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n d 11 IN Vis JSl jl J a j Vol xrr Oceanic The Fine Passenger Steamers nf This Lino Will Arrive and Leave This Port as Hereunder FROM SAN FRANCISCO SONOMA JAN 29 MARIPOSA FEB 8 SIERRA FEB 19 ZEALNDIA MARCH 2 VENTURA MAKOH 12 particulars WHO Steamship TIME TABLE FOR SAN FRANCESCO ZEALANDIA JAN 26 SIERRA JAN 26 MARIPOSA FEB ALAMEDA FEB JEALANDIA MARCH In connection with the sailing of the above steamers the AgentB are prepared issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by any railroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and from Now York by any steamship line to all European portB For further apply to VJT Irwin General Agents Oceanic S S Gompany FOE CHEISTMAS PEESEIT I am now showing in my lower window for the First Time splendid assortment of Handkerchiefs OF and Gents Plain Hemstitchs From one fourth to one half inch hem in all qualities Embroidered Linen Ranging from 25c to 500 each Real Lace Jn Honiton Duchess Brussels Point Maltese in silk and Embroidered Cliffon The above were all personally selected by me when in England and being imported under the old duties and marked I believe the public will say they are the cheapest and the handsomest goods ever offered here E w 9 V V 8 13 19 6 to Go a CONSISTING Ladies Ladies Ladies accordingly 0 10 Fort Street Closing Oxxt fox tlxe LINES OF FRENCH CHINA At Cut FINE CUT GLASS At a Discount of 25 percent from In and a Rates maTked prices Just Opened VASES Great Variety BOHEMTAN GLASS METAL BRIO BRAG pany At Bargain Prices BETHEL STREET HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD Call and see copies of the Old Masters at the Fort St Art Department i -- Manufacturing - Harness - Go Tlie Oldest House In Honolulu CARRIAGE HARNESS AlWJS OD HflDll Plow and Team Harness iadaen to order COLLARS IIAMES TRACE CHAINS ETC Furnished at Short Notice v Harness Trimmings of All Kmds Constantly on Hand ISLAND ORDERS Will Recciv Prompt Attention Teleptfiono - SS P O- - Box - - 322 v HONOLULU H L FRIDAY JANUARY 25 1901 Soldiers Must Behave The following order IinB been is- sued ¬ by Adjutant General Babcook of tbo Department of California Several note of trespass on private grounds damage to front gardens some milon nut of town and even in the town and indocent and disorderly conduct by volunteer soldiers while on shore leave iu Honolulu from transports stopping there eu route to Manila have been brought to the notice of the depart ¬ ment commander The civil author- ities ¬ of Honolulu are very indulgent They do not interfere unless the disturbance or disorder of the sol ¬ diers becomea flagrant and never interfere if the military authorities are on the spot to make the arrest but having made the arrest they very properly insist upon taking the offender to the station house for in ¬ vestigation etc and it is in this effort that conflicts between the polioe and patrol rounding up the men have heretofore narrowly been averted The department commander direats that you take suoh steps as will prevent any indecent and dis- orderly ¬ conduct in Honolulu on the part of the troops on the transport Grant and that if you send patrols to the oitv of Honolulu you instruct them aa to their proper duty toward the civil authorities Was It Suicide f The ooroners jury has rendered the following verdict in regard to the death of au unknown man whose body was found at the Sailors Home That a man named Samuel whose true name is unknown to the jury owing to the fact that the ma- nagements ¬ the Sailors Home failed to register the name of the deoeased person came to his death at Hono- lulu ¬ Island of Oahu on the 20th day of January A D 1901 from arsenio poison accelerated by the degenerated condition of his heart The following men composed the jury Martin Newman W LEaton T R Mossman Henry Cook O Talin and E H Pairre A Clear Case In the case of Albert Hermansou who hanged himself on the 23rd inst the coroners jury rendered the following verdiot That the said Albert Hermanson came to his death ou the 23rd day of January A D 1901 at Honolulu Island of Oahu from strangulation to wit hanging himself by the neck with a rope until dead The following jurors served George Andrews O L Diokerson B F Viokers J B Pakele F G Smith and Geo A Bower Died Dexter At Woodland California January 9 1901 T J Dexter aged 70 years 2 mouths and 18 days be ¬ loved father of Mrs Fred L Gibbs Mrs Will Johnston Miss May E Dexter of California and MrsC E Fraaher of Houululu H I Rosenbehg In San Francisco Jan 11 101 Louis P Rosenberg relict of the late Fanny Rosenberg and beloved father of Charles Jo- seph ¬ Bertha Manfred Emma and Arthur Rosenberg Mrs Eda New ¬ man Mrs T D Davis and Mrs S W Lederer of Honolulu a native of Hanover Germany aged 72 years 11 months and 11 days m m Major E O White of the general staff Major J M Camera and Cap- tain ¬ W G Ashley of the National Guard of Hawaii have been ap ¬ pointed by Adjutant General Soper a commission to revise the Military Act to govern the guard The com miEsiou is to make its report to Governor Dole iu his oapaoity as commander-in-nhie- f of the militia forces of the Territory as soon as practicable LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS Dr Amesse U S Quarantine Offi ¬ cer in Honolulu has been prderod to Manila A three story brick warehouse is being erected on the Esplanade by T H Davies Co Ld The President has not yet ap- pointed ¬ a Circuit Judge for the First Circuit in the place of Judge Silliman Colonel Coruwella Gartaliuo is nut gathering laurels on the Coast Prince Davids Virus is favorably mentioned - Will Bailey who has been visiting his cousin T H Hobron returned to San Francisco by the Andrew Welch on Wednesday Captain G H Whitney and Carl F Lehners arrived by the Grant Wednesday They are inspectors of hulls and boilers and will start work immediately here They are just in time to take a look at the Twilight Bids for the construction of the garbage crematory were opened iu the offioe of the Rublic Works Wed day The bids were JAFink 2494 W Blaokman 4G95 J R Higby 51085 D L Davie 3232 T Har ¬ rison 3443 and Joe Correa 3400 Ah Hoy who was found prowling Lat night in the bedroom of the young daughter of customs inspect- or ¬ Kanuha was sent to jail for bis mouths by JudgeWilcox beside get- ting ¬ a terrible thrashing from the irate father of the little girl James K Kaulia attorney at law and leading politician is now sport- ing ¬ the blue ribbon and numbered among the converts of Francis Mur- phy ¬ The many friends of Eaulia are glad to learn that he has taken the rash step because when he is not in partnership with Boss Al- cohol ¬ he is a valuable man to his party After taking and signing the pledge Wednesday night he took a clean shave yesterday morning and now looks like a new made man MRS A M MELLIS HAS REOPENED HER DRESS making establishment at 155 Bere tania street where she will be pleas ¬ ed to see her patrons Specially se ¬ lected novelties iu dross materials for day and evening wear laces and trimmings of latest importations will be on view Thursday and Fri day January 24th and 25th 806 3t long branch bates iVAIKIKI BliiAOH - Honolulu H J 0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor There earth aw air ana iea and aki With breaker long give lullaly King Btrcet iTnm Uars pnes the door Mropoiitau Meat On il KING BTUEKT J WjllXBS Wholesale and Retail Mahacixr 8UTOHER8 AKD Wnvv Clvntva vtTi ro NOTICE Kuow all persons that I the un ¬ dersigned do forbid and prohibit all persons from trespassing upon my land at Pakeokee Laupahoehoe North Hilo Hawaii after 6 oolock PM Those disregarding this no tice will be prosecuted according to law AH PING Ch Laupahoehoe N Hilo Hawaii Deo 7 1900 76 -- lm No 1809 Received Pet Batata Wrestler A Carload of the Celebrated MAOEY DESKS Manufactured by the FRED MA CEY DESK CO Grand Rap- ids Michigan consisting of Flat Top Roll Top FOR SALE BY Office Desks Bookkeepers Ladies Home Desks Chairs Sectional Bookcases OaToinets Sco H HAGKFELD CO LIMITED Solo Agents for the Hawaiian Isls FOR RENT Cottages Booms Stores On the premises of the Sanitary Steam Laundry Co Ltd between South and Queen streets The buildings are supplied with hot and oold water and electrio lights Artesian water Perfect sanitation For particulars apply to On the premises or at the office of J A Magoon 88 tf OLAUB SPBEOKELS WM q ww Glaas SprecMs Co HONOLULU fin franciaeo Agents THE NEYjiEA NATWNALBAUK OFSANFKANGIBCP DEAW EXCHANGE OH BAN FRANOIBCO Tue Nevada Nstlouo Bank of Ban Francisco LONDON The Union Bank of Londor Ltd NEW YORK American Exchange Ns tional Bank CHICAGO Merchants National Bank PAKIS Oredit LyonnnU BERLIN Dresdner Bank HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hont Kong Shanghai BankingCorporatioe NEW ZEALAND AND AU8TRALIA- - Bank of New Zealand VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank of BritUh North America Traninet a General BanHnp and Exehant Busincsi Deposits Received Loans made on A proved Security OonimerciM and Trar ers Credit Issued Bills of Eichacc bought and sold dollnfitlonn Promptly Acoonntnft Etv FOB BALE D J MA LEASEHOLD ON BERE ptjUUlJ tania piOraet 39 years fo run Prpsent net income 190 per month rtpply to WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO 206 Merchant Street NOTICE M R Joitflter practical watoh raaker jeweler and opticiaupersou al atteution given to repairingwatoh olook and jewelery over SO years ex ¬ perience Gold and silver jeweler manufactured b experienced woik man on short notlcequality of gooa and work guaranteed as ropre euted M R CooNfEit 78 tf ul J
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Vis
JSl jl J a jVol xrr
Oceanic
The Fine Passenger Steamers nf This Lino Will Arrive and LeaveThis Port as Hereunder
FROM SAN FRANCISCOSONOMA JAN 29MARIPOSA FEB 8SIERRA FEB 19ZEALNDIA MARCH 2VENTURA MAKOH 12
particulars
WHO
SteamshipTIME TABLE
FOR SAN FRANCESCOZEALANDIA JAN 26SIERRA JAN 26MARIPOSA FEBALAMEDA FEBJEALANDIA MARCH
In connection with the sailing of the above steamers the AgentB areprepared issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and fromNow York by any steamship line to all European portB
For further apply to
VJT IrwinGeneral Agents Oceanic S S Gompany
FOE CHEISTMAS PEESEITI am now showing in my lower window forthe First Time splendid assortment of
HandkerchiefsOF
and Gents Plain HemstitchsFrom one fourth to one half inch hem in all qualities
Embroidered LinenRanging from 25c to 500 each
Real LaceJn Honiton Duchess Brussels Point Maltese in silkand Embroidered Cliffon
The above were all personally selected by me when inEngland and being imported under the old duties andmarked I believe the public will say they arethe cheapest and the handsomest goods ever offered here
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CONSISTINGLadies
Ladies
Ladies
accordingly
0 10 Fort Street
Closing Oxxtfox tlxe
LINES OF FRENCH CHINAAt Cut
FINE CUT GLASSAt a Discount of 25 percent from
Inand
a
Rates
maTked prices
Just Opened VASESGreat Variety
BOHEMTAN GLASSMETAL BRIO BRAG
pany
At Bargain Prices
BETHEL STREET HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDCall and see copies of the Old Masters at the Fort St Art Department
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-- Manufacturing - Harness - Go
Tlie Oldest House In Honolulu
CARRIAGE HARNESS AlWJS OD HflDll
Plow and Team Harness iadaen to orderCOLLARS IIAMES TRACE CHAINS ETC
Furnished at Short Noticev
Harness Trimmings of All Kmds Constantly on HandISLAND ORDERS Will Recciv Prompt Attention
Teleptfiono - SS P O- - Box - - 322 v
HONOLULU H L FRIDAY JANUARY 25 1901
Soldiers Must Behave
The following order IinB been is-
sued¬
by Adjutant General Babcookof tbo Department of California
Several note of trespass onprivate grounds damage to frontgardens some milon nut of town andeven in the town and indocent anddisorderly conduct by volunteersoldiers while on shore leave iuHonolulu from transports stoppingthere eu route to Manila have beenbrought to the notice of the depart ¬
ment commander The civil author-ities
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of Honolulu are very indulgentThey do not interfere unless thedisturbance or disorder of the sol ¬
diers becomea flagrant and neverinterfere if the military authoritiesare on the spot to make the arrestbut having made the arrest theyvery properly insist upon taking theoffender to the station house for in ¬
vestigation etc and it is in thiseffort that conflicts between thepolioe and patrol rounding up themen have heretofore narrowly beenaverted
The department commanderdireats that you take suoh steps aswill prevent any indecent and dis-
orderly¬
conduct in Honolulu on thepart of the troops on the transportGrant and that if you send patrolsto the oitv of Honolulu you instructthem aa to their proper duty towardthe civil authorities
Was It Suicide f
The ooroners jury has renderedthe following verdict in regard tothe death of au unknown manwhose body was found at theSailors Home
That a man named Samuelwhose true name is unknown to thejury owing to the fact that the ma-nagements
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the Sailors Home failedto register the name of the deoeasedperson came to his death at Hono-lulu
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Island of Oahu on the 20thday of January A D 1901 fromarsenio poison accelerated by thedegenerated condition of his heart
The following men composed thejury Martin Newman W LEatonT R Mossman Henry Cook O
Talin and E H Pairre
A Clear Case
In the case of Albert Hermansouwho hanged himself on the 23rdinst the coroners jury renderedthe following verdiot
That the said Albert Hermansoncame to his death ou the 23rd dayof January A D 1901 at HonoluluIsland of Oahu from strangulationto wit hanging himself by the neckwith a rope until dead
The following jurors servedGeorge Andrews O L DiokersonB F Viokers J B Pakele F GSmith and Geo A Bower
Died
Dexter At Woodland CaliforniaJanuary 9 1901 T J Dexter aged70 years 2 mouths and 18 days be ¬
loved father of Mrs Fred L GibbsMrs Will Johnston Miss May EDexter of California and MrsC EFraaher of Houululu H I
Rosenbehg In San FranciscoJan 11 101 Louis P Rosenbergrelict of the late Fanny Rosenbergand beloved father of Charles Jo-
seph¬
Bertha Manfred Emma andArthur Rosenberg Mrs Eda New ¬
man Mrs T D Davis and Mrs S
W Lederer of Honolulu a nativeof Hanover Germany aged 72 years11 months and 11 days
m m
Major E O White of the generalstaff Major J M Camera and Cap-
tain¬
W G Ashley of the NationalGuard of Hawaii have been ap ¬
pointed by Adjutant General Sopera commission to revise the MilitaryAct to govern the guard The commiEsiou is to make its report toGovernor Dole iu his oapaoity ascommander-in-nhie- f of the militiaforces of the Territory as soon aspracticable
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Dr Amesse U S Quarantine Offi ¬
cer in Honolulu has been prderodto Manila
A three story brick warehouse is
being erected on the Esplanade byT H Davies Co Ld
The President has not yet ap-
pointed¬
a Circuit Judge for theFirst Circuit in the place of JudgeSilliman
Colonel Coruwella Gartaliuo isnut gathering laurels on the CoastPrince Davids Virus is favorablymentioned
-Will Bailey who has been visiting
his cousin T H Hobron returnedto San Francisco by the AndrewWelch on Wednesday
Captain G H Whitney and CarlF Lehners arrived by the GrantWednesday They are inspectorsof hulls and boilers and will startwork immediately here They arejust in time to take a look at theTwilight
Bids for the construction of thegarbage crematory were opened iuthe offioe of the Rublic Works Wedday The bids were JAFink 2494W Blaokman 4G95 J R Higby51085 D L Davie 3232 T Har ¬
rison 3443 and Joe Correa 3400
Ah Hoy who was found prowlingLat night in the bedroom of theyoung daughter of customs inspect-or
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Kanuha was sent to jail for bismouths by JudgeWilcox beside get-
ting¬
a terrible thrashing from theirate father of the little girl
James K Kaulia attorney at lawand leading politician is now sport-ing
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the blue ribbon and numberedamong the converts of Francis Mur-
phy¬
The many friends of Eauliaare glad to learn that he has takenthe rash step because when he isnot in partnership with Boss Al-
cohol¬
he is a valuable man to hisparty After taking and signing thepledge Wednesday night he took aclean shave yesterday morning andnow looks like a new made man
MRS A M MELLISHAS REOPENED HER DRESSmaking establishment at 155 Beretania street where she will be pleas ¬
ed to see her patrons Specially se ¬
lected novelties iu dross materialsfor day and evening wear laces andtrimmings of latest importationswill be on view Thursday and Friday January 24th and 25th 806 3t
long branch batesiVAIKIKI BliiAOH - Honolulu H J
0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor
There earth aw air ana iea and akiWith breaker long give lullaly
King Btrcet iTnm Uars pnes the door
Mropoiitau Meat On
il KING BTUEKT
J WjllXBS
Wholesale andRetail
Mahacixr
8UTOHER8AKD
Wnvv Clvntva vtTi ro
NOTICE
Kuow all persons that I the un ¬
dersigned do forbid and prohibitall persons from trespassing uponmy land at Pakeokee LaupahoehoeNorth Hilo Hawaii after 6 oolockPM Those disregarding this notice will be prosecuted according tolaw
AH PING ChLaupahoehoe N Hilo Hawaii
Deo 7 1900 76 -- lm
No 1809
ReceivedPet Batata Wrestler
A Carload of the Celebrated
MAOEY DESKSManufactured by the FRED MA
CEY DESK CO Grand Rap-ids Michigan consisting of
Flat TopRoll Top
FOR SALE BY
Office
DesksBookkeepers
Ladies Home Desks
ChairsSectional Bookcases
OaToinets Sco
H HAGKFELD CO
LIMITEDSolo Agents for the Hawaiian Isls
FOR RENTCottages
BoomsStores
On the premises of the SanitarySteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Queen streets
The buildings are supplied withhot and oold water and electriolights Artesian water Perfectsanitation
For particulars apply to
On the premises or at the office ofJ A Magoon 88 tf
OLAUB SPBEOKELS WM q ww
Glaas SprecMs Co
HONOLULU
fin franciaeo Agents THE NEYjiEANATWNALBAUK OFSANFKANGIBCP
DEAW EXCHANGE OH
BAN FRANOIBCO Tue Nevada NstlouoBank of Ban Francisco
LONDON The Union Bank of LondorLtd
NEW YORK American Exchange Nstional Bank
CHICAGO Merchants National BankPAKIS Oredit LyonnnUBERLIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hont
Kong Shanghai BankingCorporatioeNEW ZEALAND AND AU8TRALIA- -
Bank of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
of BritUh North America
Traninet a General BanHnp and ExehantBusincsi
Deposits Received Loans made on Aproved Security OonimerciM and Trarers Credit Issued Bills of Eichaccbought and sold
dollnfitlonn Promptly Acoonntnft Etv
FOB BALE
D J MA LEASEHOLD ON BEREptjUUlJ tania piOraet 39 years forun Prpsent net income 190 permonth rtpply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street
NOTICE
M R Joitflter practical watohraaker jeweler and opticiaupersoual atteution given to repairingwatoholook and jewelery over SO years ex ¬
perience Gold and silver jewelermanufactured b experienced woikman on short notlcequality of gooaand work guaranteed as ropreeuted M R CooNfEit
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THE IHDBPRNDENT
IBHUKT
JfiVlflhr AFTERNOON
CKxcept Bundny
OUT TELEPHONE 841i
P O BOX 81
Entered nt tho Post Oillco at HonolaluH T as Bccond olass lunll
aUBBOBIPXION BATES
iter Month anywhere In the Ha ¬
waiian IslandB SO
for Year 0 00
Ber Year postpaid to Foreign Coun-tries
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tuyablo Invariably in Advance
f J TESTA Proprietor and Pub- -
lienorSDMUND NORRIE Editor
Uestdinc in Honolulu
FRIDAY JAN 25 1901
IS SUIOIDE EPIDEMIC P
Hardly a day goes by without we
read the report of a suicide and thecoroner is a very busy man Whatis the reason of this frightful increase in suicide all over the worldIs the theory often advanced thatsuicidal mania is epidemic oorreatIt appears to be because wheneyera suioide ooours it is generally followed by others who make up theirminds to take the short route out ofthe world
Tho increase in the number ofsuioides iu the United States is
alarming The majority of thesuioides occur in the largo citiesand is claimed to be the result ofthe nervouB striving of modern lifeWe quote the following figures fromthe Argonaut In tho last thirtyyears the number of suioides infourteen large oities was 28563The ratio has increased from 87per million in 1870 to 205 perper million in 1898 The total num-
ber¬
of suicides throughout theoountry last year was 6755 an over-age
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of 88 per million twenty yearsago the proportion was less thnone half of this or 42 per million
The death rate by suicide is far inexcess of the increase of populationand the subject furnishes some in-
teresting¬
material for thought andinvestigation
In Great Britain the attempt tocommit suicide is an offense in theeyes of the law but it does not ap-
pear¬
that a noticeable decrease iuthe number of suicides baa occurredthrough punishing those who wantto kill themselves and are rescuedIn most cases however a resouedsuicide never tries again to take hislife and the authorities places himin the custody of people who for atime will watch him and where hismental faculties can be observedand examined
We suggest that the Young MensReBearob Olub take up the questionfor debate It may be a morbidsubject but atthe rate we are goingnow it is a question whioh has avery disquieting aspeot
TOPICS OF THE DAY
It would have been in the interestof the taxpayers if the Dole juntahad settled the claims for damagesof tho foreigners who were wronglyimprisoned in 1895 when thoseclaims woro first presented throughthe respective governments of themen falsely cast into jail A com ¬
promise might have been effectedthen but as the money is not tooomn out of the private pockets ofthe Dole coterie it was of courseindifferent to them what amountsthe taxpayers would bo called uponto pay Mr Dole has beoomo sostrongly ipbued with the idea thatno notice should be taken of thorights of men who do not belong tothe sacred circle of the sugar ba ¬
rons Ho cannot understand that a
foroignor sojourning hero may bonobody in tho oyes of his oliquo
booailso he does not own any sugarstocks and yet be somebody withhis own government which does notgauge a mans standing by hiswealth The United States is anxioiiB to enter into a treaty with Den ¬
mark in regard to St Thomas andSt Jau It is not likely that theDanish Government will be anxiousto sign suoh a treaty if the UnitedStates should put its Btamp of ap-
proval¬
on the gross violation of theDanish Hawaiian treaty perpetratedin re Edmund Norrie in 1895 Itwill take Borne very clever expertsto explain that incident and MessrsDole Go will have to commitsome tall perjury if they wish toconnect the Danish and Portugueseclaimants with the emeute of 1895
It is pleasing to us however thatMr Dole through his narrow-mindednes- s
and pig headedne8s is havingau unpleasant quarter of an hour
The Independent is not auxious tosoo the segregation laws repealedbut it is decidedly opposed to seethe lepers treated by the familycompact and its organ as convictedcriminals undergoing a deservedpunishment and through the neg ¬
lect and lack of foresight deprivedof their staple food The Independ-
ent¬
is by no moans afraid of Adver-
tiser¬
riots A paperwho could notsecure even a working representa-tion
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of its clique in the Legislatureis uot dangerous The Advertisershould realize that it no longer re-
present¬
the American eloment inHawaii but simply a played outband of missionary sugar planterswhose whole interest lies in divi-dends
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and who care nothing for thewelfare of the people of HawaiiThe teeth of the Advertiser ganghave been drawn and the organshould now ceaRe to bark
PAPAITAS TRIUMPH
Tho Tahitian Walks Four TimeaOvor Bed Hot Stones
There was quite a large numberof people who witnessed Papa Itasfire walking exhibition yesterdayafternoon Of course thare weresome who went there with precon-ceived
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ideas there were others whoexpeoted more thau bargained forand a good many wanted to studyand if possible to aojve the mysteryiand when the performance wasover there was a great diversion ofopinions
Some thought that while theimu as a whole was hot the largestones were not extremely hot ontho top so that the upper sidecould be stepped on without caus ¬
ing muoh discomfort these weremore encouraged in their convictionwhen Manager Lewis instructedthe workmen who had charge of theimu not to turn the stones up sidedown In compliance with thedemaud of the spectators howeverthese stones were turned over
When the fire walker was readyone of his managers announced thata certain party pointing to a bluecoat standing by was ready tostep on the heated rocks and thatif he was willing he should proceedat onoe
Take his stockings off shoutedthe Tahitians sympathizers towhich the soldier man explainedthat the fire walkers managers hadallowed him to wear his stockingsand that he would follow the Tahi-tian
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across the imu step by stepTo the latter part of his an ¬
nouncement the managers declaredthat if the white man was not will ¬
ing to go ahead of Papa Ita hewould not be allowed to go at allThe blue coat would not agree andhe left the Tahitian to go it alone
Immediately after the soldier boybad left Papa Ita stood up in hisglory acknowledging the crowdswelcome applause with smiles ofprido and uttered a few words of in ¬
cantations presumably summon ¬
ing his gods either to duplioate hissoles or to cool off the surface ofthe heated stones as be wentaround the imu Standing at thebead of the imu he closed his sup-plications
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with Amaro o amonBtruck tho ground twice with his
brush of tl loaves and then mountedthe plloof heated rocks and crossedit coolly Sayiug a few more wordsof prayer he crossed the boatedoven back again thus finishing thefirst part of tho performance Thesecond part was simply a repetitionof tho first after about ton minutesintermission
Then those who wanted to denounco Papa Ita a fake and otherswho wanted to bo suro whother thestonoB were really hot or not climbedthe oven with their shoos onofcourse and felt the stones steppedon by Papa Ita whioh they darednot to before Papa Itas gods hadreduced the heat of the stones
It is an injustice to call Papa Itasperformance a fake for he reallyfulfilled what ho had promised todo that of stepping on heatedrooks He is not to blame forpeoples over expectations
There was a little rumpus be ¬
tween Manager Lewis and the sol-
dier¬
after the performance whichresulted in their being accompaniedby the police to the Station
Although the pertormance wasnot an extraordinary feat it doesnot necessarily follow thac it wasa fake There are Hawaiiana whocan handle red hot stones in cook-ing
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pigs even without the assistanceof Hinanui-i-te-a- ra and Vahinenui
Soles Cabinet Meeting
Governor Dole presided at themeeting of his council or cabinet orwhatever he calls it yesterday Heread communications from theState Department in regard to thesettlement of the 95 claims Hestated that correspondence regard-ing
¬
the claim of Mnnuel Reis aPortuguese had boon forwarded toWashington by the local govern-ment
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with the correspondence onthe British claims and had probablybeen overlooked at the other end
The governor didnt advance any
propositions ob to what ho is goingto do now
Tho Treasury Department askedfor information in regard to thebonded indebtedness of the defunctrepublic in anticipation of action byCongress for the payment of thebonds
The Interior Department remind-ed
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the Governor that tho Secretaryof the Territory must send on re-
ports¬
of tho doings of the Senateaud Houso of Legislature
A light wine and beer license wasgraoliously granted to Tlios Olarkof Waihee Maui
A complaintwas read from WrayTaylor who emphatically protestedagainst the mutilation by the tele ¬
phone company of trees in ThomasSquare No action was taken
Beautiful Music
Paul Egry made his last appear ¬
ance last evening at the OperaHouse before a good sized and appeoiation audience An excellentprogram had been arranged for hislast violin Rooital and it was carriedout to perfootion Mozarts QuaritetIV was rendered in an artistic man ¬
ner by Egry Miss Barber secondviolin J Rosen viol and A W Neilson cello
GrimmsAdagMo for two cellos byNeilson and Mott Smith was a raretreat A duet for cellos is not often heard and the beautiful instrument was handled iu a masterlymanner by the two players MrsH M Mott Smith is an excellentaccompanist and acted as such in allthe numbers on the program
The transport Grant arrived yes-
terday¬
frem San Franoisco
HW Lahilahi road luua at PbarlCity died yesterday morning after aprolonged illness x
The Burns anniversary celebra-tion
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will be held to night at theWavorley hall under tho auspices ofthe Scottish Thistle olub
Contract Awarded
Colonel C J McCarthy will
build bx modern oottoges on his
premises ou Kiuau and Beretaniastreets between the properties of
T R Lucas and Ohas Crane Thofollowing bids for tho contract woro
opened yesterdayLucas i 521186Oampbee 21028
McDonald 22587Craig 22flldBertolmauu 19584Wagoner 26480
ORoesouo 19800Tho contract was awarded to O
Roesche-
t
Allen and BobiuBon Ltd
The well known firm of AllenBobinson has been incorporated andwill be known as Allen RobinsonLtd The capital stock is 550000with privelege of increasing to2000000 The stockholders peti-
tioning¬
for papers of incorporationaio S C Allen Paul MuhlendofHiram Kolomoku James E JaegerS W Spencer M P Robinson andJ O Darter The officers aro S
C Allon president S W Spencersecretary and James E Jaegerreasurer
Firewalking
Farewell Exhibition of Fire Walk ¬
ing by
PAPA ITA THE TAHITIAN
will be given
SATURDAY January 26 at 8 p m
Makai of Kaumakapili Ruins cornerBeretauia and Smith streets
GENEBL ADMISSION - - - 100
TICKETS ON SALE AT
WALL - NICHOLS CO LtdTo Bay To - Dayl
Queen Street is a little bit out of your way but amply repay you when you go to
L B KIERLK CO LTDEOE DET GOODS
Exliita
We buy largely and consequently at the best possible prices and are able to displayoriginal and exclusive Designs
FOR LADIES DRESS GOODS Wo cannot be equalled
- We ark OfferingOrgandies 15c 20c 25c 30c 35c per yardDimities 8Jo 10c 12c 15c 17 a 20c 25c per yardChalies 25c 30c 35 e 40c per yardGinghams 8Jc 10c 120 15c 170 20c 25c per yardZephyrs 10c 12c 15c 20c per yardLawns 5c 6c 7c 8Jc 10c 12c 15c 20c per yard
With the Spring comes the necessity of replenishing your Linen Closet We can dothis for you better than any
Our Stock of Sheetings Pillow Casings Quilts Mosquito Nets and Blankets is with-out
¬
equal in this City in Price and Quality
IN FURNISHINGS FOR MKN we take Tins lead- -
Shirts Collars Cuffs Neckwear Night Shirts Pajamas Socks Bathing Suits BathRobes Ready Made Suits Dress Suit Cases Etc Etc
Call and See Our Assortments Before Going Elsewhere
Please remember Tis NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS That is what we areNopen for -
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A large party of Elks can bo ex ¬
pected here lu March
Regular mooting of stockholdersof Whitney Marsh Ltd will beheld at the ollioe of the Co Jan28th 1901 at 8 p m
Our Editor was in town thiB morn ¬
ing the second time thia week andsiaoe he was confined home He is
improving slowly and surely
Dr L P Bahrenberg hasabeonappointed quarantine otlicer at thisport in the plaoe of Dr Amessowho is ordered to Manila
W H Meyer inspector of federalcourts arrived yostorday by theGrant and will inspect the U S
District Court in Hawaii
Superintendent of Water WorksAndrew Browu celebrates his B2ud
birthday to day and Scots aud furriners alike wish him many happyroturnB of the day
Thoengagomont of Win ThdmasRawlins of Honolulu and Miss Jen-
nie¬
Spall Somers of BridgeportConn has been announood by theHon and Mrs George E Somers
The Paoifio Hardware Co Ldhas a change cf ad in this issue re-
lative to cold water paints fish linesand hooks and a stock of glasswareexpected to arrive
The case of Wong Kwai vs LUiuokalani ocoupied the time of theCircuit Court yesterday and is stillon to day Her MajeHty was accompanied by Prince David andMr and Mrs J O Carter
J A Magoon has filed and an ¬
swer to the complaint againBt him asadministrator of the Alina estate in
which le stigmatizes the allegationsmade against him as maliciouslyfalse and untrue statements
Mamie Smith the somewhat erratio daughter of the late D B Smithhas settled the uncertainty of herheart by marrying apenniless youthin Texas She will uow be knownas Mrs Emmet Burke
The Research Club will meet tonight at the Y M C A hall Thesubjeot for discussion will be taxa ¬
tion and among the speakers willbe W R Castle and T McCantsStewart The public is invited tobe present
A collision ocourrod Wednesdaybetween two railroad engines nearHalawa Ewa The engines werebadly damaged and an engineerbadly hurt who is now at theQueens Hospital with a dislocatedhip and bruises about the breast andshoulders
On an application by John Paoakalani for the appoiutmeut of a
trustee Judge Humphreys heardthe matter this morniuc at Chambers and appointed F J Testa assuch trustae to act without bondsThe applicant was a minor whenhis step father the late Joseph Heleluhe made certain deposits in theHawaiian Postal Savings Bank inhis name as trustee for the minorand this appointment is made forthe purpose of withdrawing euohdeposits and turn them oyer to theapplicant who is now of age
THE SHORT BOAS
Bandsman Kaufmann Accused ofAn Infamous Orirao ShootsHimself
E 0 Kaufmann blew his brainsbut last evening at the territorialbands music room near the barracksDeath was instautaneouB and theman was found dead on the iloor byR L Cogswell tho night watuhmau
A warrant had been issued for thearrest of Kaufmans who was accus ¬
ed of enticing young girls to hisroom for immoral purposes and
I Kaufmann kept out of town duringthe day In the evening ho balledat Captain Bergers house and notfinding the bandmaster at home he
left a Bote and then wnt to themiieio room to which he gainad aocoss by using Captain Bergers key
In the note Kaufmann simply saidCaptain Barger you will have a
letter in the poatoffioe to morrowmorning E C Kaufmann
After Captain Bergor who wasgiing a concert at tho hotel wasinformed of the suicide aud hadread tho note lie went to the postottioo but found no letter iu his boxPostmaster Oat was communioatedwith and kindly went to tho postoffice shortly before midnight andsecured the letter addressed tdCaptain Berger
t
The letter is self explanatory andreads
Honolulu Jan 21th 1901
Friend Berger After what thepapers said this morning about meI cannot endure to live any longerI am not afraid to die but I amafraid to be disgraced I am goingto die like a soldier I have boughta 33 revolver for that purpose Ihad a 11 but sold it some time agonot thinking that I might want touse it
I am a veteran of the francoprussian war aud of the Spanish american war also Please see that I willhave a burial I belong to theMasotiR and K of P and the Armyand Navy Union My belongings asmy watch two pair of gold glassesand a pair in a steel frame you mydispose of bb you want My trunkis full of musio Violin music music-
al¬
books and clothes which you maydisposa of as you please The Eflat Bass will just pay my board androom et the Orpheum let Mr Cohenkeep it on that aoot
I am writing this letter in greathast in the Chinese store iu Waikikinear the place whore the carB stopJt is 25 minutes to seven and I wantto hear a few of your Selections be-
fore¬
I take my trip to the otherworld I am also eating ham audeggs bo I will not go hungry
When you receive these lines myspirrit will have departed from hereand will perhaps be around MissNielson the one who is responsiblefor this act of mine
I am a spiritualist and will comeand visit Miss Nielson as often aspossible some poople do not believoin spiritualism nevertheless spirritsare visiting us daily
Sh need not be afraid when Bhe
sees me I will not harm her on thecontrary I will pleade for her byour father iu heaven
I have never harmed any one myfault is I am to fond of childrenwhioh iB misconstrued
Wishing from the bottom of my8ouloj our father in heaven may for ¬
give those who drive me to thisstep I close with forgiving all as Ihope to be forgiven by our fatherin heaven
Good bye Friend BergerGod bleBB you
YourFriend
E C Kaufmann
Kaufmann played the bassoon inthe band and was an able musicianHe was a Germrn and had served intho Franco Prufsian war and waB
in Manila bay during the Deweybattle as bandmaster on the Balti-more
¬
Coroner Chillingworth when noti ¬
fied of the tragedy summoned thefollowing ooronera ury Sam LyleCharles Spenoer Louis BerndtCaptain Cluney Fred- Smith andW Davis
NOTIOJi
School Street Bridge betweenNuuanu aud Liliha streets will boclosed to traffic on aooount of itsdangerous condition
By ordor of the Road SupervisorHonolulu
80G t
Brace Waring Go
Rett Estate Oaaleru503 Fort Bt near King
HOILDIHa L0T8Houses and loth and
Lands fob 8a1iD
Parties wlBlilnc to rtlBiiose of inanPmpflrMAN aro lnvito1 to noil in n
WiWers Steamship Co
Freight and
Passengers for all
Island Ports
THE PANTHEONHotel St near Fort
SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ice Cold
SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP
FOB
Xmas and Hew Year1710 tf
ROCK FOR BALLAST
White and Elack SaadIn Quantities to Suit
BXGUTIHQ CONTACTED
FORCORAL AUD SOIL FOR SALE
SF Dump Carls furnished bythe day on Hours Notice
H R HITCHCOCKOffioe with J M Monsarrat Cart
wright Building Merchant StlEon tf
Telephone
MaiDl99
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Coppeb and Shebi
Ibon WokeKins Street Honolulu
try ACRES OF LAND IN GRANTSI 2130 and 910 at Kamaee North Htlo
Hawaii Apply toMORRIB K KEOHOKALOLB
Rl Estate Agent
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that thePearl City Cemetery is now open forinterments A special funeral trainleaves the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at the cemeteryuntil after all interments
The rates for transportation areone dollar for the corpse and fiftycents for the round trip formourners
Flats are now on sale at the officeof the company ranging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-
SOCIATION¬
LTDRoom 3 Love Building Fort St
70 3mos
NOTICE
CATHOLIC CEMETERY
All privilege holders at the Catho-lic
¬
Cemetery on King street arerequested to pay a contribution of
500 dollars at the office of theCatholic Mission during this monthof January 1001 Any one failing topay the amount shall loose all rightsor privileges In the future theCatholic Mission will take charge ofclaiming all lots
By orderP H VALENTIN
91 fit
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that MrS E Damon has this day been ad-
mitted¬
to partnership in the firmof Bishop Company whioh firm isnow composed of the followingmembers
Mr S MDamon Mr H E Waityand Mr S E Damon oaoh of whomsign Bishop Si Co in all matterspertaining to the firms interests
Mr ChaB Bon Mr J Harris Mac ¬
kenzie Mr A Berg Mr Ho Fon andMr Alexander Garvie are rospeotively authorized to sign our firmname porproourationHonolulu January 1st 1901
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PAIIT YOUK HOUSEXJS JMLSLgJCltte for the Outside
And Petrbl for the Inside
These are COLD WATER PAINTS and are the BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER
Fish Lines and HooksWe are opening a Line of these at our Fort Street Store
and will soon be in a position to supply all demands
A Large Stock of GLASSWARE
Is Expected on the W Gr Irwin and will at once beopened at our Bethel Street Store
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
FOR
RugS9
LinoleumBlanketsComforters Etc
GO TO
WJ10 Fort Street
NOTICE
GMENBITO WHISKEYDo not accept goods bearing a similar name
THERE IS ONLY ONE
GREEN HIYER WHISKEYIt is distilled by J W McCulloch Oweusboro Ky
GREEN RIVER is tho ofticial whiskey of the U SNavy Department
GftEEN RIVER whiskey was awarded tho Gold Medal atthe Paris Exposition 1000
For Sale iu AH Saloons aud by
W C Peacock CompanySOLE AGENTS Hawaii Territory
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES
SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF
General MerchandiseAND
oirvEikossroitf mh3roe3atttjbAgents tor Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool
M
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Sb HA iflfe Bl R
at HomeAND SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE YOUTN OUR NEW QUARTERS
BOSTON BLOCK
Fort Street
WATCH THIS SPACEFor Future Announcements
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SUGAR FACTORSIMPOETEES OF
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AND
Agents for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line
British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific Eailway CoPinrtppr Lino of Panlrpts from Liverpool
TIMELY TOPICS
if you want a windmill to be oporated by the least possible wind
If you want a windmill that haslittle machinery and that little
of the very beat quality
Bay m AermoiorIf you want a windmill that does
not get oranky
If you want a windmill that willpump water to your house and
your barn that will run thefeed cutter corusholler
and Buzz Saw
The AERMOTORwill last longergive better satisfaction and is cheaperthan any other windmill on themarket For salo by
TriK Hawaiian Hardware Co Lo
Fort Street opposite SpreokelsOos Bank Honolulu H I
LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE
One New Locomobile No 877Style 2 made by The LocomobileSo of Amerioa of Newton MassU S A patented Nov 14 1899Very little used the property of thelate Joseph Heleluhe and ruu bygasoline
ALSO
One Bicyclein very good order
For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Place orto F J Testa this office
THOS LINDSAYManufacturing Jeweler
Call and inspeot the beautiful and usefuldlspny of cocs for presents or for per ¬
nio I use and adorn mntLove Building 530 Fort Street
ow
lilJii LIU
THEiicvn
J3M3IMilwaukee
BEEETKEE3
BUFFET1250 per WdI
6 dozen quarts9 per case
4 dozen quarts5 per case
2 dozen quarts
Delivered
HOFFSCHLAEGER CO LTD
King and Bethel StreetsHonolulu
ILlHITXD
Wni G Irwin President ManagerOlans Spreckols First Vice PresidentW M Giffard Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer SecretaryGeo J Itoss Auditor
SUGAK FACTOESAHD
AGBNTS OV THS
Gcaanic Steamship CompyOf Bar ranolaco Cal
NOTIOK
Db J H Raymond has resumedhis practice together with Dr Galbraith at his ronidenco the oldCartwright premiios on AlakeaUnion and Beretania streets Officehours from 10 A it to 12 m Tele ¬
phone 201 58 1 m
If you waut the very latest dosigus in dress goods call at L BKerr Cos Queen Street
Tho Plantors Monthly
Under date of January 151901No 1 of Vol XX of the PlantersMonthly has been issued The firstnumber of the Monthly in the newcentury contains many Interestingarticles among which we have readwith special pleasure one reproduced from a Sydney paper on the sub ¬
ject of The Tropics and WhitoMen
Tho introductory remarks to thefirst number of the Planters Monthly in the now year and new centurywill havo the hearty endorsement oftho press as well as of all interestedin the main industry of Hawaii
Tho introduction reads
This issue commences a new vol-
ume¬
of the Planters Monthly andevery grower or employee of a sugarbouse should subscribe for it andread each number as it issues fromtho press The information givenrelates mostly to the sugar industryhere and abroad but it would bemore valuable if millmen and otherspoBseBBed of knowledge gained fromlong experience or gathered frompublications not readily accessiblepertaining lo the economical pro-
duction of caue or from practicalwork in the sugar house would con ¬
tribute suchinformation or expresstheir own views on the methods nowin use some of which can doubt-less
¬
be much improved In manyinstances the suggestions of a meohanicwho has had long experienceare of great Borvice however crudely they may have been expressedand they may assist materially indeveloping new processes the success of which depends on somemissing link that another writer
can furnish as a key to solve theriddle and bring into service avaluable discovery Thousands ofexperiments are at this very mo ¬
ment being made to improve me ¬
chanical work and out of the manya few may become very valuable
BUSINESS LOCALS
The Independent 6 cent permonth
Honolulu Messenger Service de ¬
liver messages and packages- - Telephono 7S
For stylish millinerycall at L B Kerr Cos Queenstreet
When you want a hack ring up191 On that stand you will get areliable and good driver a fino haokand no overcharging
Embroidered handkerchiefs 150per dozen a nice thing for a Christ-mas
¬
present 150 different designsat L B Kerr Cos Q een St
Kentuckys famous jessBB MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovojoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianIalnnHu
A Display Worth Seeing Me ¬
chanical toys that will shave you orbrush your shoes at L B KerrCos Queen street Call and seethem
Per ZEALANDIA fm Cam aiinoRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery BreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb Asparagus Cabbage Eastern and Cali- -
fornia Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Rockfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRTTfT MATIKFT
Bruce faring ft Go
Real Estate Dealers60S Fort Bt near King
BUUiDINQ L0T8houses and lotb and
Lands Fob Saw
SMf Parties wishing to dispose of naProportion nrn Invited to nail in ni
WiWers Steamship Go
Freight and
Passengers for all
Island Ports
Hotel St near Fort
SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in BottlesIce Cold
SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP
FOR
Xmas and New Year1710 tt
ROCK FOR BALLAST
White and Black SajdIn Quantities to Suit
EXCAVATING CONIRACTED
FORCORAL AHD SOIL FOR SALE
EF Dump Carts furnished bythe day on Hours Notice
H R HITCHCOCKOffice with J M Monsarrat Cart
wright Building Merchant St159l tf
M
Telepliosie
Maini99
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Coppeb and Shew
Iron WobeKing Street Honolulu
FOR SALErt AORE8 OF LAND IN GKANTSI 2130 and 910 at Kamaee North Hilo
Hawaii Apply toMORKIB K KEOHOKALOLK
Hottl Estate ARunt
NOTICE
Notice is hereby giyen that thePearl City Cemetery is now open forinterments A special funeral trainleaves the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at the cemeteryuntil after all interments
The rates for transportation areone dollar for the corpse and fiftycentB for the round trip formourners
Plats are now on sale at the officeof the company ranging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-SOCIATION
¬
LTDRoom 3 Love Building Fort St
70 3mos
NOTICE
CATHOLIC CEMETERY
- All privilege holders at the Catho-lic
¬
Cemetery on King street arerequested to pay a contribution of
500 dollars at the office of theCatholic Mission during this monthof January 1901 Any one failing topay the amount shall loose all rightsor privileges In the future theOatholio Mission will take charge ofclaiming all lots
By orderF H VALENTTN
91 fit
NOTIOK
Notice is hereby givon that MrS E Damon has this day been ad-mitted
¬
to partnership in the firmof Bishop Company which firm isnow composed of the followingmembers
Mr S MDamon Mr H E Waityand Mr S E Damon each of whemsign Bishop Co in all matterspertaining to the firms interests
Mr Clias Bon Mr J Harris Mac-kenzie
¬
Mr A Berg Mr Ho Fou andMr Alexander Garvie are respective-ly
¬
authorized to sign our firmname porproourationHonolulu January 1st 1901
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BualnooB Onrda
A M HEWETT
xuifjht Olork and StovodoreOld Reliablo Agnin on Deck
Ollleo At the Old Van Dorno Promises1315 ly
v DR E O WATERHOTJSE
Oitioe and Residence Kino Streetnear ALAru
Oftice hours 8 to 11 a m 1 to 3 and 7 to8 t M Tolephom H1 white
H R HITCHCOCK
Attorney at Law
Office Merchant Street CartwrightBuilding
1474 tf
T R MOBSMAN
Real Estate AgentAbstractor and Searcher op Titles
Loans NegotiatedRents Collected
Campbell Block Morohant Street1419 1 f
EDMUND H HART
XoTAllY PtJBLIO AND TYPEWRITER b i
veyanoer and searcher ifRecords
No 15 Knahnmanu Street
t DR SLOGGETT
Oculist and Aubist
trocress Block 3d Klor Oflice Honrs
R N BOYD
HOBVEYOB AND REAL EiTATE AGENT
Office Bethel Buebb over the New30 Model Heatanrant ly
ALLEN ROBINSON
Dealers in Lujibub and Coal andBuilding Materials op
All Kinds
Qnuon Hlrpot Hnnntnln
LOWIEYS
Fresli TodavSouiobody at home will be --vaitiug
tonight for a box
The Name on Every Piece is theguarantee
FOR SALE BY
IhEWIS COSale Agents Grocers
HI Fort Street Telephone 240
n miniIVi L k H
MUii a pn
LIMITED
AGENTS FOKWKHTJSUN SUGAR KKKININQ CO
Ban Krauoieco OaL
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOKKBPhiladelphia 1enn U 8 A
NKWKLL UNNEKBAL MILL UOManf National Cano Shredder1
New York D 8 A
N OHLANDT A 00Ban Francisco Oal
BlaEfA1Jn0N LOOOMOTIVhWOKKH
M9 f Ra KrnniHoo0l
TO LET
Premiees on Kukui Lane Possefsion given on January 1 1901For terms apply to v
M IC KATIOLANI KSTAIE
- FOB BAIB
3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Street near Kin Only smallcash pavment recoivpd Apply to
WILLTAM SAV1DGE CO206 Mihaut Street
i
I
h
We are Now at HomeAND SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE YOUIN OUR NEW QUARTERS
BOSTON BLOCK
Fort Street
WA
rv
TCI THIS SPACEFor Future Announcements
OF
1
Agents for LloydsCanadian Australian Line
British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific Railway CoPionppr Lino of Pjinkptp from Liverpool
If you want a windmill to be oper-ated
¬
by the least ppssiblo wind
If you want a windmill that hasmachinery and that
of the very best quality
If you want a windmill that doesnot get oranky
If you want a windmill that willpump water to your house and
your barn that will run thefeed cutter cornsheller
and Saw
The AERMOTORwill last longergive better sat isfaction and is cheaperthan any other windmill on thomarket For sale by
Tnn Hawaiian Hardware Co Lo
Port Street opposite SpreokelsCob Bank Honolulu H I
FOR SALE
One New Locomobile No 377Style 2 made by The LocomobiloDo of Amerioa of Newton MbbsU S A patented Nov 14 1899Very little used the property of thelate Joseph Heleluhe and run bygasoline
ALSO
Bicyclein very good order
For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Plaoe orto F J Testa this oflice
THOSJeweler
Oall and inspeat tho beautiful anil usefuldlspay of goo is for presents or for peroni I use and adornment
Love Building 530 Port Street
AND
little little
Buzz
CO LTD
UGAR FACTORIMPORTERS
Steamship
TIMELY TOPICS
LOCOMOBILE
One
LINDSAIMannfactnrjng
THE1
BESTMilwaukee
BEEETHE
BUFFET1250 per M1
6 dozen quarts9 per case
4 dozen quarts
5 per case2 dozen quarts
Delivered
HOFFSCBLAEGER CO LTD
King and Bethel StreetsHonolulu
ILlMITID
WmG Irwin President ManagerOlaus Spreckols First Vice PresidentW M Glffard Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer SecretaryGeo J Rosa Andltcr
SUGrAK FACTOES
AOBNTS Or THK
Oceanic Steamship CompfOf Rur ffannlseo Cal
NOTICE
Dk J H Raymond has resumedhis praotico together with Dr Galbraith at his residence the oldCartwright preniiioa on AlakeaUuion and Beretania streets Officehours from 10 a m to 12 ir Tele-phone
¬
201 E8 lm
If you want the very latest de ¬
signs in dress goods call at I BKerr Cos Queen Streot
Tho Planters Monthly
Under date of January 15 1901
No 1 of Vol XX of the PlantersMonthly has been issued The firstnumber of the Monthly in the newcentury oontains many Interestingarticles among which we have readwith special pleasure one reproduc-ed
¬
from a Sydney paper on theubjoot of The Tropics and WhiteMen
Tho introductory remarks to thefirst number of the Planters Month ¬
ly in the now year aud new centurywill havo tho hearty endorsement ofthe preBS as well as of all interestedin the main industry of Hawaii
The introduction reads
This issue commences a new vol-
ume¬
of the Planters Monthly andevery grower or employee of a sugarhouse should subscribe for it andread each number as it issues fromthe press The information givenrelates mostly to the sugar industryhere and abroad but it would bemore valuable if millmen aud otherspossessed of knowledge gained fromlong experience or gathered frompublications not readily accessiblepertaining to the economical pro-
duction of cane or from practicalwork in the sugar house would con-
tribute¬
Buchnformation or expresstheir own views on the methods nowin use some of which can doubt-less
¬
bo much improved In manyinstances the suggestions of a mochanicwho has had long experienceare of great Bervice however crudely they may have been expressedand they may assist materially indeveloping new processes the success of which depends on somemissing link that another writer
can furnish as a key to solve theriddle and bring into service avaluable discovery Thousands ofexperiments are at this very mo-
ment¬
being made to improve me-
chanical¬
workaud out of the maqya few may become very valuable
m
BUSINESS LOCALS
The Independent 60 cent permonth
Honolulu Mes3enger Service de ¬
liver messages and packages Telp
phnnn S7B
For stylish e millinerycall at L B Kerr Cos Queenstreet
When you want a hack ring up191 On that stand you will get areliable and good driver a fino hackand no overcharging
Embroidered handkerchiefs 150per dozen a nice thing for a Christ-mas
¬
present 150 different designsat L B Kerr Cos Q een St
Kentuckys famous Jessse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianIslands
A pisplay Worth Seeing Me ¬
chanical toys that will shave you orbrush your shoes at L B KerrCos Queen street Oall and seethem
Per ZEALANDIA fo Cam aiinoRefrigerator An extra fresh Bupplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb Asparagus Cabbage Eastern and Cali- -
fornia Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in sosbou Also fresh Rockifort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryOALTFORNTA FRTHT MARK TOT
Brace faring So
Res Estate Dealers603 Fort Bt near King
BDUiDINQ L0T8Houses and Lots and
Lands Fob Sam- -
Stf-- Parties wishing to dispose of tnniProportion nr Invftari to nail itn ni
Wilder Steamship Co
Freight and
Passengers for all
Island Ports
THE PANTHEONHotel St near Fort
SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ice Cold
SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP
FOR
Xmas and New Year1710 tf
ROCK FOR BALLAST
White and Black SajdIn Quantities to Suit
EXCAVATING CONIRACTED
FORCORAL AND SOIL FOR SALE
ET Dump Carls furnished bythe day on Hours Notice
H K HITCHCOCKOffice with J M Monsarrat Cart
wright Building Merchaut St159D H
Telephone
Mainl99
JOHN- - NOTT
Pt rMBiNQ Tin Copped and Sheet
Ibon WorkKing Street Honolulu
FOIR SLAJLiIEity ACRES OP LAND IN GRANTS
I 2130 and 810 at Kamaee North HiloHawaii Apply to
MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLEHoal Estate Achat
NOTICE
Notice is hereby gijen that thePearl City Cemetery is now open forinterments A special funeral trainleaves the railroad station at 215 pm dailv remaining at the cemeteryuntil after all interments
The rates for transportation areone dollar for the corpse and fiftycents for the round trip formourners
Plats are now on sale at tho officeof the company ranging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-SOCIATION
¬
LTDRoom 8 Love Building Fort St
70 3mos
NOTICE
CATHOLIC CEMETERY
- All privilege holders at the Catho-lic
¬
Cemetery on King street arerequested to pay a contribution of
500 dollars at the office of theCatholic Mission during this monthof January 1901 Any one failing topay the amount shall loose all rightsor privileges In the future theCatholic Mission will tako oharge ofclaiming all lots
By orderF H VALENTTN
91 fit
NOTIOE
Notice is hereby givon that MrS E Damon has this day been ad ¬
mitted to partnership in the firmof Bishop vCompany which firm isnow composed of the followingmembers
Mr S MDamon Mr H E Waityand Mr S E Damon each of whemsign Bishop Co in all matterspertaining to the firms interests
Mr Chas Bon Mr J Harris Mac ¬
kenzie Mr A Berg Mr Ho Fon audMr Alexander Garvie are respective-ly
¬
authorized to sign our firmname porproourationHonolulu January 1st 1901
99 3t
Buainosa Oarda
A M HEWETT
jsTeiglit Olork and StovodoreOld Reliablo Agniti on Deck
Olllco -- At tho Old Van Home Promises1315 ly
v DR B O WATERHOUSE
Office and Residence Kino Streetneai ALAru
Oflice hpurs 8 to 11 a m 1 to 3 ami 7 to8 t M Telephone Wl white
H R HITCHCOCK N
Attorney at Law
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T R MOBSMAN
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Loans NegotiatedRents Collected
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Dealers in Luynuli and Coal andBuiLniNa Materials or
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The Name on Every Piece is theguarautpe
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FOE CHEISTMAS PEESEITI am now showing in my lower window forthe First Time splendid assortment of
HandkerchiefsOF
and Gents Plain HemstitchsFrom one fourth to one half inch hem in all qualities
Embroidered LinenRanging from 25c to 500 each
Real LaceJn Honiton Duchess Brussels Point Maltese in silkand Embroidered Cliffon
The above were all personally selected by me when inEngland and being imported under the old duties andmarked I believe the public will say they arethe cheapest and the handsomest goods ever offered here
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BETHEL STREET HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDCall and see copies of the Old Masters at the Fort St Art Department
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Tlie Oldest House In Honolulu
CARRIAGE HARNESS AlWJS OD HflDll
Plow and Team Harness iadaen to orderCOLLARS IIAMES TRACE CHAINS ETC
Furnished at Short Noticev
Harness Trimmings of All Kmds Constantly on HandISLAND ORDERS Will Recciv Prompt Attention
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HONOLULU H L FRIDAY JANUARY 25 1901
Soldiers Must Behave
The following order IinB been is-
sued¬
by Adjutant General Babcookof tbo Department of California
Several note of trespass onprivate grounds damage to frontgardens some milon nut of town andeven in the town and indocent anddisorderly conduct by volunteersoldiers while on shore leave iuHonolulu from transports stoppingthere eu route to Manila have beenbrought to the notice of the depart ¬
ment commander The civil author-ities
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of Honolulu are very indulgentThey do not interfere unless thedisturbance or disorder of the sol ¬
diers becomea flagrant and neverinterfere if the military authoritiesare on the spot to make the arrestbut having made the arrest theyvery properly insist upon taking theoffender to the station house for in ¬
vestigation etc and it is in thiseffort that conflicts between thepolioe and patrol rounding up themen have heretofore narrowly beenaverted
The department commanderdireats that you take suoh steps aswill prevent any indecent and dis-
orderly¬
conduct in Honolulu on thepart of the troops on the transportGrant and that if you send patrolsto the oitv of Honolulu you instructthem aa to their proper duty towardthe civil authorities
Was It Suicide f
The ooroners jury has renderedthe following verdict in regard tothe death of au unknown manwhose body was found at theSailors Home
That a man named Samuelwhose true name is unknown to thejury owing to the fact that the ma-nagements
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the Sailors Home failedto register the name of the deoeasedperson came to his death at Hono-lulu
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Island of Oahu on the 20thday of January A D 1901 fromarsenio poison accelerated by thedegenerated condition of his heart
The following men composed thejury Martin Newman W LEatonT R Mossman Henry Cook O
Talin and E H Pairre
A Clear Case
In the case of Albert Hermansouwho hanged himself on the 23rdinst the coroners jury renderedthe following verdiot
That the said Albert Hermansoncame to his death ou the 23rd dayof January A D 1901 at HonoluluIsland of Oahu from strangulationto wit hanging himself by the neckwith a rope until dead
The following jurors servedGeorge Andrews O L DiokersonB F Viokers J B Pakele F GSmith and Geo A Bower
Died
Dexter At Woodland CaliforniaJanuary 9 1901 T J Dexter aged70 years 2 mouths and 18 days be ¬
loved father of Mrs Fred L GibbsMrs Will Johnston Miss May EDexter of California and MrsC EFraaher of Houululu H I
Rosenbehg In San FranciscoJan 11 101 Louis P Rosenbergrelict of the late Fanny Rosenbergand beloved father of Charles Jo-
seph¬
Bertha Manfred Emma andArthur Rosenberg Mrs Eda New ¬
man Mrs T D Davis and Mrs S
W Lederer of Honolulu a nativeof Hanover Germany aged 72 years11 months and 11 days
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Major E O White of the generalstaff Major J M Camera and Cap-
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W G Ashley of the NationalGuard of Hawaii have been ap ¬
pointed by Adjutant General Sopera commission to revise the MilitaryAct to govern the guard The commiEsiou is to make its report toGovernor Dole iu his oapaoity ascommander-in-nhie- f of the militiaforces of the Territory as soon aspracticable
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Dr Amesse U S Quarantine Offi ¬
cer in Honolulu has been prderodto Manila
A three story brick warehouse is
being erected on the Esplanade byT H Davies Co Ld
The President has not yet ap-
pointed¬
a Circuit Judge for theFirst Circuit in the place of JudgeSilliman
Colonel Coruwella Gartaliuo isnut gathering laurels on the CoastPrince Davids Virus is favorablymentioned
-Will Bailey who has been visiting
his cousin T H Hobron returnedto San Francisco by the AndrewWelch on Wednesday
Captain G H Whitney and CarlF Lehners arrived by the GrantWednesday They are inspectorsof hulls and boilers and will startwork immediately here They arejust in time to take a look at theTwilight
Bids for the construction of thegarbage crematory were opened iuthe offioe of the Rublic Works Wedday The bids were JAFink 2494W Blaokman 4G95 J R Higby51085 D L Davie 3232 T Har ¬
rison 3443 and Joe Correa 3400
Ah Hoy who was found prowlingLat night in the bedroom of theyoung daughter of customs inspect-or
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Kanuha was sent to jail for bismouths by JudgeWilcox beside get-
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a terrible thrashing from theirate father of the little girl
James K Kaulia attorney at lawand leading politician is now sport-ing
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the blue ribbon and numberedamong the converts of Francis Mur-
phy¬
The many friends of Eauliaare glad to learn that he has takenthe rash step because when he isnot in partnership with Boss Al-
cohol¬
he is a valuable man to hisparty After taking and signing thepledge Wednesday night he took aclean shave yesterday morning andnow looks like a new made man
MRS A M MELLISHAS REOPENED HER DRESSmaking establishment at 155 Beretania street where she will be pleas ¬
ed to see her patrons Specially se ¬
lected novelties iu dross materialsfor day and evening wear laces andtrimmings of latest importationswill be on view Thursday and Friday January 24th and 25th 806 3t
long branch batesiVAIKIKI BliiAOH - Honolulu H J
0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor
There earth aw air ana iea and akiWith breaker long give lullaly
King Btrcet iTnm Uars pnes the door
Mropoiitau Meat On
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Kuow all persons that I the un ¬
dersigned do forbid and prohibitall persons from trespassing uponmy land at Pakeokee LaupahoehoeNorth Hilo Hawaii after 6 oolockPM Those disregarding this notice will be prosecuted according tolaw
AH PING ChLaupahoehoe N Hilo Hawaii
Deo 7 1900 76 -- lm
No 1809
ReceivedPet Batata Wrestler
A Carload of the Celebrated
MAOEY DESKSManufactured by the FRED MA
CEY DESK CO Grand Rap-ids Michigan consisting of
Flat TopRoll Top
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DesksBookkeepers
Ladies Home Desks
ChairsSectional Bookcases
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FOR RENTCottages
BoomsStores
On the premises of the SanitarySteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Queen streets
The buildings are supplied withhot and oold water and electriolights Artesian water Perfectsanitation
For particulars apply to
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fin franciaeo Agents THE NEYjiEANATWNALBAUK OFSANFKANGIBCP
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of BritUh North America
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Deposits Received Loans made on Aproved Security OonimerciM and Trarers Credit Issued Bills of Eichaccbought and sold
dollnfitlonn Promptly Acoonntnft Etv
FOB BALE
D J MA LEASEHOLD ON BEREptjUUlJ tania piOraet 39 years forun Prpsent net income 190 permonth rtpply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street
NOTICE
M R Joitflter practical watohraaker jeweler and opticiaupersoual atteution given to repairingwatoholook and jewelery over SO years ex ¬
perience Gold and silver jewelermanufactured b experienced woikman on short notlcequality of gooaand work guaranteed as ropreeuted M R CooNfEit
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lienorSDMUND NORRIE Editor
Uestdinc in Honolulu
FRIDAY JAN 25 1901
IS SUIOIDE EPIDEMIC P
Hardly a day goes by without we
read the report of a suicide and thecoroner is a very busy man Whatis the reason of this frightful increase in suicide all over the worldIs the theory often advanced thatsuicidal mania is epidemic oorreatIt appears to be because wheneyera suioide ooours it is generally followed by others who make up theirminds to take the short route out ofthe world
Tho increase in the number ofsuioides iu the United States is
alarming The majority of thesuioides occur in the largo citiesand is claimed to be the result ofthe nervouB striving of modern lifeWe quote the following figures fromthe Argonaut In tho last thirtyyears the number of suioides infourteen large oities was 28563The ratio has increased from 87per million in 1870 to 205 perper million in 1898 The total num-
ber¬
of suicides throughout theoountry last year was 6755 an over-age
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of 88 per million twenty yearsago the proportion was less thnone half of this or 42 per million
The death rate by suicide is far inexcess of the increase of populationand the subject furnishes some in-
teresting¬
material for thought andinvestigation
In Great Britain the attempt tocommit suicide is an offense in theeyes of the law but it does not ap-
pear¬
that a noticeable decrease iuthe number of suicides baa occurredthrough punishing those who wantto kill themselves and are rescuedIn most cases however a resouedsuicide never tries again to take hislife and the authorities places himin the custody of people who for atime will watch him and where hismental faculties can be observedand examined
We suggest that the Young MensReBearob Olub take up the questionfor debate It may be a morbidsubject but atthe rate we are goingnow it is a question whioh has avery disquieting aspeot
TOPICS OF THE DAY
It would have been in the interestof the taxpayers if the Dole juntahad settled the claims for damagesof tho foreigners who were wronglyimprisoned in 1895 when thoseclaims woro first presented throughthe respective governments of themen falsely cast into jail A com ¬
promise might have been effectedthen but as the money is not tooomn out of the private pockets ofthe Dole coterie it was of courseindifferent to them what amountsthe taxpayers would bo called uponto pay Mr Dole has beoomo sostrongly ipbued with the idea thatno notice should be taken of thorights of men who do not belong tothe sacred circle of the sugar ba ¬
rons Ho cannot understand that a
foroignor sojourning hero may bonobody in tho oyes of his oliquo
booailso he does not own any sugarstocks and yet be somebody withhis own government which does notgauge a mans standing by hiswealth The United States is anxioiiB to enter into a treaty with Den ¬
mark in regard to St Thomas andSt Jau It is not likely that theDanish Government will be anxiousto sign suoh a treaty if the UnitedStates should put its Btamp of ap-
proval¬
on the gross violation of theDanish Hawaiian treaty perpetratedin re Edmund Norrie in 1895 Itwill take Borne very clever expertsto explain that incident and MessrsDole Go will have to commitsome tall perjury if they wish toconnect the Danish and Portugueseclaimants with the emeute of 1895
It is pleasing to us however thatMr Dole through his narrow-mindednes- s
and pig headedne8s is havingau unpleasant quarter of an hour
The Independent is not auxious tosoo the segregation laws repealedbut it is decidedly opposed to seethe lepers treated by the familycompact and its organ as convictedcriminals undergoing a deservedpunishment and through the neg ¬
lect and lack of foresight deprivedof their staple food The Independ-
ent¬
is by no moans afraid of Adver-
tiser¬
riots A paperwho could notsecure even a working representa-tion
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of its clique in the Legislatureis uot dangerous The Advertisershould realize that it no longer re-
present¬
the American eloment inHawaii but simply a played outband of missionary sugar planterswhose whole interest lies in divi-dends
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and who care nothing for thewelfare of the people of HawaiiThe teeth of the Advertiser ganghave been drawn and the organshould now ceaRe to bark
PAPAITAS TRIUMPH
Tho Tahitian Walks Four TimeaOvor Bed Hot Stones
There was quite a large numberof people who witnessed Papa Itasfire walking exhibition yesterdayafternoon Of course thare weresome who went there with precon-ceived
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ideas there were others whoexpeoted more thau bargained forand a good many wanted to studyand if possible to aojve the mysteryiand when the performance wasover there was a great diversion ofopinions
Some thought that while theimu as a whole was hot the largestones were not extremely hot ontho top so that the upper sidecould be stepped on without caus ¬
ing muoh discomfort these weremore encouraged in their convictionwhen Manager Lewis instructedthe workmen who had charge of theimu not to turn the stones up sidedown In compliance with thedemaud of the spectators howeverthese stones were turned over
When the fire walker was readyone of his managers announced thata certain party pointing to a bluecoat standing by was ready tostep on the heated rocks and thatif he was willing he should proceedat onoe
Take his stockings off shoutedthe Tahitians sympathizers towhich the soldier man explainedthat the fire walkers managers hadallowed him to wear his stockingsand that he would follow the Tahi-tian
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across the imu step by stepTo the latter part of his an ¬
nouncement the managers declaredthat if the white man was not will ¬
ing to go ahead of Papa Ita hewould not be allowed to go at allThe blue coat would not agree andhe left the Tahitian to go it alone
Immediately after the soldier boybad left Papa Ita stood up in hisglory acknowledging the crowdswelcome applause with smiles ofprido and uttered a few words of in ¬
cantations presumably summon ¬
ing his gods either to duplioate hissoles or to cool off the surface ofthe heated stones as be wentaround the imu Standing at thebead of the imu he closed his sup-plications
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with Amaro o amonBtruck tho ground twice with his
brush of tl loaves and then mountedthe plloof heated rocks and crossedit coolly Sayiug a few more wordsof prayer he crossed the boatedoven back again thus finishing thefirst part of tho performance Thesecond part was simply a repetitionof tho first after about ton minutesintermission
Then those who wanted to denounco Papa Ita a fake and otherswho wanted to bo suro whother thestonoB were really hot or not climbedthe oven with their shoos onofcourse and felt the stones steppedon by Papa Ita whioh they darednot to before Papa Itas gods hadreduced the heat of the stones
It is an injustice to call Papa Itasperformance a fake for he reallyfulfilled what ho had promised todo that of stepping on heatedrooks He is not to blame forpeoples over expectations
There was a little rumpus be ¬
tween Manager Lewis and the sol-
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after the performance whichresulted in their being accompaniedby the police to the Station
Although the pertormance wasnot an extraordinary feat it doesnot necessarily follow thac it wasa fake There are Hawaiiana whocan handle red hot stones in cook-ing
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pigs even without the assistanceof Hinanui-i-te-a- ra and Vahinenui
Soles Cabinet Meeting
Governor Dole presided at themeeting of his council or cabinet orwhatever he calls it yesterday Heread communications from theState Department in regard to thesettlement of the 95 claims Hestated that correspondence regard-ing
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the claim of Mnnuel Reis aPortuguese had boon forwarded toWashington by the local govern-ment
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with the correspondence onthe British claims and had probablybeen overlooked at the other end
The governor didnt advance any
propositions ob to what ho is goingto do now
Tho Treasury Department askedfor information in regard to thebonded indebtedness of the defunctrepublic in anticipation of action byCongress for the payment of thebonds
The Interior Department remind-ed
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the Governor that tho Secretaryof the Territory must send on re-
ports¬
of tho doings of the Senateaud Houso of Legislature
A light wine and beer license wasgraoliously granted to Tlios Olarkof Waihee Maui
A complaintwas read from WrayTaylor who emphatically protestedagainst the mutilation by the tele ¬
phone company of trees in ThomasSquare No action was taken
Beautiful Music
Paul Egry made his last appear ¬
ance last evening at the OperaHouse before a good sized and appeoiation audience An excellentprogram had been arranged for hislast violin Rooital and it was carriedout to perfootion Mozarts QuaritetIV was rendered in an artistic man ¬
ner by Egry Miss Barber secondviolin J Rosen viol and A W Neilson cello
GrimmsAdagMo for two cellos byNeilson and Mott Smith was a raretreat A duet for cellos is not often heard and the beautiful instrument was handled iu a masterlymanner by the two players MrsH M Mott Smith is an excellentaccompanist and acted as such in allthe numbers on the program
The transport Grant arrived yes-
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frem San Franoisco
HW Lahilahi road luua at PbarlCity died yesterday morning after aprolonged illness x
The Burns anniversary celebra-tion
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will be held to night at theWavorley hall under tho auspices ofthe Scottish Thistle olub
Contract Awarded
Colonel C J McCarthy will
build bx modern oottoges on his
premises ou Kiuau and Beretaniastreets between the properties of
T R Lucas and Ohas Crane Thofollowing bids for tho contract woro
opened yesterdayLucas i 521186Oampbee 21028
McDonald 22587Craig 22flldBertolmauu 19584Wagoner 26480
ORoesouo 19800Tho contract was awarded to O
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Allen and BobiuBon Ltd
The well known firm of AllenBobinson has been incorporated andwill be known as Allen RobinsonLtd The capital stock is 550000with privelege of increasing to2000000 The stockholders peti-
tioning¬
for papers of incorporationaio S C Allen Paul MuhlendofHiram Kolomoku James E JaegerS W Spencer M P Robinson andJ O Darter The officers aro S
C Allon president S W Spencersecretary and James E Jaegerreasurer
Firewalking
Farewell Exhibition of Fire Walk ¬
ing by
PAPA ITA THE TAHITIAN
will be given
SATURDAY January 26 at 8 p m
Makai of Kaumakapili Ruins cornerBeretauia and Smith streets
GENEBL ADMISSION - - - 100
TICKETS ON SALE AT
WALL - NICHOLS CO LtdTo Bay To - Dayl
Queen Street is a little bit out of your way but amply repay you when you go to
L B KIERLK CO LTDEOE DET GOODS
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We buy largely and consequently at the best possible prices and are able to displayoriginal and exclusive Designs
FOR LADIES DRESS GOODS Wo cannot be equalled
- We ark OfferingOrgandies 15c 20c 25c 30c 35c per yardDimities 8Jo 10c 12c 15c 17 a 20c 25c per yardChalies 25c 30c 35 e 40c per yardGinghams 8Jc 10c 120 15c 170 20c 25c per yardZephyrs 10c 12c 15c 20c per yardLawns 5c 6c 7c 8Jc 10c 12c 15c 20c per yard
With the Spring comes the necessity of replenishing your Linen Closet We can dothis for you better than any
Our Stock of Sheetings Pillow Casings Quilts Mosquito Nets and Blankets is with-out
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equal in this City in Price and Quality
IN FURNISHINGS FOR MKN we take Tins lead- -
Shirts Collars Cuffs Neckwear Night Shirts Pajamas Socks Bathing Suits BathRobes Ready Made Suits Dress Suit Cases Etc Etc
Call and See Our Assortments Before Going Elsewhere
Please remember Tis NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS That is what we areNopen for -
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A large party of Elks can bo ex ¬
pected here lu March
Regular mooting of stockholdersof Whitney Marsh Ltd will beheld at the ollioe of the Co Jan28th 1901 at 8 p m
Our Editor was in town thiB morn ¬
ing the second time thia week andsiaoe he was confined home He is
improving slowly and surely
Dr L P Bahrenberg hasabeonappointed quarantine otlicer at thisport in the plaoe of Dr Amessowho is ordered to Manila
W H Meyer inspector of federalcourts arrived yostorday by theGrant and will inspect the U S
District Court in Hawaii
Superintendent of Water WorksAndrew Browu celebrates his B2ud
birthday to day and Scots aud furriners alike wish him many happyroturnB of the day
Thoengagomont of Win ThdmasRawlins of Honolulu and Miss Jen-
nie¬
Spall Somers of BridgeportConn has been announood by theHon and Mrs George E Somers
The Paoifio Hardware Co Ldhas a change cf ad in this issue re-
lative to cold water paints fish linesand hooks and a stock of glasswareexpected to arrive
The case of Wong Kwai vs LUiuokalani ocoupied the time of theCircuit Court yesterday and is stillon to day Her MajeHty was accompanied by Prince David andMr and Mrs J O Carter
J A Magoon has filed and an ¬
swer to the complaint againBt him asadministrator of the Alina estate in
which le stigmatizes the allegationsmade against him as maliciouslyfalse and untrue statements
Mamie Smith the somewhat erratio daughter of the late D B Smithhas settled the uncertainty of herheart by marrying apenniless youthin Texas She will uow be knownas Mrs Emmet Burke
The Research Club will meet tonight at the Y M C A hall Thesubjeot for discussion will be taxa ¬
tion and among the speakers willbe W R Castle and T McCantsStewart The public is invited tobe present
A collision ocourrod Wednesdaybetween two railroad engines nearHalawa Ewa The engines werebadly damaged and an engineerbadly hurt who is now at theQueens Hospital with a dislocatedhip and bruises about the breast andshoulders
On an application by John Paoakalani for the appoiutmeut of a
trustee Judge Humphreys heardthe matter this morniuc at Chambers and appointed F J Testa assuch trustae to act without bondsThe applicant was a minor whenhis step father the late Joseph Heleluhe made certain deposits in theHawaiian Postal Savings Bank inhis name as trustee for the minorand this appointment is made forthe purpose of withdrawing euohdeposits and turn them oyer to theapplicant who is now of age
THE SHORT BOAS
Bandsman Kaufmann Accused ofAn Infamous Orirao ShootsHimself
E 0 Kaufmann blew his brainsbut last evening at the territorialbands music room near the barracksDeath was instautaneouB and theman was found dead on the iloor byR L Cogswell tho night watuhmau
A warrant had been issued for thearrest of Kaufmans who was accus ¬
ed of enticing young girls to hisroom for immoral purposes and
I Kaufmann kept out of town duringthe day In the evening ho balledat Captain Bergers house and notfinding the bandmaster at home he
left a Bote and then wnt to themiieio room to which he gainad aocoss by using Captain Bergers key
In the note Kaufmann simply saidCaptain Barger you will have a
letter in the poatoffioe to morrowmorning E C Kaufmann
After Captain Bergor who wasgiing a concert at tho hotel wasinformed of the suicide aud hadread tho note lie went to the postottioo but found no letter iu his boxPostmaster Oat was communioatedwith and kindly went to tho postoffice shortly before midnight andsecured the letter addressed tdCaptain Berger
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The letter is self explanatory andreads
Honolulu Jan 21th 1901
Friend Berger After what thepapers said this morning about meI cannot endure to live any longerI am not afraid to die but I amafraid to be disgraced I am goingto die like a soldier I have boughta 33 revolver for that purpose Ihad a 11 but sold it some time agonot thinking that I might want touse it
I am a veteran of the francoprussian war aud of the Spanish american war also Please see that I willhave a burial I belong to theMasotiR and K of P and the Armyand Navy Union My belongings asmy watch two pair of gold glassesand a pair in a steel frame you mydispose of bb you want My trunkis full of musio Violin music music-
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books and clothes which you maydisposa of as you please The Eflat Bass will just pay my board androom et the Orpheum let Mr Cohenkeep it on that aoot
I am writing this letter in greathast in the Chinese store iu Waikikinear the place whore the carB stopJt is 25 minutes to seven and I wantto hear a few of your Selections be-
fore¬
I take my trip to the otherworld I am also eating ham audeggs bo I will not go hungry
When you receive these lines myspirrit will have departed from hereand will perhaps be around MissNielson the one who is responsiblefor this act of mine
I am a spiritualist and will comeand visit Miss Nielson as often aspossible some poople do not believoin spiritualism nevertheless spirritsare visiting us daily
Sh need not be afraid when Bhe
sees me I will not harm her on thecontrary I will pleade for her byour father iu heaven
I have never harmed any one myfault is I am to fond of childrenwhioh iB misconstrued
Wishing from the bottom of my8ouloj our father in heaven may for ¬
give those who drive me to thisstep I close with forgiving all as Ihope to be forgiven by our fatherin heaven
Good bye Friend BergerGod bleBB you
YourFriend
E C Kaufmann
Kaufmann played the bassoon inthe band and was an able musicianHe was a Germrn and had served intho Franco Prufsian war and waB
in Manila bay during the Deweybattle as bandmaster on the Balti-more
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Coroner Chillingworth when noti ¬
fied of the tragedy summoned thefollowing ooronera ury Sam LyleCharles Spenoer Louis BerndtCaptain Cluney Fred- Smith andW Davis
NOTIOJi
School Street Bridge betweenNuuanu aud Liliha streets will boclosed to traffic on aooount of itsdangerous condition
By ordor of the Road SupervisorHonolulu
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Brace Waring Go
Rett Estate Oaaleru503 Fort Bt near King
HOILDIHa L0T8Houses and loth and
Lands fob 8a1iD
Parties wlBlilnc to rtlBiiose of inanPmpflrMAN aro lnvito1 to noil in n
WiWers Steamship Co
Freight and
Passengers for all
Island Ports
THE PANTHEONHotel St near Fort
SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ice Cold
SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP
FOB
Xmas and Hew Year1710 tf
ROCK FOR BALLAST
White and Elack SaadIn Quantities to Suit
BXGUTIHQ CONTACTED
FORCORAL AUD SOIL FOR SALE
SF Dump Carls furnished bythe day on Hours Notice
H R HITCHCOCKOffioe with J M Monsarrat Cart
wright Building Merchant StlEon tf
Telephone
MaiDl99
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Coppeb and Shebi
Ibon WokeKins Street Honolulu
try ACRES OF LAND IN GRANTSI 2130 and 910 at Kamaee North Htlo
Hawaii Apply toMORRIB K KEOHOKALOLB
Rl Estate Agent
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that thePearl City Cemetery is now open forinterments A special funeral trainleaves the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at the cemeteryuntil after all interments
The rates for transportation areone dollar for the corpse and fiftycents for the round trip formourners
Flats are now on sale at the officeof the company ranging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-
SOCIATION¬
LTDRoom 3 Love Building Fort St
70 3mos
NOTICE
CATHOLIC CEMETERY
All privilege holders at the Catho-lic
¬
Cemetery on King street arerequested to pay a contribution of
500 dollars at the office of theCatholic Mission during this monthof January 1001 Any one failing topay the amount shall loose all rightsor privileges In the future theCatholic Mission will take charge ofclaiming all lots
By orderP H VALENTIN
91 fit
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that MrS E Damon has this day been ad-
mitted¬
to partnership in the firmof Bishop Company whioh firm isnow composed of the followingmembers
Mr S MDamon Mr H E Waityand Mr S E Damon oaoh of whomsign Bishop Si Co in all matterspertaining to the firms interests
Mr ChaB Bon Mr J Harris Mac ¬
kenzie Mr A Berg Mr Ho Fon andMr Alexander Garvie are rospeotively authorized to sign our firmname porproourationHonolulu January 1st 1901
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PAIIT YOUK HOUSEXJS JMLSLgJCltte for the Outside
And Petrbl for the Inside
These are COLD WATER PAINTS and are the BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER
Fish Lines and HooksWe are opening a Line of these at our Fort Street Store
and will soon be in a position to supply all demands
A Large Stock of GLASSWARE
Is Expected on the W Gr Irwin and will at once beopened at our Bethel Street Store
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
FOR
RugS9
LinoleumBlanketsComforters Etc
GO TO
WJ10 Fort Street
NOTICE
GMENBITO WHISKEYDo not accept goods bearing a similar name
THERE IS ONLY ONE
GREEN HIYER WHISKEYIt is distilled by J W McCulloch Oweusboro Ky
GREEN RIVER is tho ofticial whiskey of the U SNavy Department
GftEEN RIVER whiskey was awarded tho Gold Medal atthe Paris Exposition 1000
For Sale iu AH Saloons aud by
W C Peacock CompanySOLE AGENTS Hawaii Territory
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES
SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF
General MerchandiseAND
oirvEikossroitf mh3roe3atttjbAgents tor Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool
M
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1
Sb HA iflfe Bl R
at HomeAND SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE YOUTN OUR NEW QUARTERS
BOSTON BLOCK
Fort Street
WATCH THIS SPACEFor Future Announcements
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SUGAR FACTORSIMPOETEES OF
j am
AND
Agents for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line
British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific Eailway CoPinrtppr Lino of Panlrpts from Liverpool
TIMELY TOPICS
if you want a windmill to be oporated by the least possible wind
If you want a windmill that haslittle machinery and that little
of the very beat quality
Bay m AermoiorIf you want a windmill that does
not get oranky
If you want a windmill that willpump water to your house and
your barn that will run thefeed cutter corusholler
and Buzz Saw
The AERMOTORwill last longergive better satisfaction and is cheaperthan any other windmill on themarket For salo by
TriK Hawaiian Hardware Co Lo
Fort Street opposite SpreokelsOos Bank Honolulu H I
LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE
One New Locomobile No 877Style 2 made by The LocomobileSo of Amerioa of Newton MassU S A patented Nov 14 1899Very little used the property of thelate Joseph Heleluhe and ruu bygasoline
ALSO
One Bicyclein very good order
For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Place orto F J Testa this office
THOS LINDSAYManufacturing Jeweler
Call and inspeot the beautiful and usefuldlspny of cocs for presents or for per ¬
nio I use and adorn mntLove Building 530 Fort Street
ow
lilJii LIU
THEiicvn
J3M3IMilwaukee
BEEETKEE3
BUFFET1250 per WdI
6 dozen quarts9 per case
4 dozen quarts5 per case
2 dozen quarts
Delivered
HOFFSCHLAEGER CO LTD
King and Bethel StreetsHonolulu
ILlHITXD
Wni G Irwin President ManagerOlans Spreckols First Vice PresidentW M Giffard Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer SecretaryGeo J Itoss Auditor
SUGAK FACTOESAHD
AGBNTS OV THS
Gcaanic Steamship CompyOf Bar ranolaco Cal
NOTIOK
Db J H Raymond has resumedhis practice together with Dr Galbraith at his ronidenco the oldCartwright premiios on AlakeaUnion and Beretania streets Officehours from 10 A it to 12 m Tele ¬
phone 201 58 1 m
If you waut the very latest dosigus in dress goods call at L BKerr Cos Queen Street
Tho Plantors Monthly
Under date of January 151901No 1 of Vol XX of the PlantersMonthly has been issued The firstnumber of the Monthly in the newcentury contains many Interestingarticles among which we have readwith special pleasure one reproduced from a Sydney paper on the sub ¬
ject of The Tropics and WhitoMen
Tho introductory remarks to thefirst number of the Planters Monthly in the now year and new centurywill havo the hearty endorsement oftho press as well as of all interestedin the main industry of Hawaii
Tho introduction reads
This issue commences a new vol-
ume¬
of the Planters Monthly andevery grower or employee of a sugarbouse should subscribe for it andread each number as it issues fromtho press The information givenrelates mostly to the sugar industryhere and abroad but it would bemore valuable if millmen and otherspoBseBBed of knowledge gained fromlong experience or gathered frompublications not readily accessiblepertaining lo the economical pro-
duction of caue or from practicalwork in the sugar house would con ¬
tribute suchinformation or expresstheir own views on the methods nowin use some of which can doubt-less
¬
be much improved In manyinstances the suggestions of a meohanicwho has had long experienceare of great Borvice however crudely they may have been expressedand they may assist materially indeveloping new processes the success of which depends on somemissing link that another writer
can furnish as a key to solve theriddle and bring into service avaluable discovery Thousands ofexperiments are at this very mo ¬
ment being made to improve me ¬
chanical work and out of the manya few may become very valuable
BUSINESS LOCALS
The Independent 6 cent permonth
Honolulu Messenger Service de ¬
liver messages and packages- - Telephono 7S
For stylish millinerycall at L B Kerr Cos Queenstreet
When you want a hack ring up191 On that stand you will get areliable and good driver a fino haokand no overcharging
Embroidered handkerchiefs 150per dozen a nice thing for a Christ-mas
¬
present 150 different designsat L B Kerr Cos Q een St
Kentuckys famous jessBB MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovojoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianIalnnHu
A Display Worth Seeing Me ¬
chanical toys that will shave you orbrush your shoes at L B KerrCos Queen street Call and seethem
Per ZEALANDIA fm Cam aiinoRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery BreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb Asparagus Cabbage Eastern and Cali- -
fornia Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Rockfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRTTfT MATIKFT
Bruce faring ft Go
Real Estate Dealers60S Fort Bt near King
BUUiDINQ L0T8houses and lotb and
Lands Fob Saw
SMf Parties wishing to dispose of naProportion nrn Invited to nail in ni
WiWers Steamship Go
Freight and
Passengers for all
Island Ports
Hotel St near Fort
SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in BottlesIce Cold
SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP
FOR
Xmas and New Year1710 tt
ROCK FOR BALLAST
White and Black SajdIn Quantities to Suit
EXCAVATING CONIRACTED
FORCORAL AHD SOIL FOR SALE
EF Dump Carts furnished bythe day on Hours Notice
H R HITCHCOCKOffice with J M Monsarrat Cart
wright Building Merchant St159l tf
M
Telepliosie
Maini99
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Coppeb and Shew
Iron WobeKing Street Honolulu
FOR SALErt AORE8 OF LAND IN GKANTSI 2130 and 910 at Kamaee North Hilo
Hawaii Apply toMORKIB K KEOHOKALOLK
Hottl Estate ARunt
NOTICE
Notice is hereby giyen that thePearl City Cemetery is now open forinterments A special funeral trainleaves the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at the cemeteryuntil after all interments
The rates for transportation areone dollar for the corpse and fiftycentB for the round trip formourners
Plats are now on sale at the officeof the company ranging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-SOCIATION
¬
LTDRoom 3 Love Building Fort St
70 3mos
NOTICE
CATHOLIC CEMETERY
- All privilege holders at the Catho-lic
¬
Cemetery on King street arerequested to pay a contribution of
500 dollars at the office of theCatholic Mission during this monthof January 1901 Any one failing topay the amount shall loose all rightsor privileges In the future theOatholio Mission will take charge ofclaiming all lots
By orderF H VALENTTN
91 fit
NOTIOK
Notice is hereby givon that MrS E Damon has this day been ad-mitted
¬
to partnership in the firmof Bishop Company which firm isnow composed of the followingmembers
Mr S MDamon Mr H E Waityand Mr S E Damon each of whemsign Bishop Co in all matterspertaining to the firms interests
Mr Clias Bon Mr J Harris Mac-kenzie
¬
Mr A Berg Mr Ho Fou andMr Alexander Garvie are respective-ly
¬
authorized to sign our firmname porproourationHonolulu January 1st 1901
89 3t
BualnooB Onrda
A M HEWETT
xuifjht Olork and StovodoreOld Reliablo Agnin on Deck
Ollleo At the Old Van Dorno Promises1315 ly
v DR E O WATERHOTJSE
Oitioe and Residence Kino Streetnear ALAru
Oftice hours 8 to 11 a m 1 to 3 and 7 to8 t M Tolephom H1 white
H R HITCHCOCK
Attorney at Law
Office Merchant Street CartwrightBuilding
1474 tf
T R MOBSMAN
Real Estate AgentAbstractor and Searcher op Titles
Loans NegotiatedRents Collected
Campbell Block Morohant Street1419 1 f
EDMUND H HART
XoTAllY PtJBLIO AND TYPEWRITER b i
veyanoer and searcher ifRecords
No 15 Knahnmanu Street
t DR SLOGGETT
Oculist and Aubist
trocress Block 3d Klor Oflice Honrs
R N BOYD
HOBVEYOB AND REAL EiTATE AGENT
Office Bethel Buebb over the New30 Model Heatanrant ly
ALLEN ROBINSON
Dealers in Lujibub and Coal andBuilding Materials op
All Kinds
Qnuon Hlrpot Hnnntnln
LOWIEYS
Fresli TodavSouiobody at home will be --vaitiug
tonight for a box
The Name on Every Piece is theguarantee
FOR SALE BY
IhEWIS COSale Agents Grocers
HI Fort Street Telephone 240
n miniIVi L k H
MUii a pn
LIMITED
AGENTS FOKWKHTJSUN SUGAR KKKININQ CO
Ban Krauoieco OaL
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOKKBPhiladelphia 1enn U 8 A
NKWKLL UNNEKBAL MILL UOManf National Cano Shredder1
New York D 8 A
N OHLANDT A 00Ban Francisco Oal
BlaEfA1Jn0N LOOOMOTIVhWOKKH
M9 f Ra KrnniHoo0l
TO LET
Premiees on Kukui Lane Possefsion given on January 1 1901For terms apply to v
M IC KATIOLANI KSTAIE
- FOB BAIB
3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Street near Kin Only smallcash pavment recoivpd Apply to
WILLTAM SAV1DGE CO206 Mihaut Street
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