Horald Chicago III

Lato in 1861 when PresidentLincoln issued a call for volunteersL J Clark of Warren TrumbullCo Ohio was among the first torespoud He joined tho mortar fleetof Admiral Porter just before thememorable operations on the Mississippi River began It was at thoterrific bombardment of tho Vioksburg forts that the horo of tuisstory fell with a shattered arm froma charge of schrapnel

After painful months in the hospi-tal

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he recovered sufficiently to bosent to his home at Warren OhioAnother call for troops fired hispatriotic zeal and Clark soon enlistediu Company H of the 7th Ohio Vol-

unteers¬

In the army of the Poto-mac

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ho was iu many engagementsBeing wounded in a skirmish nearRichmond ho was seut to the hospi-tal

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aud thnee home

Et3omrrrAK J

lTPTsWounded

Soon after-ward h

rm i m svfewlas rr 2

i Hero

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obegan thostudy andt h e n t hpraotico oiveterinarysurgorySeeking awider fieldthan thoOhio village afford

ed he went to Ohioago whoro honow has a wide practice is a memberof Hatoh Post G A R and lives at1935 Ashland Ave

Sevornl years ago Dr Clarks oldwouuds began to trouble him Hogrew weak and emaciated and hisfriends despaired of his life Hefinally recovered sufficiently to boout but was a more shadow weigh-ing

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only 90 pounds Tho best medi-cal

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nttoudanco failed to restore hislost strength and vigor

A friend gave me a box of DrWilliams Pink Pills for Palo Peopie said Dr Clark and theyholped me so muoh that I boughta half dozen boxes and took thornI soon regained my strength nowweigh 190 pounds and except forinjuries that can never be remediedam as well as over

I consider Dr Williams PinkPills for Palo Pooplo tho best remedyto build up a run down system andheartily recommeud thorn to every ¬

one in need of such aid

For rubber tired hacks with oareful drivers riiiK up tolephono 118City Carriage Co John S AndradeMnnafjot

frmoo

Upholstering and Mattress MakingIN Al 1 ITS BRANCHES

Matting Lounges very cheap Box Couches for LadiesDresser any size at Reasonable Charges Office DesksBilliad and Pool Tables re covered Awnings and Tentsmade to order

COYNE MEHRTENTelppnbiift 928 MASONIC TEMPLE Alakea Street

Bl authorityIRRIGATION NOTICE

Holders of water privileges orthose paying water rates are herebynotified that the hours for irrigationpurposes aro from 6 to 8 oclock a mand from 1 to 6 oclock p m

II Holders of water privileges ontho slopes of Punchbowl above Greenstreet and in Nuuanu Valley aboveSchool street are hereby notifiedthat thoy will not be restricted tothe irrigation hours of 6 to 8 a maud 1 to 6 p m but will bn allowedto irrigate whonover sufficient wateris available provided that they donot use the water or irrigation pur-poses

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for more than four hours iuevery twentv four

ANDREW BROWNSupt Honolulu Water Works

Approved J A KTNGMinister of Interior

Honolulu H I Sept 7 1898990 tf

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

ANNUAL MEETING OF THEOlowalu Company hold this 31st dny

of October 18t8tijofullowinK stockhoWorswore elected to Btrvo as otilcers or thoousuingyeor

W a IRWIN lrosdentW M Uiiliird Yico IicsldentII M Whitney Jr

Seoretary and TreasurerGeo J UOS8 Auditor

And tho fo lowing In constitute tho ItonJdof Dlnctors W G Irwin V L Hopperand A Httnoberg

H M WHITNEY JR10 fi lw Bcoromry Olowuln Oo

TO LETR00M OOTTAOE AT WAIKIKIA3 In rear of Mrs J Lemon Inquire

of M K KEOUOKALOLK1019 tI or L K McGREW

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Away from home V

Write Well send whatyou want

Big orders little ordersanswers to questions any-

thing¬

As a painstaking druggistprepares a prescription withcare and exactness and in-

telligence¬

so we buy and pre¬

pare foods that will keep youwell

Customers find our pricesright and the food satisfac-tory

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so thoy can come backand send their friends

We try to keep everythingthere is to eat so that when astranger comes in he can gotwhat hes been used to athome whether from Americaor elsewhere

LEWIS COFORT STREET

TELEPHONE 240

MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLE

LOUIS K McGRBW

OBinOB NO 15 KAAHUMANUStreet Honolulu formerly A RosasOIHco Unitod Btaies Custom HouboRrokors Accountants Benroliers ofTitles and Qenornl Duslnosa Agents

ARE YOU GOING TO BOY A CARRIAGEIf so do not full to call andsee our large variety Wo havebeen in the Carriage businessmany years and you can pro-

fit¬

by our experience

Prices Quoted Upon a Call atOur Factory

RUBBER 1IRES A SPECIALTY

PAINTING REPAIRING AND TRIMMINU AT SHORT NOTICB

Honolulu Carrlago Manufactoryt a - T7TTT3T Ttn--

BISHOP CO

Savings BankOn October 1st 1898 and

continuing until further no-

tice¬

Savings deposits will bireceived and infrrot allowedby this Bank at four andone half per cent per annum

The terms rules and reg-ulations

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of the Hawaiian Pos ¬

tal Savings Hank will beadopted as far as ic is pra tic-ablo

to apply them nd lluCash Ekshuve of 5000required under the Postal Actwill bo maintained

Printed cop cs of th Kulosand Kcgulations may be obtaincd on the firot of Octoberon application

BISHOP COHonolulu Sept 7 1808

990 tf

JUST ARRIVEDA now lot of the Finest

Musical Instramentsutohnrps Guitars Violins Etc

Alsu a new invoice of the Celebrated

Westeiroyer Pianospeclally manufactured for the tropic

climate second to none

MORE THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD

i die Hawaiian Islands during the lastyears

LWAYB ON HAND A COMPLETBASSORTMENT OF

DRY GOODSAND

jHDeral Merchandise

Imi the choicest European mid Ameri ¬

can

-- ors Alp Wines LiquorsAT MORT nilABONAULE lBIOEBm hoffbohlakubhoo

Corner Klnc Bethel Streets

tfuce Waring Co

Rant Estate Dealers503 Fort St near King

KUINCJ LOTS

HOUSES AND LOTS AND6

Lands Fob balk

nfi Parties wishing to dispose of tnir

rotropolitan Meat Oo

81 KINO BTBEETI Walled MlNAdin

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Wholesale anditetail

AMD

Navy Contrantoret

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Ji JPaxxiily HotolV KBOUSE propt

ir Duy 200

JlKOlAL MONTHLY HATHH

Jtoi Attendance tue UDtBltiiiI w 1 II

2I

W W W W W W--GROCERIES I

Nothing but tho host caninterest us when buying andit should be so with you

PURE FOODS

EULL W SIGHTFait Prict B

Pot feet Service

Tho most attrantive displaysever presented to the Islandtrade and ScnoruLocs Clean ¬

liness throughout our estab-iK-hme-

in a fixed rule withus Think it over

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tJTWaierhouseWaver by Block Botbol S

I GrocerUs HardwareGruckery

Btao ktaed in 1801 Leaaerilni898

M M M M M M

v M1IMULIMITED

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AGENTS FORWESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO

San Francisco Oal

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKSPhiladelphia Penn U B A

NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COManf National Cone Shreddor

New York U 8 A

N OHLANDT COSan Francisco Cal

RIBDON IRON LOCOMOTIVEWORKS

GR2 tf Ban Francisco Cal

Business Cards

J M MonBarrat Harry 1 Weber

MONSARRAT Si WBBBR

Attokneys akd Counsellors at Law

Cartwright Block Merchant Street71 Telophono 08 lv

L O ABLES

General Business Real Estate andFinancial Agent

305 Fort Street Honolulu H I

R N BOYD

Surveyor and Real Estate Aqent

230Olllce Bethel Btreot oyer the New

Model Restaurant iy

JOHN NOTT

Plumdino Tin Coiter and SheetIron Work

King Street Honolulu

HAWAIIAN WINE OO

Frank Brown Manager9 ami n Mltt Blt Unnnlnln W T

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuilding Materials of

Alt Kinds

THE DREYFUB AFFAIRS

A Demand for His Liberation Oroateun Panic

Bpcclal Dispatches to tho Chronicle

New York Octobor 28 A Worldcable from Paris says A panicamong tho heads of tho army andamong tho anti Dreyfusites iu genoral has been caused by ProsooutorGoneral Manaus demand boforo theCourt of Cassation to day thatDreyfus bo liberated and the aatunlculprits bo punished Ho coupledthis demand with auother practi-cally

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balling on Esterhazy to turnb ates evidonce assuring him ofprotection by declaring iu courtthat nothing can be dono to himnow for forging the bordereau sincethe court martial has acquitted himof that charge

Tho Major could tell at whoso in-

stance¬

the ilocumeut was forged andfor what purpose Colonol Henrysconfessed forgery of another docu-

ment which tvas accepted as con-

vincing¬

evidence against Droyfushas rendered at least two formerMinisters of War General Boisd fire lately tho chief of tho generalstaff Generals Gonzu aud Peltieraud Colonel Paty du Clam lfablo toprosecution under the penal code

Paris is in suspense waiting to seewhether or not the Court will accedeto M Manaus demand for tho pro-secution

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of the really guilty personsIf the Court grants it tho Govern ¬

ment will have no option under thoConstitution but to assent It is ex ¬

pected in legal circles that thoCourt will annul ihe 1891 trial andorder a supplementary inquiryThis would imply au order of thoCourt to produce all the documentsincluding the secret dossier pack ¬

age which the War Ministry isholding back and a new trial bycourt martial Should the Courtdecide to quash the conviction ofDreyfus as unwarranted by the evi-

dence¬

it would involve the immedi ¬

ate liberation of the prisouerloaving it optional with the generalstaff to instituto a new trial

Paris October 28 Judce Dayand Senator Gray of the UnitedStates Peace Commission visitedthe Court of Cassation to day whileM Manau the Procurateur Geueralwas receiving the Dreyfus case

THE CHINESE IN HAWAII

Tho Restrictions Imposed by UnitedStates Laws Apply to Them

Washington October 21 ActingAttornny General John K Richardshas rendered an opinion in relationto the status of the Chinese iu theHawaiian Islands and with parti-cular reference to their entranceinto and exit from the islands Itis held that the restrictions placedby our exclusion laws upon the ad-

mission¬

of Chinese persons of ex-

empt¬

classes and the regulationsmado under the provision of thetreaty between the United Statesand China providing for the de-

parture¬

and return to this countryof registered Chinese laborer areapplicable to Chinese persons apply-ing

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for admission to he HawaiianIslands or to such persons residingthero aud who may wish to departwith the intention of returning

For That Tirod Eeolinc

That steals over you as the dayswork is over theres nothing elseso good as a refreshing glass ofRAINIER BEER It is tho tonio youneed beats all the medicino you cantakebriURS on a eouud refreshing andhealthy Bleep and makes one feet likea new person On tap or in bottlesat the Criterion Saloon Phono 783

Oamarinoa Refrigerator

Per AUSTRALIA Frozen Eastqmand California Oyster tin and shellGame in Season Fruits and Vegatables Fino Olive Oil Dry FruitNow Crop of Nuts Raisins etc etoCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

Telephone 378

Hessongor Sorvico

Houblulu Mosionger Sorvico de-liver

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messages and packages Tele-phone

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878

For Limes LomouR and AlligatorPears otc go to Maso lo TemploFruit Store Edgar HeariqueB

For Govornor of California

Tho election for tho Stato officersof California takes place on Tues ¬

day Novomber 8th Tho contost is

between Henry T Gago a down ¬

right straightforward Republicanand Judge James G Maguire whohas rocolved bis nomination from theDemocrats populists aud othersand first came into public notorietyin the days of the Sandlots butwho both as judge and congress ¬

man has given satisfaction to hissupporters In order to ascertainto a limited extent the politicalviows of the community in nationalpolitics The Independent gives itsreaders tho opportunity of votingfor these candidates Cut out andreturn to this office on or before 5oclock on Novomber 8 Tho resultwill be announced in the issue ofNovomber 9th

FOR OOVERSOR OF CALIFORNIA

HENRY T GAGE

Republican

FOR GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA

JAMES G MAGUIRE

Democrat and Fusionist

Entorpriso

Tho men from the camps whoknow good beer when thoy taste itclaim that tho Enterprise Beerserved at the Merchants Exchangecorner of King and Nuuanu streetsifl the best brow to be found inHonolulu It is pure dear andvery refreshing and can Bafeiy betakeu with or without screens

Life Savors

At tho Anchor Saloon MessrsLovpjoy Ca proprietors are pre ¬

pared to supply to their patronB alife saving fluid in tho way of theirfamous Rainier Beer on Draughtand in bottles They keep on handthe finest liuo of Whiskies and GinsCarlyle and Andrews on deck

M Wi

An American Messenger servicohas been started at the MaoninTemple By ringing up 414 you willget tho services of a by on a bikewho will do any legitimate businessand keep his mouth shut

W C Peacock Co

LimitedAiv Solo Agents In Hawaii

for the Celebrated

A B C BEER

This Beer is Manufactured

by the Ameiican Brewery

St Louis

The 1st prize was awarded

to tho Manufacturers at the

Mechanics Fair in fcan Fran--i

ciaco in 1897

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Win G Irwin CoJjIMtTKD

WiiiO Irwin 1rcsldort it Managerl BArrUkls Vlce PreBltiont

I I lnri Secretary A TreasurerM II WhitnoyJr Auditor

SUGAR FACTORSAMI

AOKhTB OF TIIK

Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Hun KrRnnliwo rn

THE OLD ORIGINAL

Hop Beer DepotFormerly nt linthel Hall nnw atNo 17 Konla Srcot lately Smithbetween King and Hotel Ht roots

Rnmombor this is the ouly placein tho City whoro you can obtainthis world renowned StimulatingInvigorating aud Non intoxicatingBeverage

FAMILY TIUDE A SPECIALTY

Ctr-- Note tho only address 17 Konia St

1ST BPtHlKCAltm P O BOX 185 If

HIGH PRICESWill as usual bo the result of

This Cruel WarTHKHEFOIIIS CO OPEKATK

Attention Is railed to tl benefits en ¬

joyed bv Mibscribers lo tho PALAM COOPK11ATIVK QHOOKllY CO LD hasgroceries at a litIe advanco on Sun Franels o ptii es credit to subscribers to theamount uf shares ho 1 pniU of the busi ¬

ness returned to subsuiibtrsovry 0 monthsprnbttblc incrento m valuo of shares witha libera discount oil monthly bills Andnow wlmt are the risks We answer nonebeeauso BUbtcrlbeis can clthor eell theirWia es or nko uroecrles to their amountIf von want to withdraw or go uway

1 oiso con lder the above nnd call oraddress Palnma Co orormiv Orocery CoLd for a slur or f r fur her information

Par vam of sharos f25 or 12 60 onlybeing required to h come a subscriberTplpphmiH 7W 020 If

THOS LINDSAYJ3CWH3LBR

IS PKEPAHED TO

Manufacture and RepairAll kinds of Jewelry

STttST aLASS WOBK ONLYRAQ Istvf ItnlMlntr VnM R t

JOHN PHILLIPS

Plumber and Gas fitterOrders promptly attended to and work

guaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR FORT

TELEPHONE 302

BEN IIAAIIEOPlumber - and - TinsmithAH work dono Properly Promptly nnd

Prolltably for PatronsSATISFACTION OTJAIIANTEED

OdlPH Klnc 8treet near Knllrnnl ntnt77 1v

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG CO Ltd

121 Queen Street

OAU1UAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS

RUDDER TIRES AND ROLLER DEARINQ AXLES

WILSON YI1ITE110USE

Solo Llconsco Hawaiian Islands170 121 Queen Street tf

A R ROWAT D V S

Oraduato of McCllll Unlvurslty MontroalJ

Has hod Ion years practical fxporlonroin the treatment of Ho tm Cattle andDomostlo Pets In the Hawaiian Islands

Orders loft nt Club or Pantheon Stableswill bo rcelved and promptly attended toOfllco 510 Fort Btreet Telephone 785

070 tf

LONG BRANCH BAT US

WAIKIKI REACH Honolulu H I

0 J BHERW00D Pioprlotar

There cat tit and air and tea and ikyWith brcak er long give lullaby

King Street Tram Cars pass tho doorLadles and children Hpenlnlfy oaron for

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HONOLULU H NOVEMBER 1898

Oceanic Steamship Compy

TIME TABLETho Fine Passenger SteamerB of Thin Lino Will Ariive and Leave

This Port as Herounder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN FRANCISCO

MARIPOSA NOV 9AUSTRALIA NOV 23

MOANA NOV 9AUSTRALIA NOV 29

la connection with tho sailing of tjie above steamers the Agents aroproparod to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from Sau Praucisco to all points in the United States and fromNow York by any steamship line to all European ports

For further particulars apply to

Wm G Irwin CoLIMITED

General Agents Oceanic S S Company

I NEVER SAW A SAW SAW AS THIS SAW SAWS SAWEUL SHARP

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDHAVE A NUMBER OF NOVELTIES IN

DVIIecliariics Toolsand a largo stock of TOOLS and IMPLEMENTS of all kinds

Also samplos of a New Malto of SAWS which tho Manufacturersclaim arosuperior to auy heretofore put upon the Market

call --riuTsriD 2csAivaiisrE them

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CoCo

of

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Ielepuone 92

Atainiira Cane KnifeAND THE

Improved Planters HoeAre Giving General Satisfaction

Tl II TS P Ml

SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OP

General MerchandiseAND

CJOIJISSIOjCST MEEQElpr3Ygents for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LinoBritish Foreign Marine Insurance

Northern Assurance Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Line Paclcotn from Liverpool

a E McINTYRE HROR8T CJOHNKR FORT Ss KINO 8T8

WM WtMWS UM M

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS INT t

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I SATURDAY 15

P O Box Mfi

and FeedNow and Fresh Goods recolved by every packet from California KoBteru

States ami European Markets

Standard Gradn of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fishtt GoodB deliver to ny part of tliq Oity --ffift

The Independent 50c per Month

DEPENDENTNATIONAL THANK8GIVINQ

President McKinloy Proclaims Thurs-day

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tho 24th Inst for Its Ob-

servance¬

Washington Ootobor 28 ThoPresident after tho Oahinot meetng to day issued tho followingThanksgiving Proclamation

By the President of the United Slates

A rilOOLAMATION

The approaching November bringsto mind tho customs of our an-

cestors¬

hallowed by time and rootod in our most snored traditions ofgiving thanks to Almighty God forall the blessings He has vouchsafedto us during tho past year

Fow years in our history haveafforded suohcauso for thanksgivingas this Wo have been blessed byabundant harvests our trado andcommerce have been wonderfullyincreased our public credits beingimproved and strengthened all sections of our common country haveboon brought together and knittedinto closer bonds of national purposeand unity

The skies havo been for a timedarkenod by the cloud of war butas we wtre compelled to take up thesword in tho cause of humanity woare permitted to rejoice that theconflict has boon of brief durationand the losses wo havo had to mournthough grievous and importauthavo beon so few considering thegreat results accomplished as to inspiro us with gratitudo and praiseto the Lord of Hosts We may laudand maguify His Holy Name thatthe cessation of hostilities came sosoon as to spare both sides thecountless sorrows and disasters thatattend protraetod war

I do therefore invito all myfellow citizens as well thoso at homeas thoso who may be at soa orsojourning in foreign lands to retapart aud observe Thursday the21th day of November as a day ofNatioual Thanksgiving to come to ¬

gether in their several places ofworship for a Bervico of praise audthanks to Almighty God for all thoblessings of tho year for the mild-

ness¬

of the seasons and the fruitfulness of tho soil for the continuedprosperity of the people for tljR

devotion and valor of our countrymoo for tho glory of our victoryaud tho hope of a righteous peaceand to pray that tho Divine guidancewhich hat brought us heretoforo tosafety and honor may bo graciouslycontinued in the years to come

In witness whereof etcWilliam MKinley

By tho PresidentJohn Hav Secretary of State

THE PHILIPPINES

TJnclo Sam to Keep Them and Abaumo tho 1800 Debt of FortyMillions

8pccial Dispatch to the Chronicle

Washington Oct 28 PresidentMcKinley has decided to keep alltho Philippine Idlands Tho UnitedStates will aisumo 10000000 of thePhilippine debt in consideration ofa quit claim by Spain Tho Ameri-

can¬

Poaco Commissioners will bo in ¬

structed to lay the Presidents deci ¬

sion before the Spanish Commis-

sioners¬

at Paris on MondayThis statement of the Administra-

tion¬

program is made on tho highestauthority It was givon out aftor to-

days¬

Cabinet meotiug at which thoPhilippine question was fully discussed Tho Presidents decisionhad beon foreshadowed but ho hadrofrained carefully from committinghimBolf Anxious to exoauto thewill of tho pooplo ho has boon study ¬

ing the sontimont of tho country formonths When ho wont West hefound hirosolf swopt along by thofull current of expansion sontimontIf the Preeident had gone to Donverinstead of strjppitfg ot Omaha he

might havo found tho expansionistsdemanding the Canaries

Tho Presidont has beon informodthat the Spanish Commissionerswould demand a cash indemnity iftho Unitod Statos deoidod to holdall tho Philippines The Spanishcontention is that this country isnot entitled to keep anything butManila Tho Spaniards admit theyaro helpless to prevent Uncle Samfrom taking what ho chooses butthey maintain ho should pay goodAmerican gold for anything ho koepsoutside of Manila

In abandoning claims in connec-tion

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with tho so called Cuban debttho Spanish Commissioners threwthemselves on tho meroy of the Am-

ericans¬

The President has beenmoved to pity by thoir plea Hedoes not wish to have the UnitedStates appear before the world asthe robber of a proslrnte and help-less

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foe but fully realizes it wouldprobably bo hopeless to ask Con-

gress¬

for an appropriation to paySpain for a quit claim The Presi-

dent¬

has decided that the UnitedStates can afford to bo generouswith Spain in the settlement of thofate of the Philippines

Dupue Accepts Promiorship

Paris October 28 M Dupuy hassecured the support of M RibotDelcasse and Leygues and has form-

ally¬

informed President Faure thathe is prepared to form a Cabinet

2500 Howard

For the return of the DiamondPin lost at L B Lerre store duringhis big salo of new goods just re-

ceived¬

by the Warrimoo Seo hisadvertisement

HOLIDAY

SEASON

We

1898

displaywill commence theof our Now Goods

on MONDAY November 7

We have wares from overtwenty five factories in Enrope and tho United Statesand there aro more to follow

Vo beg to btuto that be ¬

tween tho 7th and 30th ofNovember we will displaytho btSt assortment of Holi ¬

day Wares ever seon on theseIslands

All Goods are marked inplain figures

Come and inppoet whetheryou wish to purchase or not

W W D1M0ND 4 00

Ltd

The Peoples Store

Von Holt Block King St

No 1010

Wilders Steamship Go

TIME TABLE

0 L WIGHT Pres S B KOBE BooOapt J A KING Port Snpt

Stmr KINAXJOLABKE Commnndor

Will lcavo Honnlnlu every Tuoadoy at 10oclnib n m touching nt Lnhalna Moaaca Bay nud Makcna Uie same day Ma

hukonn Knalhao and lauvnlioehoo thefoliowsng day arriving at Htlo Wodnesilav

Betnrnine will sail from Hilo every Fri ¬

day nt 8 oclock p m touching at Lnnpahoehoe Mahnkona andKawalhae Makena JIaalaen Bay nnd lalmlua tho follow-ing

¬flay arriving ai Honolulu Sunday am

Will call at Ioholkl 1 unn on thosecond trip of each month arriving thoroon tho morning of the day of salllhg fromHilo to Honolulu

The popular rout to tho Volcano is viaHilo A good carriage road tho entiredisiuncc

Stmr OLAUDINEOAMEltON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 p utouching at Knhului Hana Hamoa andKlpohnlu ilaui Returning arrives aHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will cull at Nuu Ktuipo once eachmonth

tar- - No Froight will be received after im on day of snlllns

This Company will resorve thb right ofmake changes in the time of departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andt will not be responsible for any conse ¬

quences arising therefromConsignees mast be at the Landings to

receive their freight this Compony wilnot hold itself responsible for freight afterit nas been landed

Live Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not bo responsible tot

Money nr Valuables of passengers unlessplaced In tho care of Parsers

S3 Passengers are requested to purobuss Tickets before embarking Tnostfailing to do ho will bo subject to an addi ¬

tional charge of twentv flve percentPackages containing personal effects

whether shipped ts baggago of freight ifthe contents thereof exceea 100 in valuemun have the value thereof plainly statedand marked and the Company will nothold itself liablo for nnv loss or damace inexicss of this sum except the goods beshipped undtr a special contract

A11 employees ot tho Company aro for ¬

bidden to rtcoive freight without deliver ¬

ing ii chipping recolpt therelor In the formproscribed by tho Company and whichmay bo seen by shippers upon applicationto tho pursora of tho Companys btcamers

Snippers aro nodded that if freight isshipped without snoh recolpt it will beboiely at the risk of the shipper

OLAUS 8PJIKOKELS WM G IBWIN

Glaus Sprcckels Go

ftin

BANKERSHONOLULU

Francisco Agent THE NEVADABANK Of SAN FJiANOISCO

EXCHANGE ON

SAN FllANOISCOSan Francisco

LONDONLtd

DRAW

Tho

tlonal Bank

The Nevada Bank o

Union Bank ot London

NEW YOUK American Exchange Na

OHIOAGO Merchants National BankPAltIB Comptolr National dEscompte de

ParisBKULIN Drcsdnor BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Shanghai BankingCorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTBALIA

Bank of New ZealandVIOlOUIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

of British North America

Transact a General Banking and ExcharBusiness

Doposits lleceived Loans made on Aproved Heaarlty CommorolaJ and Travel ¬

ers Credit Issued Bills ot Exonangebought and sold

OollontlnTia Promptly Aooonntod Voi

NOTICE

T 8 HEREBY GIVEN THATFKOM ANDX utter this date Air O Stillmau has nofurther nnthotlty tn collect for and on bohalf Of Till iNDEriKUbNT

F J TESTAHonolulu Aop 1 1808 Proprietor

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61wfHi

rHB INDEPENDENT

lUStlill

OVKY AJPTEKNOONd TnLFruoNs H ll J3

Kxoniit Bnnrtayj

At Drito Hall rCoaio Qtroot

Pnynblo Invariably in Advance

f J TESTA Proprietor nnd Pub ¬

lisherEDMUND NORRIE EditorW HORAOK WBIQHr Assistant

EditorUeaMliiKln Honolulu

SATURDAY NOV 6 1893

DOLEFUL

Wo always predicted that annex ¬

ation would demoralize evon ourbest people but wo did not think

that a change for the worse wouldIw noticed within the next few

voars Imagino the shook to theebmmuuity when a number of themost select alighted from theircarriages and in the face of ourgoodie goodie Indies waiting fortheir letters boldly entered thatdun of inequity knuwu as the UnionArt Gallery

The parly was composed of Presi ¬

dent S B Dole Minister KinpMarshal Brown Fired out Minister Thurston and ex MinisterHatch They mot near the entranceto Cunhas anloon where Mr Doleshook hands with Dr S E Bishopand then whispering Com1 onboys load the party through thenarrow path which leads to whiskeyand soda What happened in thesaloon will remain a mysten As a

mntier uf fto t e parly Mumumsafely and evuleuily deteriuiueil 01

further shocking the town Withspringy steps they proceeded to theKoyal Annex and after a brief visitI here waltzed iuto tho Royal whichfrowned at the combination of thesegood republicans From there Dolesteered carefully towards the emblemof hope the Anchor Hatch was beginning to drop behiud In the Anohor the annexed leaders bei au egoodnatured and in slow mirch thereached the Pacific Thurston wadropping to the roar but the Mar¬

shal still hugged on to the Presi-dent

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In the Pacific they must havediscussed stocks because suddenlya rush wa9 made for the MerchantsExchange In straggling order thoCosmopolitan and Empire werereached where the daring band waslost sight of but later reported astravelling to the rest of the refresh ¬

ment saloons in hacks

It is rumored that the Presidentand I ho distinguished prty wentaround to inspect back doors andblinds painted windows and sideroomp but we can hardly believethat he would lower tho dignity ofhis nondoBoript ollioo in such a manner And why was not Damou iuvitod to come along Ho mighthave set em up every time out ofthe new bond money That Smithlefused to join the expedition isnatural He didnt wnut his col ¬

leagues to hoar him being greetedby the afTable bar tenders with ahearty tho usual Mr Sinithl

A Cabinet meeting was to be heldthis afternoou in regard to saloonmattors and regulations The mem-

bers¬

did not meet but a telephonemessage was received in a Bomewhatindistinct voice saying Evorshingshatisfaothis allrnundshaloohns

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Tho Reverend Sereno E Bishopconsiders the performance of biga-mous

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marriage n very trilling andfrivolous matter Wo have nevereulertnined a high opinion of themoral character of the reverend doc-

tor¬

but wo never expected to findtho Friend downright immoralBut as tho Friend says tho Bishopis of uusound miud

President McKinley is reported tobate raid tbat He dots not wish to

hivo tho United States appear bo

fore the world as the robber of aproUrato and helpless foo Howlike tommy rot this ooundB tothose of us who know how Hawaiiwas annexed by McKinley and hispet Dole The strong suit of bothof those groat and good men ap-

pears¬

to bo rank hypocrisy

It if to bb deeply regretted if thoadministration should be unablo tospare suQlciout funds for tho imme-diate

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establishment of a seweragesystem in Honolulu The sanitaryonditions are becoming worse everylay and if something radical is notlone the rate of sickness and death

will become appalling Tho moneyo far secured by tho salo of the

bond issue will not bo sufficient tocarry out the plau for a sowerngeLocal capitalists should come to thofront and buy the bonds if for noither reaon iu tho intorot of thohealth of thoniBolves and theirfamilies

The good sense of tho soldiersgarrisoned here and of tho poliroofficers Bhould toll them that therois no possible reason why thereshould be any friotion between themilitary and tho civil authoritiesIoU of the soldi rs have until very

recently bon civilians and neverdoubted that they must respect theauthority which is represented bythe Iluh wielding star bearingpdicemiu Becaine they havKchanged their civilian coat for themilitary uniform of Uncle Samhero has been no change in their

rotations to the civil authori-ties

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wherever they go Thedifference is simply that besidesminding the police they mustalso mind tho military authort Tn fai fc their chances forpiiuihment are two to one againstthoo of the civilian Tho police arecertainly not hankering for a rowwith the soldiers ami it is no pleas-ure

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to them to run iu the boya inblue They must do thoir duty asmuch ns every soldier must andwhen a member of the garrison infr nges on tho law it is tho plainduty of tho police to arrest him aridof the authorities to punish himB tween th two brances of theGovernment there t eed be no fric ¬

tion and there will be none as longis the soldiers behave themselves asorderly citizens nnd the youngerinemliers of the police force dropill uecessary ofBciousnesB nnd use alittle discretion

Soldiora in Trouble

Two soldiers of the local garrisonwere arrested last night for areatinga disturbance in front of the PostOffico by assaulting the Japanesecoachman of Dr Day and police officer Espindn

At the request of Capt Killan ofthe Nebraska volunteers who hap-pened

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to be around tho men woroMensed and ordered to appear intho District Court this morning

Captain Killan who evidoutly isan aide lawyer appeared for thetwo men anil explained their case tothe magistrate in eloquent language

Tho Marshal could not altogetherdrop tie charge against tho menbut did not press a sevoro punish-ment

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Alter considerable speechmaking and a lecture from tho judgetho men were let off with a fiuo ofS20 oach

Tho two soldiers will leave forManila bv the Arizona and there re ¬

member tho club of tho Hawaiianpolicemen

B von Tompaky DeadBy the Lehua a brief note reached

Mr J MDowsett informing him ofthe death at Makawao of his brother-in-la- w

Randolph von TempskyTho sad message was sont by tele ¬

phone to Lahaina to Captain Ahlborn who had just timo to pen anote announcing the death ofwhioh no particulars have yot reach ¬

ed his friends iu HonoluluTho docoased who was about 42

years of ago was quite well a weekago whon ho was visited by MessrsEdward Dowsott aud Jaraos Wildorwho returned from Maui on lastSunday Randolph von TempBkywas manager of the Erehwon ranchat Makawao and was married someyerB ago to Miss Dora DovvBott ofthis city who survives him withtwo children

Tho Dorfe ArriveaTho S S Dorlo orrivod last oveu

ing with a light mail tho hoavv mailbeing on tho transport Indianawhioh arrived this morning TheDoric como down in GJ days fromSan Francisco and brought tho fol-

lowing¬

passengers

James Morgan and two childrenCol J H Soper wife and two chil-dren

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N Halstend E M Muroh MissMarch E Lindormanu and wifeMiss Lindermann J K Farloy GeoF MoLeod Jns Ogilvv Miss AnnaPerry Geo A Paine W W Hyslop J0 Iseuberg wife and maid PaulIsonherg Mr NoltonhiB Mr Slrookowald E H Anthony O B StillmanJudge A S Hartwoll Miss Madelaine Hartwell Jas Brewer MissRachel Brewer A D Cristiansou JA McCandless B F Sandow andwife W P Do Coligny in cabin andJ E Duff GhBB H Hamburg T LHolloway CyrtiB Way in the steer-age

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Tho Dorio is booked to sail forYokohama at 2 oclock this oftornoon

Zlocoption InvitationMr and Mrs Henry E Cooper

present their compliments to theladies and gentlemen of Honoluluand invito them to attend a recep-tion

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and danco to be given iu honorof Miss Anna Rose at their residencein Manoa Valley on Monday ovoniug November tho 7th at 8 oclock

LAUNDRY WORK

Tho MONO ULtT STEAM LUNDRY0 LID Solicits your patronage andGiiraneoi the

FINEST CLASS OF WORK

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ReisonalDle Prices

Only White Lab or ho loved

M FLANNEL8 and BILKS Wasu d byHand Ordinary Mending and ButtonsS wid on

TKLUPHONE No 633 and leave youror ers 1039 tf

T

Mro Botkin Indictod for Murder -

Mrs Cordelia Botkin has been in-

dicted¬

by tho San Francisco GrandJury for tho murdor of Mrs JohnP Dunning at Dauvor Del onAugust 12th Tho indiotmont waspresented to Presiding Judge Bel ¬

cher of the Superior Court who re-

marked¬

upon rending tho documentthat it appearod to him that theorimo of murder in tho first degreehad been committed for whichreaBin ho would rofuso bail for theaccused

HAWAIIAN

Opera HouseOOMMKNOINQ

Thursday Evening Noy iOili

NMNCY0NEILAND

McKee Raokins Go

12 PERFORMANCES

PLAYS 12THURSDAY NOV 10TH

MULG IDJLPrices Evonincs 6 00 nnd 150Prices Mniineos r0 75 and U0Bole of season tlckes confined to even ¬

ing performances nly coiumccen ntWall Nichols Co Tlmr dny 0 n m

Frle for tho nino evening performances11125

REMOVAL NOTICE

WOOD HAS KEMOVKD HISDlt to Thurston Ave I he officeson Berotanin Htreet are retained

Othoe hours after Oi to or 15th will b0 to tt a m j 2 to I r mj 770 to as3n a mS nriays I to 11a m only

Office Tel ph no No flliIleatdenco Telephone No 831

1018 lm

EDMUND H HART

Notary Public Typewriter

Conveyancer and Searcher cfRecords

Office fJampbell lock Merohnnt Streetm xt door tn Hnwnllnn Wine Oo

AT LAST

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Honolulu Septal 1S9S

THKPEKFKCT

PLOWSTu nil agricultural couutries it is

on a good plow that tho tiller ofthe soil relies for a good crop Wocarry all kinds of plowa from thelarge

Sulky Plowsto tho smallest

Rice PlowsBut it is on our

Plantation Breaking

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DOUBLE MOLD BOARD PLOWS

that we chiefly pride oursolvosThose are iu use on nearly everyplantation on tho Islands Onlywithin the last three weeks wo havesold a number of the large plows totake the place of plows from otherfirms which had been returned asuusntisfaatory

The great advantage of tho Porfectplow is that it requires less animalsto draw it aud cuts an excellent fur-

row

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without digging down

Trio HnwiUlsD Hardware Co L1- -

2GH Fort Sthket

A X Aoxxo 1

We have received an IMMENSElot of goods by Ihe Warrimoo andwill offer them for sale Fresh from theFactory at price Extraordinary lowBemember they are not old and shopworn goods SOLD AWAY BELOWCOST bnt new goods sold at a profitto ns even at the prices we ask be ¬

cause we buy in LARGE QUANTI ¬

TIES and can afford to sell cheap0

Victoria Lawns Egyptian Mull Madras Indian Silksa- -

Lace Gnriains Valenciennes Fancy Dross Goods

ms Soilings Napkins and Table Damask

NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS

K l fl AllfliiYi Ql nH IWyuuou ui ucai runI2FY GOODS

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LOOAtt AND GENERAL NKWB

Sugar I 5 1G strong

Bedspread solo nt Sachs

J W Ghnprann will enter for thoOooper roception on Monday nftornoon

Sheetings and Pillow casings atBiff Bargains to Buyers to morrowat Saohs

To day is Guy Fawns day in OtelEngland but its recognition is fastfading away

Waimon rhubarb celory cabbageand potatoes Edgar HonriquesMaonio Temple

The local dnntlwnte took a badjump Inst month and was tho high ¬

est in six years

Dont forgot tho Kindergartenconcert at Progress Hall on Tuoday evening next

Co D ontertains Co B at dinnerthis evening to celebrate the lat torsvictory at tho targets

General Merriam has reported A-dversely

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in regard to a permanentcamp at Honolulu

IJiv W M Kinraid will Ipctureon the Ideal Church at CentralUnion Church to morrow morning

Persons requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of new designs onviow

Camp M6Kinloy has been practic-ally

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abandoned for Kaalawai as thotwo companies now there leave forHawaii on Tuesday

Punahous 3d football team de ¬

feated the High Schools 2ud by ascore of 22 to 0 on the collegegrounds ystorday afternoon

There will be the usual band con ¬

cert at Emma Square at 4 oclockthis afternoon and at Makee Islandat 8 oolock p m to morrow

Miss Helen Wilder is again thooUicial protectress of tho animalsaud satisfaction roigns supremoamong tho four footed tribes

Row Alexander Mackintosh willconduct both the services of thoSecond Congregation of StAndrews Cathedral to morrow

The season ticket sale for thoNanco ONoil engagement clcsosthis evening On Monday the saleof single performance tickets opens

Tho Honolulu Steam Laundry isnow ready for business and allwish its enterprising proprietorshearty success It will grow gra-dually iu popular favor

Dr Walter Maxwell has been ap ¬

pointed honorary speuial agent ofthe U S Department of Ariculturea pot he will honor aud in whiofjhis labors will bo of inestimablevalue

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The regular monthly consecrationmeeting of I ho Y P S O E Societywill bo hold nt the Central UnionChurch to morrow evening TJmmooting will begin at 030 p m Allmembers are earnestly requested toatttend n

The Transports Indiana and Ohioarrived Ihh morning with Kausaianil Washington volunteer troopsmi route to Manila The ZhkIiiiiIIaand the Newport nro the uoxt transport to arrive

A I iruM attendance is expected atthe football match this afternoonbtween Punuhnu and PennsylvaniaThe irame will be called at U30 onthe Maluki baseball grounds Admission 25 cents

Tho tire yesterday afternoon wasin an alley minting from Emmastreet iu two houses owned by H AHoeu aud gave our excellent department some little trouble Tholoin is covered by insurance

The now board of the HawaiianCommercial Sugar Co is com ¬

posed of H P Baldwin president jAlbert Meyer James B Castle Wal-lace

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Alexander and E M Walshwith George Ralph as secretary andW J Lowrie manager

Nows was brought yesterday bythe 0 D Bryant that the unluckyCity of Columbia had put into Hiloin a crippled condition and thatOapl Miluor had nskod for a surveyby the Board of Underwriters Theship ia iusured for 125000 Owingto several peculiarities iu tho reportconfirmation is awaitod by tho isl-

and¬

steamers

The Rugby rules football playersare getting things iu order for thecoming soason and praatico willshortly commouco Players affiliat ¬

ed with Iolaul College should oxpress thoir desire of joining tho teamto Rev J F Lano and tho townteam to A St M Mackintosh at theollioe of Mr H M von Holt Thodetail for the Regiment team is notyol announced

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Towel sale at Siehs to morrow

Subscribe The Independent 50cents per month

Deputy Marshal Hitchcock hasreturned from an official visit toMolokni

Tho liquor confiscated by tho po-

lice¬

nt certain Waikikl recently wassold at public auction at noon to-

day¬

Head W Ditnond Cos ad ¬

vertisement and prepare for theirgraud display on Monday nextwhou thoy wll havo on hand waresfrom twouty fivo factories

After th Japanese Consular ro ¬

ception on Thursday afternoon theChinese Consul and a few invitedpuests were splendidly entertainedat dinner by uoalthy Chiuoso morchants at the United Chinese Society

Some fine sugar cane from Lani isexhibited in tho window of Brewor

Cos office on Queon street Thocaue is only six months old andshows the great possibilities of thenow plantation which is being ostablished on the fertile soil of Lanai

Tho mens meeting of the Y M OA next Sunday at 1 oclock p mwill bo led by W K Azbill Subjeot Jesus Under ProvocationAt Eiglo Hall W K Azbill speaksto Euglish speaking Chinese andJapanese at 2 oclock p m SubjectTho Story of tho Deluge

MAROHAND RETIRES

Bo Has Left for Cairo via Ktiartoura

Special Dispatch to the Call

Paris October 28 A dispatchhas beon received by the FrenchForeign Offico from its diploraatioagouoy at Cairo stating that a boathas reached Khartoum on its way

from Fashoda and that Major Marchand is on board

It is added that the Major deem ¬

ed it necessary to personally bringto Cairo tho unfinished portion ofhis ropurt of tho explorations Captain Gorman was left iu commandof tho French mission at Fashoda

Cairo October 28 Major Marchand left Fashoda on Sunday andarrived at Khartouin this morningHo will start for Cairo tomorrowAs tho other Frenchmen remain atFashoda Major Marohands doparture from there is not regardedas a settlement of the question as tothe possession of that place whichis in dispute botweou Great Britainand Praueo

London October 29 The Paricorrespondent of tho Times says

If France directs Major Matchanilto totiro from Fashoda she will refuse to enter into any ulterior nego ¬

tiations preferring to leave thequestion quito open and await amore favorable opportunity to re ¬

open it

WILL PAY THE CLAIM

Iaru to Hlttlo for Imprisoning aAmerican

Lima Peru via Galveston Ootoher 28 The Peruvian Governmenthas asked Congress to voto 10000to pay the claim of Victor H MaeCord Consular agent of the UnitedStates at Arequipn feru in 18Kagainst tho Governmont for damagessustained by imprisonment duringthe revolutionary outbreak in accordance with tho award of thoiRight Hon Samuel Henry Strongpresident of tho Supremo Court ofCanada

Lord Kitchener of KhartoumLondon October 28 Gonoral

Kitchener whos elevatiou to thopeerage was auuounced September2Gth takes the title of LordKitchener of Khartoum nud Aspalliu tho County of Suffolk

It is said that a letter of welcomeand congratulation from tho Queenin Hor Majestys handwriting washaiuod to General Kitchener on hisarrival at Dover

Twice to day he visited the Princeof Wnlos at Marlborough HouseAt tho latter interview ho had along talk with tho Priuco

W W Diraond Oo

Will commence their display ofHoliday Goods Monday November7th A number of alterations havebeen made iu their store making itrnoro attrnotivo than ever

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ACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY

WE SHALL OFFER

HONEYCOMB TOWELSFrom 35c per dozen

TURKISH TOWELSFrom 1 per dozen

LINEN TOWELSFrom 225 per dozen

THE BIGGEST SALE ON RECORD

weoc

N S SACHS MY GOODS COMPANY LTDTHE DPHJOFJL E13 PROVIDERS

A Naval Heros Story

From tho Timea Horald Chicago III

Lato in 1861 when PresidentLincoln issued a call for volunteersL J Clark of Warren TrumbullCo Ohio was among the first torespoud He joined tho mortar fleetof Admiral Porter just before thememorable operations on the Mississippi River began It was at thoterrific bombardment of tho Vioksburg forts that the horo of tuisstory fell with a shattered arm froma charge of schrapnel

After painful months in the hospi-tal

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he recovered sufficiently to bosent to his home at Warren OhioAnother call for troops fired hispatriotic zeal and Clark soon enlistediu Company H of the 7th Ohio Vol-

unteers¬

In the army of the Poto-mac

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ho was iu many engagementsBeing wounded in a skirmish nearRichmond ho was seut to the hospi-tal

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aud thnee home

Et3omrrrAK J

lTPTsWounded

Soon after-ward h

rm i m svfewlas rr 2

i Hero

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obegan thostudy andt h e n t hpraotico oiveterinarysurgorySeeking awider fieldthan thoOhio village afford

ed he went to Ohioago whoro honow has a wide practice is a memberof Hatoh Post G A R and lives at1935 Ashland Ave

Sevornl years ago Dr Clarks oldwouuds began to trouble him Hogrew weak and emaciated and hisfriends despaired of his life Hefinally recovered sufficiently to boout but was a more shadow weigh-ing

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only 90 pounds Tho best medi-cal

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nttoudanco failed to restore hislost strength and vigor

A friend gave me a box of DrWilliams Pink Pills for Palo Peopie said Dr Clark and theyholped me so muoh that I boughta half dozen boxes and took thornI soon regained my strength nowweigh 190 pounds and except forinjuries that can never be remediedam as well as over

I consider Dr Williams PinkPills for Palo Pooplo tho best remedyto build up a run down system andheartily recommeud thorn to every ¬

one in need of such aid

For rubber tired hacks with oareful drivers riiiK up tolephono 118City Carriage Co John S AndradeMnnafjot

frmoo

Upholstering and Mattress MakingIN Al 1 ITS BRANCHES

Matting Lounges very cheap Box Couches for LadiesDresser any size at Reasonable Charges Office DesksBilliad and Pool Tables re covered Awnings and Tentsmade to order

COYNE MEHRTENTelppnbiift 928 MASONIC TEMPLE Alakea Street

Bl authorityIRRIGATION NOTICE

Holders of water privileges orthose paying water rates are herebynotified that the hours for irrigationpurposes aro from 6 to 8 oclock a mand from 1 to 6 oclock p m

II Holders of water privileges ontho slopes of Punchbowl above Greenstreet and in Nuuanu Valley aboveSchool street are hereby notifiedthat thoy will not be restricted tothe irrigation hours of 6 to 8 a maud 1 to 6 p m but will bn allowedto irrigate whonover sufficient wateris available provided that they donot use the water or irrigation pur-poses

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for more than four hours iuevery twentv four

ANDREW BROWNSupt Honolulu Water Works

Approved J A KTNGMinister of Interior

Honolulu H I Sept 7 1898990 tf

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

ANNUAL MEETING OF THEOlowalu Company hold this 31st dny

of October 18t8tijofullowinK stockhoWorswore elected to Btrvo as otilcers or thoousuingyeor

W a IRWIN lrosdentW M Uiiliird Yico IicsldentII M Whitney Jr

Seoretary and TreasurerGeo J UOS8 Auditor

And tho fo lowing In constitute tho ItonJdof Dlnctors W G Irwin V L Hopperand A Httnoberg

H M WHITNEY JR10 fi lw Bcoromry Olowuln Oo

TO LETR00M OOTTAOE AT WAIKIKIA3 In rear of Mrs J Lemon Inquire

of M K KEOUOKALOLK1019 tI or L K McGREW

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Away from home V

Write Well send whatyou want

Big orders little ordersanswers to questions any-

thing¬

As a painstaking druggistprepares a prescription withcare and exactness and in-

telligence¬

so we buy and pre¬

pare foods that will keep youwell

Customers find our pricesright and the food satisfac-tory

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so thoy can come backand send their friends

We try to keep everythingthere is to eat so that when astranger comes in he can gotwhat hes been used to athome whether from Americaor elsewhere

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ARE YOU GOING TO BOY A CARRIAGEIf so do not full to call andsee our large variety Wo havebeen in the Carriage businessmany years and you can pro-

fit¬

by our experience

Prices Quoted Upon a Call atOur Factory

RUBBER 1IRES A SPECIALTY

PAINTING REPAIRING AND TRIMMINU AT SHORT NOTICB

Honolulu Carrlago Manufactoryt a - T7TTT3T Ttn--

BISHOP CO

Savings BankOn October 1st 1898 and

continuing until further no-

tice¬

Savings deposits will bireceived and infrrot allowedby this Bank at four andone half per cent per annum

The terms rules and reg-ulations

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of the Hawaiian Pos ¬

tal Savings Hank will beadopted as far as ic is pra tic-ablo

to apply them nd lluCash Ekshuve of 5000required under the Postal Actwill bo maintained

Printed cop cs of th Kulosand Kcgulations may be obtaincd on the firot of Octoberon application

BISHOP COHonolulu Sept 7 1808

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JUST ARRIVEDA now lot of the Finest

Musical Instramentsutohnrps Guitars Violins Etc

Alsu a new invoice of the Celebrated

Westeiroyer Pianospeclally manufactured for the tropic

climate second to none

MORE THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD

i die Hawaiian Islands during the lastyears

LWAYB ON HAND A COMPLETBASSORTMENT OF

DRY GOODSAND

jHDeral Merchandise

Imi the choicest European mid Ameri ¬

can

-- ors Alp Wines LiquorsAT MORT nilABONAULE lBIOEBm hoffbohlakubhoo

Corner Klnc Bethel Streets

tfuce Waring Co

Rant Estate Dealers503 Fort St near King

KUINCJ LOTS

HOUSES AND LOTS AND6

Lands Fob balk

nfi Parties wishing to dispose of tnir

rotropolitan Meat Oo

81 KINO BTBEETI Walled MlNAdin

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Wholesale anditetail

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Jtoi Attendance tue UDtBltiiiI w 1 II

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Nothing but tho host caninterest us when buying andit should be so with you

PURE FOODS

EULL W SIGHTFait Prict B

Pot feet Service

Tho most attrantive displaysever presented to the Islandtrade and ScnoruLocs Clean ¬

liness throughout our estab-iK-hme-

in a fixed rule withus Think it over

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I GrocerUs HardwareGruckery

Btao ktaed in 1801 Leaaerilni898

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J M MonBarrat Harry 1 Weber

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Attokneys akd Counsellors at Law

Cartwright Block Merchant Street71 Telophono 08 lv

L O ABLES

General Business Real Estate andFinancial Agent

305 Fort Street Honolulu H I

R N BOYD

Surveyor and Real Estate Aqent

230Olllce Bethel Btreot oyer the New

Model Restaurant iy

JOHN NOTT

Plumdino Tin Coiter and SheetIron Work

King Street Honolulu

HAWAIIAN WINE OO

Frank Brown Manager9 ami n Mltt Blt Unnnlnln W T

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuilding Materials of

Alt Kinds

THE DREYFUB AFFAIRS

A Demand for His Liberation Oroateun Panic

Bpcclal Dispatches to tho Chronicle

New York Octobor 28 A Worldcable from Paris says A panicamong tho heads of tho army andamong tho anti Dreyfusites iu genoral has been caused by ProsooutorGoneral Manaus demand boforo theCourt of Cassation to day thatDreyfus bo liberated and the aatunlculprits bo punished Ho coupledthis demand with auother practi-cally

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balling on Esterhazy to turnb ates evidonce assuring him ofprotection by declaring iu courtthat nothing can be dono to himnow for forging the bordereau sincethe court martial has acquitted himof that charge

Tho Major could tell at whoso in-

stance¬

the ilocumeut was forged andfor what purpose Colonol Henrysconfessed forgery of another docu-

ment which tvas accepted as con-

vincing¬

evidence against Droyfushas rendered at least two formerMinisters of War General Boisd fire lately tho chief of tho generalstaff Generals Gonzu aud Peltieraud Colonel Paty du Clam lfablo toprosecution under the penal code

Paris is in suspense waiting to seewhether or not the Court will accedeto M Manaus demand for tho pro-secution

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of the really guilty personsIf the Court grants it tho Govern ¬

ment will have no option under thoConstitution but to assent It is ex ¬

pected in legal circles that thoCourt will annul ihe 1891 trial andorder a supplementary inquiryThis would imply au order of thoCourt to produce all the documentsincluding the secret dossier pack ¬

age which the War Ministry isholding back and a new trial bycourt martial Should the Courtdecide to quash the conviction ofDreyfus as unwarranted by the evi-

dence¬

it would involve the immedi ¬

ate liberation of the prisouerloaving it optional with the generalstaff to instituto a new trial

Paris October 28 Judce Dayand Senator Gray of the UnitedStates Peace Commission visitedthe Court of Cassation to day whileM Manau the Procurateur Geueralwas receiving the Dreyfus case

THE CHINESE IN HAWAII

Tho Restrictions Imposed by UnitedStates Laws Apply to Them

Washington October 21 ActingAttornny General John K Richardshas rendered an opinion in relationto the status of the Chinese iu theHawaiian Islands and with parti-cular reference to their entranceinto and exit from the islands Itis held that the restrictions placedby our exclusion laws upon the ad-

mission¬

of Chinese persons of ex-

empt¬

classes and the regulationsmado under the provision of thetreaty between the United Statesand China providing for the de-

parture¬

and return to this countryof registered Chinese laborer areapplicable to Chinese persons apply-ing

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for admission to he HawaiianIslands or to such persons residingthero aud who may wish to departwith the intention of returning

For That Tirod Eeolinc

That steals over you as the dayswork is over theres nothing elseso good as a refreshing glass ofRAINIER BEER It is tho tonio youneed beats all the medicino you cantakebriURS on a eouud refreshing andhealthy Bleep and makes one feet likea new person On tap or in bottlesat the Criterion Saloon Phono 783

Oamarinoa Refrigerator

Per AUSTRALIA Frozen Eastqmand California Oyster tin and shellGame in Season Fruits and Vegatables Fino Olive Oil Dry FruitNow Crop of Nuts Raisins etc etoCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

Telephone 378

Hessongor Sorvico

Houblulu Mosionger Sorvico de-liver

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messages and packages Tele-phone

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For Limes LomouR and AlligatorPears otc go to Maso lo TemploFruit Store Edgar HeariqueB

For Govornor of California

Tho election for tho Stato officersof California takes place on Tues ¬

day Novomber 8th Tho contost is

between Henry T Gago a down ¬

right straightforward Republicanand Judge James G Maguire whohas rocolved bis nomination from theDemocrats populists aud othersand first came into public notorietyin the days of the Sandlots butwho both as judge and congress ¬

man has given satisfaction to hissupporters In order to ascertainto a limited extent the politicalviows of the community in nationalpolitics The Independent gives itsreaders tho opportunity of votingfor these candidates Cut out andreturn to this office on or before 5oclock on Novomber 8 Tho resultwill be announced in the issue ofNovomber 9th

FOR OOVERSOR OF CALIFORNIA

HENRY T GAGE

Republican

FOR GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA

JAMES G MAGUIRE

Democrat and Fusionist

Entorpriso

Tho men from the camps whoknow good beer when thoy taste itclaim that tho Enterprise Beerserved at the Merchants Exchangecorner of King and Nuuanu streetsifl the best brow to be found inHonolulu It is pure dear andvery refreshing and can Bafeiy betakeu with or without screens

Life Savors

At tho Anchor Saloon MessrsLovpjoy Ca proprietors are pre ¬

pared to supply to their patronB alife saving fluid in tho way of theirfamous Rainier Beer on Draughtand in bottles They keep on handthe finest liuo of Whiskies and GinsCarlyle and Andrews on deck

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An American Messenger servicohas been started at the MaoninTemple By ringing up 414 you willget tho services of a by on a bikewho will do any legitimate businessand keep his mouth shut

W C Peacock Co

LimitedAiv Solo Agents In Hawaii

for the Celebrated

A B C BEER

This Beer is Manufactured

by the Ameiican Brewery

St Louis

The 1st prize was awarded

to tho Manufacturers at the

Mechanics Fair in fcan Fran--i

ciaco in 1897

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Win G Irwin CoJjIMtTKD

WiiiO Irwin 1rcsldort it Managerl BArrUkls Vlce PreBltiont

I I lnri Secretary A TreasurerM II WhitnoyJr Auditor

SUGAR FACTORSAMI

AOKhTB OF TIIK

Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Hun KrRnnliwo rn

THE OLD ORIGINAL

Hop Beer DepotFormerly nt linthel Hall nnw atNo 17 Konla Srcot lately Smithbetween King and Hotel Ht roots

Rnmombor this is the ouly placein tho City whoro you can obtainthis world renowned StimulatingInvigorating aud Non intoxicatingBeverage

FAMILY TIUDE A SPECIALTY

Ctr-- Note tho only address 17 Konia St

1ST BPtHlKCAltm P O BOX 185 If

HIGH PRICESWill as usual bo the result of

This Cruel WarTHKHEFOIIIS CO OPEKATK

Attention Is railed to tl benefits en ¬

joyed bv Mibscribers lo tho PALAM COOPK11ATIVK QHOOKllY CO LD hasgroceries at a litIe advanco on Sun Franels o ptii es credit to subscribers to theamount uf shares ho 1 pniU of the busi ¬

ness returned to subsuiibtrsovry 0 monthsprnbttblc incrento m valuo of shares witha libera discount oil monthly bills Andnow wlmt are the risks We answer nonebeeauso BUbtcrlbeis can clthor eell theirWia es or nko uroecrles to their amountIf von want to withdraw or go uway

1 oiso con lder the above nnd call oraddress Palnma Co orormiv Orocery CoLd for a slur or f r fur her information

Par vam of sharos f25 or 12 60 onlybeing required to h come a subscriberTplpphmiH 7W 020 If

THOS LINDSAYJ3CWH3LBR

IS PKEPAHED TO

Manufacture and RepairAll kinds of Jewelry

STttST aLASS WOBK ONLYRAQ Istvf ItnlMlntr VnM R t

JOHN PHILLIPS

Plumber and Gas fitterOrders promptly attended to and work

guaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR FORT

TELEPHONE 302

BEN IIAAIIEOPlumber - and - TinsmithAH work dono Properly Promptly nnd

Prolltably for PatronsSATISFACTION OTJAIIANTEED

OdlPH Klnc 8treet near Knllrnnl ntnt77 1v

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG CO Ltd

121 Queen Street

OAU1UAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS

RUDDER TIRES AND ROLLER DEARINQ AXLES

WILSON YI1ITE110USE

Solo Llconsco Hawaiian Islands170 121 Queen Street tf

A R ROWAT D V S

Oraduato of McCllll Unlvurslty MontroalJ

Has hod Ion years practical fxporlonroin the treatment of Ho tm Cattle andDomostlo Pets In the Hawaiian Islands

Orders loft nt Club or Pantheon Stableswill bo rcelved and promptly attended toOfllco 510 Fort Btreet Telephone 785

070 tf

LONG BRANCH BAT US

WAIKIKI REACH Honolulu H I

0 J BHERW00D Pioprlotar

There cat tit and air and tea and ikyWith brcak er long give lullaby

King Street Tram Cars pass tho doorLadles and children Hpenlnlfy oaron for

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