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l ui f t t Vol VI Tho Fino Pansongor Steatnors of This Liuo Will Arrive and Leave This Port as Horoundor FROM SAN FRANCISCO ZEALANDIA APRIL 18 ALAMEDA APRIL 27 ZEALANDIA MAY 11 particulars INDEP Oceanic Steamship Company TIME TABLE FOR SAN FRANCISCO ZEALANDIA APRIL 19 MARIPOSA APRIL 23 ZEALANDIA MAY 17 Iu connection with tho sailing of the abovo steamers the Agents are prepared to issue to intending pansougors coupon through tickets by any railroad from San Francisco to all points iu tho United Statos and from New York by any steamship line to all European ports For furlhor apply to Win G Irwin Go LIMITED General Agents Oceanic S S Company PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED THE NEW Improved Planters Ho Solid Cast Stoel Eyo and Blade Forged Entire OYOLONE WIND MILLS PUMPS ETC HOWES PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES NORTONS BALL BEARING JACK SCREWS PLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY VISES PIPE CUTTERS AND WRENCHES VACUUM OILS Tho Staudard of Merit Universal Stoves and Ranges PAINT WALL WHITEWASH BRUSHES CALIFORNIA LWN SPRINKLERS A Large Assortment of General Hardware I SI toe lis HmV y IjIShi L U SXJGAK FACTORS IMPORTERS OF ptcr IWwaTTi c n r i co AND c03aissi03sr ciBEOHAisrT3 Agents for Lloyds Canadian Australian Steamship Lino British Foreign Marino Insurance Co Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life Canadian Pacific Railway Co Pioneer Lino of Paclcotn from Liverpool Telephone 92 ft E McINTYRE BRO East corner fort king Sts P O Box 145 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Groceries Provisions and Feed Now nnd Frosh Goods received by every packet from California EaBtorD Btntca and European Mnrkets Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fish TOh- - Qooda delivered to nny part o tho Olty - IBLANI TltATlTE HnTrniTlCIl HATtRWAnTinN QlTAUANTElin H I APKEL 21 1898 THE COST PF WAR Fifty Millions Against Four Uil- - llono A wnvo of satisfaction lias rolled over tho country on account of the of 50000000 recontly passed by Congress as n f uud for war preparation According to tho press tho nation has ever since been pat- ting ¬ itself on the back But when one takes time to think it over and make comparisons tho sum dwindles porcopttbly Thirty seven yoars ago the United Statea had half tho popu- lation ¬ half tho wealth and half tho resources that wo have now but when on April 12 1801 the first shot at Fort Sumter proclaimed that civil war was inevitable tho Thirty Seventh Congreap called in special eesfion by President Lincoln voted to give him two hundred and fifty millions of dollars for tho prosocu tiou of war measures Tho men who appropriated this vast sum repre- sented ¬ only one section of a divided country and even that soction was not unanimous iu its approval of war But at that crisis even State as woll as Federal legislators sprang into the financial breach New York voted 3000000 for the national de ¬ fense Connenticut 2000000 Now Hampshire 1000000 and Iowa 5000000 If a war of any magnitude is imminent our fifty millions is only the first drop in the bucket of national expenses It is woll to remember that during the four yoars of our Civil War the na- tional ¬ government issued securities covered by its bonds- - notes frac- tional ¬ curronoy and oilier forms of indebtedness to tho bowildoring sum of nearly four billions of dollars 53888686575 to be oxact aud that in 1865 when it cloned wo actu- ally ¬ owed over 52800000000 But the first quarter of a billion appro- priation ¬ was not enough Still larger than the first worosoou necessary There was one of 500000000 and another of 5900 000000 Iu these financial comparisons it is curious to recall what might have been Lincoln did his utmost to avoid bloodshed Ho belioved in the graduul freeing of tho slaves by1 purohase as tho host way Slavery in tho District of Columbia was abo ¬ lished by this method an average of 300 being paid for each slave Ho proposed this plan to tho border States They studied the subjeot and doolined it because thoy did not buliovo enough money could be found They said thoro wore 4000 000 slaves aud 300 apiece with 100 each for deportation and col- onization ¬ would require 1600000 000 It was then suggeatod as ap- plying ¬ to tho border States alono and they figured again and Baid that it would take nearly 500000 000 and was impossible When we look bank through the vista of thirty yoars wo boo with oloar vision how muoh better it would havo been How muoh better a bargaiu would havo been five hundred millions rather than four billions Tho debt contracted by tho Con ¬ federate Statos alono would have paid for all their slavos and left them 100000000 to tho good Our pension bill to date would havo paid it and loft a etill larger margin Pensions paid direct have aggregat ¬ ed more than 2000000000 besides which it costs uoarly i000000 a yoar to diatributo them War is tho most disastrous and costly method of settling differences that could possibly bo deyisod and war grows more and more expensive as civilization grows moro wido spread and complox The national debt rises with frightful rapidity Iu 1860 ours was sixty five millions in 1863 it soarod above a billion in 1865 it was uoarly throo billions jnd the Stato and local indebtedness TTTVTTTPTVrnn1 HONOLULU THURSDAY appropriation unfortunately appropriations added a billion nnd a quartor more to say nothing of tho aftermath of oxpouso that still continues and will continue for another generation at loast Tho revonuos for the Inst fiscal year of the rebellion alono wero 1764000000 Of this 85000000 oamo from customs 209000000 from internal revonuos 1470000000 from loans Notice how war grows in cost Tho direct cost of tho seven yoar Revolutionary War was 140000000 That of tho brief War of 1812 was 80 500000 and tho short combat of 1817 with Mexico cost 63600000 Our late Civil War cost an average of 2000000 a doy f on four yoars A naval war is most expensive That is tho kind a Spanish war would bo and if it comes the 50- - 000000 wo are jingling so exultantly would bo spent bofore we got our ships to Boa The Argonaut Britons not English Englands troubles aro not all beyond the high seas Discnntont is rife byond tho Ohoviot Hills The punctilious Scotchmen we bog their pardon tho Scotsmen have given her Britannic majesty to distinctly understand that thoy are not English and do not propose to bo shouldered out of their rights A monster petition signed by over a hundred thousand Scots or rather Scotsmen has been pre ¬ sented to tho queen calling her attention to the fact that by tho treaty of union entered into in 1707 the United Kiugdomwas to be call- ed ¬ Great Britain and that an in- creasing ¬ tendency is observed in treaties of state in diplomatic correspondenco as well as in common speech to uso tho terms England and Englishmen instead of Great Britain and Britons The petitioners havo tho temerity to point out that hor majesty herself has similarly offended tho honor of tho Scottish people in speochos from tho throno and orders in council Tho modest Scot assorts that uo question of material advantage prompts his complaint but more affection for tho cross of St Androw rogard for his honor and lovo of fair dealing stir his resentment when any one especially an Englishman treads on tho tail of his coat Let tho haughty Britou who seoks to nuglicizo tho Scot haud his nine toil cat a weo The Argonaut Foroign Minora and Deadly Weapons From tho Century The first purohase made by Slovak or Polaok is a revolver by Italian or Sicilian a stiletto then tho new- comer ¬ buys a silver watch aud after that is secured ho begins to save money If the Slovak or Polaok is particularly thrifty he postpones purchasing a revolver for several months and carries iu ono pocltot a round hard stoue largo enough to crush a mau3 skull aud iu another a pieco of iron filohod from the colliery sorap heap Tho Italian or Sicilian too poor or too penurious to afford n stiletto buys begs or steals a long file aud sits down iu his shauty or by tho roadside with two or three stones and grinds it to a koeu edge and a needlo liko point Then he fasteus the blunt end in a corn cob and lias ready for use a weapon of no mean possibilities Once arinod however and providod with a watch theforeiguer mauages to live at a total expense of about 6 a month and this may bo re garded as a liberal estimate in most instances The remainder of his wages Is saved toward tho purchase of a vineyard or a farm iu tho old country whither almost all expect to return and Bpoud their lives Constancy Tho coustant cooing lover Carries off tho blushing maid Tho enterprising Barber Shop ThoOritoriou is tne one wuo gets tno trade WlWflrt Staino Co TIME TABLE 0 L WIGHT lrcs H It KOSK Hoc Cnpt J A KINO rorlBnpt Stmr KENATJ OLAitKE Commander Will leave Honolulu atlUA M touohlngnt Labalna Maulura ny nnd Mnkonn thf same day j Mahnkana Kuwalbnoand Lau pahoe ioo tho following day arriving nt Hllo tho same afternoon LKAVKS HOKQLULU AltllVES HONOLULU Tuesday April Frniny Apr 29 Tuesday May 10 Friday May so Tuosduy Muy 31 Thursday Juno 0 Tuesday Juno 21 Friday July 1 T csdny July 2 Hllduy July 22 Tuesday Aug 2 Fr day Aug M Tuo iUyAug2H Kitdny faopt 2 Tuesday Sot 3 No 872 Saturday Wednesday Saturday v cdncsday Saturday Wednesday Siitiifliiv Wudn sday Saturday Wednesday Saturday Wednesday Saturday Wednesday Satuiduy Apr 10 Apr 27 May 7 May 18 May 28 Juno ft June 18 Juncul July July 50 July 30 A g 10 Aug 20 Aug 31 Sept IU Koturnlng will leivo Hilo nt 8 oclock a m touching nt Laupahoohoe Mauu Kpna and Kawalhao name day ilaiena Maalaea Bay and Lnhoina the following day arriving ut Honolulu the nfternoona ol Woitiesnnyannd Saturday aw Will call nt Poiioikl iuna on trips marked HO- P- No Freight will be received after b a m on day of sailing Tho pypitlnr route to tho Yulcuno is via iiilo A good carriage road tho entire dis ¬ tance iiound trip tickets co ferine all expenses 5000 StmrCLAUDINE OAMEUON Commander Will Icnvo Honolulu Tuesdays nt 0 r m touching at Knhului Hana Hamoa nnd Klpnhuln Maul Iteturning arrivon nt Honolulu Sunday mornings Will call nt Nuu Kaupo onco each month IB No Freight will be received alter i f - on dcy of sailing This Company will reserve tho right of make changes in the time of departuie and arrival of its Steamers without notlce and It will not bs responsible for nny conso--uenc- arising therefrom Consignees rnuBt bent tho Landings to receive their freight this Company wil not hold itsolf responsible forfroigbt niter it has boen landed Live Stock receivod only nt ownera risk This Company will not oe responsible lot Money or valuables of passengers unless placed lu tho caro of llirsora CSf IaHsengors am requested to pur ¬ chase Tiukets boforu embarking Those falling to do so will be subject to an addi ¬ tional charge of twenty five per cent Packages containing personal cflecl whether shipped kk bagjtago of freight if the contents thereof oxeceu 100 in vaiuo must hiiMi th value thtrrof plainly stated nnd markuland tho iompany will not hold Itbolf Jiablo for any loss or damiige In exiOSs of tills sum except the goods bo shipped uniltra special contract Al employoi s of tho Company aro for bidden tu rtcolvd freight without deliver lug a thipping icceipt iheroior In i ho form prescribed by tho Company and which may bo seen by shippors upon appliiatlon to tho purbora of tho Companys steamers Sulupois aro noiillod tlutt if freight is shipped without such receipt it will bo toiely nt tho risk of tho shipper OWDSSl-Itl-CIiKL- WMChirWIN Giaas SprecKels So HONOLULU Sm Francisco Agents TJ1H NEVADA HANK OF SAN FUANOWCO DRAW 1SXCIIANUK ON SAN FHANOIBCQ Tho Nevada Hank o San Francisco LONDON Tho Union Hank of London Ltd NEW YOKK Amerlcau Kxchnnge Nn tlonnl Dank OHIOAaO Merohauts National Hank FAIIIS Cojnptolr National dKseompto de BEHLIN DresdnerBntik HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hon KongiSs Shanghai DnukingCorporntlon NEW ZEALAND AND AUBlllALIA llunk of Now Zealand VIOTOltIA AND VANCOUYEK lJank of British North America Tramact a General Banking iiuJ Ktchnnot Jlusineis Doposllsltcciived Loans Hindu on Ap ¬ proved Heourity Oontnierolai and Travel urs Credit issued Hills of Kxoiimge bought nud sold Oollnctinnrt Promptly Acoountrd V
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO
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particulars
INDEPOceanic Steamship Company
TIME TABLE
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
ZEALANDIA APRIL 19MARIPOSA APRIL 23ZEALANDIA MAY 17
Iu connection with tho sailing of the abovo steamers the Agents areprepared to issue to intending pansougors coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points iu tho United Statos and fromNew York by any steamship line to all European ports
For furlhor apply to
Win G Irwin GoLIMITED
General Agents Oceanic S S Company
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVEDTHE NEW
Improved Planters HoSolid Cast Stoel Eyo and Blade Forged Entire
OYOLONE WIND MILLS PUMPS ETCHOWES PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES
NORTONS BALL BEARING JACK SCREWSPLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY
VISES PIPE CUTTERS AND WRENCHES
VACUUM OILSTho Staudard of Merit
Universal Stoves and RangesPAINT WALL WHITEWASH BRUSHES CALIFORNIA LWN
SPRINKLERS
A Large Assortment of General Hardware
I SI toe lis HmV y IjIShi L U
SXJGAK FACTORSIMPORTERS OF
ptcr IWwaTTi c n r i coAND
c03aissi03sr ciBEOHAisrT3Agents for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship LinoBritish Foreign Marino Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Lino of Paclcotn from Liverpool
Telephone 92
ft E McINTYRE BROEast corner fort king Sts
P O Box 145
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries Provisions and FeedNow nnd Frosh Goods received by every packet from California EaBtorD
Btntca and European Mnrkets
Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Fruits and FishTOh- - Qooda delivered to nny part o tho Olty -
IBLANI TltATlTE HnTrniTlCIl HATtRWAnTinN QlTAUANTElin
H I APKEL 21 1898
THE COST PF WAR
Fifty Millions Against Four Uil--
llono
A wnvo of satisfaction lias rolledover tho country on account of the
of 50000000 recontlypassed by Congress as n fuud for warpreparation According to tho presstho nation has ever since been pat-ting
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itself on the back But whenone takes time to think it over andmake comparisons tho sum dwindlesporcopttbly Thirty seven yoars agothe United Statea had half tho popu-lation
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half tho wealth and half thoresources that wo have now butwhen on April 12 1801 the firstshot at Fort Sumter proclaimed thatcivil war was inevitable tho ThirtySeventh Congreap called in specialeesfion by President Lincoln votedto give him two hundred and fiftymillions of dollars for tho prosocutiou of war measures Tho men whoappropriated this vast sum repre-sented
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only one section of a dividedcountry and even that soction wasnot unanimous iu its approval ofwar But at that crisis even Stateas woll as Federal legislators spranginto the financial breach New Yorkvoted 3000000 for the national de¬
fense Connenticut 2000000 NowHampshire 1000000 and Iowa5000000
If a war of anymagnitude is imminent our fiftymillions is only the first drop in thebucket of national expenses It iswoll to remember that during thefour yoars of our Civil War the na-
tional¬
government issued securitiescovered by its bonds- - notes frac-tional
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curronoy and oilier forms ofindebtedness to tho bowildoringsum of nearly four billions of dollars
53888686575 to be oxact audthat in 1865 when it cloned wo actu-ally
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owed over 52800000000 Butthe first quarter of a billion appro-priation
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was not enough Stilllarger than the firstworosoou necessary There was oneof 500000000 and another of 5900000000
Iu these financial comparisons itis curious to recall what mighthave been Lincoln did his utmostto avoid bloodshed Ho belioved inthe graduul freeing of tho slaves by1
purohase as tho host way Slaveryin tho District of Columbia was abo ¬
lished by this method an averageof 300 being paid for each slaveHo proposed this plan to tho borderStates They studied the subjeotand doolined it because thoy did notbuliovo enough money could befound They said thoro wore 4000000 slaves aud 300 apiece with
100 each for deportation and col-
onization¬
would require 1600000000 It was then suggeatod as ap-
plying¬
to tho border States alonoand they figured again and Baid
that it would take nearly 500000000 and was impossible When welook bank through the vista of thirtyyoars wo boo with oloar vision howmuoh better it would havo beenHow muoh better a bargaiu wouldhavo been five hundred millionsrather than four billions
Tho debt contracted by tho Con ¬
federate Statos alono would havepaid for all their slavos and leftthem 100000000 to tho good Ourpension bill to date would havo paidit and loft a etill larger marginPensions paid direct have aggregat ¬
ed more than 2000000000 besideswhich it costs uoarly i000000 ayoar to diatributo them
War is tho most disastrous andcostly method of settling differencesthat could possibly bo deyisod andwar grows more and more expensiveas civilization grows moro widospread and complox The nationaldebt rises with frightful rapidity Iu1860 ours was sixty five millions in1863 it soarod above a billion in1865 it was uoarly throo billions jndthe Stato and local indebtedness
TTTVTTTPTVrnn1HONOLULU THURSDAY
appropriation
unfortunately
appropriations
added a billion nnd a quartor moreto say nothing of tho aftermath ofoxpouso that still continues and willcontinue for another generation atloast Tho revonuos for the Instfiscal year of the rebellion alono wero1764000000 Of this 85000000
oamo from customs 209000000from internal revonuos 1470000000from loans Notice how war growsin cost Tho direct cost of thoseven yoar Revolutionary War was
140000000 That of tho brief Warof 1812 was 80 500000 and thoshort combat of 1817 with Mexicocost 63600000 Our late Civil Warcost an average of 2000000 a doyfon four yoars
A naval war is most expensiveThat is tho kind a Spanish warwould bo and if it comes the 50- -
000000 wo are jingling so exultantlywould bo spent bofore we got ourships to Boa The Argonaut
Britons not English
Englands troubles aro not allbeyond the high seas Discnntont isrife byond tho Ohoviot Hills Thepunctilious Scotchmen we bogtheir pardon tho Scotsmen havegiven her Britannic majesty todistinctly understand that thoy arenot English and do not propose tobo shouldered out of their rightsA monster petition signed by overa hundred thousand Scots orrather Scotsmen has been pre ¬
sented to tho queen calling herattention to the fact that by thotreaty of union entered into in 1707the United Kiugdomwas to be call-ed
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Great Britain and that an in-
creasing¬
tendency is observed intreaties of state in diplomaticcorrespondenco as well as incommon speech to uso tho termsEngland and Englishmen instead ofGreat Britain and Britons Thepetitioners havo tho temerity topoint out that hor majesty herselfhas similarly offended tho honor oftho Scottish people in speochos fromtho throno and orders in councilTho modest Scot assorts that uoquestion of material advantageprompts his complaint but moreaffection for tho cross of St Androwrogard for his honor and lovo offair dealing stir his resentmentwhen any one especially anEnglishman treads on tho tail ofhis coat Let tho haughty Britouwho seoks to nuglicizo tho Scothaud his nine toil cat a weo The
Argonaut
Foroign Minora and Deadly WeaponsFrom tho Century
The first purohase made by Slovakor Polaok is a revolver by Italian orSicilian a stiletto then tho new-
comer¬
buys a silver watch aud afterthat is secured ho begins to savemoney If the Slovak or Polaok isparticularly thrifty he postponespurchasing a revolver for severalmonths and carries iu ono pocltot around hard stoue largo enough tocrush a mau3 skull aud iu anothera pieco of iron filohod from thecolliery sorap heap Tho Italian orSicilian too poor or too penuriousto afford n stiletto buys begs orsteals a long file aud sits down iuhis shauty or by tho roadside withtwo or three stones and grinds it toa koeu edge and a needlo liko pointThen he fasteus the blunt end in acorn cob and lias ready for use aweapon of no mean possibilitiesOnce arinod however and providodwith a watch theforeiguer mauagesto live at a total expense of about
6 a month and this may bo regarded as a liberal estimate in mostinstances The remainder of hiswages Is saved toward tho purchaseof a vineyard or a farm iu tho oldcountry whither almost all expectto return and Bpoud their lives
Constancy
Tho coustant cooing loverCarries off tho blushing maid
Tho enterprising Barber ShopThoOritoriou
is tne one wuo gets tno trade
WlWflrt Staino Co
TIME TABLE
0 L WIGHT lrcs H It KOSK HocCnpt J A KINO rorlBnpt
Stmr KENATJOLAitKE Commander
Will leave Honolulu atlUA M touohlngntLabalna Maulura ny nnd Mnkonn thfsame day j Mahnkana Kuwalbnoand Laupahoe ioo tho following day arriving ntHllo tho same afternoon
LKAVKS HOKQLULU AltllVES HONOLULU
Tuesday AprilFrniny Apr 29Tuesday May 10
Friday May soTuosduy Muy 31Thursday Juno 0Tuesday Juno 21
Friday July 1
T csdny July 2Hllduy July 22
Tuesday Aug 2Fr day Aug MTuo iUyAug2H
Kitdny faopt 2Tuesday Sot 3
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SaturdayWednesdaySaturdayv cdncsdaySaturdayWednesday
SiitiifliivWudn sdaySaturdayWednesdaySaturdayWednesdaySaturdayWednesdaySatuiduy
Apr 10Apr 27
May 7May 18May 28
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June 18JunculJulyJuly 50July 30A g 10Aug 20Aug 31Sept IU
Koturnlng will leivo Hilo nt 8 oclocka m touching nt Laupahoohoe MauuKpna and Kawalhao name day ilaienaMaalaea Bay and Lnhoina the followingday arriving ut Honolulu the nfternoonaol Woitiesnnyannd Saturday
aw Will call nt Poiioikl iuna on tripsmarked
HO- P- No Freight will be received after ba m on day of sailing
Tho pypitlnr route to tho Yulcuno is viaiiilo A good carriage road tho entire dis ¬
tance iiound trip tickets co ferine allexpenses 5000
StmrCLAUDINEOAMEUON Commander
Will Icnvo Honolulu Tuesdays nt 0 r mtouching at Knhului Hana Hamoa nndKlpnhuln Maul Iteturning arrivon ntHonolulu Sunday mornings
Will call nt Nuu Kaupo onco eachmonth
IB No Freight will be received alter if - on dcy of sailing
This Company will reserve tho right ofmake changes in the time of departuie andarrival of its Steamers without notlce andIt will not bs responsible for nny conso--uenc-
arising therefromConsignees rnuBt bent tho Landings to
receive their freight this Company wilnot hold itsolf responsible forfroigbt niterit has boen landed
Live Stock receivod only nt ownera riskThis Company will not oe responsible lot
Money or valuables of passengers unlessplaced lu tho caro of llirsora
CSf IaHsengors am requested to pur ¬
chase Tiukets boforu embarking Thosefalling to do so will be subject to an addi ¬
tional charge of twenty five per centPackages containing personal cflecl
whether shipped kk bagjtago of freight ifthe contents thereof oxeceu 100 in vaiuomust hiiMi th value thtrrof plainly statednnd markuland tho iompany will nothold Itbolf Jiablo for any loss or damiige InexiOSs of tills sum except the goods boshipped uniltra special contract
Al employoi s of tho Company aro forbidden tu rtcolvd freight without deliverlug a thipping icceipt iheroior In i ho formprescribed by tho Company and whichmay bo seen by shippors upon appliiatlonto tho purbora of tho Companys steamers
Sulupois aro noiillod tlutt if freight isshipped without such receipt it will botoiely nt tho risk of tho shipper
OWDSSl-Itl-CIiKL- WMChirWIN
Giaas SprecKels So
HONOLULU
Sm Francisco Agents TJ1H NEVADAHANK OF SAN FUANOWCO
DRAW 1SXCIIANUK ON
SAN FHANOIBCQ Tho Nevada Hank oSan Francisco
LONDON Tho Union Hank of LondonLtd
NEW YOKK Amerlcau Kxchnnge Nntlonnl Dank
OHIOAaO Merohauts National HankFAIIIS Cojnptolr National dKseompto de
BEHLIN DresdnerBntikHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hon
KongiSs Shanghai DnukingCorporntlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUBlllALIA
llunk of Now ZealandVIOTOltIA AND VANCOUYEK lJank
of British North America
Tramact a General Banking iiuJ KtchnnotJlusineis
Doposllsltcciived Loans Hindu on Ap ¬
proved Heourity Oontnierolai and Travelurs Credit issued Hills of Kxoiimgebought nud sold
Oollnctinnrt Promptly Acoountrd V
THE iNMPENDElif
ISSttlit
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Kjiwit Uiitulity
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SUB30UIPTION BATES
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wnllnn Islands Mtcr Year 00Per Ye postprM V Foreign Conn
trios 8 00
Pnyablo Invariably in Advnnco
V J TE8TA Propriotor unci Publlhhor
3DMUND NOUIIIE EditorW HOB AC K WRIGHT Ansiotiint
EditorIleaidiiiK In Honolulu
THURSDAY APRIL 21 1898
THAT MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN
It would be interesting to lonrnby what procots of reasoning amion what authorities of lnw or prooodent tho Judiciary Commilteo nftbo Senato havu arrived at tho opiuion that by implication the Minis-
ter¬
of the Interior is allowed o
donate any of the public domainfor the purposes of raising a privatememorial fountain subscribed forby a political fantion of the com-
munity¬
Does or does not Union or LalacoSquare form a part of our road sys-
tem¬
and is it or is It not governedby the laws enacted in regard to ourpublic streets Has there beeu atany time any process of law iu thespirit of the Statutes by which thesteal of a site for the Carter mem-
orial¬
has been legalized
What does the Attorney Generalfor it is understood that he is the
foster father in the Cabinet of theCarter memorial propose to dowith tho water flowing from thefountain Will he mako a specialsewerage system at tho taxpayersexpense to conrey away tho surplusfluid and by tho way who is to payfor tho water used and run to wasteWill the perennial fountain of pastpolitical bitterness be stayed iu thotimes of drought or fire
The wisest thing tho Legislaturecan do will bo to suggost the erec-
tion¬
of tho fountain iu KapiolauiPark thus following tho example oftho park commissioners of Sau Francisoos Golden Gate Park and thenby and byo wo will possibly erectbronze memorials to Kalakaua PC Jones S B Dole S E BishopProf Brigham by Hawaiian ladiunSatans pal Thurston el id genusomne not forgetting Stevens andWiltze Lucion Young and SnortingJim
The Groat Exhibition
The immediate result of the con-
viction¬
of Zola is a decline in thointerest shown abroad for the comingParis exhibition The Nicuws vanden Bay Amsterdam says Francemust hurry up and show that shecan bo just else she will bo lior onlyguest at the exhibition and thoGermau papers rolato that manyGerman industrials and artists willwithdraw their promise to partici ¬
pate as a country which is unjust toits own citizens wil not be likely toprotect foreign property and foreignlives
Succoods Itsolf
Last year Soattlo Book Boer waswaited for and sought after by thomasses and pronounnod the bestBock over shipped to Honolulu
This year this popular brow isbetter than over and in anticipationof a larger demand than ever beforothe Criterion Saloou has laid iu alargo supply
tP OSullivnn is now assistant
mixologist to Manager Cavauaughat tho Cosmopolitan and Peters nu-
merous¬
friends are pleased to seohim back again at the old trade
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It will soon bo all aboard forWaialua Uncle Bon will annexOahu with his iiou road and thenbuild the linns Iaoifii cables
The Advertiers picture of Minis ¬
ter Cooptirn marksmaud trophy is asplendid pieco of work of HarryRobertH It ia a pity however thatthe drawing was printed uufniisliHlfor wo are not awnro that MrDole liss nn yet ceded threo of ourisland or that Viggo Jacobsen thoprolific inventor designed to sym-
bolize¬
Dole Cooper King Damonand Smith as the only stars iu ourfirtuamontal milky way
Tun Indemndent would suggestto Minister Cooper that the DepaVtmeutnrtrophy shield should bomanufactured out of guu metalThis is iIih custom abroad aud thometal is haudsomer mure appro-priate
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less costly more durable audrequires hs cleaning Silver tortiiMioH or else the countaut rubbingvor away the Gut use of tho designFurthermore gun metal is omblematic of tho proession of arms andsilver that of the stay
men
What ia the matter ith the laborcontract repeal law Kamehauieha iu writing to the Washing ¬
ton Star says that it is a desirablemeasure and quite sure to carryHo furthor says that the plantersare ranking no determined opposi-
tion¬
thereto Public sentiment qutounanimously favors tho repeal Wodoubt very much if S E B D Dthe reputed masquerader iu royalrobes wa perfectly sincere in hisprognostication The S F Call manwa probably nearer tho mark whenhe wrote
In spite of the urging of the prosfor once combined on tho issue andpopular clamor the proponedamendment to or repeal of thepeual contract labor laws appear tofulleuly haug fire It is felt in higheruncles that such legislation would bedisastrously iuopportuue Event ¬
ually the measure toned down willfirobably pass the House aud he safe
in the Senate
Tim proposition of appointingMr Geo W Smith a membor of theBoard of Health does not meet withgeneral fnvrr Mr Smithn generalexecutive ability is recognized byall but itis considered unwise to haveon the Board a man interested intho drug business aud who howeverlofty his principles maybe might behuman enough to remember hisown interests If he does not hewill at all times boaccused of pull ¬
ing the ropes to his own benefit audevery branch of a government oughtto be like Cteais wife above sus-
picion¬
Mr Smith has furthermoreproved a valuable member of theBoard of Education and it wouldbe poor polioy to deprive that bodyof the services of muchly needed in-
telligence¬
aud common sense Theroare none to spare in that bureau Woreally feel that Mr Suiil h is shoulder ¬
ing his share of what la due fnrn apatriotic uitizMi May we Miggetto Iiobs Smith and Maine Dole thepropriety of appointing a worann toHerve on Bund The ladies takeas a rule rn rt interest in sanitarymatters than do their lords andmasters They obiervo many thingswhich escape tho notice of thesterner sex wrapped up in politioihorso races and the other fellowswife and tho public will no longerkick against tho star chamber pro-
ceedings¬
of the Board in fact therewould bo no reason for secret bossious Let Mr Geo Smith remainwheroheis Ono Smith on the Boardof Health is all the taxpayers canstand
Ono of tho most absurd taxes tobo imposed under the licouso lawnow beforo the Senate is thodemand for a license fee of 200 ayear for soiling imported horsesRop Achi with refreshing candorstated iu the House that SenatorRico has ns good horses as thoso im ¬
ported from California aud that heaud other breeders of Hawaiian
horaos ought to bo protected IfMr Rico aud the other ranohorrnaively referred to by tho honorablemember from Kona hayo as goodhorses as thoso imported they cortainly should not foar competitionaud they ought to be able to under-sell
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the foroign importers havingno duty or freight to pay Thomain point however is that thoproposed liconso clauso can easilybe got around by tho mon whom itis intendod to reaoh while it willtouch a different and innocent classaltogether Tho professional horsodealers if wo may uso the torm willsimply take out a livery businesslicense aud under that they will boable to buy aud sell as many horsesai thoy desire But if a private citizonshould send to tho Coast pay for 3 ora uorsos and tiuu after receivingthem that thry did uot suit he willuudor tho proposed act bo unableto dispose of them without paying alicenso Tf a private citizen who iscredited with knowing a horsowhen be sees it should take a tripto tho Coast and a dozen of hisfriends aud admtrerB should ask himto buy a horso for each we presumothat under tho new law ho coulduot deliver the horsea without tak-ing
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out a liconso oven if ho didntmake a cent op the deal but simplycarried out tho commission bycourtesy Tho polioy of the Govern ¬
ment seems to be tho indirect anddirect taxing of everything in sightfrom working as a plumber or adentist to selling a horse or milkinga cow It may temporarily bo agood financial policy it will noverbo a popular one
OPERA HOUSESATURDAY APRIL 23 1898
MISS ELSIE ADAIRAsslted by several of tho Lcadlne Local
Amateurs will giv ONE PMtF iltMANOEconsisting of new COMEDIE8 BllNQBand DAN i E8
The wonderful EDI80N VITASROPETho only picture project m- - machine onexhibit ii beforo tbo publio which isAUdOLUTKLY with ut vibration
Boxplau at Wall Niohols Co Iricoias usaul
timber partlunlurs announced later
Timely Topics
Honolulu April 1 1S9S
m ANCIENT DAYS
wo crowned VICTORS in
modern days we sell them forwe are materialistic and notsentimental
THE VICTOR SAFES
are indeed victors for as lireand burglar proof safes theyaro the very best that can bo
made and embody in theirconstruction many improve-
ments
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not found in othermakes
AS THE MAYOR ofCincinnati wrote they have
beautiful finish and excellentworkmanship
We carry six sizes in stockand you will find everythingperfectly satisfactory Emamine carefully
OUR LARGE VICTOR
and you will bo satisfied Wecan fix up the interior in anyway to suit you or buy alittle Queen for your Jewelsand valuables Above allcome and inspect before youbuy
Ttin Bawaiian Hardware Go l1
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Manufactures
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ARE FREE BY
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This saves you TenPer Cent
Our new method of
doing businesssaves you anotherTen Per Cent
See the display ofWOODEN WAREin our big YEL-
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W W DIMOND CO
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GREAT FIRE SALEADDITIONAL BARGAPS1
The Balance of the Goods HavingArrived on the Zealandia they
will be Offered at theFollowing Prices
Brown Cotton 3G inches wide 25 yards for 100 White Catton 30 inches wido 20yards for 100 New Prints Pattern 30 yards for 100 Prints Organ dice Now Pat¬
terns 10c yard Printed Dimities New Patterns 15 yards for 100 White Dimites20 ya ds 100 Victoria Lawns 10 yju ds in a piece 50c TABLE L1NEJN Un-bleached
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Damask 25c a yard Bleached Damask 50c a yard Bleached Napkins large1 rioz SIllittTINGS Brown Mieeting 10 1 18c per yard Bleached 10 4 20c Brown
sheeting 0 d l5c per yard Bleached 9 d 18c Brown Sheeting 8 d ldc per yardBleached 8 4 lGc
Gents FnrnlsliiDg Goods Shirts Collars Cuffs Neckties and Underclothes at Half Price
Ready Made Clothing Suits From 400 Trousers From 150 up
- MILLIISTERY DEIPRTEllsr TWc Have All the Latest NoYoltics at One Half what they cost elsewhere
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noOAtj AND OENEKAIi NEWS
Th Japaueso Methodists arc con ¬
templating creating a churoli
Major McCarthy drills tho SoooudBattaliju to morrow evening
W R Sims litis recovered from anunpleasant spell of sioknoss
Tho band playod at tho QuoonEmma Kindergarten Unll litis morniug
A bargain Dotted Muslin yardwide 8 yards for 1 at N S SachsDry Goods Co
0 13 Corsets the beat in the uitrkot for sale only at L B KerrsQuoon Streot
Tho Cricketers will hare a shortgame on Saturday nt tho grounds ofthy British Commissioner
Tho morning paper fs kept busyin contradicting tho utories of itsproKreaivo contemporaries
Our SI 50 Lace Curtains aurprisosevorvbody come and sno thorn atN S Sachs Dry Goods Co
Your eyes tested and sight restor ¬
ed by S E Lucas tho ParisianOculist at tho Lovo Building FortStreot
That was a pretty story iu acontemporary about tho BenuinK- -
tous sealed orders but it didutwork worth a cent
Pupils of RW Vaatc W DamonsChinese Suhuui will content at basoball at the old recreation groundsMakiki on Saturday afternoon
Tho Rogimonts and tho nowUnions play baseball nu SaturdayUuless a good game is given it willbe practically good bjo to ball forthis season
In the Pacific Hardware Coswindows may be seen two handsomesilvvr cups presented to the winnursin the mens doubles in tbo JunoTennis Tournament
Associate Justice Whiting liasfiled the unanimous deaisiou of theSupreme Court granting a now trialin tho casn of Henry Luuiug outechnical grounds
Look out 2 first class tailors justarrived from tho Coast who willmakoyou the finost clothes anywhereto he seen Jail and khm or yourselfMfdoiros Decker No 11 Hotelstreot
Ou account of tho laok of lighttho opening of Cyclomere Pirk hasbnon postponed until tho 30th instby which tiuio it is hoped that satis-factory
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arrangements for light willhave been made
Ovor two hundred shares of thoproposed 210 of tho stock of thePalama Co operative Grocery Storehave been subscribed for and MrCannon contemplates aalling a meeting of tho stockholders at nn earlydate next week
A DARING BURGLARY
Tho Offico of Theo H Davles CoEntered
When tho janitor of Thoo H Davies Co arrived at tho ofiico thismorning ho met n sight whioh fairlystaggered him Tho premises hadboeu entered during the night andevery desk had been broken openaud the contonts turned upsidedown
Tho burglar evidently secured anentrauco through tho frout doorwhioh is not furnished with ironshutters and tho lock of whioh isvory ooramon aud easily openedwith a skeloton koy
Tho desks which aro mado ofhighly polished wood woro forcedbv some noworful instrument buttho burglar gained vory little by hiB
daring venture the total amountmissing being about 250 iu smallchange The damage to tho oQloe
furniture is quite considerable how-
ever¬
Iu tho desk of Mr Buchanan asmall cash box was broken opeu inwhioh two or three shoots of rareHawaiian stamps woro loft in thedesk tho burglar ovidently beingtoo olovor to abstract anythingwhich would furnish a cluo to thepolioo
When tho dotootives arrivod ou
tho scono this morning they found a
largo number of usod matohos scat ¬
tered ou tho floor of tho office Itwill bo vory difficult to traoo thoperpetrator of the bold act who hos
left no trace behind Tho affair
ought to ba an onoouragomont tothe use of olootrio lights duringtho night by our great businossihuuscfs
A Yollow Story
Last night tho usual yellowmors with which tho Star furnishosits readers every evoning SundaysoxceptoJ was composed of a sensa ¬
tional report about tho starvationconsumption and a desire to die ofMr A A Oroztor who yesterdayleft for California by tho Rithet
According to tho evoning papertho visitor was dying with consump ¬
tion was turned out of the Hospitalfired out from his boarding housetho owner of which was poor buthouertl and left to die on DiamondHoad where tho Rev Dr Birnio insome mysterious manner found himand did the good Samaritan act ac-
cording¬
to standard rules
Tho only truthful part ofStar story is that Crozierhere that ho was sickthat ho left yesterday We did
thowasandnot
meet the gontloman but from all wo
can learn he was neither starvingnor in want of shelter He hadplenty of money bu was extremolyloth to part with it Ho noverwont to the Hospital but to thoSanitarium and ho stated that heloft thoro because ho considered that
21 a week was moro than he cmildafford IIm wont to the WaikikiBaths aud asked the Uudlord Mr
Glint Andrews to rent a room MrAndrews told him that ho did uotkeep a boarding house but as thomau seemed to be in poor healthand very depressed ho was finallypersuaded to allow him to remainand Mr Crrzor stayed a week or sowithout paying a cunt to Mr An-
drews¬
One day whilo moving Croziorstrunk it turned over and a sackof money rolled out which inMr And rows estimate must havecontained over 500 It was thenthat Crozier was told to shift hisquarters Andrews saw no reasonwhy he should support a man whohad sufficient dough and ho did notdesire to take any chnnces of beingheld responsible if tho mau shouldlose his sack whilo slaying at theWaikiki BatliB
Dr Birnie and tho friends referredto iu this mornings Advertiser paidthe passajioof MrCrozier and it wasprobably an instance of misplacedcharity Mr Croziers brother is a
well known aud well-to-d- o millownor iu California and tho gentle-man
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who sailed yesterday after fur-
nishing¬
yellow material to thoStar was in constant correspondencewith him whilo here
Two Kahunas
Camaohoro alias Johu Gouvoiraplead guilty in the Distriot Courtthis morning to a charge of practi ¬
cing surgery without a liceuso andwas fined 150
Tho case has oreated somo noto-riety
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through a statement that themau was practicing uudor somekind of a license from tho QuoeusHospital
J Q Wood tho attorney forCamaohoro pleaded for a light senteuco on account of tho mau boingcrippled and violating tho law onlythrough ignoranco of tho statutesrelating to tho practice of surgeryand madioiuo Mr J M Vivavolunteered a statement that the dofondant onjoyod tho utmost conlidnoo of tho Portuguese Colonyand that lie had been sucoesiful iu
uumorous instancps whoro duly liceusod physicians hadfailod
Ho claimed that Camaohoro hadno intention of using the name oftho Queens Hospital to furtherhis practice Ho hold numeroustestimonial from pooplo whom ho
had oured and suoh testimonialsmight have boeu mistaken for diplo-
mas¬
by ignorant pooplo
Tho Marshal held that tho verystatement of Mr Vivas proved thatthe defondaut was dangerous to thewelfaro of tho ignorant olasses andthat a severa penalty should be im ¬
posod to deter iu tho future suohmedicine men from a course whiohoventually would eud disastrouslyto Bomo of his victims If Mr Ca ¬
maohoro possessed tho qualifioatipnsas it was olaimod by his counsel andMr Vivas and ho roally was superiorto tho licensed physioiaus of thocountry ho would certainly be in a
position to pass tho nocefsary px
aminntiou and obtain a license fromthe Board of Health
The magistrate as stated imposoda fine of S1B0
Alapaki Ioola plead not guilty toa cbargo of practicing medicinowithout a license After tho evi ¬
dence was iu the magistrate foundhim guilty and was fined 150
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THE CARTER MEMORIAL
Ths Loglslaturo Taken a Hand intho Deal
Iu tho Sonato yesterdoy SenatorHolstoiu presented tho report of thoJudiciary Committee on tho CarterMemorial Fountain matter whichreads as follows
In roferonco to the question sub ¬
mitted by Sonator Hocking to thoMinistor of tho Interior on tho 14thday of April 1898 touching upontho authority that caused a dedica-tion
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of a portion of a public domainknown as tho Union Square for theoreclion of a memorial tn a deceasedurivato citizen which question andanswer by said Minister was referredon the 15th inst to the JudiciaryCommittee to report tnereon webeg leave to say that wo fail to noteany express authority allowing theMinister of the Iuterior to donateany of the public domaiu for thopurpose as contemplated by thoMemorial Committee but wo thinkthough such powers by implicationexist
Your committee are awaro ofcomplaints being made as to the de-
sirability¬
of placing the momorialin tho spot given but our jurisdic-tion
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in this matter is restnotod toanswering the question of authority
Wo do believo that other desira ¬
ble localities could be procured butthat is a Biibjeot which wo leave tothe judgment of the Legislature
Senator Hocking thou presentedthe following resolution
Resolved That the JudiciaryCommittoe prepare a concurrentresolution setting forth that it isthe souse of tho Legislature of thisRepublio that tho occupation of anortain portion of Union Square bya Memorial Fountain will bo an obstruction to tho publio use thereof
The resolution was carried unani-mously
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Ohoerily OhI Tho Anchors Woighod
Two of tho most popular mon intown havo beeu installed in the re-
nowned¬
Anchor Saloon Mr Car-lisle
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has takon the managerial helmas captain aud Charley Andrewhas shipped as first mate Withsuch a crow tho wants of every passenger will tie careiuiiy anu pro-
perly¬
attended to and only tho vorybest class of rofroshmontB will boserved to thorn in tho most affableaud cordial manuer
Eclipses all values pure Irish linenLadies H S Handkorchiof for 185a dozen at NS Saohs Dry Good Co
Elsio Adair will bo assisted onSaturday by local talont and thoaudienco will bo troatod to a voryjolly evening
Tho Groig concort of tho Kilohana Art Loague will bo givon thisevening It will bo Norwegian inall its details except tho frost
For a good and olean Bbave alsohair cutting call and seo
Oharloy Molteno at tho EuropeanBarber Shop on Merchant street
WANTED TO LEASE
SMALL PIKOE OP LAND BRA twoen Mnn Street Bridge and Nnniinii Stre and between KlngHtrtet andWniorfront For particulars apply at thisOulco v 871 lw
NOTICE
WILL NOT HOLD MYSELF REI sponsible for any debt contracted Inmy nuiue without my conbont or writtenorder O H FOOK
Lihalna April 12 JfeOS 8o lm
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BOM THE PREMISES OF THEundcrMcncd near iuriMjiio and Kco- -
anmoku St cola a Bay Maro wllu whitefaro Please Icavo any information of I hoanimals wlier abmusatro idenco or gro ¬
cery dooartraontTbeo 11 Dovb s Co808 tf FRED L WALDRON
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TO LET OR LEASECOTTAGE WITH 0
rooms recently ocon- -plcd by Oapt Freeman adiulnlne tho Honolulu Hiinl- -ntarlum premises King Streot Kulaokahua with stable and servants ro un in thoroar of tho premises Artesian wator laidon Bout rensoimblo Possession givenMay 1st 188 Apply to
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZTelophono 280 or to
N FERNANDEZ athtsollico20S Merchant Streot Campbell Dldcl
BREAKS MANY REOORDS
Fast Time Mado by Sanger andBwnnsbrough on a Tuiidcm
DENvnn April 0 W F Sangerand E W Swansbrough broke tboworlds unpauod tandem recordsfrom four to ten miles inclusivethis morning ou tho new boardtrack Tho new marks are Fourmiles 817 five milo 1025 sixmiles 1238 seven miles 1118eight miles 1G59J uiuu miles1912ton miles 2118 The riders nowhold all records from four miles totho hour inclusive
PorsoiiB requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of now designs nuviow
FFOR LEASE
Oil A LONU IEKM OP YEARSI he Desirable Iuuim 1nsturo Land
compriMng obout 100 Acres About 12Acres fenced level land on good roadsuitable for Dairy Houses turn SorittimThu on y Kancli Lund adjoining HonoluluReasonable J onus to ro ponslble partyInspection solicited
Innuiro of0 W BOOTH
8Tl tf Telephone 101
LOST
SAVINGS BANK BOOK NOPOSTAL Miss Annie HnrrK A suit-able
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reward will bo paid by ietrtiinp thesame to this olllca Wll lw
BEN HAAIIEO
Plumber - and - TinsmithAll work dono Properly Promptly and
Profitably lor PatronSATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Ofllce King Streot near ftallroad Depot778 1 y
been thomany years can
byCall
1IBBS
As ihe Hiws Spreads
The Crowds GotGreater at Waterliouses
We quote you this wrekfancy crakors in the followingstylos Graham Wafer Honey
Oystor Choose NoahsArk Animal Pretzel ButterSnow flakes Milk and Wino WaterGluten Wafer Ginger Cakfs Gin-
ger¬
Nuts Nicnacs Saloon Pilot andPilot Bread
SUGAIt in Dry GranulatedPowderf d and Confectioners
CANNED FItUITS Of all Ihingsbo wary of unknown brands loomany pooplo havo suffered disastrous rnsults Wo can vouch for ourcooking fruits iu gallon caus Thetable fruits are woll kuown standardbrand packed in 2 pound cans andand tho more convenient size knownas tho lunch suo
EX
Frosli New ZealKBd Batter
To WaierboaseQUTCTCN KTNFFP
BOTE iF THE LATE A G S HWES
CLAIMS ON TUB ABOVE ESAIL whioh have not yet been p tse ted should bo inimullutelv swim tohanded lo tho undersigned in duplcato
F M bVNANZY802 lw Attorney for Kxecntor
Do You Want a Set of Rubber Tires Put
Your Buggy Hack or Wagonv
IF1 3STOT WISlir 3STOT
k PLANT PROS THE RUBBER TIRE WHEEL GO
Is now iu operation at tho shop of the Hawaiian Carriage ManufacturingCo where tho licensees aro proparod to equip all whoeled vehicles withtheso famous
Rubber Tires aud Roller Seariog AxlesThe tiros of the RUBBER TIRE WHEEL CO havo withstood tho
severest tests and have bcou proven to be the only
Successful Rubber Tiro in the MarketOLD WHEELS RE SET WITH STEEL CHANNELS AND RUBBER
TIRESRoller Bearine Axles put ou auy Vohiclo and Guaranteed to reduce
draft dO percent
Rubber Tires and Roller Bearing Axles arc not LuxuriesThoy cost absolutely nothing as tho life of the vehicle is prolonged by
their use and aro not necessary
gjF Wo Invite Inspection and Guarantoo to demonstrate their economy
WILSON WHITEHOUSE818 Sole Liconcpo for Ihe Hawaiian Islands
J M MONSARRATAltorncy-at-Lii- w Ileal Estate awl Financial Agent
MMMuaHMiVMnaaamnMi
SEAHOHElt OF IthCOIIDS AND NOTARY PURldOCOMMISSIONER OF DKfinS FtiR I HE STATES OF NEW YOItK
AND CI a I FORMALOANS PLACED AND NEGOTIATED
CaUwrigtu Block Merchant Streot Telephone 68
IMMMMMIIMMMIMmn
COFFEE LANDS for Salo or to Lease at Papa 2 Olelomoana 1
Kolo and Kaolin d iu tho celebrated OoliVu District nf Kona HawaiiTheBe Lands will be sold either iu laro or small tracts to suit purchasers
ALSO FOR SALE 175 Acres of Coffco Laud at Nahiliu Maui ThoLand lies woll is of excellent citialilv aud is watered bv a iiiuniuir streammost of the year 35 70 100 acres Taro Land at Waiauu Koolau Mauinear Koanae
FOR LEASE 1 A House and Lot at Waikiki Tho house is partlyfurnished aud contains seven rooms and a lauai kituhon pantry two bathroom servants room carriago house and stables Good sea bathingTheso promises will be leased for a term of yoars at a reasonable rental
AM iOU GOIM TO BUY A CARMMEK so do not fail to call andseo our largo variety Wo havo ESaWpSSSREES
in Carriage businessand you pro-
fit¬
our experience
Prices Quoted Upon a atOur Faotory
RUBBER A SPECIALTY
Street
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Popular
vJubu
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and
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PAINTING REPAIRING AND TRIMMING AT SHORT N0TIGB
Honolulu Carnage Mamifactojyfort W W WRIGHT
JUST ARRIVKDV muv lot of the Klnest
cat InstnAutnhnrps Outturn Violins Etc
Also u new lttvulco of tliu Celebrated
Spf uinlly manufactured or tho tropicalclltnato second to none
MOIIK THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD
On tho Hawaiian Islands during tlio Instyears
ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODSAND
General Merchandise
Also I he choicest European and Ameri ¬
can
Boers Ale WinBS LiquorsAT MOST REASONABLE PMCES
Kd HOFF80HLAKGEU A COGarner King A Bethel Streets
fl A 323 KlnR Btreet
hi lJVllIIR
Carriage and
VjrQ ManufacturerMA MAfKBIAW ON BAUD
iiiniu everything outside steambonis and boilers
r tte Shoeing a Speoialty
TKLEPHONK fi72 --W3k
s
J T LUND
General Repair ShopFort Btfeet opp Club Stables
BICYCLES REPAIREDAND
Worn out Parts RenewedGuns and Locks Repaired
Doing a Practical Machinist All WorkGuaranteed tf
Metropolitan Meat Co
81 KING BTREET
I WALLED - - MANAGER
Wholesale andRetail
BUTCHERSand
Wavy Contractors
Hawaiian GrownOysters
Tho above delicacy oJn now beprocured in such quantities as re-
quired upon leaving orders with
H E Motyre Bro397 tf
LONG BRANCH BATHSWAIKIKI REACH Honolulu H I
G J SHERWOOD Proprietor
There earth and air and tea und tkyWith breaker song yivejullaby
King Btrcot Tram Cars pass tho doorIndloR and children Hpeolalfv nareR for
S II
jB anally HotelX KBOUBE Prop
Per Day 210
8PKOIAL MONTHLY RATK8
Iho Rest ol Attendance tho Runt BItnatJniiA tt VI - It- - I lr i
WM G IRWIN A CO
LIMITED
AGENTS FORWKBTKRN 8UGAR REFINING CO
Ban Francisco Cal
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKSPhiladelphia Ponn U 8 A
NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COMonf National Cane Shreddor
New York U 8 A
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UIBDON IKON A LOCOMOTIVEWORKS
582 tt San Francisco Cal
W II RICHARD
general Business Agent
WILL ATTEND TO
rjoavoyancing in All Its BranchesClollocting and All Business
Matters of Trust
All business entrusted to him will receiveprompt and careful attontlon
Olfiro Honolcnn Hnmnkna Hawaii
Brace Waring Co
Real Estate Dealers
503 Fort St near KlnR
building lotsHouses and lots and
lands fob sale
W Parties wishing to dispose of tnslrPrnpoTtlwa r Invltfld ti nnll nn n
THOS LINDSAYJTiVVErLiIEiie
18 PREPARED TO
Manufacture and Repair
All kinds o Jewelry
FIItSX OLASS WOKK ONLYWW Ton- - TtnlMlnsr Vnrt RJ f
Buoinocs Cards
R N BOYD
SnavEVon and Real Estate Aqent
Office Bethel Street over the New230 Modol Restauiant ly
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Copper and SheetIbon Wobk
King Street Honolulu
ANTONB ROSA
Attobney-at-La-
Kaahnnianu Street Honolulu
HAWAIIAN WINE CO
Fbank Bbown Manager
Oil anil 30 Xfonlmit atoo Hnnnlnln W T
ALLEN ROBINSON
Dealebb im Lumbeb and Coal andBuilding Materials or
All Kinds
Mnaf utt ITnnnlnlti
BRITAIN APPROVES
Tho Attitude of tho United StatesBut John Dillon Dooa Not
London April 9 If anything waswanting to confirm tho Europeanbelief that the Cuban criois hadreached an impasse from whichthere in no issue but war or thohauling down of tho Spanish flag ithn9 boon found in Fresidont MoKiuloys reply to the Embassador ial notepresented in Washington on Thursday last so Btrikingly reasserting thodetermination that there is only oneway to provent the United Statosintervening to oud tho intolorablosituation As a matter of faot noconfirmation was wanted for Eu-rope
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real hope of a peaceful solu-tion
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of the question was based uponthe belief that when they roalized thofutility of tho high strung talk aboutthoir honor tho Spaniards wouldaccept the alternative or surrenderTliu Embassadorial appeal at Wash ¬
ington was regarded as an obviousformality Tho British officials viewof the matter is that the occasion isouo of the sole exercise of Americandisoretion and that the Americanattitude toward Cuba is tho same asany other civilized and self respecting government would have undersimilar oiroumstancog
Praatically the whole of this coun-try
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takes the same view of tho easeGreat Britain has nothing to thankSpain for Whenovor commercialquestions havo been raisod GreatBritain has found Spain obstructiveintractable and arbitrary as theUnited Statos finds her to day andthe modicum of sympathy found insome quarters is simply a sort ofsentimental pity at tho faot thatSpain should be deprived of her lastKroat colony One of the fow dis-
cordant¬
notes in the pecan of sym-pathy
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with tho aims of tho UnitedStates oomos from a quarter it wasleast expected from TheFreomansJournal tho organ of the IrishNationalist leader John Dillon apapor claiming to represent tho Irishparty after flat footedly expressingtho hope that Spain will win in theexpected war asks Is there a nationin the world which could brook theinsults levoled at the Spaniards intho Amorican press or which wouldnot protest againBt the stand-and-deliv-
policy adoptedDuring the course of a conversation
a high offical of the British ForeignOffice said The certain difficultiesand possible dangers whioh theUnited States is inviting by its atti-tude
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besides the vast coBt and thodisquieting uncertainties of waritself all of whioh could be avoidedby a policy of indifference shows thesingle mindedness of tho Americanaims and constitute an irresistibleclaim on the tympathies of othernations for the assured losses arenot counterbalanced by any prospectof gain Tho Presidents policy in
statesmanlike and essentially hu ¬
mane and while we may view ap-
prehensively¬
the ultimate results toAmerica herself in the necossity forintroducing ordorinthe governmentof Cuba tho solution of the insuffer-able
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scandal will not bo too dearlypurchased at tho cost of war Themaleficent rule of Spain in Cuba hasgot to end now for neithor Americanor any one else will trust her pro-mises
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bo ofton broken ospooiallyafter the telltale correspondencewhioh resulted in the reoall of SenorDupuy de Lome
Nevortholoss added tho foreignofficial America has taken up anenviable task After driving out thoSpaniards she will havo to sendtroops to crush tho Cubans who arorebels at hoart and who will not nubrait tamely to any form of Govornment which will deprive them oftheir occupation of fighting
There is much interqst hero in thoprivateoring aspect of tho expoctedhostilities and tho oxports of thoAlabamas on both aides will boeagerly followed It is hoped thattho advices resulting will loadthe United States and Spain to signthe declaration of Paris Thogeneral impression is that thoprospootivo combatants while is-
suing¬
letters of marque will respectnoutral goods on their enemys shipsand goods on btfard neutral ships
There it considerable foar thatEuropns supply of wheat and cottou will be furiously affected in theoaso of hostilities although it is be-
lieved¬
that unless tho attemptedblockades of ports aro absolutelyeffective tho nout rain will not respectthem and it is apprehonded thntthis aspect of tho war will lead toticklish international questionswhich may involvo the combatantsin heated disputes with Europe
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Thurston and the Typewriter
When the ex Hawaiian Ministerto tho United States LA Thurstonwon passing through San Franoiscoon hie lateit oxpodition from theono capital to the other he had inhis possession the original drafts ofsome papers of State copies ofwhich he dosirod mado by a typowriter To a newspaperman whomhe had casually mot in a businessway about tho offico of tho Occi-dental
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Hotel ho expressed his noedsin this mattor
All right Ill take you to a steno-grapher
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who is reliable said thoreporter
Thon tho wily journalist stooredthe trusting diplomat to tho officoof a young woman who playod allsorts of tunes on a typewriter Thointerviewer mentioned to this dam-sel
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whom ho know personally thename of her distinguished patronand thou went his way first findingan opportunity of whispering in horear a fow words unheard by theisland Btatenman
Hes a good thing said the dis-respectful
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reporter sotiovoce Donthesitato to work him for a goodbig strike Ho has tho Hawaiiantreasury behind himl
A word to tho wise proved suf-ficient
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and tho dooumoats copiedThurston inquired the extent of hisobligation
Sixteen dollars calmly and unblushingly remarked tho fair ama-nuensis
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Thurston gasped tho work wouldhavo been overpaid by one fourth ofthe sum mentioned
But the diplomat was game andwithout verbal protest he beganfishing in his pockets from whichhe produced sundry silver coinscommencing with dollars and ooming down to dimes before he hadfinally accumulated on tho type ¬
writers desk a little pile aggregat ¬
ing fiftoon dollars and eight centsThe ox Minister turned his pockets
inside out They contained not an-
other¬
nickelIll send you tho balance by a
boy from the hotel said Thurstonstiffly
Oh never mind replied thoaffable typewriter gonorously Illcontribute that twonty cents to thocause of good government in Ha ¬
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H I APKEL 21 1898
THE COST PF WAR
Fifty Millions Against Four Uil--
llono
A wnvo of satisfaction lias rolledover tho country on account of the
of 50000000 recontlypassed by Congress as n fuud for warpreparation According to tho presstho nation has ever since been pat-ting
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itself on the back But whenone takes time to think it over andmake comparisons tho sum dwindlesporcopttbly Thirty seven yoars agothe United Statea had half tho popu-lation
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half tho wealth and half thoresources that wo have now butwhen on April 12 1801 the firstshot at Fort Sumter proclaimed thatcivil war was inevitable tho ThirtySeventh Congreap called in specialeesfion by President Lincoln votedto give him two hundred and fiftymillions of dollars for tho prosocutiou of war measures Tho men whoappropriated this vast sum repre-sented
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only one section of a dividedcountry and even that soction wasnot unanimous iu its approval ofwar But at that crisis even Stateas woll as Federal legislators spranginto the financial breach New Yorkvoted 3000000 for the national de¬
fense Connenticut 2000000 NowHampshire 1000000 and Iowa5000000
If a war of anymagnitude is imminent our fiftymillions is only the first drop in thebucket of national expenses It iswoll to remember that during thefour yoars of our Civil War the na-
tional¬
government issued securitiescovered by its bonds- - notes frac-tional
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curronoy and oilier forms ofindebtedness to tho bowildoringsum of nearly four billions of dollars
53888686575 to be oxact audthat in 1865 when it cloned wo actu-ally
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owed over 52800000000 Butthe first quarter of a billion appro-priation
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was not enough Stilllarger than the firstworosoou necessary There was oneof 500000000 and another of 5900000000
Iu these financial comparisons itis curious to recall what mighthave been Lincoln did his utmostto avoid bloodshed Ho belioved inthe graduul freeing of tho slaves by1
purohase as tho host way Slaveryin tho District of Columbia was abo ¬
lished by this method an averageof 300 being paid for each slaveHo proposed this plan to tho borderStates They studied the subjeotand doolined it because thoy did notbuliovo enough money could befound They said thoro wore 4000000 slaves aud 300 apiece with
100 each for deportation and col-
onization¬
would require 1600000000 It was then suggeatod as ap-
plying¬
to tho border States alonoand they figured again and Baid
that it would take nearly 500000000 and was impossible When welook bank through the vista of thirtyyoars wo boo with oloar vision howmuoh better it would havo beenHow muoh better a bargaiu wouldhavo been five hundred millionsrather than four billions
Tho debt contracted by tho Con ¬
federate Statos alono would havepaid for all their slavos and leftthem 100000000 to tho good Ourpension bill to date would havo paidit and loft a etill larger marginPensions paid direct have aggregat ¬
ed more than 2000000000 besideswhich it costs uoarly i000000 ayoar to diatributo them
War is tho most disastrous andcostly method of settling differencesthat could possibly bo deyisod andwar grows more and more expensiveas civilization grows moro widospread and complox The nationaldebt rises with frightful rapidity Iu1860 ours was sixty five millions in1863 it soarod above a billion in1865 it was uoarly throo billions jndthe Stato and local indebtedness
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appropriation
unfortunately
appropriations
added a billion nnd a quartor moreto say nothing of tho aftermath ofoxpouso that still continues and willcontinue for another generation atloast Tho revonuos for the Instfiscal year of the rebellion alono wero1764000000 Of this 85000000
oamo from customs 209000000from internal revonuos 1470000000from loans Notice how war growsin cost Tho direct cost of thoseven yoar Revolutionary War was
140000000 That of tho brief Warof 1812 was 80 500000 and thoshort combat of 1817 with Mexicocost 63600000 Our late Civil Warcost an average of 2000000 a doyfon four yoars
A naval war is most expensiveThat is tho kind a Spanish warwould bo and if it comes the 50- -
000000 wo are jingling so exultantlywould bo spent bofore we got ourships to Boa The Argonaut
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Englands troubles aro not allbeyond the high seas Discnntont isrife byond tho Ohoviot Hills Thepunctilious Scotchmen we bogtheir pardon tho Scotsmen havegiven her Britannic majesty todistinctly understand that thoy arenot English and do not propose tobo shouldered out of their rightsA monster petition signed by overa hundred thousand Scots orrather Scotsmen has been pre ¬
sented to tho queen calling herattention to the fact that by thotreaty of union entered into in 1707the United Kiugdomwas to be call-ed
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Great Britain and that an in-
creasing¬
tendency is observed intreaties of state in diplomaticcorrespondenco as well as incommon speech to uso tho termsEngland and Englishmen instead ofGreat Britain and Britons Thepetitioners havo tho temerity topoint out that hor majesty herselfhas similarly offended tho honor oftho Scottish people in speochos fromtho throno and orders in councilTho modest Scot assorts that uoquestion of material advantageprompts his complaint but moreaffection for tho cross of St Androwrogard for his honor and lovo offair dealing stir his resentmentwhen any one especially anEnglishman treads on tho tail ofhis coat Let tho haughty Britouwho seoks to nuglicizo tho Scothaud his nine toil cat a weo The
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6 a month and this may bo regarded as a liberal estimate in mostinstances The remainder of hiswages Is saved toward tho purchaseof a vineyard or a farm iu tho oldcountry whither almost all expectto return and Bpoud their lives
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3DMUND NOUIIIE EditorW HOB AC K WRIGHT Ansiotiint
EditorIleaidiiiK In Honolulu
THURSDAY APRIL 21 1898
THAT MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN
It would be interesting to lonrnby what procots of reasoning amion what authorities of lnw or prooodent tho Judiciary Commilteo nftbo Senato havu arrived at tho opiuion that by implication the Minis-
ter¬
of the Interior is allowed o
donate any of the public domainfor the purposes of raising a privatememorial fountain subscribed forby a political fantion of the com-
munity¬
Does or does not Union or LalacoSquare form a part of our road sys-
tem¬
and is it or is It not governedby the laws enacted in regard to ourpublic streets Has there beeu atany time any process of law iu thespirit of the Statutes by which thesteal of a site for the Carter mem-
orial¬
has been legalized
What does the Attorney Generalfor it is understood that he is the
foster father in the Cabinet of theCarter memorial propose to dowith tho water flowing from thefountain Will he mako a specialsewerage system at tho taxpayersexpense to conrey away tho surplusfluid and by tho way who is to payfor tho water used and run to wasteWill the perennial fountain of pastpolitical bitterness be stayed iu thotimes of drought or fire
The wisest thing tho Legislaturecan do will bo to suggost the erec-
tion¬
of tho fountain iu KapiolauiPark thus following tho example oftho park commissioners of Sau Francisoos Golden Gate Park and thenby and byo wo will possibly erectbronze memorials to Kalakaua PC Jones S B Dole S E BishopProf Brigham by Hawaiian ladiunSatans pal Thurston el id genusomne not forgetting Stevens andWiltze Lucion Young and SnortingJim
The Groat Exhibition
The immediate result of the con-
viction¬
of Zola is a decline in thointerest shown abroad for the comingParis exhibition The Nicuws vanden Bay Amsterdam says Francemust hurry up and show that shecan bo just else she will bo lior onlyguest at the exhibition and thoGermau papers rolato that manyGerman industrials and artists willwithdraw their promise to partici ¬
pate as a country which is unjust toits own citizens wil not be likely toprotect foreign property and foreignlives
Succoods Itsolf
Last year Soattlo Book Boer waswaited for and sought after by thomasses and pronounnod the bestBock over shipped to Honolulu
This year this popular brow isbetter than over and in anticipationof a larger demand than ever beforothe Criterion Saloou has laid iu alargo supply
tP OSullivnn is now assistant
mixologist to Manager Cavauaughat tho Cosmopolitan and Peters nu-
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friends are pleased to seohim back again at the old trade
5 OF THE DAI
It will soon bo all aboard forWaialua Uncle Bon will annexOahu with his iiou road and thenbuild the linns Iaoifii cables
The Advertiers picture of Minis ¬
ter Cooptirn marksmaud trophy is asplendid pieco of work of HarryRobertH It ia a pity however thatthe drawing was printed uufniisliHlfor wo are not awnro that MrDole liss nn yet ceded threo of ourisland or that Viggo Jacobsen thoprolific inventor designed to sym-
bolize¬
Dole Cooper King Damonand Smith as the only stars iu ourfirtuamontal milky way
Tun Indemndent would suggestto Minister Cooper that the DepaVtmeutnrtrophy shield should bomanufactured out of guu metalThis is iIih custom abroad aud thometal is haudsomer mure appro-priate
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less costly more durable audrequires hs cleaning Silver tortiiMioH or else the countaut rubbingvor away the Gut use of tho designFurthermore gun metal is omblematic of tho proession of arms andsilver that of the stay
men
What ia the matter ith the laborcontract repeal law Kamehauieha iu writing to the Washing ¬
ton Star says that it is a desirablemeasure and quite sure to carryHo furthor says that the plantersare ranking no determined opposi-
tion¬
thereto Public sentiment qutounanimously favors tho repeal Wodoubt very much if S E B D Dthe reputed masquerader iu royalrobes wa perfectly sincere in hisprognostication The S F Call manwa probably nearer tho mark whenhe wrote
In spite of the urging of the prosfor once combined on tho issue andpopular clamor the proponedamendment to or repeal of thepeual contract labor laws appear tofulleuly haug fire It is felt in higheruncles that such legislation would bedisastrously iuopportuue Event ¬
ually the measure toned down willfirobably pass the House aud he safe
in the Senate
Tim proposition of appointingMr Geo W Smith a membor of theBoard of Health does not meet withgeneral fnvrr Mr Smithn generalexecutive ability is recognized byall but itis considered unwise to haveon the Board a man interested intho drug business aud who howeverlofty his principles maybe might behuman enough to remember hisown interests If he does not hewill at all times boaccused of pull ¬
ing the ropes to his own benefit audevery branch of a government oughtto be like Cteais wife above sus-
picion¬
Mr Smith has furthermoreproved a valuable member of theBoard of Education and it wouldbe poor polioy to deprive that bodyof the services of muchly needed in-
telligence¬
aud common sense Theroare none to spare in that bureau Woreally feel that Mr Suiil h is shoulder ¬
ing his share of what la due fnrn apatriotic uitizMi May we Miggetto Iiobs Smith and Maine Dole thepropriety of appointing a worann toHerve on Bund The ladies takeas a rule rn rt interest in sanitarymatters than do their lords andmasters They obiervo many thingswhich escape tho notice of thesterner sex wrapped up in politioihorso races and the other fellowswife and tho public will no longerkick against tho star chamber pro-
ceedings¬
of the Board in fact therewould bo no reason for secret bossious Let Mr Geo Smith remainwheroheis Ono Smith on the Boardof Health is all the taxpayers canstand
Ono of tho most absurd taxes tobo imposed under the licouso lawnow beforo the Senate is thodemand for a license fee of 200 ayear for soiling imported horsesRop Achi with refreshing candorstated iu the House that SenatorRico has ns good horses as thoso im ¬
ported from California aud that heaud other breeders of Hawaiian
horaos ought to bo protected IfMr Rico aud the other ranohorrnaively referred to by tho honorablemember from Kona hayo as goodhorses as thoso imported they cortainly should not foar competitionaud they ought to be able to under-sell
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the foroign importers havingno duty or freight to pay Thomain point however is that thoproposed liconso clauso can easilybe got around by tho mon whom itis intendod to reaoh while it willtouch a different and innocent classaltogether Tho professional horsodealers if wo may uso the torm willsimply take out a livery businesslicense aud under that they will boable to buy aud sell as many horsesai thoy desire But if a private citizonshould send to tho Coast pay for 3 ora uorsos and tiuu after receivingthem that thry did uot suit he willuudor tho proposed act bo unableto dispose of them without paying alicenso Tf a private citizen who iscredited with knowing a horsowhen be sees it should take a tripto tho Coast and a dozen of hisfriends aud admtrerB should ask himto buy a horso for each we presumothat under tho new law ho coulduot deliver the horsea without tak-ing
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out a liconso oven if ho didntmake a cent op the deal but simplycarried out tho commission bycourtesy Tho polioy of the Govern ¬
ment seems to be tho indirect anddirect taxing of everything in sightfrom working as a plumber or adentist to selling a horse or milkinga cow It may temporarily bo agood financial policy it will noverbo a popular one
OPERA HOUSESATURDAY APRIL 23 1898
MISS ELSIE ADAIRAsslted by several of tho Lcadlne Local
Amateurs will giv ONE PMtF iltMANOEconsisting of new COMEDIE8 BllNQBand DAN i E8
The wonderful EDI80N VITASROPETho only picture project m- - machine onexhibit ii beforo tbo publio which isAUdOLUTKLY with ut vibration
Boxplau at Wall Niohols Co Iricoias usaul
timber partlunlurs announced later
Timely Topics
Honolulu April 1 1S9S
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We carry six sizes in stockand you will find everythingperfectly satisfactory Emamine carefully
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Damask 25c a yard Bleached Damask 50c a yard Bleached Napkins large1 rioz SIllittTINGS Brown Mieeting 10 1 18c per yard Bleached 10 4 20c Brown
sheeting 0 d l5c per yard Bleached 9 d 18c Brown Sheeting 8 d ldc per yardBleached 8 4 lGc
Gents FnrnlsliiDg Goods Shirts Collars Cuffs Neckties and Underclothes at Half Price
Ready Made Clothing Suits From 400 Trousers From 150 up
- MILLIISTERY DEIPRTEllsr TWc Have All the Latest NoYoltics at One Half what they cost elsewhere
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Th Japaueso Methodists arc con ¬
templating creating a churoli
Major McCarthy drills tho SoooudBattaliju to morrow evening
W R Sims litis recovered from anunpleasant spell of sioknoss
Tho band playod at tho QuoonEmma Kindergarten Unll litis morniug
A bargain Dotted Muslin yardwide 8 yards for 1 at N S SachsDry Goods Co
0 13 Corsets the beat in the uitrkot for sale only at L B KerrsQuoon Streot
Tho Cricketers will hare a shortgame on Saturday nt tho grounds ofthy British Commissioner
Tho morning paper fs kept busyin contradicting tho utories of itsproKreaivo contemporaries
Our SI 50 Lace Curtains aurprisosevorvbody come and sno thorn atN S Sachs Dry Goods Co
Your eyes tested and sight restor ¬
ed by S E Lucas tho ParisianOculist at tho Lovo Building FortStreot
That was a pretty story iu acontemporary about tho BenuinK- -
tous sealed orders but it didutwork worth a cent
Pupils of RW Vaatc W DamonsChinese Suhuui will content at basoball at the old recreation groundsMakiki on Saturday afternoon
Tho Rogimonts and tho nowUnions play baseball nu SaturdayUuless a good game is given it willbe practically good bjo to ball forthis season
In the Pacific Hardware Coswindows may be seen two handsomesilvvr cups presented to the winnursin the mens doubles in tbo JunoTennis Tournament
Associate Justice Whiting liasfiled the unanimous deaisiou of theSupreme Court granting a now trialin tho casn of Henry Luuiug outechnical grounds
Look out 2 first class tailors justarrived from tho Coast who willmakoyou the finost clothes anywhereto he seen Jail and khm or yourselfMfdoiros Decker No 11 Hotelstreot
Ou account of tho laok of lighttho opening of Cyclomere Pirk hasbnon postponed until tho 30th instby which tiuio it is hoped that satis-factory
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arrangements for light willhave been made
Ovor two hundred shares of thoproposed 210 of tho stock of thePalama Co operative Grocery Storehave been subscribed for and MrCannon contemplates aalling a meeting of tho stockholders at nn earlydate next week
A DARING BURGLARY
Tho Offico of Theo H Davles CoEntered
When tho janitor of Thoo H Davies Co arrived at tho ofiico thismorning ho met n sight whioh fairlystaggered him Tho premises hadboeu entered during the night andevery desk had been broken openaud the contonts turned upsidedown
Tho burglar evidently secured anentrauco through tho frout doorwhioh is not furnished with ironshutters and tho lock of whioh isvory ooramon aud easily openedwith a skeloton koy
Tho desks which aro mado ofhighly polished wood woro forcedbv some noworful instrument buttho burglar gained vory little by hiB
daring venture the total amountmissing being about 250 iu smallchange The damage to tho oQloe
furniture is quite considerable how-
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Iu tho desk of Mr Buchanan asmall cash box was broken opeu inwhioh two or three shoots of rareHawaiian stamps woro loft in thedesk tho burglar ovidently beingtoo olovor to abstract anythingwhich would furnish a cluo to thepolioo
When tho dotootives arrivod ou
tho scono this morning they found a
largo number of usod matohos scat ¬
tered ou tho floor of tho office Itwill bo vory difficult to traoo thoperpetrator of the bold act who hos
left no trace behind Tho affair
ought to ba an onoouragomont tothe use of olootrio lights duringtho night by our great businossihuuscfs
A Yollow Story
Last night tho usual yellowmors with which tho Star furnishosits readers every evoning SundaysoxceptoJ was composed of a sensa ¬
tional report about tho starvationconsumption and a desire to die ofMr A A Oroztor who yesterdayleft for California by tho Rithet
According to tho evoning papertho visitor was dying with consump ¬
tion was turned out of the Hospitalfired out from his boarding housetho owner of which was poor buthouertl and left to die on DiamondHoad where tho Rev Dr Birnio insome mysterious manner found himand did the good Samaritan act ac-
cording¬
to standard rules
Tho only truthful part ofStar story is that Crozierhere that ho was sickthat ho left yesterday We did
thowasandnot
meet the gontloman but from all wo
can learn he was neither starvingnor in want of shelter He hadplenty of money bu was extremolyloth to part with it Ho noverwont to the Hospital but to thoSanitarium and ho stated that heloft thoro because ho considered that
21 a week was moro than he cmildafford IIm wont to the WaikikiBaths aud asked the Uudlord Mr
Glint Andrews to rent a room MrAndrews told him that ho did uotkeep a boarding house but as thomau seemed to be in poor healthand very depressed ho was finallypersuaded to allow him to remainand Mr Crrzor stayed a week or sowithout paying a cunt to Mr An-
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One day whilo moving Croziorstrunk it turned over and a sackof money rolled out which inMr And rows estimate must havecontained over 500 It was thenthat Crozier was told to shift hisquarters Andrews saw no reasonwhy he should support a man whohad sufficient dough and ho did notdesire to take any chnnces of beingheld responsible if tho mau shouldlose his sack whilo slaying at theWaikiki BatliB
Dr Birnie and tho friends referredto iu this mornings Advertiser paidthe passajioof MrCrozier and it wasprobably an instance of misplacedcharity Mr Croziers brother is a
well known aud well-to-d- o millownor iu California and tho gentle-man
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who sailed yesterday after fur-
nishing¬
yellow material to thoStar was in constant correspondencewith him whilo here
Two Kahunas
Camaohoro alias Johu Gouvoiraplead guilty in the Distriot Courtthis morning to a charge of practi ¬
cing surgery without a liceuso andwas fined 150
Tho case has oreated somo noto-riety
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through a statement that themau was practicing uudor somekind of a license from tho QuoeusHospital
J Q Wood tho attorney forCamaohoro pleaded for a light senteuco on account of tho mau boingcrippled and violating tho law onlythrough ignoranco of tho statutesrelating to tho practice of surgeryand madioiuo Mr J M Vivavolunteered a statement that the dofondant onjoyod tho utmost conlidnoo of tho Portuguese Colonyand that lie had been sucoesiful iu
uumorous instancps whoro duly liceusod physicians hadfailod
Ho claimed that Camaohoro hadno intention of using the name oftho Queens Hospital to furtherhis practice Ho hold numeroustestimonial from pooplo whom ho
had oured and suoh testimonialsmight have boeu mistaken for diplo-
mas¬
by ignorant pooplo
Tho Marshal held that tho verystatement of Mr Vivas proved thatthe defondaut was dangerous to thewelfaro of tho ignorant olasses andthat a severa penalty should be im ¬
posod to deter iu tho future suohmedicine men from a course whiohoventually would eud disastrouslyto Bomo of his victims If Mr Ca ¬
maohoro possessed tho qualifioatipnsas it was olaimod by his counsel andMr Vivas and ho roally was superiorto tho licensed physioiaus of thocountry ho would certainly be in a
position to pass tho nocefsary px
aminntiou and obtain a license fromthe Board of Health
The magistrate as stated imposoda fine of S1B0
Alapaki Ioola plead not guilty toa cbargo of practicing medicinowithout a license After tho evi ¬
dence was iu the magistrate foundhim guilty and was fined 150
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THE CARTER MEMORIAL
Ths Loglslaturo Taken a Hand intho Deal
Iu tho Sonato yesterdoy SenatorHolstoiu presented tho report of thoJudiciary Committee on tho CarterMemorial Fountain matter whichreads as follows
In roferonco to the question sub ¬
mitted by Sonator Hocking to thoMinistor of tho Interior on tho 14thday of April 1898 touching upontho authority that caused a dedica-tion
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of a portion of a public domainknown as tho Union Square for theoreclion of a memorial tn a deceasedurivato citizen which question andanswer by said Minister was referredon the 15th inst to the JudiciaryCommittee to report tnereon webeg leave to say that wo fail to noteany express authority allowing theMinister of the Iuterior to donateany of the public domaiu for thopurpose as contemplated by thoMemorial Committee but wo thinkthough such powers by implicationexist
Your committee are awaro ofcomplaints being made as to the de-
sirability¬
of placing the momorialin tho spot given but our jurisdic-tion
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in this matter is restnotod toanswering the question of authority
Wo do believo that other desira ¬
ble localities could be procured butthat is a Biibjeot which wo leave tothe judgment of the Legislature
Senator Hocking thou presentedthe following resolution
Resolved That the JudiciaryCommittoe prepare a concurrentresolution setting forth that it isthe souse of tho Legislature of thisRepublio that tho occupation of anortain portion of Union Square bya Memorial Fountain will bo an obstruction to tho publio use thereof
The resolution was carried unani-mously
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Ohoerily OhI Tho Anchors Woighod
Two of tho most popular mon intown havo beeu installed in the re-
nowned¬
Anchor Saloon Mr Car-lisle
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has takon the managerial helmas captain aud Charley Andrewhas shipped as first mate Withsuch a crow tho wants of every passenger will tie careiuiiy anu pro-
perly¬
attended to and only tho vorybest class of rofroshmontB will boserved to thorn in tho most affableaud cordial manuer
Eclipses all values pure Irish linenLadies H S Handkorchiof for 185a dozen at NS Saohs Dry Good Co
Elsio Adair will bo assisted onSaturday by local talont and thoaudienco will bo troatod to a voryjolly evening
Tho Groig concort of tho Kilohana Art Loague will bo givon thisevening It will bo Norwegian inall its details except tho frost
For a good and olean Bbave alsohair cutting call and seo
Oharloy Molteno at tho EuropeanBarber Shop on Merchant street
WANTED TO LEASE
SMALL PIKOE OP LAND BRA twoen Mnn Street Bridge and Nnniinii Stre and between KlngHtrtet andWniorfront For particulars apply at thisOulco v 871 lw
NOTICE
WILL NOT HOLD MYSELF REI sponsible for any debt contracted Inmy nuiue without my conbont or writtenorder O H FOOK
Lihalna April 12 JfeOS 8o lm
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BOM THE PREMISES OF THEundcrMcncd near iuriMjiio and Kco- -
anmoku St cola a Bay Maro wllu whitefaro Please Icavo any information of I hoanimals wlier abmusatro idenco or gro ¬
cery dooartraontTbeo 11 Dovb s Co808 tf FRED L WALDRON
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TO LET OR LEASECOTTAGE WITH 0
rooms recently ocon- -plcd by Oapt Freeman adiulnlne tho Honolulu Hiinl- -ntarlum premises King Streot Kulaokahua with stable and servants ro un in thoroar of tho premises Artesian wator laidon Bout rensoimblo Possession givenMay 1st 188 Apply to
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZTelophono 280 or to
N FERNANDEZ athtsollico20S Merchant Streot Campbell Dldcl
BREAKS MANY REOORDS
Fast Time Mado by Sanger andBwnnsbrough on a Tuiidcm
DENvnn April 0 W F Sangerand E W Swansbrough broke tboworlds unpauod tandem recordsfrom four to ten miles inclusivethis morning ou tho new boardtrack Tho new marks are Fourmiles 817 five milo 1025 sixmiles 1238 seven miles 1118eight miles 1G59J uiuu miles1912ton miles 2118 The riders nowhold all records from four miles totho hour inclusive
PorsoiiB requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of now designs nuviow
FFOR LEASE
Oil A LONU IEKM OP YEARSI he Desirable Iuuim 1nsturo Land
compriMng obout 100 Acres About 12Acres fenced level land on good roadsuitable for Dairy Houses turn SorittimThu on y Kancli Lund adjoining HonoluluReasonable J onus to ro ponslble partyInspection solicited
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SAVINGS BANK BOOK NOPOSTAL Miss Annie HnrrK A suit-able
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Plumber - and - TinsmithAll work dono Properly Promptly and
Profitably lor PatronSATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Ofllce King Streot near ftallroad Depot778 1 y
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As ihe Hiws Spreads
The Crowds GotGreater at Waterliouses
We quote you this wrekfancy crakors in the followingstylos Graham Wafer Honey
Oystor Choose NoahsArk Animal Pretzel ButterSnow flakes Milk and Wino WaterGluten Wafer Ginger Cakfs Gin-
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Nuts Nicnacs Saloon Pilot andPilot Bread
SUGAIt in Dry GranulatedPowderf d and Confectioners
CANNED FItUITS Of all Ihingsbo wary of unknown brands loomany pooplo havo suffered disastrous rnsults Wo can vouch for ourcooking fruits iu gallon caus Thetable fruits are woll kuown standardbrand packed in 2 pound cans andand tho more convenient size knownas tho lunch suo
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To WaierboaseQUTCTCN KTNFFP
BOTE iF THE LATE A G S HWES
CLAIMS ON TUB ABOVE ESAIL whioh have not yet been p tse ted should bo inimullutelv swim tohanded lo tho undersigned in duplcato
F M bVNANZY802 lw Attorney for Kxecntor
Do You Want a Set of Rubber Tires Put
Your Buggy Hack or Wagonv
IF1 3STOT WISlir 3STOT
k PLANT PROS THE RUBBER TIRE WHEEL GO
Is now iu operation at tho shop of the Hawaiian Carriage ManufacturingCo where tho licensees aro proparod to equip all whoeled vehicles withtheso famous
Rubber Tires aud Roller Seariog AxlesThe tiros of the RUBBER TIRE WHEEL CO havo withstood tho
severest tests and have bcou proven to be the only
Successful Rubber Tiro in the MarketOLD WHEELS RE SET WITH STEEL CHANNELS AND RUBBER
TIRESRoller Bearine Axles put ou auy Vohiclo and Guaranteed to reduce
draft dO percent
Rubber Tires and Roller Bearing Axles arc not LuxuriesThoy cost absolutely nothing as tho life of the vehicle is prolonged by
their use and aro not necessary
gjF Wo Invite Inspection and Guarantoo to demonstrate their economy
WILSON WHITEHOUSE818 Sole Liconcpo for Ihe Hawaiian Islands
J M MONSARRATAltorncy-at-Lii- w Ileal Estate awl Financial Agent
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SEAHOHElt OF IthCOIIDS AND NOTARY PURldOCOMMISSIONER OF DKfinS FtiR I HE STATES OF NEW YOItK
AND CI a I FORMALOANS PLACED AND NEGOTIATED
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COFFEE LANDS for Salo or to Lease at Papa 2 Olelomoana 1
Kolo and Kaolin d iu tho celebrated OoliVu District nf Kona HawaiiTheBe Lands will be sold either iu laro or small tracts to suit purchasers
ALSO FOR SALE 175 Acres of Coffco Laud at Nahiliu Maui ThoLand lies woll is of excellent citialilv aud is watered bv a iiiuniuir streammost of the year 35 70 100 acres Taro Land at Waiauu Koolau Mauinear Koanae
FOR LEASE 1 A House and Lot at Waikiki Tho house is partlyfurnished aud contains seven rooms and a lauai kituhon pantry two bathroom servants room carriago house and stables Good sea bathingTheso promises will be leased for a term of yoars at a reasonable rental
AM iOU GOIM TO BUY A CARMMEK so do not fail to call andseo our largo variety Wo havo ESaWpSSSREES
in Carriage businessand you pro-
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Prices Quoted Upon a atOur Faotory
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Honolulu Carnage Mamifactojyfort W W WRIGHT
JUST ARRIVKDV muv lot of the Klnest
cat InstnAutnhnrps Outturn Violins Etc
Also u new lttvulco of tliu Celebrated
Spf uinlly manufactured or tho tropicalclltnato second to none
MOIIK THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD
On tho Hawaiian Islands during tlio Instyears
ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODSAND
General Merchandise
Also I he choicest European and Ameri ¬
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Boers Ale WinBS LiquorsAT MOST REASONABLE PMCES
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BICYCLES REPAIREDAND
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Doing a Practical Machinist All WorkGuaranteed tf
Metropolitan Meat Co
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BUTCHERSand
Wavy Contractors
Hawaiian GrownOysters
Tho above delicacy oJn now beprocured in such quantities as re-
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There earth and air and tea und tkyWith breaker song yivejullaby
King Btrcot Tram Cars pass tho doorIndloR and children Hpeolalfv nareR for
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building lotsHouses and lots and
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BRITAIN APPROVES
Tho Attitude of tho United StatesBut John Dillon Dooa Not
London April 9 If anything waswanting to confirm tho Europeanbelief that the Cuban criois hadreached an impasse from whichthere in no issue but war or thohauling down of tho Spanish flag ithn9 boon found in Fresidont MoKiuloys reply to the Embassador ial notepresented in Washington on Thursday last so Btrikingly reasserting thodetermination that there is only oneway to provent the United Statosintervening to oud tho intolorablosituation As a matter of faot noconfirmation was wanted for Eu-rope
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real hope of a peaceful solu-tion
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of the question was based uponthe belief that when they roalized thofutility of tho high strung talk aboutthoir honor tho Spaniards wouldaccept the alternative or surrenderTliu Embassadorial appeal at Wash ¬
ington was regarded as an obviousformality Tho British officials viewof the matter is that the occasion isouo of the sole exercise of Americandisoretion and that the Americanattitude toward Cuba is tho same asany other civilized and self respecting government would have undersimilar oiroumstancog
Praatically the whole of this coun-try
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takes the same view of tho easeGreat Britain has nothing to thankSpain for Whenovor commercialquestions havo been raisod GreatBritain has found Spain obstructiveintractable and arbitrary as theUnited Statos finds her to day andthe modicum of sympathy found insome quarters is simply a sort ofsentimental pity at tho faot thatSpain should be deprived of her lastKroat colony One of the fow dis-
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notes in the pecan of sym-pathy
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with tho aims of tho UnitedStates oomos from a quarter it wasleast expected from TheFreomansJournal tho organ of the IrishNationalist leader John Dillon apapor claiming to represent tho Irishparty after flat footedly expressingtho hope that Spain will win in theexpected war asks Is there a nationin the world which could brook theinsults levoled at the Spaniards intho Amorican press or which wouldnot protest againBt the stand-and-deliv-
policy adoptedDuring the course of a conversation
a high offical of the British ForeignOffice said The certain difficultiesand possible dangers whioh theUnited States is inviting by its atti-tude
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besides the vast coBt and thodisquieting uncertainties of waritself all of whioh could be avoidedby a policy of indifference shows thesingle mindedness of tho Americanaims and constitute an irresistibleclaim on the tympathies of othernations for the assured losses arenot counterbalanced by any prospectof gain Tho Presidents policy in
statesmanlike and essentially hu ¬
mane and while we may view ap-
prehensively¬
the ultimate results toAmerica herself in the necossity forintroducing ordorinthe governmentof Cuba tho solution of the insuffer-able
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scandal will not bo too dearlypurchased at tho cost of war Themaleficent rule of Spain in Cuba hasgot to end now for neithor Americanor any one else will trust her pro-mises
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bo ofton broken ospooiallyafter the telltale correspondencewhioh resulted in the reoall of SenorDupuy de Lome
Nevortholoss added tho foreignofficial America has taken up anenviable task After driving out thoSpaniards she will havo to sendtroops to crush tho Cubans who arorebels at hoart and who will not nubrait tamely to any form of Govornment which will deprive them oftheir occupation of fighting
There is much interqst hero in thoprivateoring aspect of tho expoctedhostilities and tho oxports of thoAlabamas on both aides will boeagerly followed It is hoped thattho advices resulting will loadthe United States and Spain to signthe declaration of Paris Thogeneral impression is that thoprospootivo combatants while is-
suing¬
letters of marque will respectnoutral goods on their enemys shipsand goods on btfard neutral ships
There it considerable foar thatEuropns supply of wheat and cottou will be furiously affected in theoaso of hostilities although it is be-
lieved¬
that unless tho attemptedblockades of ports aro absolutelyeffective tho nout rain will not respectthem and it is apprehonded thntthis aspect of tho war will lead toticklish international questionswhich may involvo the combatantsin heated disputes with Europe
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Thurston and the Typewriter
When the ex Hawaiian Ministerto tho United States LA Thurstonwon passing through San Franoiscoon hie lateit oxpodition from theono capital to the other he had inhis possession the original drafts ofsome papers of State copies ofwhich he dosirod mado by a typowriter To a newspaperman whomhe had casually mot in a businessway about tho offico of tho Occi-dental
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Hotel ho expressed his noedsin this mattor
All right Ill take you to a steno-grapher
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who is reliable said thoreporter
Thon tho wily journalist stooredthe trusting diplomat to tho officoof a young woman who playod allsorts of tunes on a typewriter Thointerviewer mentioned to this dam-sel
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whom ho know personally thename of her distinguished patronand thou went his way first findingan opportunity of whispering in horear a fow words unheard by theisland Btatenman
Hes a good thing said the dis-respectful
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reporter sotiovoce Donthesitato to work him for a goodbig strike Ho has tho Hawaiiantreasury behind himl
A word to tho wise proved suf-ficient
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and tho dooumoats copiedThurston inquired the extent of hisobligation
Sixteen dollars calmly and unblushingly remarked tho fair ama-nuensis
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Thurston gasped tho work wouldhavo been overpaid by one fourth ofthe sum mentioned
But the diplomat was game andwithout verbal protest he beganfishing in his pockets from whichhe produced sundry silver coinscommencing with dollars and ooming down to dimes before he hadfinally accumulated on tho type ¬
writers desk a little pile aggregat ¬
ing fiftoon dollars and eight centsThe ox Minister turned his pockets
inside out They contained not an-
other¬
nickelIll send you tho balance by a
boy from the hotel said Thurstonstiffly
Oh never mind replied thoaffable typewriter gonorously Illcontribute that twonty cents to thocause of good government in Ha ¬
waii I S F News Ltlkr
BUSINESS LOCALS
New line of to sailor hatsat L B Kerrs and will bo sold atbargain prices for ouo week
New Suit Club 1 per wook justoponed at Modejros Decker No11 Hotol streot join at once
Scotland is famed for its finowhiskeys and tho best brands of itare obtaiuablo at tho Paoifio SaloonAsk for Andrew Ushers O V G
For straight and soft merry boveragon ono should call nt tho Cosmopnlitan Saloon where the finest oflabst Milwaukeo and bottled goodsaro sorved by Goorgo Oavanaugh
Major Hawkins of the Royalwishen it to be known that PabstBohemian has superseded tho fam-ous
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draught of Doppolbrau Tholatter in bottlo is an oxcollent tonioat 25
Tho favorite bovorago of the no-bility
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is Andrew Ushers whiBkv andSohwoppes famouB soda Tho RoyalAnnox always up to dato is nowresponding to tho frequent calls for
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Tho most beautiful display ofMilljnery over soon in tho world isto bo fouud at L B Kerrs Queenstreot those who have not yet order-ed
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thoir Eastor Hats would do wollto call and inspect thorn
If you want tho latest styles inmillinery lnoes ribbons whito dressgoods oballeys organdios shirtwaists and numerous other goods atbargain prices for one week go toL B Kerrs Qtrexm streot
Extracts frosa our
Rectiit Catalogue
Our best efforts havo beu ex ¬
pended for newly quarter n centuryin making desirable connections fortho purchase of high Hum foods
Now in tlih tune of year to ontortaiu thats when you need us
Sotno ono said I novor enmo intoyour store without fooling thatI would liko to buy it out
Tho prico of a thing ib genorallywhat it is worth competitionregulates that The higher the pricotho hotter tho quality as a rulo butprico dooBut always guaranteequality the reputation of the sellercounts
Theres groat responsibility Bellinggroceries
Life and health depend on goodnutritious food
Thats tho kind wo sell
Refined folks use refined foodsthats tho kind wo soil
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