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HOME CIRCULATION IS THE MEAT OF THE MATTER FOR THE MERCHANTuuntniHjujjs sxmuuma

STEAMER TABLE.

From 8n Francisco! for $2.00 oH China Sept. 12 The Bulletin Publishing Co,

Alameda Sept. 15 1ft? Ltd.. will deliver The EveningFor 8in Francisco: Evening Bulletin Bulletin for three months and $

Alameda Sept. 20 asj Good Housekeeping for one iKorea Sept. 22 year, or The Ladles' WorldSonoma Sept. 26 for a year or Physical Culture H

From Vancouver! for twelve months.Aorangl Sept. 23 fi S2.00 FOR THE PAPER

For Vancouver! Q AND A MAOAZINE.Mlowera Sept. 20

58 3:30 O'CLOCK the bulletin is Hawaii's great home paper EDITIONmiinmittmtiHHtttnm: nmitttmammatammattiatttUttttiBa

Vol. 2TVII No. 31781 HONOLULU. TERRITORY OF HAWAII. THURSDAY Arfl'TKMBKll 14. 1905 PrTOB 5 ClJNTH.

CARTER AUTHORIZES $750,000 LOAN

Graziers And MeatDealers

Have Declared Wari

OLD TROUBLES TAKE ON NEW LIFE

There Is something In tho nature of Thcro Is plenty of beef at this time,n row on In nnd beef-- 1 t'"'h much of It Is poor. A lot of

supplying circles. The graziers andtho Metropolitan Meat Company nr ,omfc thcm gtartn thcr and make arrongements is- - In tho early 80's, under tho leader

thissomowhat at outs. The Kona beefshippers and tho big Honolulu meatconcern ore on tho verge of war. e

According to one story tho squabblohad Its Inception In tho MetropolitanMeat Company, last March, reducingthe price of beef ono cent per poundto tho consumer.

Tho Meat Company, at that time,

Talk

from

to reduce the prlco because 'of not bclnB cacd upon forover-suppl- hoping reduced

prlco would encourage consumption,seems that the Chinese meat deal

era took this reduction a directslap at themselves and slnco thenthey had coming,

havCithought had.Recently Hind taken

ing tno Chinese direct and saidmeat delivered the Chinese ono'cent more per pound than paid bythe Meat Co.

This docs not seem botherChlncBO, who, by the way,

per month where the Metro-

politan pays $90.The war-clou- d darkened day

ago. Greonuell shipped bunchof cattlo to the Metropolitan Meat

rocks silvers of hungunderstood tho

Metropolitan to Green-wel- l

to effect cattle

McClanahan.

Independent

looking

Inthe

can without notice-nbl- o

shrinkage.

Incidentally Rolph arestockholders in

lljredpcnjaiiiinsj?AVAKERS vRKCorrect Cbtkes

cattle" on the marketI j bflng revived of

of toslaughter house.Meat Company people, however, are

extent.according to au-

thorities, among tho them-selves, over the matter ofnumber of cattlo tho vari-ous by tho Metropolitan.Some, has it, aro jealous

wanted of 0,hcrg( aRthe a '.(. bf . the .. .. ordcrC(i

Itas

of tho others. In other words,for the Metropolitan's patronago,because one grazier docs not get

.th.kicks or Wth thehe (, colUractng

they Chinese hit tho Metropolitan.has supply- - - -

it is l

Is toIs

Metropolitanthe

pay an$40

a orso a

HfcTO MUMPASS

lollquestion of the was

brought nfternoon beforo Judgewho saw the lot, a herd of bono- - ,. been

with meat hernnnd there. It Is that

sent a wirelesstho that If better

the

"Ciw ;ht

Tho

anyTho real some

tho talk

that hoofis a

fig"

annllpht (n

toto

at

to

tin

Theun this....Lindsay has now

In all the three Robin- -eon transferred the case of O.

vs. K. Kalknlnahaolo et al. toTitdcA Immpillntplv

could not bo sent, none need bo sent. .,. -- hlo,tlnn. , fllPthVrBack came n message saying that tho that,ngs ,n the ca80 0 grounda

nil were similar to tlc ,erm ha(, , di locause lt wagthose sent down anu it mora not 0,)CnC(1 on tho flrst of Sep.should bo sent. A reply was sent to tcmuer aa provided by law.the oilect that no moro were wanton -

E B representing ihothis trip. C. Q. Yee Hop, BerotanU held that tho had not

butchers. dealers, )apscj before tho Court soslmultnnously received n Qaed, and wanted to proceed with tho

or nnc cattlo irom tnc ureen- -

Is

not

is

so

term

so

J.

term

well people. Judeo Llndsav stated that heIt Is not said that Yee Hop received been to sit with the Supremo

the from Greenwell direct; lt is court on this question,believed that Hind secured the animals ho did not wish to disqualify himselffrom Grccnwoll to ship1 to the Chinese, by passing on It beforehand. Tho mat- -

All this moro or less undefined war- - ter was continued.faro the meat world is not likely to

affect consumer, and beefsteaksbo sened as

Hind Is backing tho Chinese, bo thastory goes.

Hind. & Co.Metropolitan Meat

Company.

NEW

tor Men

tho graziers,

Metropolitan

worrying tofight,

Is graziersand tho

takengraziers

It

tuialnoai hn tlilnkahave

TO ON

lapso

as raisedcourts. Judgo

Car-

terT.tnflanv AHlifnrrl

nroreed- -

nvallablo cattloCTKing Monday

piantirf,rtrcct Supreme

bunch

hadcalled

cattlo tomorrow and

thereforo

usualYOU'LL FIND

A chronological history of the warA Sunday at Nawlllwlll 8oelal News

Sherlock Holmes and loads ofother good reading In the

8ATURDAY BULLETIN.e

Tor Safe" cards at Bulletin office

The EVENINGDRESS CLOTHES

That bear this label havemade it unnecessary for mento any longer pay exorbitantprices, or to submit to annoy-ing try-on- delays, and fre-quent misfit

They provide Dress Suitsand Tuxedos that In style, fitand finish are the EQUALSof the choicest custom tailorwork at much It's cost, readyto wear for InsU. service.

jljredenjamins!AAKERSNEWyRK

FOR 8ALE ONLY 5

The Kasti Oompanv.LIMITED AGENTS.

OUTLINES HIS POLICY INTREASURER

AND PASSES ON LOAN BILL

WILL EXPEND ONLY THOSE ITEMS STRICTLY TERRITORIAL

Governor Carter this morning nu- - came from customs receipts Indirectthorlzed the Treasurer to secure tho taxation whereas now our only revnecessary data for tho President's ap cnuo Is from direct taxes,

o'provalsue $760,000. worth of bonds, suggest- - ship of Hon. 8. G. Wilder, com

ing to placo this Issue at S8 or better munlty cleaned up all tnis indebtednessat 3 1 2 per cent, interest only. This and had n cash balance on nanupolicy Is outlined In the following let-- ! Vrom thnt tl,ne on cacn succeeding

ter. which tho Governor sent Trcas- - wrm or government ana Legislatureurer Campbell today:

Executive Chamber.Honolulu, Hawaii, Sept 13, 1005.

A. J. Campbell. Esq., Treasurer, Tcrrl- -

tnr- - of Hnwntl.uorrovseu.

which carries appropriations for $1,--

jou aware,the

thotoday

Whilehigher

yet largo revenues

Douthtt

Tells Trent

Not PayAHnrnpv TlmiMilft tills

fused the

the master pro-

cess

renter.

has added the debt,pie have practically never felt thepinch only paying the maintenance the but

towards the return of theDear Sir: After consultations with principal previously

vmt nnrt ntimliiii nt nfhftr irpnttpmpn'. TVtrtnf. ttin flva Aira nn,

down nexatton we Legislature In stat'relation to proposed $129,000.00 of which

as by Legislature, proceeds of land received prcented thorough

377.000.00.As aro our tndebtcdnex

has Increased from of $900.-000.-

at of annexation,It $3,137,000.00. Prior to an-

nexation, this community nas $1,500,000.00.

that wns nt a of Interest,a proportion of our

Pnnnlv

that

also

slnrf.

establishLcgls- - amlnatlon

laturc Actproceeds

Interest.thinking rap-jtlo- n possible

idlty whichcheeked. possible. Ptge

tame, being resolutionuesircti supervisors, previously

nttornoys thcrron.favor

CountyAttorney,

Countyquestion advice,'

employ

question,

rcfori'iire payment.along before

these warrants should drawnAuditor there should resolution

passedvisors

draw warrui.t fnorfVinw. ipt.'. regular weekly meeting

iprinPnnntvTrpn.nroi-Tron- i

following tomorrow nfternoonrpaufcml.pr .uercuuuis

'auon quanerijpayment rcfeicnco payment

payment fiirtliermoie.lrefused ground

snoweu AttorneyJohnson entitled

same,Kinney.

legally while statementresolution jacts

firm,onnection warrant

resolution refusethorlzed directeddraw favor difference

warrant, under between paymentrangement

Johnson aware,submitted u

agreed statement Johnson warrant,doubtless remember willing to

when presented warrant. before.payment, Adam

to nor to

THE

MASTER

KEY

depositunlocked by

key.of opening Is

completed means ofIndividual

Hawaiian

Trust Co., Ui,Fort Street, Honolulu

LETTER TO

to

to our poo

of not forof Government j

contributing

n lfiKt

warrant, contrary,form letter hava

legalpayment.

question nrlses, It not obligatoryupon the Administration to carry out

mandates the peoplethrough tho

questionwill sh'ow the authority Issuebonds by thoSession 1903,from to provided tha

A Act C theExtra will showtho language tho bill cannot

manda'

will remember tho timesigning the sent Message

propose to lay the following have paid off the paltry I to the session,policy the new sum our bonded In- -j Ing that the lateness badloan, passed the last out the the Dili

sumtime untlt

Iscarried

high asrate

nf(.

Our

so

sales. No Legislature has as yet seen examination, nnd had signedtit to sinking fund to It, reserving timeour Indebtedness, and the last In detail the

refused to pass an makingtho of our land nnd tli

of

wasof

ofIn

of

In ofof

anof

the causes toappropriations Is desire

applicable to our nt the Representatives from each Isdebt nnd Its It ought to to secure as largo nn approprla-clea- r

to any man the as for theirwith wo aro accumulating I has In cases

A 'debt should bo If (Continued on 4.)

to pay tho stating at tlir no of thelime mui you ma .unlet w "' pum

d, AuditorNow regard to this Andrew the warrant In of Mr. Andruw

Adams warrant, observe In our com- - 'Adams, you, astbit nnve sought legal not to tho o,

and that acting on this advice should private counsel nd-y-

told the Auditor thnt you that it should bo andwould pay tbo warrant In on you dcslro to actpresentation. I to Inform jou that would suggest you him

have to pay to defend tho MiClanahan Injunctionwarrant In and furthermors proceeding,that hnve been consulted by I

you with to ItsMy Idea has all

Le by thobo a

previously by the Hoard of Super authorizing tho Auditor td

tho In of tho per-

son ,i.il.,..ito be by tho Hoard. Tll of theirnnnn m niirirrBsp.1 ninulitMi 0...1. - . ....! ,' Hawaii Promotion de.

tho appeared: with Andrew Adami nl" '--

wlIL that the ,,-..,- . u ui mu au- -"'----- ...... IIHIIHIUi li.t i. .. . .

cd Johnson warrant was nresentnd In 1 i,.. n. i...n i.. . meciing nucr- -

you for on tho ind day of with to the of theAugust of this ear, but warrant in question, nndof was by you upon tho the Injunction proceeding In which joumat 1110 warrant upon us incfl request me as County to np- -that Mr. was not In In your behalf was commencedthe amount of liiu but thai the by Mr. H. II. a memberpersons therein named were the once 0f tho firm of McClanahan &

entitled tuereto. Cooper, on agreed ofprepared a which was 8 now In possession of Mr.

by tho Board of Supervisors Id tey, tho senior member of thatwitn tne w. l,. t razee war-- 1 concerning a It was

rant for $14.23, which an- - presumed you would to pay.and the Auditor g0 far ag am concerned. can

a warrant In of Mr. Krazei absolutely no as a matter otpersonally. an ar-- jaw the of the An- -'

ue:ween mis oiiipj nna arcw Adams warrant and Samuelseir, was to be tno basis of a warrant. As you aro I

test caso to be to the refused tho navraent of theprcmo Court on Samuel but now youof fact. You will 0ro pay tho Andrew Adams

warrant was As snld I neorto you for you neither re- - advised you to pay this Andrew

pay same refused

specially construct-ed safe vaults

first beThe

thenby the

key held byeach box

tory,

his

tin

but on the you Inmo In thnt you

sought outsldo uihlco toto Its

Tho Is

the of expressedLegislature?

A casual examination thisthat toestablished Act 42 of

up to 15,000,000, atime time for by

Legislature. glance nt ofSession 1903 that

usedtn any sense be considered

You ntbill, I a

I thenwith I

debtcdncss a

loan

that Ia meet for a ex

items.

salesOne of which up

the large therevenue from land

be, landthat constituents,

.and that fear someI

refuse, Thereyour uimru

the to Issue!

withI I would advise,

munlcatlon you pay same.ever, your

you Use paid,upon I

beg thatI never ndWscd ou

I neer

been that

D

a

...i...in Commlttco Is

connection the' crrc'1Yon l- "ttuuiu

n.,.,.,ii.i tins

i there- -

pcarMcClanahan,

I

which

to( j I seo,

Thisyour- - tho

maue

haveupon

that this I have

must

later

yourwith

card

that

lead

authorizing

TO

noon.At tomorrow's meeting the selection

nf tho fifth man on the committee willprobably be made. Tred It issaid, may reconsider his refusal toagain serve on the committee. Othernnmes mentioned for the vacnncy areDr. M, E. Grossman and Zeno K. Myers.

"New RugsA

, FINEASSORTMENT

OFCREX

GRASSRUG8.

J. Hopp &Co.,Ycuno; BUg--

'Twas but a natty suit, and thereby hangs a talc,Of how a maid who was a "beaut," was won-th- e story's

stale.-F- or

all those hds in suits uncouth had tried to win her smile,But it "remained for this bright youth, who knew the needof style.

'Twas he who skippsd so light and gay, and sneaked aroundto That "rig" so fine that won the day, you bet he'slaughing yet.

Smith,

get,

So on their honeymoon you sec, he'll still look spick and span,For after all you will agree 'tis clothes that make the mar.

And he got his svit from

LEVINGSTON S ROLAND

The ART TAILORS who know howto Build 'em as they should;) bebuilt1

SSUE

TAFT WILL

usCAsf elated Pirn Epeiial CeMe

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14. The steamer Korea with the Taft party onboard will sail from Yokohama on Sunday. The steamer will not stop at Ho-

nolulu.o

Lightning Kills

At Poultry Show(Atiaclatrd Pnf irt CabUI

INDIANOLA, Iowa, Sept. 14. Four persons were killed, six fatally In-

jured and a dozen stunned today by a bolt of lightning, which wrecked thegreat poultry exhibition tent. Thousands of chickens were killed and theescape of many In the large crowd of people was miraculous.

YOKOHAMA RIOTERS NUMBER THIRTEEN.

YOKOHAMA, Japan, Sept. 14. There were several outbreaks of rioterduring the night, thirteen arrests being reported.

a

KOMURA NOT CHANGED. s

NEW YORK, Sept. 14. Baron Komura Is resting quietly. There Is noapparent change In his condition.

PARI8, France, Sept 14.

for a month.

iTHAT

KEEP TREATY QUIET.

Koran

ot

'what Items will bo of 0aho outlined by he condemnation and

for the fi indh f Water

proprlatlon, Treasurer Campbell couldnot tell the Ilulletln reporter. An-

nouncement has previously been madethat all tho Items for school housewould bo expended. In the loan ap-

propriation act as passed by the lastLegislature the following Items appearunder the title of appropriations forall Islands:

Government Rulldlng. Hllo, $40,000;

Court House and Jail, District ot NorthKona, Court House and Jail,

--The not be

Llhue. Kauai, $25,000;

House amWallor's Cottage, Pearl City,Oahu, $5,000; Court House, Walluku,Maul, $25,000; Court !!ouse,rla,Maul, $3,500; House,

Maul, $1,600; Court House,

IBH

peace treaty probably published

Court

Court

Keanne, Maul, $1,000; ExtensionWharf System. Honolulu, $300,000;Educational Ilulldlngs, Oahu: Kalllil-wne-

School, $23,000; KnwnlbapalSchool, l,r,00; I'atioa School, $2,500;Educnttonnl Rutldlngs, Hawaii, J1S.000;

High School, $20,000; SetioulHouse, Teacher's Cottage and Tank,Kaauliuhu, N. Kohaln, $1,500; Educa-tional Ilulldlngs, Maul, $14,000; Educa-tional Ilulldlngs, Kauai, $IC,740; NewDulldlng for Home of

Just "pondedunder policy Gov--

Purchaseernor handling Lahana

$8,000;New

NewNew

kea. New

will

llllo

loan lap- -

Ko- -

Works, $30,000; I.ahalna Water Works,$300; Walluku and Kuhulul WaterWorks, $2,000; Laupahochoe WaterWorks. $1,920; Honolulu Water Works.General, $200,000; Purchase of I'auoaWater, also the Impounding and deliv-

ery of the same, Jk0,000; Koloa WaterWorks, $3,000; Walniea Water Works,Kauai, $10,000; Kalawao and Kalau-pap- a

Water Works, $16,000; CourtHouse and Jail, North Hllo, $2,500

total, IS01.100.

Sarah Bernhardt Is said to cherishan almost superstitious affection for anecklace of gold nuggets presented toher by California miners.

See that your children

, are comfortably

fitted with

SHOES FOR SCHOOL.

Comfortable shoes are an aid to diligence in the schoolroomand enhance the merry pleasures ot recess. If your child Isnot well fitted he Is apt to stand lower In hie class than wouldotherwise be the case. Many parents have unpleasant memo-

ries of the way their feet were pinched In their school days,and are unwilling that thslr children should endure the torturesthat they did, WE FIT 8HOE8 TO THE CHILD NOT THECHILD TO THE SHOES.

Manufacturer's Shoe Co,, Ltd..105J FORT STREET

'jt'i: J.. X L i ttuiteX- --wotfgW"1" imsusieei hi Mfe5 sjn&ri

1. urn mrw ,,,.&w "ffuumtn . fjw -- r',ri,T,.$""m- ly ' t' t 'hwa"j "" "" ;t ",yt'vi "s1 " 'JBifi" '?'"' v v" ospwfuimfun..

r a EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1905.

MASONIC TEMPLE

ikCEEKLY CALENDAR.

MONDAYPacific Stated and First

Degree.

1UUSOAVHonolulu Commandery Order

of the Temple.

WKDNBHDAVKadoth Degree Work.

THURSDAYHonolulu Commandery Reg-

ular 5 p. m.

PHIOAY

WATUUOAV

All visiting memben of tkeorder are cordially Invited to at-

tend meotlcgs of local lodges.

HARMONY LODGE, No. 3, I. O. O. F.

Meets every Monday evening at 7:30In I O. 0. F. Hall, Fort street.

E. R. HENDRY, Secretary.CHARLES O. RARTLETT, N. O.

All visiting brothers very cordiallyInvited.

MYSTIC LOD'JE, No. 2, K. of P.

Meets overy Tuesday evening at7:30 oclock In K. of P. Hall, Kingstreet. Visiting brothers cordially In

lted to attend.Q. H. BERREY, C. C.F. WALDRON. K.R.S.

OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P.

Meets every Friday evening nlK. P. Hall, King street, nt 7:30. Mem-bers of Mystic Lodgo, No. 2, Wm. lie--

Klnley Lodgo, No. 8, nnd visitingbrothers cordially Invited.

General Business.W. E. MAC, C. C.E. M. COLEMAN, K.R.S.

HONOLULU LODGE 616, D. P. O. E.

Honolulu Lodge No. 61G. D. P. O. E.,will meet In their new hull, on Millerlnd Deretanla streets, every Friday

venlng.By order of the E. R.

HARRY II. SIMPSON,Secretary.

GEO. H. ANGUS, E.R.

Wm. M'KINLEY LODGE No. 8, K.of P.

1st and 2d Rank.Meets every Saturday evening at

7:30 o'clock in K. of P. Hall, Kingstreet. Visiting brothers cordially In- -

t'ted to attend., E. FARMER, C.C.

E. A. JACOBSON, K.R.3.

(HONOLULU HARBOR, No. 64, A. A.of M. & P.

Meets on first fnd third Sundayvenlngs of each month at 7 o'clock at

K. of P. Hall. All sojourning brethTen are cordially Invited to attend.

By order Worthy Captalr:F. MLOHER.

J. M. RADWAY, C.C.

HONOLULU AERIE 140 F. O. E.

Meets on the 2nd and 4th WED'NEDAY evenings of each month at 7:30t'clock In K. of P. Hall. King streeL1

Visiting Eagles aro Invited to n-n- d.

M. ROSENBERG, W. V.H. T. MOORE, W. Secy.

tOURT CAMOE3 No. 8110, A. O. r.

Meets every 2d and 4th Tuesday ofeach month at 7:30 p. m.. In San An-

tonio Hall, Vineyard streetVisiting brothers cordially Invited

to attend.A. O. ROSA, C. R.,M. C. PACHECO, F.S.

iOWHATTAN TRIBE No.2, 1. O. R. M.

Meets every first and third Thurs-day of each month at 7:30 p. m. ft K.of P. Hall, King street

Members of Hawaiian Tribe No. 1

and visiting Red Men are cordially In-

vited.A. D. CASTRO, C. of R.

A. NELSON, Sachem.

TELEPHONE 35.

BISMARK STABLE CO., LTD,

WAILUKU, MAUI.

TELEPHONE 226.

BKMARK BRANCH STABLES

LAHAINA, MAUI.

flacks, Carriages, Buggies and Sad-

dle Horses on short notice.

Carriages meet all steamers. Com,

tent drivers, reasonable rates, new

vehicles and Ilvo stock.

Is kept on file at E.

THIS PAPER C. DAKE'S ADVER- -

TISINO AGENCY,124 Sansome 8t, San Francisco, Cal.,where contracts for advertising canbo made for it

BELLE

OF

JEFFERSON

BOURBON

THE HIGHEST TYPEOF KENTUCKY

WHISKY

PURERICHMELLOW

HoffschlcegerCOMPANY, LIMITED27-- 3 J Kino; Street, neat Bethel

ECONOMY IS WEALTH

Buy your groceries of us and savemoney, AT RETAIL

Soap, 1 bars for i!5cRice, No. 1 Hawaiian 5 per lb.

Delivered at Your Door. Try us once.KALIHI STORE. Phone 3161 White,

Alexander & BaldwinLIMITED.

J. P. COOKE Manager

OPPICBR8.H. F. Baldwin PresidentJ. B. Castle Vice PresidentW. M. Alexander. ..Second Vlco Pres.L. T. Peck Third Vice Pres.J. Waterhouse TreasurerG. M. Rolph SecretaryW. 0. Smith Auditor

SUGAR FACTORS,

COMMISSION MERCHAN1S and

INSURANGE AGENTS

Agents for

Hawaiian Commercial t Sugar Co.Haiku Sugar Company.Pala Plantation.Maul Agricultural Company.Klhel Plantation Company.Hawaiian Sugar Company.Kahuku Plantation Company.Kahulul Railroad Company.Haleakala Ranch Company.

Hawaiian Carriage

Manufacturing Co.427 QUEEN ST. TEL. MAIN 47.

P. O. BOX 18J.

Manufacturers of all kinds of CanWages and Vehicles, Wagons, WagonMaterials of all descriptions supplied;Rubber Tires put on at reasonableprices; Repairing, Painting and Trim-ming; satisfaction guaranteed; esti-mates given.

C. W. ZIEQLER, Manager.

Our $65 White

Bronze Monumenfs

are marvels of beauty and du-rability. They stand 6 feet 8Inches, the four sides are fit-

ted with removable tablrtswith railed letters. Endorsedby "The Scientific American"as moss-proo- f and strictlyeverlasting.

FRED. HARRISON,Sole Agent for Islands. Box 184.

Horse Shoeing.W.W.Wright Co.

LIMITED,have opened a horse shoe-ing department In connec-tion with their carriageshop, etc. Having secur-ed the services of a first-clas- s

shoer, they aro pre-pared to do all work In-

trusted to them In a first-cla-

manner.

CAMARA & GO,,LIQUOR DEALERS.

QUEEN AND ALAKEA STREET8.TEL. MAIN 432.

FAMILY TRADE SOLICITED.Orders delivered to all parts of city.

Catton, Neili & Co,,Limited.

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTSQUEEN and RICHARDS STS.

Boilers wjth charcoal Ironor steel tubes; general ship work.

"Ft; 8ale" cards at Bulletin office.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Read "Wants" on pise 6.The bnrk Kalulnnt sails for the

Coast on Saturday,llest cup Hawaiian cofteo In the city

at New England Bakery.The Alameda nrrhes from San Fran-

cisco tomorrow morning.Armstrongs Taro Flour, at 1214c

For s.iln bj all groceries.The German warship Condor

afternoon left for Samoa.The best and cheapest stove wood

In the city. Pacific Transfer Co.Tho bark Mohican expects to get

nwav for tho Coast this afternoon."The Serenade" commences prompt-- ,

lv nt 8 o'clock toulcht nt the OnernHouse I quality Is always greater than the cut

Nursing mothers flud l'rlmo beer a,'" P''" and the spectacle wearer Is

trv creat heln. It nourishes nnd In- -lgoratrs.Repairs to the I.- -I steamer Claudlno.

will bo finished at Snn Frinclsco byOctober 1.

Camera views, Paradise of the Pa-

cific, on sale at all nous dealer andlurlo stores.

For n hasty luncheon there Is noth-ing to equal Heinz baked beans. Soldby all grocers.

For shielding Iron roofs from heat"Arabic" cannot bo beat. CaliforniaFeed Co , agents.

Fresh California fruits nnd cgctablcs for Henry May & Co. by the S. SAlameda, due tomorrow.

Oscar Staar, the strong man, left Inthe schooner Clias. L. Woodbury for.f.ayF.m Island jesterdny,

The quarterly meeting of the Mer-ihnii-

Association will bo held In thoYoung building nt 3 p. m. today.

French or German taught In 6 weeks.Satisfaction guaranteed. Fcr particu-lars address L. Matlicwn, Y. M. C. A.

Tho British b.irk Antlope, wellKrown here, wes eclzed on August 13 bya Japanese warship In the Okhotsk Sea.

Our stock of couches nt present Is nparticularly flue one. We also makntouches to order. Porter FurnlturCo

It will soon be too late to take ad- -antnKo of Mom's grent sale of flan-- !

nclettcs which arrived by the S. S.Ncndan latt week.

After the opera Thursday nnd Sat- -

unlay nights, Islt the roof garden nttho Alcxnndcr Young Hotel where lightlunch will bo sered.

Judge Weaer has decreed n regis-

tered land title to the estulo of S. O.Wilder, Ltd., for land In Kallu,

containing 3 9 acres.First class tickets to all station on

the Oahu Railroad, and Halclwn coupontickets aro now on sale nt tho ofllce.of Trent & Co., 03S Fort street.

Gift Week nt Wall, Nichols Com-pa-

Lend Pencils, Tablets, Sponges,slven away with each purchase of uSchool Text Book. Lowest Prices. )

me territory nas men nn answerto the petition of Llbann 11, Nobrlgafor a' registered land title, claiming2240 square feet of the property de-

scribed.An amended complaint has been filed

by Omoto Bunklchi In his suit againstthe II It, T. & L. Co for $15,000. forthe death of his son, who was killedby a car.

Judge Dole jesterdny heard the caseof W. F. McLellan s. C. Lee On et al.a flro clnlm case. The question atIssue Is bow the claim shall be appor-tioned or paid.

Lieut. Slattcry, U. S. A. engineer,recommends to the go eminent that abreakwater for Hllo be built, his re- -part to go forward on the Alamedanext Wednesday

I The Honolulu of thatWednesday,

rllory ' Issue

of tho services of its leader, J. H.Stockton, nnd other business

news of a good Job awaitingsomeone probably you ought to beINTERESTING news, don't you tnlnk?

will overlook come of this kindof news on the day you fall read thewant ads,

It's wonderful the things one seeswhen ho hasn't get a When on.hasn't a kodak with hVthe chance,to take good plctuies, which bob up,aro surprising. Get n kodn'at once nnd take the next snap-sh-

ting opportunity by tho horns. Hono-lulu Photo-Suppl- y Co. '

Supervisors Lucas andAdams, Harbor Master F. S.Dodgo of tho Estate and Presi-

dent Kennedy of the I.-- I. S. N. Co,,jesterdny lowed the Queen street Im-

provements, with a view to consider-ing a waterfront park, providing thnauthorities favor the Idea.

Percy Pond yesterday nfternocinpleaded guilty to selling tuberculouscow 8, In four cases, and Judge WhitneyImposed tho of l andcosts In each Pond saidhave been Ignorant ot the law. He

oluntarlly had the Inspected.It was the first offense.

At Morgan's auction sale ot horsmjesterdar. Senator Isenbcrc bought C.M. Cooke's span for $270; Mr. Colgatesecured n good animal for

'(SpJQUALITY

'ha. always been one of our chief almaLowering the price by lowering thequality and substituting anarticle Is NOT our The cut In

" loser. There's mental satisfactionI'0P yu 'n tne "'s'1 quality of ourfloods and work.

A. N. 8ANF0RDOptician

Boston Building, Fort 8t,over May & Co.

WORMH(Associated Press Cable.)

WARSHIP TO NICARAGUA.Washington, September 13 A war

ship has been dispatched to Nicaraguato contcy Minister Merry to the plncoof trial of the American whoIs accused of Insulting the President ofNicaragua. The Isto enforco fairness.DEFINE NEUTRAL ZONE.

London, September 13. The termsof the nrmlsttce ngreed upon between0ain. nnd LlneWtch diflne a neutralzone the armies,

Reinforcements of cither army aroprohibited,

All troops en route will be stopped.Nnol operations ore not affected by!

this agicement.ATTEMPTED TO BURN.

Yokohama. September 13 In thoof Tuosd.i), HMO people were!

engaged, and Incendiarism was nt- -tempted,

The police hne mnde arrests amongall clnsEes of people.

Troops lime arrlcd and are guard-ing many points. The situation laquieter.NOT ENTIRELY SUBMERGED.

Toklo, September 13. upperguns of the sunken llagshlp Mlknsa arevisible at low tide. Three more of thowounded hno died.

The newspapers lme suspended cri-

ticisms of the result of tho pcaconegotiations.BENNINGTON COURT-MARTIA-

Vnllcjo, September 13. Tho Ben- -

l"t," c"";.mnr"al.,lJesln,S ,0day- -

"""t"3 ,u," "V""1"' .auiTumt'iiiu, i3Ciciiiuer dwih

Senator gae states cUdenceIn the trial jesterdny of State Sena-tor Emmons, accused of acceptingbrlbes.

GALT WANTS BONDS

J. R. Gait of Hawaiian Trust Co.Is reported to have made a crbal offerto the Territory, which he will bowilling to confirm at any time In writ.Ing, to tho effect that the herepresents Is willing to purchase anyamount of Territorial bonds

of 34 per cent nt 9S.

'" "ulvr ,0 tnrr' on government woric"'I" ta ma ot W PW" f"' bonds.

lllcl "cu ' tliey lia'l to he M alcount would be advantageous to tho

""FOR HAWAII PROMOTION.

At a meeting of the Chamber ofCommerce jesterdny the Seaman's In

Z!!.1tenancc of the mllltla reported tho co).lection of $358 and pledges of )G0. TheChamber authorized the turning overof $3,000 to the Promotion Committee.

George Davles applied for member-ship nnd was asked to file a writtenapplication. Tho cable acceptance ofII. P. Wood of San Diego, as secre-tary of the Hawaii Promotion Com- -

imlttec, was rend. The entertainmentof ladles to be sent here by the Port- -

laud (Oregon) Journnl, was considerednnd turned mpr tn thn Promotion Prim- -mutee

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Kauai, per stmr. Knual, Sept. 13Mr. Katagawa, J. G. Maloho,

J. It. Tees, James Bush, W. F, San-- IJ. S Malony, W. Kelly, M. B.

Miss N. Knhaleolo, Mnster d,

C. B. liofganrd and wife and 74deck,

Symphony Society will' 0a" ls B!,lt' ,0 ,l0 the opinion

hold a special meeting ' ttllen " becomes necessary for the Tor-Sep- t.

20. to consider the continuation mah further bond

The

Youto

simply

CountyFuller,

Bishop

nominal finecase. Is to

animals

looking

Inferiorpolicy.

Albers,

Minister directed

between

rioting

The

jj,Bunkers

the

company

bearingInterest

Kevin,

orn,

$07.50; Judge Weaver got n carrlago YOU'LL FINDand saddle horso for $35; Mr. Barn- - A chronological history of the warhnrdt went away with a serviceable A Sunday at Nawlllwlll Social Newscreature for which he paid $21; Mr Sherlock Holmes and loads ofCrook ot tho customs, acquired a sad- - o'her good reading In thedie horee for $70, SATURDAY BULLETIN

i .--

W. J. ENGLAND PLUMBING COMPANY.

The Leading Plumbers,

Tel Main 323121 Hotel st, Arlington Block.

If J on have tried Injurious drugs nndmedicines Internally with no results,now try

8ANOZOLLOTION AND 80AP.

Positive Cure for all Skin Diseases.The wonderful discovery of tho fa-

mous specialist In skin diseases, A. J.Fulton, M. D., Brooklyn, N. Y.

Sanozol Treatment Is external onlv.During tho hot weather Is tho worst

period ror8UFFERER8 FROM

Eczema. Lupus, Herpes, Ringworm,I'turlgo, Scrofuloderma, Skin Cancer,Pediculosis, Psoriasis, Ecthyma, Lich-en, Sycosis, and nil other forms ofUlcerative. Scaly nnd Parasitic SkinDlreases find Immcdlnto relief nnd pern.nncni euro oy mo use or sanozol. Itrei:iocs Pimples and Blackheads andcures sweaty or aching feet.

Soma of tho now famous cures bvSanozol Treatment were fully describ-ed In tho New York World on March9. Sanozol Lotion was also thocur-atlv- o

agent through which Dr. Fultonaccomplished tho marvelous euro of aenso of Lupsus that attracted atten-tion throughout the country, describedIn tho Brooklyn Eagle of March 29th.HEAD WHAT MR. W. F. C. NINDE- -

MAN. THE HERO OF THE JEAN- -

NETTE EXPEDITION, HAS TOSAY:

'l have been troubled with a veryItchy eruption, called eczema, for sev-eral years. Doctors or patent medi-cine gave me no relief until I was ad-

vised to use Sanozol. One bottle ofyour lotion and four cakes of soap Isall I used, and have not had any re-

currence of the disease. You may usemy testimonial as you requested."

(Signed) WILLIAM NINDEMAN.Write for testimonials and full par-

ticulars of SANOZOL and convincingtestimonials on fllo In our office.Treatment requires combined use ofLotion and Soap. Sent on receipt ofprice or at druggists.

Lotion full half pint, 1.00; soap23c. per cake or Jar.

Address Sanozol Laboratory, dept.U, C, 100102 Elton St., BrooUljn, N.Y.

COLONIAL

SPIRITS

is a perfect substitute forgrain alcohol for all purposesEXCEPT INTERNAL USE. ItIs a delightful adjunct to thetoilet, being cool and refresh-ing to the skin. A delightfulrub down that will be appre-ciated not only by athletedbut by all who enjoy an In-

vigorating mas-sage can be had by using Co-

lonial Spirits. It Is a smoke-less, odorless fuel for the cha-fing dish.

LEWERS & COOKE,Limited,

J77 S. KING ST.

GARAGE CONVENIENCIES

Our garage on Atakea St. containsevery modern convenience for storingcars. Your machine when entrustedto us will receive the best of care.

Von Hamm-Youn- g Co., Ltd,

Phone, Alex. Young Hotel, Private Ex-

change.

Special SaleOF

FISHNETS, TWINE and BRONZEWIRE CLOTH at

A. FERNANGEZ &, SON,

Nos. 44-5-0 King St., Katsey Block, betNuuanu and Smith Sts.; Tel. aln 189.

Orders taken at the

Woman's Exchange

for INFANT'S JACKETS,SOCKS and SHAWLS

HON. CLOTHES CLEANING CO.

J. F. COLBURN III, Manager.

Clothes Clean and Pressed; called forand delivered. Ladles' Woolen Skirtsa specialty. Alakea near King 8t,

Bldg ; Telephone Main 147.

ALLIGATOR PEAR,GOLDEN SHOWER,

ROYAL PALM, andCOCOS PLUM08IS

PLANTS FOR 8ALE A TMR8. E. M. TAYLOR, FLORI8T.

YOUNG BUILDING.TEL. MAIN 339.

Pino fresh BnmbooFur hue. fans ani ueavlni lust m

My ctheJ SolJ In quantity cheap

" I Hawa'l & outh Seas Curio Co

" a Altxan.lt r Yminjr HulUlntr anj RnilO H Hawaiian noiei, u

William T. Palv,CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

Alakea Street,All classes of Building Workpmmptly and carefully executed

Office 'Phone Blue 1801.Reside ice 'Phone Blue 2332.

'lur Job Printing at The BulletUOffice.

ESTABLISHED IN 18S8.

BISHOP & CO.,BANKER8.

BANKING DEPARTMENT.Transact business In all depart

menu of banking.Collections carefully attended to.Exchange bought and sold.Commercial and Travelers' Letters

of Credit Issued on the Bank of Cali-fornia and N. M. Rothschilds A Sons,London.

Correspondents for the AmericanExpress Company, and Thos, Cook ASon.

Interest allowed on term and 8avIngs Bank Deposits.

TRU8T DEPARTMENT.Act a Trustees, collect Rents and

Dividends.Safety Deposit VaultACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT.

S28 Bethel StreetAuditors and Trustees In Bank

ruptcy.Bcoks examined and reported on.

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,S24 Bethel Street

Agents for Fire, Marine, Life, AccLdent and Employers' Liability Insurance Companies.

Claus 8preckelt. Wm. Q. Irwin.

Claus Spreckels & Co.

BANKERSHONOLULU, ; ; : T. H.

8an Francisco Agents The Ne-vada National Bank of San Francisco.

Draw Exchange on tho Nevada Na-tional Bank ot San Francisco.

London The Union of London andSmith's Bank, Ltd.

New York American Exchange Na-tional Bank.

Chicago Corn Exchanpn NationalBank.

Paris Credit Lyonnals.Hongkong and Yokohama Hongkong--

Shanghai Banking Corporation.New Zealand and Australia Bank

of New Zealand and Bank of Austra-lasia.

Victoria and Vancouver Bank otBritish North America.

Deposits received. Loans made onapproved security. Commercial andTravelers' Credits Issued. Bills of

bought and sold.Collection sPromptly Accounted For.

The FirstAMERICAN SAVINGS

AND TRUST GO.

OF HAWAII, LTD.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL... $200,000.00PAID UP CAPITAL $100,000.00

President Cecil BrownVic. President M. P. RobinsonCashier W. Q. Cooper

Office; Corner Fort and King Sts.8AVINGS DEPOSITS received and

Interest allowed for yearly dcposlta atths rate of 4 2 per cent per annum.

Rules and regulations furnished up-on application.

The Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd

ESTABLISHED 1880.

Capital Subscribed Yen 24,000.000Capital Paid Up Yen 18.000,000Reserved Fund Yen 9,720,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.BRANCHES Bombay, Hongkong, Ho

nolulu, Kobe, London, Lyons, Naga-saki, Newchwang, Now York, Peking, San Francisco, Shanghai, TIentsln, Toklo.Tho bank buys and receives for col

lection Bills ot Exchange, IssuesDrafts and Letters of Credit and transacts a general banking business.HONOLULU BRANCH, 67 KING ST.

J. A. NUNES

I have opened a horse-shoein- shopon Queen street, next to Hawaiian Carnage Shop.

SPECIALTY Work neatly dontena satisfaction guaranteed.

Y. Wo Sing & Co.FRUITS AND GROCERIE8.

FreBh provisions and fruit by everyCalifornia steamer. Fresh Island butter from Hawaii,

1123 Fort 8t and 1186 Nuuanu 8L

P. O. Box 981. Tel. Whit. 931,

SANG CHAN,MERCHANT TAILOR,

HOTEL STREET, HONOLULU.Suits made to order In the latest

styles. Perfect fit guaranteed. Cloth-In- u

cleaned, dyedand repaired.

SATO,181 HOTEL 8TREET near RIVER.

Bicycles and Bleyelo Sundries;a Specialty. Goods not called

'or In 30 days will bo sold.

HuNOLULUJRON WORKS

Improved and Modern 8UGAR MA-

CHINERY of every capacity and de-

scription made to order. Boiler workand RIVETED PIPE8 for Irrigationpurposes a specialty. Particular atten-tion paid to JOB WORK, and repairsexecute shortest notice.

Castle & Cooke, Ltd.HONOLULU.

Gommlsslfl.i Merchants

I Sugar Factors.

AGENTS FOIlThe Ewa Plantation Co.The Walalua Agricultural Co.The Kohala 8ugar Co.The Walmea Sugar Mill Co.The Fulton Iron Works, 8t. Louis, Mo,The Standard Oil Co.Th. Geo. F. Blake Steam Pumps.Weston's Centrifugals.The New England Life Insurance Co,

of Boston.The Aetna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford,

Conn,Ths Alliance Assurance Co. of London

Wa. I. Irwii & c7,TtiWM. G. IRWIN. ..President and Mgr.JNO. D. 8PRECKELS..1st Vies Pres,W. M. GIFFARD 2d Vies Pre..H. M. WHITNEY TreasurerRICHARD IVER8 SecretaryE. I. 8PAULDINQ Auditor

SUGAR FACTORSand

COMMISSION AGENTS.Agents for

Ocsanlo Steamship Co., 8an FranciscoCal.

Western Sugar Refining Co., 8an FranCisco, Cal,

Baldwin Locotomottve Works, Phila-delphia, Pa.

Newall Universal Mill Co. (Manufac-turers of National Can. Shredder),New York, N. Y.

Pacific Oil Transportation Co., SanFrancisco, Cal.

C. Brewer & Co., Ltd., Queen Stree., Honolulu, T. H.

AfrentB torHawaiian Agiiculturnl Co., Ookala

Sugar Plant, Co., Onoraea Sugar Co,Honomu Sugar Co .Wnlluku Sugar Co,Pepeekeo Sugar Co, Tho Planters'Line of San Francisco Packets, Clini.Brewer & Co.'s line of Boston Packets.

List of Officers:C. M. Cooke, President; Georgo

Robertson, Vice President and Mana-ger; E. F. Bishop, Treasurer and Sec-retary; F. W. Macfarlane, Auditor; P.C. Jones, C. M, Cooke and J. R. Gait,Directors.

WV.Vl ftr WM5Ay

LIFE ui FIU

Insurance - AgentsAGENTS FOR

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN-

SURANCE CO. OF BOSTON.AETNA FIRE IN8URANCE COM-

PANY OF HARTFORD.

"FIRE INSURANCE

TOE

B. F. DILLINGHAM CO.LIMITED,

General Agent for Hawaii:Atlas Assurance Company of London.Phoenix Assurance Co. of London.New York Underwriters' Agency.Providence Washington Insurance Co.

4th floor, Stangenwald Bldg,

:0TT0N BROS. & CO.ENGINEER3 ANDGENERAL CONTRACTORS.

Plans and estimates furnished forall classes contracting work.

Tel. Main 245.ROOM 300, BOSTON BLK., Honolulu,

M. Phillips & Co.Wholesale Importers and Jobbers,

EUROPEAN ANDAMERICAN DRY GOODS.

Fort and Queen Sts.

P. H. Burnette,Attorney-it-La- and Notary Public

Real Estate, Loans, Collections.Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses.

Phones: Office, Main 310; Res.Wh.1341Office, 79 Merchant 8t, Honolulu.

J. M Davis,8EWING MACHINE REPAIRER.1256 FORT 8T. near BERETANIA.

Sewing machines rented, $2.50 permonth.

A machine cleaned and put In or-

der- $1.00.

NICHOLSON & NELSONChronometer and Watchmakers.Nautical Instruments repaired and

adjusted. Satisfaction guaranteed.Mr. Nicholson Is formerly of D. Mc-

Gregor & Co. of Glasgow.026 FORT ST., Honolulu Drug Co.

Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin

't, rjije k stt& MMMMik

1

fSI'M ' '!K"MW'T-'.f-

EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H , THUnSDAY, SEPT. U, 1903.'

)

Wool Dress GoodsAT

SACRIFICE PRICES

A SPECIAL SALE OF WOOL DRESS GOODS WILL COMMENCE

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th..

When the following notablebargains will be presented:

i-- ..

42-l- BLACK CREPON....42-l- BLACK CREPON....44-l- FANCY CREPON...38-l- BLACK GRENADINE62-l- PLAID GRENADINE

48-l- PLAID GRENADINE42-l- PLAID GRENADINE38-l- PLAID GRENADINE

w

G5d45i45J

N.S. SACfl'S DRY GOODS CO., LID

Cor. Fort aid Beretania Sis.

gmmmmmmmmmmmm1 CRYSTAL SPRINGS BUTTER I

It renowed It quality flavor. It tastekeeps better than other butter Iti quality never

varies. Famlllet of refmement.uie no other. thlbutter In cardboard cartons, which preserves Its delicate $Sflavor keeps It until all Is consumed.

Metropolitan Meat Co,, Ltd..2& Telephone Main

Service, Comfort and Privacyare offered to tr nslent public

The Majestic Hotel,SACHS BLOCK,

Rooms ren'.sd with or without board. Special familiestourist parties. Transient i Snd trade solicited. Rates by$2.50. Telephone

MOANAHOTEL'WAIKIKI BEACH

Rapid Transit Electric arriveat depart from the main entranceof the Moana Hotel every minutes.

MOANA HOTEL CO., LTD.

DAVID DAYTONMERCHANT STREET.

Lots for SaleIn KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION,

KALIHI, other desirable localities

Also 1 JUMP.SEAT BUCKBOAIID,second hand; good as new.

Blank books of sorts, ledgers,etc., manufactured Bulletin Pub-lishing Company.

.formerly $1.25

.formerly 51 50

formerly C2.25

..formerly 50e

formerly $1 25

formerly $1.00

formerly 75c.

formerly 75e

now GOJnow 80Jnow 65Jnow 25nownownow

now

per yd.

yd.

per yd.

per yd.

per yd.

per yd.

per yd.

per yd.

for and exqulilte bet.ter and and

We packneat

and firm frUg

45

of home the and boarding by

rata to andespecially day

244.

Carsand

ten

137

and

allby the

90

per

MR8. C. BADDAKY. Mot.

JOHN POTTIE & SONS'

Australian HORSEand CATTLE

REMEDIES.Testimonials have been received

from Alexander & Baldwin StockRanch, Parker Ranch Co., J. M. Hor-ner Ranch and all the leadlna Dlanta.tlnn managers bear witness to wonderful cures wrought by these remedies.

Washington Light Co.C. W. MACFARLANE,

manager

Clothes Cleaned and Pressed by theHONOLULU RENOVATING CO.,

J. J. Fern, Manager.Offlce: 11-.- North Fort St., opposite

Catholic Mission. All telephqne mes-sages promptly attended to. We callfor and deliver. Dyeing extra. Tele-phone Main 378.

iv tt

1(1 f. PAYNE

11 HOW

Late Young Writes Of' The Taft Party

impressions

HAWAII'S AFFAIRS DISCUS-E-

AFTER TflEY LEFT HERE

WHAT IOWA EDITOR AND CONGRESSMAN THINK8 OF HA-

WAIICHEAP LABORPROBLEM.

Lafe Young, the editor of the(Iowa) Capital writes as fol-

lows to his paper regarding his Im-

pressions of Honolulu while here withthe Taft party:

At Sea With the Taft Farty onBoard Steamer Manchuria, July 20Secretary William Taft Is a big followand Just as jolly as ho Is big. Nowthat wo arc sailing over the broad ex-

panse of tho Pacific after a pleasantsojourn In the harbor of Honolulu the

Inshort

donefields draws

ofmuch

ilarge

dollarssteam engines,

R large

are

i nau

nour-ishing '

I

of

distributed through

other green

chief topic of discussion tho.lemonndo small In a 7members congress board room there were stronger

afford give ,boso appetites. sheriff, ,Vtho good band

people sinks usual, stirred everyInsignificance labor qucs-jwar- m blood veins with

tion. Tho "prominent citizen" whcn-ltlv- o dances.occasion other words quarter

take Secrctnry Taft aside during midwaythat plantation benefit

needs Secretary. visitors.must have thousand about music

nlnntn.l n,.lnum

bo

j-

i;- -

-

-

wo ?hii,. , i. , . i.

i . . ... i . , howw ii iiiiu iiiu i iriuciii uiiiuiu ui i in nnni nmoni a rr n i r s rn nrn ....A .'

nIn

In ,a sec- -

of onas,

to of of "'wo a )

nnr !... .. tt l ...... '.,. nn.i ' ..a"..... ti , ... disconnected.. ....... u -- - icui nuilllcl n a uv

nre Indulging Town." members ourhastened a soon

Hon. E. Pajnc, of they back to Honolulucommittee upon sand op- - sheet music

cheap labor resenting these native tuneshe presented arguments reproduced piano shipboard

form: nro far thine.f "Hawaii desires amendment stringed Instruments nre lacking,f our alien and exclusion laws and of which aro

they may several ff thousand Chinese laborers forf their sugar fields. Thcro Is un- -

a oi f , nnllvr cathereil about ii, iTt,ii.,tthere, as thcro Is In every north- -

f crn stato. we ff let down bars and ad- - f

serfs and fcompanies. Wo welcome self.

f supporting andf Immigrants, who can learn

conform themselves our Instl- -tutlons and wo f

f open our ports those whof and never to these ff requirements. Tho sugar Luslncss ft- haB been past three

years ending January 21st last,t- prosperous ns formerly, owingf overproduction of bounty f

beet sugar In Europe, whicht-- brought price down to cents

a pound for Hawaiian sugar,annual report sec f

rctary of Hawaiian as- -soclatlon, complete ac- - f

f a ftal Invested (about slxt)-flv- e

f of per cent on tf cnlendar 1902, of 7.3 per

cent In jcars 1903 nnd 1904,

f respectively. Tor jear 1903

f prices range from W to 4Vicents pound Under samoconditions teem tomean a of nbout 20 per cent

f 1903. With such profits therowould seem to be sufficientgin labor, to make It very nt- - ftiactlvo to Immigrants. Is said

t- that Koreans after they havo tf been filled up with good food muko ff excellent laborers on sugarf tatlons. Is stated that f

Korean government forbids tImmigration of nny of Its f

- to Hawaii.f- that administration mightf remove difficulty by nego- - ff nnd treaties. Certainly ff we nftord to reverse ourf policy to admission off coolies, to further Increase

of prosperous an Indus- -f try, which Increased its prod- - ff ucts moro one hundred por

annexation, and which tf exports moro than four hun- -f dred nnd twenty thousand tons off sugar per fVISIT SUOAU PLANTATION HO.

NOLULU.lslted whllo at Honolulu n

sugar plantation, miles out,going by plantation not

largest but enough to bon samplo of plantations oflands. on railroad gaveus a of growing rlco growingBugar Ample sldo tracks tookus through Bugar fields where Jnp.incsolaborers were putting Infor planting, and Irrigat-ing ditches. ditches aro deepand parallel with furrows turn-ed up for planting ofTho labor on sugar lands must per-formed hand. Tho Irrigatingtrenches make It Impossible to rultl-vat- o

with a plow woulddemorallzo anil misdirect

soil reddish brown nnd appearsto bo rich. When Is plantedstalk put Into ground length- -wIbo and spring up fromJoints. no other way of

cane. Tho cano plantedonce In ears, jleialng practically

crops from one planting. Tho sec-ond crop Is called rnttoon or volun-te- cr

cane. this respect Itsamo In Louisiana The

seed aro carefully lnld Intrenches by hand. plowing

for planting and for irrigation Issteam. The engine does not

traverse plowsacross by moans cables, tho plowsbeing like Iowa breakingplow. After cane Is planted alltilth nt Is by hoc, hence

demand for labor and perma-nent Millions of InvestedIn boilers and

the purpose of irrigation Oneplantation pumps more water everyday than would bo required to supply

city threo times as asMoines, la. sugar plantations on

Islands ore not numerous,I

and each sevcrnl million dollars capital stocK. tneir

and downs, their" embarrassmentsand their bankruptcies, but arc

at present time.RECEPTION ON PLANTATION.

Our reception on plantation nam-ed worthy occasion Sec-

retary Taft and Miss Hoosevelt headedwith local commltteo

the cars, tellingever) ono nbout sugar growing A bun-galow had been erected composed ofpalm leaves and houghs,

In placo refreshments wereserved by pretty Japanese girlswere neatly dressed and were mostcourteous and obliging. The) iiaost--

among ilnd cokes. sideof on Is "can drinks for

to Hawaii coollo la- - Allhm-- ..,.i. forentertainments furnished by present. natlvo was present

Is pleasant ono It ns and lmlngInto with his tho na

airs and nativeetcr tho was opportune would there was

the tlon and lMkfestivities and Invnrlablo say "now sugar for tho

the the Mr. the There Is somethingfew China- - tho native Hawaiian that

men to work nnnn .!..,...smtl.tlr. n' .!.. people so

iiiiunow In the pleasure of. old Several of

debate upon mooted question, party to asSercno chairman the as got were

aj means Is successful In bujlngto admission of nut when

today bis in on the onthis ihnv from lielne the real

an Theto the voices tho nativesso that bring

Hut thisthe

mlt the of the sixfree

toto

butto can

will

for tho

asto

thoraw

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Smith

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WILLING,produced,

were complain lack willing labor-plowi-

era. all printednble g plentiful

cane process lUi,tfrom 15,000.

startlng maturity, nncse.matured and being converted

sugar.TAFT TO THE CITIZENS.

After our experiences the sugarluncheon was served ouu

the picturesque hotels of Honolulu,nnd Secrotnry Taft nimlo a speechwhich tho Havvallans a hilarioushumor. Dolo wlf

the tho richnesspresident looks like ono of patriarchs old Ho could he le.tdlly rec-ognized by tho pictures beenpublished him. At after

curate, shows profit and n capl- - jn tho surf on ldcil beach our

eart--

this

a

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plan- -It also

moreIt seem

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thata

anreturned to "Mnnchurln" prcpaiud

our long snil to Yokohama.tho morning there were crowdsto greet us During our stay In Ho- -

nrotlcally suspended It Is a beautifulcity, splendid homes ThoI topic appeared to Iiq happy and con-

tented. report comesIslands of the group, which

only bo by ColonelHepburn and his wlfo five weeks

Honolulu and tho colonel visitedtho volcano which Is Is-

land, and had a passagelie sas he does not to any

volcanoes. Victor Murdock, thojoung blonde congressman Kan-sas, spent two the HawaiianIslands, departing Just ahead thoTaft party. Ho braved nil the dan-gers took a look at the volcano,being satisfied, remarking it looked

much llko hell for BeingKansas probably about

this.THi: CHIKP

ospun, nuicu next iu auuiuurn

Is probably thoble piece property according to tho

nnywhort.plantations aro not so fortunate

ns water and there-fore their expenses are higher. Hut allnro now money. It takes a

fortune to get sugarready business, hut nfter Is allarranged It Is a great buslmss, TheroIs n general movement the Islandsto iho crops, so that theymay not entirelyTho pineapple Industry Is blug deve-loped, and one tho Inlands nnoxcellcnt Is grown.Limes, oranges othertropical fruits forhomo demands, nnd nre being

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I.afo editor of tho lies Molnpi(Iowa) Dally Capital, Is will, the Taftparty. Ho Is writing a scries let-to- ts

his paper and this extractshows the Information secured fromthe man assigned to ontertnln himthe notorious Taft luncheon:

I asked Mr. Smith, the editortho morning paper at

lulu, It ho ever had any excite- -and ho proceeded to de- -

scribe nn election recently held i: the offlco of sheriff of tho

county, there being no major ors cltj government of any kind

sheriff Is It It conies to gov- -t- - eminent. said the people

came greatly excited, factionswere formed and much bitterness ?followed.

Tho resignation GovernorCarter was caused by his dlsap- - 4polntment in this election, the 4

.).stronger...:... tho ,,?' ., '"f

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new man who Is to bo ap- - Jgovernor Is not quite ;

tblitj-fiv- o J ears of ago and the s

matter Is being delavod ho Is vsix months older, nt which tlmohe will bo 4

editor also relates that thelions." nt.i f being with.(u,. ..u tliuii uui ill

store

up

bo

n

4 the outside world themselves 3

v and their own affairs seriously, 4--

and dlsagrco on slight provoca- -

tv It Is evident that what they

need Is an Iowa primary every ispring. t

S .s. .j j .$$. .s ,25 t t (

lila. There Is enthusiasm theislands as to their own affairs. Thepeople aro enthusiastically toLncle Sam, and nre proud to be n partt uouuieaiy inuor wore tho be nt cmi..

for

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fedf

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for

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nnd hoeing proceeded as usual, In their reportswere fortunate In being to My thnl iauor moro than

see In the of planting. jear. The population of thoIn all stages of growth, the i,uu There nre 61.000 Jnp- -

also to see 23,000 Chinese. 15.000 l'ortu- -It

TALKS

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wrapper.

resignation

until

appointed.

tlon.

planters officially

29,000 natives, fewevery other country the world.linwicrlt) Honolulu and Ha-

waiian Islands apparently due thoenterprise few Americanshave willing put their money

public enterprises develop thecountry. prosperity tho sugarindustry against obstacles

were among the guests, nnd strong testimonial nmfthe

dip

thefor

knows

diversify

dLeturgri

productiveness tho soil,jlclds tremendously when properly

sugar Industry holdingnotwithstanding tho enormous

Increase the- wages paid tho sugarplantations, tho havingfrom per month $19 per monthfor plantation laborers

people Hawaiian groupuolulu business appeared bo prac- - satisfied nnd contented. They be- -'

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Ilevo tlioj live on the most beautifulislands In tho world, and wouldnot Bivnp their lives or opportunitieswith an) body. They havo sunshlnonnd showers, beautiful trees and flow-

ers, plenty to cat, and all they needto wear what moro they ask?They have their balls and their parties,their dramatic performances, theirown newspapers and magazines andthey enjo) their lives. Kach )oar morovessels touch at their ports, and eachjear there Is satisfactory progress.The Islands aro six da)S' sail, a little

from San Theynro In the of the future travelnnd commerce of the Pacific. They arotho half-wa- y house to Japan and China,though not half way. The governmentof the United States will have to buildgreat forts on some of these Islandsmm iiiunu uii'iii lint' muiuiiur, II wo re

Tho Hnwallan Islands at present pro- - tnln our Interests In the Pacific,duce nothing of great consequence ex-- 1 ( mcept There Is ono plantation, YOU'LL FINDfortunately situated to and A chronological history of the wa

foundOther

to location,

It

In

sugar.

coffco

aro

Irritation,

Hono- -

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when

much on

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southwest Krnnclsco.pathway

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grown

lojal

ft Sunday at Nawlllwlll Social NewsSherlock Holmes and loads of

other good reading In the8ATURDAY BULLETIN.

GREAT MATCHED RACE.

Sheepshend Hay. Aug. 2D JamesIt. Keene's champion colt SjBonby nndIlnrrj Pn)ne Vhltne)'s great fillyArtful will positively meet In the 2S,-t'-

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championship honorsIu tho opinion of experts this will be

tho gi cutest thoroughbred battle slncotho memoiahlo encounters of Salvatorand Tenny ami Domino and Dobbins.

. i nn r.non una r nrini iiiiu nnprnnnncultivated and nre shipped to Callfor-- when the n.ml withdrawals without x'.

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I.tra penalties to the annual championwere announced In tho secretnr)'s of--lice. Doth Artful and S)sonby wero letIn

S)Souhy will shoulder 115 pounds,with 112 pounds on Artful. JockeyNIcol will rido Sysonby, while It Is

nltnot suro that Hildcbrand will pilottlriultr leu, ou ret, mi t. Artful

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EVENING BULLETINPublished Every Day Except Sunday,

at 120 King 8trect, Honolulu,T. H., by tho

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Ihe BULLETIN PUBLI8HINO COM- -

ANY, LIMITED, being first duly(worn, on oath, deposes and say:That tho following Is a true andcorrect statement of circulation forthe week ending Sept. 8th, 1903,of tho Da'lly and Weekly Editions olthe Evening Bulletin: I

Circulation of Evening Bulletin.Saturday, Sept 2 2513Monday, Sept 4 2167 I

Tuesday, Sept. 5 2110Wednesday, Sept. 6 2121Thursday, Sept. 7 2203Friday, Sept. 8 2115Average DAILY CIRCULATION.. 2205

Circulation of Weeklv Bulletin.Tuesday, Sept. 4th, 1905 2382Number of Weeklies delivered on '

Island of Hawaii alone 1036Combined GUARAN1 EED average

circulation IdS7BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY

LIMITED,by C. O. BOCKUS.

Una. Manager.

Subscribed and sworn to be-

fore mo this Sth day of13EAL Sept.. A. D. 1905.

p. h. nuriNETTn,Notary Public, Klrst Judicial Cir-

cuit, County of Oahu, Territo-ry of Hawaii.

THURSDAY ..SEPT. 14, 11)05.

Now Is the winter of the Territorialemployes discontent made glorious by9 warrant worth Its facc-a!u-

Whenever Thurston gets hit underthe ribs his paper froths at the mouthand makes faics at PInkhnni. If luthe next world his partner should prodThurston a little more than usual he'llprobably cry out to his associates that1'Inkham Is plaguing him.

Though tho throne of Japan's Emperor may be no nioro In danger thanMcKlnlcy's seat nrter the Spanish-America- n

war, It Is certnln tho Japan-ese people havo been much more de-

monstrative In displaying their disap-proval. So much so In fact that com-parisons with Americans are odious.

The prospect of a party of ladles vis-iting Hawaii Is not of sufficient Impor-tance for some dignified business mento deal with. But tho same Individualsmight argue half an hour on whethern resolution or a communication on apublic matter should bo made public.Practical American common sensewill beat dignity any day In tho wock.

FOOLING SOME PEOPLE SOMETIMES

Tho bunco steerer of New Yorl;finds n close relative In Hawaii In theperson of n man who says that thoTerritory of Hawaii must do some-thing to work out an alien class, sayJapanese for Instance, and at the samOtime is devoting his own energies tothe promotion of more general aliensettlement of lands in which he Is

The preposterous proposal that theTerritory shall reduce tho forco of Jap-

anese by getting white men on thelands that connot bo used for sugar, Isn source for merriment only amongthose who understand the conditionsin the islands and the preponderanceof sugar. Coming from the source thatIt does, the people recognize that It Isoffered merely as a blind, and tlioy;wonder that anyquo should thlnK themso gulllblo as to not see through thogame.

The people know that alliance withtho main Industry is the only practi-cal means for creating a strong work-

ing class that will assimilate readilywith American Ideals. This Is th

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EVENINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1905. T:method by which tho Territorial lmmlBra ton authorities arc approaching thproblem.

1POND'S DAIRY COWS

A law sometimes docs what Is In-

tended, and then again it ilcem't. lliJrecent Incident of n sale of tnbercu-lou- s

entile In which Percy M. Pondhas figured Is one of the Instance Inwhich It dcotu'l,

A law Is on the statute books toguard against tuberculous cat.loIn dairy herds and prcent thoraffle In tuberculous cows. This

'? n wiy wise law provided thoTerritory la in o position to curry outthe requirement for the examinationif nit herds and the destruction of nilattic found to bo affected. The Ter-Itor-

Is not In n position to do thisloaiuse It has not the funds to pay fortho anlmnls It might bo forced to de-

stroy. To nil practical intontg tho lawIs a dead letter.

But along comes a conscientiousdairyman with a curiosity to knowwhether his herd Is sound or not nndn desire to protect his patrons. In or-

der that this may bo ddne ho pays'all the expenses to carry out the spiritof the Territorial law framed suppos-edly to rlrotect all milk consumersfrom dangerous milk. Some of hisbest cattle are found diseased, and,at a loss that is directly personal, hocuts them out of his herd.

Veterinarians however stato thatsuch cattle may be used for breedingpurposes without endangering the hu-man family. Such being the case thepractical man would say that thero Isno reason why high-grad- animalsshould bo wiped out of existence. Itwould not bo safe to retain them Incontact with n dairy herd. Tho natur-al thing to do Is to dlsposo of them ata nominal figure so that they may boused for breeding. Tho law says thisIs n sin punishable by fine or Imprison-ment.

Thus the man who wanted to puthis dairy herd In first class conditionIs not only out nnd Injured for hisphilanthropic purpose but brought be-

fore the police court ns well.It would be possible to contemplato

this law with more faor If thero wereany guarantee that dairy herds of theTerritory generally were In first classcondition. One man only has beenknown to voluntarily test his herd. Theresult is that ho winds up with anexperience in tho police ccurt. TheTerritory hasn't the money to force ex-

aminations of nil herds nud destructionof the diseased cnttlc, and Ihe experi-ence of Pond has not been such ns tooffer a happy prospect for the philan-thropic dairyman.

A sensible conclusion Is that thoTerritory will do well to put a law onthe books that Is practical.

THURSTON AND THE ALIEKS

Between Judge Hlghton's views onthe education of the Japanese nnd Chi-nese, and the editor's promotion of thfbusiness of the Japanese- physicians,Thurston's Advertiser Is boxing .thecompass of alien domination and

prejudice like a child thathas lost Its bearings.

This would bo mystifying If the lackof worthy character possessed by Mr

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Thurston's paper wero not so well un-derstood In Hawaii. In order however"that ho may bo set right beforo thucommunity, nnd explain the Inquirieswhich his alleged "policy" inspires, lhBulletin propounds the following atten-tions for answer by

L. A, Thurston, Advertiser PollcjDirector:

Have Oriental aliens, resident with-in the Territory, equal responsibilitieswith citizens?

Can citizens maintain tho business,social and standardnecejsary to pure American citizenshipand good gocrnment If compelled tomtet the law of competition In evcrjavenue based on Oriental standards olliving?

As the Japanese dominate the entireindustrial situation in this Territory,may wo Inquire particularly as to youtattitude toward that race?

Has not the Territory been kind tothe Japancso since here they receivefrom five to ten times the wages pos-sible In their own country?

Should tho Japanese be encouragedIn their ambition to exploit every busi-ness, profession, government work,employment and contract?

Do the facts warrant nn assertionthat the Japanese have becomo

and disposed to crowdAmerican citizens to an extent they Inturn would not submit to In their owncountry?

Why do you claim the situation Issuch that plain language cannot heused on se vital a subject as the domi-

nation of an alien race, and why do youdemand special privileges for them,especially for Japancso physicians wbiipractice largely outside their own raceand language?

If you aro anxious for the Industrial nmf political support of the Amerlean small farmer why did you notreserve your profitable castor beanthree hundred (?) aero ranch on Maulfor them In place of the Japanese nowIn possession?

How comes It that of the whole num-ber of Japanese occupying skilled la-

bor positions on the Island of Hawaiiplantations nearly half (over CO) ofthem-w- re cmplojcd on jour own plnntatlon?

Have you not IntroducedJapanese cnpltnl and capitalist!

ns continctora to cultivate some 1400acres on your plantation?

Is this tho entering vtedgt that maytransfer Hawaiian plantations to non-resident alien owners?

Did you aim nt Americanizing the3PIslands when, at the dinner to Hon.Y. P. Hepburn, you advocated the

presentation of n homo and two orthree acres of land to every Japaneseof family who had or would workfaithfully on the plantations for throyears?

When, nt the Hepburn dinner, youasserted that the above plan was theonly way In which tho value of sugarproperty could bo preserved and "ourfamilies' be assured of the enjoymentthereof, did you consider the familyof tho whlto citizen dependent on hisdally efforts for a livelihood?

Does the Hawaiian situation requireuispasslonato consideration and con-sistent practice?

Sept. 13 No response beyond an editorial on Japan's foreign trade nnd alearned discussion of how Japan's bat-tleship Mlkasa blow up. '

Sept. 14. An unexplained nnd utterlyIrrelevant outburst of Plnkhnmphohlnworded like this: "Plnkham has writ-te- n

n Bulletin editorial and calls loudlyfor an nnswcY. The article reminds one

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of the letter of a Barnstable lad to tinBoston Society of Psychical Researchrarratlng several strange things whichhe said he had seen. After lookingbriefly at the statements, tho expertcommittee nt once reported Its nnswer,It was that the boy had lied."

liraJudge Iloblnson this morning for

mally gave notice of tho innervationof the question of the term lapse tuthe Supremo Court when thn case of AhOn, charged with bribery, came up be-

fore him. A. S. Humphiejs nud A. Perry appeared for the defendant, wblloDeputy County Allot noy MlUcrtou cdnducted the prosecution.

Tho court stated as follows: "Tlwplea to the Jurisdiction of tho court.which was submitted on last Monday,presents a question of law vns to thndetermination of which this court IsIn doubt, and in order to havo an

and final determination up-

on the matter the court will reservethe question presented by the pleato the Jurisdiction to the SupremoCourt of this Territory for Its

and determination."I have prepared a form of certifi

cate, It you gentlemen desire to examlntit to ascertain whether or not it pro-ten- ts

the question of the jurisdiction."The certificate was examined by Mr.

Mllvertun nnd Judge Perry; JildgoHumphreys Btutlug that he was satin-fle- d

with It without examination.The reservation was made by the

court In part lu the following lan-guage: "A question of law havingarisen as per plea to. the Jurisdictionof the coutt upon which the court la

in doubt, namely, whether or not thoSeptember, 1905, term of this court hatlapsed for that 011 tho first Monday inSeptember, 1903, the 4th dayof September, 1903, the opening day ofsaid 'court at said term as fixed bystatute, the same being one of the daysof each and every year Bet apart andestablished by statute as a Territorialholiday, known as Labor Day, nelthrthe presiding Judge nor any other Judgeof this court, nor tho sheriff, nor anydeputy sheriff, attended or opened rheld said coutt on said day, but thattald court was formally opened on thenext day theicaftcr, to wit: on the 5thday of September, 1903. by the

Judgo of said court at saidterm.

"I do, therefore, hereby reserve andsubmit for the consideration of thoHonorable Supreme Court of tho Territory of Hawaii the following questionof law: Whether or not the said September, 1903, term of Bald court banlapsed by reason of the failure toopen the samo in tho manner prescribed by law on the said 4th day of September, 1905, the same being a holiday.

Labor DayMllverton 'called attention to the al-

legation In the certificate that noltherthe presiding judge nor any other judgeof the court attended tho court on thSeptember 4th, and stated that JudgLindsay was In attendance upon thatday. The court stated that that wasa matter to be addressed to the Su-

preme Court,After argument Mllverton made thu

following objection: "So far as theprosecution Is concerned, we object tothe statement that neither the pre-siding Judge nor nny other judgo of thiscourt attended tho court. We drslmthis reservation to set out the truth inthat regard." The objection was over-ruled.

The court ordered the cases set fortoday continued until next Tuesday.

CARTER AUTHORIZES $750,000.LOAN ISSUE.

(Continued from Pgs 1.)blinded their Judgment us to the ne-

cessity for the appropriation or theneed of borrowing money to carry outthe work. 1 believe It would bo amuch wiser policy for the Legislatureto allow the various counties In givencases, which It has passed upon nndapproved, to Issue their own bonds,for then the responsibility of paymentbeing entirely upon their own shoul-deis- ,

more cautious action and betterJudgment would be exercised In deter-mining the method of expenditure.

I think you will agree with me thatIn the case before us we should tiotuecessarlly lay down tho theory thatno Territorial loan money should boexpended upon road-wo- rk of any kind,but rather that under the present BUI,If. wc deviate from those general ap-

propriations which tho Legislature hasnduillted were Territorial In everysense,, and make any selections fromthose amounts which were apportioncd to each Island, wo must then, Infairness, undertake a proportionateamount of work In each of the otherIslands,

Thoiefore, Instead of passing on thendvlsablllty and necessity of' those appropriations. It seems wiser to limitour mining loan for the next two yeanto $730,000.00, and to carry out thoamount only of those appropriationsthat the Legislature Itself consideredto be for the benefit of tho wholo Terri-tory,

You may, therefore, proceed, tothe necessary data for the Piesl.

dent's, approval, nnd umko the neces-sary arrangements to Issue $750,000.00of bonds. And I would suggest thatth Territory undertake to place- - thisIssue at !1S or better and at 3',& percent. Interest only, thus reducing thetuterest 2 per cont. lower than that

;

Honolulu

Singers To

Tour WorldLionel Hart of this city Is Inter-

ested In n scheme of mainland capital-ists to secure the ltadtng Hawaiiansingers and Instrumentalists to form agreat musical aggregation to tour theworld.

The plans arc said to be almost complete.

ALL BANKS TO CASH

TERRITORIAL

WHS AT

All Honolulu banks have decided toaccept Territorial registered warrantsat par, to cash them without charginga discount.

This arrangement will tako effect tomorrow. September 15, and endure un-

til tho 15th of'Novcmber.For several days tho banks hav

been considering tho plan. This morntng tho business was consummatedand notices to the public In tho presiwere authorized.

Tho Bank of Hawaii, Bishop & Co.,

the First National Bank and SpreckcliHaul: are all agreed that for twomonths the registered paper of thTerritory shall he received at fncvalue.

Tho time of taxes Is at hand nndmuch of tho big bunch of registeredwarrants will be taken up In tnxes.

IHK 'SON REVISION

IF Mil! IiSSecretary Jack Atkinson's views on

the 1 ovlslon of Republican party rulesaro wanted by tho ofthe Republican Territorial CcntrnlCommitted which has In charge thework of revising these rules. SenatorLane, John Hughes and John Water-hous- e

aro tho members of the sub-

committee.This committee meets at Republican

headquarters on Fort street, No. 925,tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock andan Invitation has been Issued to thoSecretary of tho Territory, to Geo. W.Smith, chairman of the Board of Su-

pervisors and President of the Mer-

chants' Association; to ClarenceCrabbc, and to several other promi-

nent Republicans, to present them-selves and express their Ideas on soframing the rules that tho success ofthe party will be confronted with few-

er dlfllcultles than havo been experi-enced In the past.

After tho opera Saturday night takedinner at the Alexander Young HotelCafe.OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOof any bond winch has ever been Is-

sued here. If wo fall to get betterthan tiS and these bonds are called inwithin n short period, then It might'be preferable to Issue 4 per cents nt apremium. But to my mind, every ad-

vantage tends towards the 314 per cent,bonds.

I am already nwaro of your fuircou-currenc- e

In this policy, and shall leuvotho announcement of It largely to you.

Very sincerely yours,O. It. CARTER,

Governor."I havo already sent orders to have

the. bonds printed," said TreasurerCampbell this noon. "There will be$7o0,000. worth In $1,000. bonds at 3 2

per cent. When we get the bonds .wowill proceed to sell them."

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Performance begins at SMS o'clock.Admission to grounds and theatre,

25 (S Reserved seats 10 extra.Telephone Main 361. Territorial

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0PERAT1G IMIN "THE SERENADE"

vm siiA dress rehearsal pf "The Serenade"

look placo nt the 0ora House Instnight. It was tlio last rehearsal, fortonight, promptly at 8 o'clock, thecurluln will hscend In the first pre-

sentation of this splendid productionto tlio Honolulu public. ,

Tho entlro cpera was rehearsed andtho last perfecting touches were ap.piled. Tho crowded house that Is suroto witness tonight's performance hasIn store inmost pleasurable experience.

Talented and accomplished principals, supported by a strongthorus, withevery man and woman concerned aliveto his or her responsibility, aro nowIn trim for a big success and as delightful a sensation as over drew Ho- -nolulans out for an evening's enter-tainment Is positively guaranteed. ItIs more than probablo that those whocome wltulti tho Influence of "TheSerenade's" charm tonight, will vote Itthe greatest success ever attained byamateurs on tho local stage. Indeedone would have to go far lo find Itsequal n the professional world.

Tho staging Is the best; the costum-ing Is mugnlllccnt; tho music Is In turncatchy, witching, fascinating, cxhltcr-atln-

soothing, stirring and altogether satisfying. The spirit of tho operahas been caught by the singers nnd thisspirit will lire triumphant In the pres-cne- o

of a multltiKle tonight.Hero In a feast for tho senses.Humor hns its placo In "The Sern

uado" nnd some of tho situations callforth peals of merry laughter. Thopera Is full of opportunities, opportu-nities that the principals seize to grealadvantage In their lively appreciationof the parts.

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In himself. Lakethe abbott'a to perfection.chorus perfect voice costume

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Tonight's the night ot an Immensesuccess.

MERCY FORJOHNSON

Tho wife ot Enoch Johnton, who isat present serving In prison for grosscheat, this morning tailed on OovernorCarter for tho purposo of ascertainingif thete wns nny chance for tho com-

mutation of her husband's sentence.The Governor gave her no definite y.

LOCAL 1ND GENERAL

Read "Wants" on pace 6.(lift Week at Wall, Nichols Com

pany.J. P. Cooke and family have arrived

home from Maul.C. 11. Hognard and wife of Wnlmeo

were arrivals by the Kauai,Delicious pies, like your mothel

made. New I'nc.Innd IlnkenAfter all others fall try Arlclgli &

Co.'s new process rubber stamps.J. II. Wilson nnd I.. M. Whltehouso

were passengers arriving by the MaulTho Territorial Grand Jury will sit

Tuesday at 10 a. in. Instead of Friday.Tho transport Duford sailed for Ma-

nila, la Guam, shortly after noon to-

day.llargnlns In pianos at Coyne Furul-tur-

Co., Ltd. Making room for fallstock.

Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop-ula- r,

$1, $1.60 and it per wtek. 1219Fort street.

Tho Cafe at the Alexander YoiinpHotel will b open after the Opera Saturday night.

Tho Btmr. Maul, from Maul Isle thismorning carried 2,081 sacks of ceedenno from Hakalau to Klpahulu.

Thcro will bo a meeting of the Chnutauqua Literary Circle nt tho CentralUnion Church on Friday afternoon at3 o'clock. All aro welcome.

Attention Is Invited to the coolingdrinks nt Lewis & Co., Ltd.. 1C9 Kingstreet. Solo agents for Apolllnnrls,Apcntn and Johaunls Llthla Waters.

Frank Dertclman was this morningarrested on a complaint sworn to byUnited States District Attorney Dreck-on- s,

charging him with defrauding oneMatsuaka by representing as a U. S.government officers.

The inward freight lift of the steam-er Maul, arriving today from the Isl-

and of that name, Includes 231 sacksof potatoes, 22 sacks of corn, 21 hogs,TO packages of tobacco ami 1C3 packages of sundries.YOU'LL FIND

A chronological history of the warA Sunday at Nawlllwlll Social News

Sherlock Holmes and loads ofother good reading In the

8ATURDAY BULLETIN.W. Matlock Campbell returned In tin

Chln-- i from a trip through tho North'west In search of Improved healthMr. Campbell found what ho went aftciand Is again vigorously at work at hitbusiness of building houses.

There Is no llmu to tho fun you canhave with a kodak. A camera Is In-

valuable on an outing for tb'lnzs aresure to hippen which photographedwilt furn s'.i n souvenir of a pleasanttime which will be treasured lor yearnHonolulu Photo Supply Co.

Fred C. Smith, passenger agent of theO. It. & L. Co. has received an In-

vitation to attend the annual assembl)of the American Association of Gen-

eral Passenger and Ticket Agents (0

li held this year at Mexico City, Mexi-co. Tho Invltntlon Is something gor-geous In Itself and an appropriate fore-runner of the "time" the agents willhave In occupying two weeks to celebrato their fiftieth anniversary. ThInvitation Is engraved and tho entwin-ed American and Mexican flags artdone in colors. The party will star!from St. Louis on October 14th andwill mako a general tour of MexicoMr. Smith has attended two of the an-

nual gatherings and thcrcforo has rea-

son to know wjiat a good time he Itmissing by not being able to take itthis j ear's affair.

H (ill NRIflWITH

', i Mi 111)About midnight, ns Lawrento Ciook

was returning homo from rehearsalat tho Opera House, ho saw n gaugot soldiers, apparently going towurdtho transport, set upon a Hnwallan ac-

companied by a haolo who was seeinghis somewhat Inebriated companionto a car. Ono soldier smashed the Hawaiian in tho face, felling him; twoothers banged his face on tho pavement and Ave of the men in khaki tookrunning kicks ut his ribs.

Crook rushed to the Capitol to sendin an alarm, but was told by the guardthere that there was no alarm In thobuilding.

The soldiers left the Hawaiian un-

conscious. Tho white man with him,and others, Anally got the soldiers tocease their extreme brutality.

The police this morning hnd notheard a whisper of tho occurrence.

No policeman was In sight when thooutrage occurred.

Tho assault occurred near "Jack'sCorner," King nnd Richards streets.

TRY DOUSEJCT. 1 1

Judgo Kcpolka! has sent a wirelessto County Attorney Case, who Is nowIn town, asking him whether he shillcall tho 5IauI petty Jury for the comln?term for October 11 or October 10. Attbo requcstHif Attorney General An-

drews, who will prosecute In the fa-

mous Doiibo case, tho dale was set forOctober 11. s

DEPARTED.

Thursday, Sept 11.

U. S. A. T. Buford, Hall, for 5Ianlla,via Guam, at 12:30.

I.eoald Andreyev is a new tlusslnnauthor whose work Is taking Us placealongside that of Gorky In popularity.

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A chronological historyA Sunday at Nawlllwlll Social News

Sherlock Holmes and loads ofother good reading In the

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BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. II., THURSDAY, SEPT. 1003.

J 0"Ac 'Return ofSHERLOCKHOLMES

By A. CONAN DOYLE,Author of "Th Adventure of Sherlock Holme.'

"Th Hound of the Dukervlllcl." "The Slfnof the four," "A tudy In Sctrltt," Etc.

Mle Adventure ciike Missing Three- -

Qua.rierNo. 11 of the Scries

rfWlfkt, 1101, h t. C C' Mftff't

(Cwrithi, jws. h tci: niiiiH er

IE were fairly accustomedto rccrira weird tele- -

WJ grams nt linker street,but I hnvc n particular

HH recollection of one whichreached ih on a gloomy!J'cbrtinry morning, somt

seven or eight years ngo. and gave Mr.Sherlock Holme n puzzled uunrter o(nu hour. It was addressed to him nndrun thus- -

.o await n, T,rrlblo mlsfortnnJRluht wing- - thrrc-auatt- mlnlnir. Irulls- -

peiuublo tomorrow. OVUKTON.

"Strand postmark and dlspatihedlOitt," snld Holmes, rending It over

,nud out. ".Mr. Overton wns evidentlyconsiderably excited when fcctit Itand sjmewliat Incoherent In conse- - j have snld, 1 nm tho skipper of the

Well, well, he will be here, I team of Cambridge varsity, nnd

tn to m.; o"-- " nscetlc face and the brooding4 to 3 p m.; by hu "uJ luscrutnblo eyes.

or W. 31C6 lm' 1 "'w " '".he be, ho had

TRAINED come with enlgmntlc todangerous calm

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through i),n Times, nfi.t then we shallknow all about It. Even tho most Insig-nificant problem would bo welcome Inthese stngnant days."

Things bad Indeed been very slowwith us, nnd I lind learned to dreadsuch periods of Inaction, for I knewby experience that my companion'sbrain was so nbnormnlly active that Itwas dangerous to lenvo It without ma-terial upon which to work. For years

had gradually weaned him fromthat drug mania which had threatenedouce to check his remnrknblo career.Now I knew that under ordinary con-

ditions he no longer craved for thisartificial stimulus, but I wns wellware that the fiend wua not dead,

but sleeping, and I have known thatthe sleep was n light oho nnd the waking near when In norlods.. of Idleness

'"lvc 8W" 10 llr,1" 'k upon

KU "'rc I'i'rl t" my friend thnu" StOrlllS of his telllpeStllOUS life.

.Ab we lma expected, tho telegramw'ns soon followed by Its sender, andthe card of Mr. Cyril Overton. Trinitycollege, Cnmbridgi-- , announced tho ar-rival of an enormous young mini, six-

teen stone of solid Iwne and muscle,who spanned the doorway with hisbroad shoulders and looked from one '

of us to tho other with u comely facewhich was hngg.trd with anxiety,

"Mr. Sherlock Holmes)"My companion bowed."I'vo been down to Scotland Yard,

Mr. Holmes. I Bnw Inspector StanleyHopkins. He advised me to como toyou. Ho suld tho case, so far as hocould ftp, wns more In your lino thanIn that of the regular police."

"Pray sit down and tell mo what Isthe mutter."

"It's awful, Mr. Holmes. Simplyawfull I wonder my hair Isn't gray.Godfrey Stnuuton you've I --urd ofhtm, of course 7 lies simply Uio bingothat tho wholo team turns on. I'drather sparu two from tho pack andbavo Godfrey for my three-quarte- r

lino. WbeUW It's parsing or tacklingor dribbling there's no one to touchhim, nnd, then, bo's got tho head andcan hold us all together. What am Ito do? That's what I ask you, Mr.Holmes. There's Moorhouso, llrst reserve, but ho Is trained as a half, andho always edges right In oa to thoscrum Instead of keeping out ou thotouch line. lie's n fiuo place kick. It'strue, but then bo has no Judgment, andho cau't sprint for nuts. Why, Mor-ton or Johnson, tho Oxford tilers,could romp round him. Stevenson Isfast enough, but ho couldn't drop fromtho twcuty-Qv- line, imd u three-quart-

who can't either punt or dropisn t worth u plnco for paco aloue,No, Mr. Holmes, wo nro douo uulessyou can help mo to (i.i GodfreyStaunton."

My friend had listened with amusedsurprise to this loug speech, whichwns poured fortli with oxtrnordlnnryvigor and curneslncss, every point bo-tu-g

driven homo by tho slupplng of nbrawny baud upon tho speaker's kneo.When our visitor was Bllcut Holmesstretched out his hand and took downletter "S" of his commonplace book.For ouco ho dug ln vain Into that mineot varied Information.

"There Is Arthur II. Staunton, thorising young forger," said bo, "andthftro tvnfl ITnrv P.tntintnn whnm T

helped to bang, but Gorlfrey StauntonIs a new namo to mo."

It was our visitor's turn to look sur-prised.

"Why, Mr. Holmes, I thought youknew things," Bald bo. "I suppose, ,

then, If you have never heard of God-- 1

rrey Staunton, you don't know CyrilOverton eiUier?" i

flront Scott!" cried thn ntlilotniwhv. I wns first rpum-- a tnr c:nF. '. " . ...- - ."'- ". : "wna "KO'Mt wnics, nna rvo suipporca,tie ynrsity all this year. But that's

3, Holmes shook bis head good .

La,,Wines,

ILLUSTRATED f' BY F. D. STEELD 4

Dothlng! 1 didn't think there Was aloul In England wIid didn't know Ood-frc- y

Staunton, the crack three-quarte-

Cambridge, lllnckhentli and flvo In-

ternational. Good Lord, Mr. Holmes,tvhero have you lived?"

Holmes laughed at the young giant'snalvo astonishment.

"You live In n different world frommo, Mr. Overton n sweeter nnd health-ier one. My ramifications stretch outInto many sections of society, but never,I nm hnppy to say, Into nmntcur sport,which Is the best nnd soundest thing InEngland. However, your unexpectedvisit this morning shows mo that evenIn that world of fresh air nnd fair play

"'fro mny 1k work for mo to do. stno"YV.' B",l,Hlr' ' l,('B vo" ? " down""" ,U' "'l. ",owr """ quietly, "nciiy,,hnt ,lt,,s t,lnt lms wnrred and how'011 ,,l'slro ,lmt ' hmM '""'l' J"joiiiig Overton's fnco assumed tlie

I'"1!!"'"1 J,!C of "l1!" who '" '"rClining his muscles than

Ids wits, but by tlogieeM, with manyreiietltlons nnd obscurities which Imny omit from his narrative, ho laidhis strungo story beforo us.

'It's this way, Mr. Holme. As I

Godfrey Stnuuton Is my best man. To--

IlWri-O- we piny Oxford. Yesterday woall enmo up, mid we settled at lk-n- t

ley's private hotel. At 10 o'clock 1 wentround nnd saw that all the fellows hadgone to, roost, for 1 liellcve In stricttraining nnd plenty of sleep to keep nteam fit. I bad n word or two withGodfrey before ho turned In. He seem-ed to me to be pale nnd bothered. Iasked htm what was the matter. Hosnld ho was all right Just a touch ofheadache. I bado him gn-- night nndleft him. Hnlf nn hour Inter, tho por-ter tolto tne, n rough looking man withn beard" called with a note for Godfrey.He bad not gone to lod, and tho notewns tnken to his room. Godfrey readIt and fell back In n chair as If ho hadbeen polo nxed, Tho porter wns soscared Uiat be wns going to fetch me,lut Godfrey stopped

. him,. .

Imd... n drinkot water ami puiie.1 mmseir togetl.er.Then ho went downstairs, snld a fewwords to tho wan .who was waiting inthe Iinll, nnd tho two of Ihem went oiltogether. Tho Inst that the porter sawof them they wore almost runningdown tho street In the direction of theStrand. Tills morning Godfrey's roomwns empty, his bed had never beenslept In, nnd bis things were all Just nsI had seen them the night before. Ifahad gone off nt n moment's notice withthis stranger, and no word hns comefrom him since. I don't bellevo he willever come back, no wnB n sportsmau.was Godfrey, down to his marrow, andII0 wouldn't have stopped his trainingnnd Iot ln llls "kipper If It were not forsomo cause that was too strong forhim. No; I feel ns tf he were gono forgood, nnd wo should never soo himagain."

Sherlock nolmcs listened with thedeepest attention to tills singular nar-rative.

"What did you do?" ho naked."I wired to Cambridge to learn It

anything had been beard of him thcro.I lmvo bad nn auswrr. No one hasseen hlm."

"Could ho havo got back to "

"Yes; there Is n late train quarterpast 11."

"Hut, so far as you enn nsccrtntn, hedid not tnko It?"

"No; ho has not been seen.""What did you do next?""I wired to Lord Momt-Jnmcs.- "

"Why to Lord Mount-James?- "

"Godfrey Is an orphan, and LordMount-Jame- s Is his nearest relutlvoIlls uncle, I believe."

"Indeed. Tills throws new light upontho matter. Lord Mount-Jame- s Is oneof tho richest men lu England."

"So I've beard Godfrey say.""And your friend was closely re-

lated?""Yes; ho wns his heir, and tho old

boy Is nearly eighty cram full of gouttoo. They say ho could chalk his bil-

liard cuo with his knuckles. Ho never

"'", " uire,- - win iK ' "l I" n ulwoluto miser, but It will

all como to hlm right enough.'"Havo you heard from Lord Mount-Jame- s

V"

"No.""What motlvo could your friend lmvo

In going to Lord Mouut-Jumes?- "

. "Well, something was worrying hinttho night before, uud tf It was to doWilli money It Is posslblo that hu wouldmako for his nearest relative, who hadso much of It, though from all I havohoard ho would not havo much cbaucoot getting It. Godfrey wns not fond oftho old man. Ho would not go if bocould help It."

"Well, wo can soon dctennlno thatIf your friend was going to his relative,Lord Mount-Jnme- you bao then toexplain tho visit ot this rough lookingfellow at bo lata an hour and the ngltatlon that was caused by his coming."

Cyril Overton pressed his hands tohis head. "I can make uothlug of It,'Bold be.

"Well, well, I havo a clear day, andI shall bo happy to look Into tho matter," said Holmes. "I should stronglyruLm,j ,, i m.i,. .

i...imm

tlous for your match without referenceto this young gentleman. It must, nsyou say. havo bceu an 'overpowering

necessity which tore hlm nwny In suchn fashion, mid tho same necessity Islikely to hold hlm nwny. Let us stepround together to the )iotel and seo Ifthe porter can throw any fresh lightupon the matter."

Sherlock Holmes was n past masterIn tho nrt of putting n bumbln witnessnt lil case, nnd very soon, In the pri-vacy of Godfrey Stnunton's nbau.louolroom, he liml extracted nil that tho por-ter had to tell. Tho visitor of the nightbeforo was not a gentleman, neitherwas bo n worklugmnn. He wns simplywhat tho porter described ns n "medi-um looking chap," n man of fifty,beard grizzled, pale face, quietly dress-ed. He seemed himself to bo agitated.Tho ported had observed his handtrcmAlng when he had held out thonote. Godfrey Stnuntou bad crammed(be noto Into his pocket Staunton hadnot shaken hands with the man In thohall. They had exchanged n few sen-tences, of which the porter had onlydistinguished tho one. word "tlmo."Then Uiey had hurried off In tho man-ner described. It was Just half-pas- t 10by the hall clock.

"I.ct me see," said nolmcs, seatingMiisclf on Staunton's lied. "You nrotiwdny porter, nro you not?"

toYcs, sir. I go off duty nt 11."

(To be continued)o es

Willi TRENT

HUTS 10 MOT1ICounty Treasurer Trent yesterday

addressed the following to County Attorney Douthltt, ln reply to a communication fium the Count Attorney,previously publlshoij:

I noto that you say before you cauadvise me In regard to the matter nfthe bill for Injunction filed by Mr. ED. McClanahan ns complainant ersuimyself ns lespomlcnt, )ou would liketo l.c Informed ns to the position I nmtaking In rcgnrd to blanket warrants.

I had thought that my position lnrcgnrd to blanket warrants wna suff-iciently known to be understood byeveryone; but to remove any doubtfrom your mind I am frank to say thatI regard the blanket warrant system,such ns Is now trying to be forced orthe County ot Oahu, ns evil and onlyevil, and ns a citizen and ofOclal J

hope that the County will not bo sad-

dled with such nn Iniquity.With rcferenco to the particular

wnrrnnt issued lo Mr. Anilrtw Adams,manager of Kahiiku Plantation, for thesum of 141.00 to reimburse him foimoneys advanced to pay certain Countyemployes on tho other side of the 1st- -

nnd, hern nro the facts:An agreed statement of facts, ns you

iay, was pending, tho purpose being totest the blanket warrant proposition ina friendly way. The Hoard of Super.visors passed the Adams warrant andordered It paid In blanket form, Ignor-ing the pending agreement. It wnsstated lu the public press that thoChairman of tho Board Intimated inopen meeting that If the warrant weronot paid, mandamus proceedings wouldbe instituted ngnlnst the Treasurer.

1 sought legal advice. Was told thatwith reference to this paitlculnr warrant It would probably be contendedthat as Treasurer I occupied only aministerial position, with no discretion. Wns ndvlsed to pay It. Actingnn this advice, I told the County Au-ditor that I would pay the warrant onpresentation,

Whllo I enn not see what hearingmy personal views on blanket warrantscan have on the Injunction suit ofMcClanahan versus the County Trcas.urer, I have nevertheless nttempted tofully nnd frankly answer your queries.and If anything further Is desired 1

beg you to command me.Just now I am enjoined ns County

Treasurer from paying a certain County warrant. I appeal to you ns CountyAttorney to nilvlao me what Is thfproper course to pursue In the matter, and I shall be happy to have youappear for me ln court

dDEN IW tXGITED

OVER 1101) IIGffiio

The Qardcn Island of Sept. 11 sayseditorially:

An Item In the Wnlmen notes inthis Issue corroborates fully our con-tention of Inst week, that the Treas-urer of tho Tcriltary of Hawaii- - isabetting violators of tho liquor lowAs mentioned In last week's paper thasecond case against S. Ozakl In theWalmea Pollco Court wag taken undeiadvisement for ono week by the Judge.Lnst Friday ho rendered his decision,resulting lu tho acquittal ot the defend- -

ant. Tho judge based his decision upon the fact that defendant bad a license for tho wholesale of liquor, dated prior to the time alleged of committing the crime for which he wasaccused. Ho did not care go Into the.question whether the license was Issuedto cover up the violation of the retall license or not.

Hero we have as predicted Inst weekono of the highest officials of the Ter-ritory not only himself openly nndshamelessly breaking the law, but do-

ing what possibly can to break downthe respect peoplo have for officers,who fulfill their duties.

Wo do not know what steps theGovernor has tnken In this matter,but it Beenis to tig that only the sum-mary dismissal of such a faithful ser--va-

will be of any assIsUinco In re-

establishing the public's faith in thesincerity of its higher officials.

Flne Job PrlnlnS ' The Bulletin

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APPLIED AS AACTS AS A

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BY AUTHORITYHOARD OF AGRICULTURE AND

FORESTRY.

Office of Territorial Veterinarian,Honolulu, Sept. 12, 1005.

All owners of horse stock In thisTerritory should carefully and regularly examine their animals to nsccrtain If they exhibit any of the symp-toms of glanders or farcy as follows:

DIschargo from tho Nose. This condltlon occurs In a number ot diseases,as for Instanco catarrh ot the nose andstrangles (distemper, epizootic), butIn glanders It Is usually qulto charac-teristic. In mild cases It is not veryabundant but Is thick and qultosticky, of n transparent whitish color,somewhat resembling the white ot anegg. This sticky discharge adheres tothe margin of tho nostrils, formingtough brownish scales and crusts. Thedischarge, does not necessarily sinkwhen dropped In water, as Is popularlybelieved.

Tho most characteristic symptom ol

glanders Is tho presence of ulcers lu

tha nose, usually on tho partition be-

tween the nasal chambers. These ul-

cers arc not nlways plainly In sight,but may ho brought Into view by hold-

ing tho nostrils well open and turningtho nose toward tho sun. They vnryIn slzo from to Inch In diameterup to ono to two Inches, and mny e

confluent nnd form largopatches, always with ragged Irregularedges. The ulcers may heal nnd leavodepressed wrinkled scars. Tho amountnf dlschargo from tho nose dependsupon tho extent of tho ulcerations;when Bmall tho discharge la scant nndwhen more extensive It becomes moroabundant. Frequently th,o dlschargoand ulcers occur only on ono side.There Is nearly nlways a swelling ofthe glands between the branches oftho lower Jaw, hut not to tho enmo ex-

tent as ln strangles, nnd they rarelysiippurato or break open.

Tho typo of glanders known ns far-cy consists In a specific Inflammationof the lymph vessels and glands of theskin and may occur on any part of thobody or limbs.

The glands become swollen, forming the farcy buds, and oftenoccurring as a chain ot nodules alongtha enlarged lymph vessels. The no-

dules break open and discharge a yellowish white, sticky pus, formingcrusts similar to those- seen moundthe nostrils. Tho abscesses may healup and new ones form In the same vicinity or on moro distant parts ot tlnbody.

Tho disease mny be either chrorloor acute In Its course nnd tho chronicform may at any tlmo becomo acutH.Mules and asses almost Invariably de-

velop the ncuto form while In hrrrejeither form mny bo seen. WanJ olfeed nnd over work frequent!;- -

latent glanders tn tho horse to becomeacute.

Tho dleense Is often accompanied byn short, dry, hacking cough and atendency to sudden swelling ot ono oftho legs, especially the hind legs.

In a large number ot cases of gland-ct-

the symptoms are very slight eventhough the animals may have been af-

fected for months or even years andherein lies tho great danger of thospread ot the disease to other ani-

mals or to man.In tho courso of n few days the Ter-

ritorial, Veterinarian will have for dis-

tribution copies ot Bureau of AnimalIndustry Circular No. 78 entitled "Olr--

ders nnd Farcy" and which gives adetailed description of the history, na-

ture, symptoms, diagnosis and preven-tion of tho disease in question.

All requests for this circular shouldhe addressed to

Dn. VICTOR A. NORGAAItD,Territorial Veterinarian, Honolulu.

317C-3- t

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"THE SERENADE"IN AID OF

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BY THELOCAL AMATEURS, UNDER THE

DIRECTION OF

MR. HUGO HERZER' AT THE

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THURSDAY and SATURDAY

EVENINGS

Sep'ember 14th, and 16th , 1905

75 People On The 75Stage

Beautiful CostumAnd

StuRO Decoration J

Fun. Mirth and Mus'cfa-e- n

Reserved Seats at Wall, Nichols Co.

O. R. & L. CtcTIME TABLB

October 8, 1904.

OUTWARD.For Watanne Walalua, Kabuku nnd

Way Stations 9:15 a.m., '3:20 p.m.For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way

Stations t7:30 a. m., '9:16 a. m.,11:05 a. m., 2:15 p. m 3:20 p. m.,5:15 p. m., J9:30 p. m Ul:15 p. m.

INWARD.Arrlvo Honolulu from Kahuku, Wol-ila-a

and Walanao 8:30 a. &., 65:33p. m.

Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill andPearl City 17:46 a. m., 8:36 a. m

10:38 a. m 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. m.,5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m

Dally.t Sunday Excepted.1 Sunday Only.The Halelwa Limited .a two-hou- r

train, leaves Honolulu every Sundayat 8:22 a. m.; returning arrives In Ho-nolulu at 10:10 p. m. The Limitedstops only at Pearl City and Walanao.

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Corporation Notices.

SPECIAL MEETING OFHOLDERS.

8TOCK- -

KIHEI PLANTATION CO., LTD.

Pursuant to a call by tho President,a special meeting of the stockholdersof the Klhcl Plantation Company,Limited, will be held at tho offlco ofthe Company, Stangcnwald Building,Honolulu, on Wednesday, September20th, 1905, nt 2 o'clock p. m., for thetransaction of such business aa maylie brought before the meeting.

Stock Transfer Hooks will be closedfrom Tuesday, September 12th, toWednesday, September 20th, bothdates Inclusive.

JOHN GUILD,Secretary Klliel Plantation Co., Ltd.Honolulu, September 7th, 1905.

3172 til

SAILING NOTICE.

The fine Steel Hark "KAIULANI,"with first-clas- s passenger accommoda-tions, will be dispatched for San Fran-cisco on or about Saturdny, lCth

For passage apply toH. HACKFELD & CO., LTD.,

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arc whatsale by

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For Sail 1

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Legal Notices.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THESecond Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.At C'h?mbcis; In l'lobalc. In theMailer of tlo Estate of S. Kahale,lute of Wal1nl.'i, Ir land of Maul, de-

ceased. Order for Notlco of HearingPetition for Probate of Will. A docu-

ment purporting to be the last willand testament of S. Kahale, deceased,having on the Cth day of September,A. D. 1905, been presented to saidprobate court and a petition for thoprobate and Issuance. Wnlklkl saying that he had

letters testamentary to James L. public In .from a spectator'sbeen filed by standpoint. When Club do--

(w) : It Is hereby ordered that Monday, the 9th day of October, A. D. 1905,

at 10 o'clock a. m.. of said day, thoroom said Walluku, to sailand County be and the, trlnngular off the tho

same appointed tho time harbor, tho to bo follows:and for proving said and .From mile to

said application. thenco 2i4 miles westordered that hojand 2 miles huoy. TIiIh

given, by publication onco a week, forthreo successive wceiis, nip liven-ing nultctln, a newspaper publishedIn the English language, the last pub-

lication to be less than ten daysprevious to tho time therein appointedloq bearing.

N. KEPOIKAI,Judge 2nd Circuit Court.

Dated Walluku, Maul, SeptemberSth, 1905.

By Court:fSeal) EDMUND H. HART,

3172 Sept. 14. 21, 28.

It burns them

ssa

priceDR

RtU talc toon hTtt bum.lAtf frLng buhl tiler Un

Stiarns1 EliclrloRat and Reach PastiTh.y ru.h of door for airand water, and quickly dl.maraatead aa auradtalli to h..

IiWaixiaiiwiDtin. lat.aai,lntWltr.aff.f I.OO

UfttltMtMlff

Ttlfela turraicBi,iaMaf,iu.t

aa

HORSE CLIPPING ;;

For a one, up

Main 109 Electric Ma-

chine, Experienced man.Horses called for andturned without extra

J.CLUB STABLES

FORT ABOVE HOTEL STREET.Telephone 109 Main.

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CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT

ON HOTEL ST. near NUUANU.

T. ODA, Manager,

6. aSAIKl,

Dealer In Bamboo Furniture and Pic-

ture Frames. Also Cabinet Maker.

TELEPHONE BLUE 881.

W. G LET,SANITARY PLUMBING AND

8MITH WORK.WAIKIKI 8'IOE SMITH 8T.

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When Promised.

JUST OPENED 0

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Cor. ALAKEA HOTEL 8T8.

Terms: Meals, andLodging, $1 to $2 per day. GEO.

Steward.

DR.BUNN'S'"sort ballast 40c. per ton and bard "MS!.i''"S"TiHT;'Sl.YFJii'lln9

193;

(Sd)

25c;

NervoueWomen.BtopewenkneeelnyltherI by making strong.

dlaenaebyBlvlriKouatrenBthcheck.Soldi

rieh red blood.to

l urugmaia, ra ci. n box.or 3 boa (2.. or mailed on receipt ol

writs uanbout Home Trentment.BOSANKO CO., Philadelphia. Pa.

BUILDING MATERIAL20 PER CENT, less than sold by

other dealers. Doors, screensash and builders' hardware,

B. REYNOLDS,Alskea St., mauka Sailors Home.

THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND MA-

TURITY CO., LTD.

Real Estate, Mortgage, Loans and In-

vestment Securities.Wllhelnu Magdeburg General Ine, Office: Mclntyre Bldg., Honolulu, T.H.

Co, I P. BOX ZGS. PhONb MAIN 141,

WALKER BAGHS 11DOES NOT WANT TO

RACE TDE DEFIANCE

HITCH AMONG YACHTS MEN ONACCOUNT OF CLOSE COURSE

FOR REGATTA DAY,FIRM 8TAND.

There Is a bitch among the localjachtsmen on account of tho chosencourse for the Regatta Day races. ItIs a case of Walker against the YachtClub.

The Defiance. Is supposed to be thefastest third class yacht In these wa-ters, and Walker, her owner, Is soro

he was forced to give Sorenson'anew yacht, tho Maggie, ahandicap.

Walker took a firm stand for thathereof, for the course,

of the mindCoko having Hananul the Yacht

at

tho

tho

elded upon tho Pearl Harbor course.Walker declared that ho wouldrace. He now comes forward with a

court of court, at new proposition ovci aIsland of Maul, course mouth of

hereby Is course asplace Will spar buoy V4 south bell

hearing It is to a stakethcr notlco thereof north to spar

in

not

A.of

at

Clerk.7,

tnd

oat

rai'.nilcc.ccckroac

good ring

re.

In

HOTEL

AND

Board

at

reslitlt. for

doors

C,

ofO.

not

would be a triangular course, the flrtleg would be a reach, the second a runbefore the wind nnd tho third a boatagainst the wind. Walker claims thathe Is willing to sail around the courso.

handicaps to be according.Tho balance of thf vnchtampn rlnliti

who

tho

the

that tho reason that does not Sept. 11.

the Pearl course Is, that of tho naehe Is afraid ho will their for the month ol

and eryREAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

for Record Sept. 12, 1905,From 10:30 a. m. to 4 p. m.

Evnngellno da Sllva toRl

i.ukinlaa T Monlz and hsb to FirstDank of Illlo Ltd M

David to CJeo Trimble D M" on

Estand

case

Geoqji

troratisouutl

for 190S,

From 10:30by atty W

KolThco Ltd

atty JohnUS

John Neal Ltdby

AM John

1905.Joo

19S0. Kill Ka- -

$1

transactions.

other

wasAgricultural De-

partment Washington.

0OS

fclffERSAny woman

Backache, Nervous

Sick Poor Cos- -

Hitters her

has In

past EO In cases of

digestion, Dyspepsia

first. Try a

KAUAI PEAGt UKREPORTS OF DEPUTY SHERIFFS

GIYE CRIMINAL STATISTS

GAMBLING IMPORTANTIS

IN ITSDRINKING.

Walker Llhuc, Kauai.favor Harbor Deputy Sheriffs co.mty

Bwamp, sent In reportsa interesting reading

Entered

Luklnla

Dayton

the lly themcan sco thalive and congregate.Also tho mostfrom fines nnd balls nnd a

lot of dear thaof the

must bo the most w dls- -

tho the

of SO by Notice wUh thlrty-on- o caseshsb to Wm R Cas- - "8 I)0llco just one

jl0 tr a day. u also snows meW to Wm me , rup.u.w u

jr its me compinnusrn .! r. i ia i uphill ,l ... mo wny uner "'

e EXP lib"- lUltUHJ illlU

Entered Record 13,'9 a. m. to a. m.

James Ogllvy to Robert i

ShingleII & Co to Y C Ah

Sam D

Yuen I.lm by toKevin

to J D CoWm A regr Notlco

Koolua ct nl to L

Recorded 1,Andrado nnd wf to QUI Cabral;

n. Inf 7 nf nnr II G733.

Oahu;

The

ments,

anon

Hotel,

J.

nr

suffers

or

tlveness or Generalto well

again. ItInJ

or It

stands bottle.

PLAYS

EXCEPT LIQUOR

The several

'August

The-resa

make, onabiding citizen;

lu

other toheart

Koloa Ickcdns It leads

Wilder regr.. 1,,lnch broughtMeleana Davis l'eforc

II Castle vanciy in cnimuuiuu

urivuiK

Sept.

Davis

Thow

Ncvln ...,IiBowen

Neviu

Sept.

needscured

years.

PART REAL

wherewhere money

whole

Island

grcniesi

people,

A..A A 1lnl.a taHHAHIf nEBHIlU nltill IU MU.

P

Tho main feature oer thereseem to be but the report

to whether It Is poker orfa. It docs not

of a they fnncy though canloose as much one as theother.

Is next on tho black listwith cases of which sev-

enteen arc for thoThere are also a number of as.

sault and battery cases, Blx hav-

ing been found theiror It Is vice

Hanalei also a chance with do!- -

Honolulu. Oahu; $200. B 270, lars attached, as out of thep 237, Dated Aug 31, 1903. nineteen arrests maue in mat uisirici

Joao T Rablca and wf to Manuel Ven- - had been caused by GamD; pc land, Walnaku 1st, Hllo, ollng.

Hawaii; $450. D 270, p 239. Dated, Kawnlhaii hart onlv four cases thai'or of the police

Est of I Dlmond by tr to D Cas- - "!. thftie; R P SGO. Kul Walkelo. ? J" ' "l " "

Ewa, Oahu; 2 shares In land Ka-- old desire to combine the business of

Jiana, Oahu; 1. D 115, p earning n dollar or two with thoAug 31, 1903. ,ure of fan tan.

Oliver Johnson by tr to Oahu Rail- - Wnlmea Is the only place where theway & Land Co; D; Int In streets or are entirely Innocent, atavenues. Pearl City, Ewa. Oahu; $3. nB fBr og gambling goes, lloozeii . P ,,. u.uv.! ,':"'. seem to be stumbling block for thephXTS.'ta.Kh.K'S: P- -PI- Ut out of nve

lioliilu. Oihii; $2500. II 271, p 2JD. nnests one wna for being drunVAug 7, IPOj !nn'' three for of liquor 11- -

Grace M Itnmsay nnd hsb to 11 censca. always knew that WalmcaDlndt; US; mdsc, fixtures, etc, of Per- - was u nlco piirodlso withfectlon Home Hakcry, Ueretanla St. wi,t8 wnged nngtls nsHonolulu, and mtg $200. and renliy to live27hP23 'Waek "MP vo been smuggled luto

I) Woodward to William Henry; , ,M; por Ap 2. It P 1973, Kaalaalunn..""1 'c ',Iacc- - -

Honolulu, Onhu; po land, Kaneohc, Some one was nasty enough to

231. "' th" llu-- . '" lll'J not$130. B 275, ped Sept 1 1905. think that the people In the one dls- -

Wnhlne'aea nnd hsb to Church of trlct was of co much finer moral fibreLatter' Day Saints Jesus Christ; D; .than In the ot'.'.cr, but that the causoU A land. Kalnoa 2, N Konn, 'of the u..i',.c3co was to seek In tho$30. II 209. p 474. Aug 8, 1905. cmccn y of the various police forces.

aamuei Kaiinancio Jiawn AKreuu. Wc ,;.. ,,,. t0 Uel!cxe tlmti how.Vr 7' "jTJ " . withG' a yr P 240. CJ"- -

lu e3tcclle"t must haveDated Aug 20 1905. Ia" I'coplo asRank of Hawaii 'Ltd to Arthur M material for Its police as any

ll.n..,n. TA1. 1 1aaaAT.nl.la aIp Of tllA Other fllRlrlrtR.cor Fort Vineyard Sts etc. Hono- - As a money getting concern Koloalulu, Oahu; $3000. D 236, p 215. Dated Is again at tho head with Walmea atAug 29, 1905.

BUSINE8S MAN'8 HANDY INnrX. nnhllahert In tha Saturday Bulla- -

Appetite,

compnrlug

scalawags

statistician.

magistrate;

McDougall

gambling,

twenty-seve- n

paste-boards- .

castlgotlng

pa'lama. eighteen

unjudlcious

Interference

Koolauloa,

inhabitants

respectableliiliabltuutii

are

Dat-.raa- lc

one

tin the Weekly Edition, glvet t Z'l'p'T"' A PT MOconcise and complete of all le--. X il JL LlLgal for tenders, Judg

building permits anc. real 5

cents month. Weekly Bulletin,tate Evening Bulletin,Jl

YOU'LL FINDA chronological history of the war

o.-l- ,l

Sherlockgood reading In

SATURDAY BULLETIN

be after theater lunchserved roof gnrden at Alex-

ander Young Thursday Sat-

urday nights.

W. Roettcher, n

.. . . ..i.i i ihub cui-- ;

all paits of

a of heconnected with

from

Cramps,

Headache,

makethousand!!

Malaria,

WAIMEA GOOD

where

comesforfeited

Items

runging

4

battery.

falls statematter what kind

gameIn In

Llhuc

shuffling

wives

perhaps versa.likes

tura;

Rcl; 858R,

pleas-45-

Dated

lcast

found

Dated InfractionsClara

v.c son

.

Hawaii,Dated

$120

&00&

.

.

tall, contributing three Infines and dollar in costs of court.

and Aresume VJJJ.

notices,

year.

for your home you will never re.gret Investment.

Fisher Pianosare being sold by us for cash or on a

monthly Instalment plan whichH .... U.M ... IU . .1.. -- ...L. -"" "'"" '" "n uia o i a III...IH u...,. r""" every

u..Z" and loads ofbody- - The" P'an ' highest

the

Thero willthe tho

and

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tho nndnnd neat

ness. Forthe

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law

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hill

tho

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call

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the

nnd (lint

hl.liraand

per

tho

tho

andthe

quality and would be an acquisition toany home. We should like to explainour proposition to you.

HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., Ltd.YOUNG BUILDING 8TORE.

NEW HATSscientist oi vusningiaii, hi his T7 A T T Ct? A C""YrVTfectlon 10,000 specimens of plants from pOf VJLjLj 0!iovJiN

world, labelledranged with wonderful order

number years

at

Weakness

hus-

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dollars

small

AT

Miss Power's Millinery ParlorsB08TON BUILDING FORT ST.

Legal Notices.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEFirst Circuit, Territory of Hawaii, AtChambers; lu Probate. In tho Matterof the Estate of M. It. A. Vlclra, Do

ceased, Order of Notice of HearingPetition tor Administration, On read-ing and filing the petition of J. A. 11.

Vielra, a son of Bald Intcstato allegingthat M, It. A. Vleira, of Honolulu,Oahu, died intestate nt Honolulu, On-

fall, on tho 2Gth day of August, A. I).

1905, lenvtng property In tho Hawaii-an Islands necessary to bo administer-ed upon, nnd praying that Letters ofAdministration Issue to A. H. It.Vielra. It Is ordered that Monday, the2nd day of October, A. D. 1905, at 10

o'clock a. m be and hriby Is appoint-ed for hearing said Petition In thoCourt Room of this Co'irt at Honolulu,Oahu, at which time and place all per-

sons concerned may appear and showcause. If any they hae, why said Peti-

tion should nut bo granted, and thatnotice of this order be published in thoEnglish language, once a week, forthree successive weeks In the EveningDulletln newspaper In Honolulu.

Dated at Honolulu, August 30. 1905.

First

W. J. ROBINSON,Judge of the Circuit Court of th

IN

Circuit

M. T. SIMONTON.Clerk of tho Circuit Court of

the First Circuit.3106 Aug, 31, Sept. 7, 14, 21.

PROGRAM

OF THE

TENTHCELEBRATION

OF

REGATTA DAYTO BE HELD

SATURDAY, SEPT. 16

19056HONOLULU HARBOR,

COMMENCING AT 9:30 A. M.

QIQ, STATIONARY

8EAT3.SLIDING 8EAT

BARGE.LAUNCH RACE.SECOND CLASS YACHT8.

FIR8T CLAS8 YACHT8.

JAPANE8E 8AM- -

PANS.SLIDING 8EAT

BARGE, FRESHMEN.INTERMISSION 12 M.

JUNIOR, SLIDING

SEAT BARGE.

JAPANESE 8AMPANS, SCUL-

LING.FIVE-OARE- WHALE BOATS.

No spoon oars.CANOE.

8ENIOR, PAIR OAR SLIDING

SEAT BOAT8.

JUNIOR, PAIR OAR SLIDING

SEAT BOATS.STEAMER BOATS.

SAILING CANOES.TWO-OARE- 8HORE BOAT8,

Races open to all. No entry fees.

All rowing races are to be governedby the Racing Rules of the HawaiianRowing Association, yacht races bythe Racing Rules of the Hawaii YachtClub.

Each entry shall Include the name ofthe boat, or If It has none, the nameof the person who enters It In therace.

Entries will open at B a. m, Tues-day, Sept. 12, 1905, at Woods & Shel-don's, King street, and will closeThursday, 8ept. 14, 1905, at 12 m.

For further Information apply to theRegatta Committee: C. C. Rhodes, O.L. Sorenson and W. H. Soper, or theSecretary.

A. E. MURPHY.

The PACIFIC HOTELUNION STREET.

Serves the best meat In thecity. Try It. Tickets for 21 meals,$4.50.

F. D. WICKE,CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

Oflfce and 8tore Fitting, Cabinet Mak-ing and Polishing; Calabash Turn-ing; Repairing and General Jobbing.

1082 ALAKEA ST., rear Y. M. C, A.

Oceanic Steamship Companytime' table

The steamers of this llao will arrive and leavo this port u heretuUMi

FROM SAN FRANCISCO:

ALAMEDA SEPT. 15SIERRA SEPT. 27ALAMEDA OCT. G

FOR 8AN

SONOMA .....SEPT. U....SEPT. M

In connection with tho sailing of tho abovo steamers, the tccatc !prepared to lssuo, to Intending; passengers, coupon through tickets, by iqrailroad from San Francisco to all points In tho United States, and. (rotaNew York by any steamship line to all European ports

FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO

Wm G. Irwin & Co,, Ltd.OCEANIC 8. 8. CO., GENERAL AGENTS.

Pacific Mail Steamship CoOccidental and Oriental Steamship

Company.Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and1leave this port on or about the dates below mentioned:

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.

CHINA SEPT. 13 KOREA SEPT. 17DORIC SEPT. 27, COPTIC OCT. tMANCHURIA OCT. 4

KOREA OCT. 19Call at Manll-v- .

FRANCISCO:

FOR 8AN FRANCISCO.

SlllERIA OCT. 1717

For general Information apply to

H, Hackfeld & Cov Ltd,,AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N S. S. CO.

Direct Service between New York Hawaiian Islands, Via P&tific Coast

Prom Now Yorlc8.S."0REG0NIAN" to sail 8EPT. B

8.8. "ALASKAN" to sail OCT. SFreight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, load!

Brooklyn.

From San Pranclaco To Honolulu Dlroot.8.8."NEBRASKAN" to sail 8EPT. II8.8."NEVADAN" to sail OCT. 7

Freight received at Company's Wharf, Greenwich Btreet,and each month thereafter.

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FORESTRY, DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY, TCFutlTORYOF HAWAII.

RULE AND REQULATON NO. 1

INSPECTION OF IMPORTED LIVJ

STOCK.

In order to prevent tho IntroductionInto tills Territory of Infectious, cantaRlous and communicable diseasenmong lire ftock and other animals,local managers or agents of Steamshipnnd Navigation lines or the commandIng officer of any ship shall notify theTerritorial Veterinarian or tho localLive Stock Inspector Immediately upon the arrival of any ship, of the pres-

ence on board It any, of live, domesticanimals. Including poultry nnd dogs,when same Is Intended to be landedIn this Territory and shall upon arrival of any ship furnish tho InspectIng officer with a list of the numbciand kind of animals taken on boardfrom any port outsldo of this Tcrrltory, the number and kind destined foitho Territory, the names of tho own- -

era or consignees, and a report ns totho condition of health and cases ol.cuch ceitlficnto the anlmnls shall besickness or death among the antraali tested upon nnlval In tho sarao nun-whil-

on board. nor ns prescribed for horse stock.If necessary to remove ouch animals ' If nny llorEO 8locli 8lia11 bo founJ ,,T

before tho arrival of tho Insnerinr thc Territorial Veterinarian or tho lo- -they must bo confined on the pier Iq cnl ,'lvo S,ocU InBPcctor- - Pn arrivalsuch a mnnner as-t- fnellimtn inn,.o..lu tno Territory, to be Infected withWon, but should lu no caso be turnedloore on the pier. Hogs and sheershall bo confined In temporary pens.

auio and horses shall be tied on thpier. No animal of any description " ul"lcr t!le "iP'rvlslon of tho Terrl--

nlloued to leave tho pier un ,tuila! Veleilnnrlan or the local Liveshalltil tho Territorial Veterinarian or local Live Stock Inspector has Issued acertificate of health permitting thelanding of tho animal or animals Inquestion.

In no case shall tho removal of llvanimals from the ship for Inspectloror other purposes, constitute a landIng until a certificate of health foisuch animals has been Issued.

Until further notice tho ports of Itonolulu, Oahu, and Hllo. Hawaii, shallconstitute tie only ports of entry forllvo stock and other animals for this'Territory.

Any violation of this regulation Is amisdemeanor.

This regulation shall take effect atonco.

C. S. HOLLOWAY,Executlvo Officer, Hoard of Agricul-

ture and Forestry.Approved September 11, 1905.

a. R. CARTER.( Governor.

317C-3- t

-- BOARD OF AGRICULTURE ANDFORESTRY, DIVISION OF ANI- -

W1AL INDUSTRY, TERRITORYOF HAWAII.

RULE AND REGULATION NO. 2.

INSPECTION AND TESTING OF IM-

PORTED LIVE STOCK, FOR

GLANDERS OR TUBERCULOSIS

In order to prevent tho further In-

troduction of glanders nnd farcy Intothis Territory It Is hereby orderedthat:

io horse stock (Including mules nndasses) shall bo admitted to the Terri-tory unless accompanied by a certifi-cate of health showing that, tho antmtlor animals In question have been sub-

mitted to the malleln test and found tobe free from glanders. Said test mustbo made and ccrtlQcato Issued by acompetent veterinarian whose nameappears upon tho list of graduatesirom. a recognized veterinary college

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anJ whosc professional standing Is satIsinctory to tills board. The test mustbo mrule nccordlnG to the rules of theterritorial Vclcrlnnrlau and recordedon blanks furnished by him for till?purpose.

If such animals shall not have beentested belore shipment they shall up-

on arrival In this Terrltoiy be placedIn quarantine and held there untilmullein tested under the supervisionof the Teriltorlal Veterinarian or thelocal I.lvu Stock Inspector and at theexpouTe of the owner.

Any pcrton contemplating the 1mof hone stock to this Terri-

tory (hall notify the Territorial Voter-Inar'n-

or tho local I.Ivc Stock Inspec-tor nnd obtnln from him the necessaryblanks nnd Instructions.

In order to prevent tho further Introduction of tuberculosis In cattle itIs hereby ordered, that:

Xo cattle above the age of sixmonths shall bo admitted to the Terri-tory unless accompanied by n certlQcate of health showing that the animalor animals have been submitted to thetubeicullff test nnd found to bo freefrom tuberculosis Tho said tostmust bo made under the same condlHon as those governing tho ImportO'

itlon of horse stock and be recorded onblanks furnished by the Territorial

i Veterinarian. If unaccompanied by

R,nn,,ers or ""' ca,t,o to bo Infectedj"'"1 ,lll)C'rc",0l8- - "10 fnme si"1" l''nMc,!l'tly destroyed and tho carcassl0,P' OI i '"e expense oi me own

Stock Inspector,Any violation of this regulation is a

misdemeanor,This regulation shall take effect at

once.C. S. HOLLOWAY,

Executive Officer, Hoard of Agricul-ture and Forestry.

Approved September 11, 1905.G. R. CARTER,

Governor.317C-3- t

BOARD OF AGRICULTURE ANDFORESTRY, DIVISION OF ANI

MAL INDUSTRY, TERRITORYOF HAWAII.

RULE AND REGULATION NO. 3.

CONCERNING GLANDEREDHORSE STOCK IN THE TERRI-TOR-

It having been brought to the noticeof this board that a contagious diseaseknown ns glanders and farcy prevailsamong the horse stock In various por-

tions of this Territory; therefore, In

caso any animal shows symptoms ofglanders, the owner or person havingcharge of the same, or any personhaving reason to believe or to suspectthat an animal has glanders shall im--

Inarlan or tho local Llvo Stock Inspector.

If tho Territorial Vetcrlnarlnn 01

tho local Llvo Stock Inspector decidesthat there Is reason ta believe an anlmat Is suffering from glanders ho shallat onco Isolate tho suspected nnlmnlor animals and cither submit them totho malleln test or remove them toquarantine, where they shall be keptunder observation until the nature oftho disease enn be definitely establish-ed.

All animals which upon examinationby the Territorial Veterinarian or thelocal Live Stock Inspector are foundto exhibit definite symptoms of gland-ers shall be destroyed and the carcass

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disposed of under the supervision ofone of tho above mentioned officers.

All other nnlmnls which have beenexposed to tho Infection by being Intho Rnnie stall, yard or premises, orwhich In nny wny have come In con-tact with nn affected anlmn), shall bomiarantlncd for such period ns shallbo required by tho Territorial Veteri-narian or the local Llvo Stock Inspect-or, or submitted to tho mnllcln test.

The premises where affected ani-mals have been kept shall bo dlslnfectcd under tho supervision of thoTerritorial Veterinarian or tho localLive Stock Inspector.

All expenses In connection with thoexamination, testing, destroying anddisposing of affected animals, as wellas quarantine and disinfection, shallbe paid by tho owner.

Any violation of this regulation Is amisdemeanor.

This regulation shall tako effect atonce.

C. S. HOLLOWAY.executive (Vfleer, Hoard of Agricul-

ture and Forestry.Approved September 11, 1905.

0. It. CARTER,Governor.

317C-3- t

HOLIDAY NOTICE.

All Territorial Offices will be closedon Saturday, September ICth, Regat-ta Day, which Is a legal holiday.

A. I,. C. ATKINSON,Secretary of Hawaii.

The Executive Rulldlng, Honolulu,September 4th, 1005.

3171 Sept. C, 9. 14.

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REAL ESTATE TRAN3ACTION8.

Entered for Record Sept. 13, 1905,'From 10:30 a. m. to 4 p. m.

Unplolanl Est Ltd to Tang Chang... LHugh McCorrlston to Emma Kotley

ltdRobert Law to John Pulaa HelJ Allrod Magoon to John Putaa ...Re!Kahanu Plnao (w) to Edwin K Stonu

PAEntered for Record Sept. 14, 1905,

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A Sunday at Nawlllwlll Social NewsSherlock Holmes and loads of

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DEX, published In the 8aturdy Bulle-

tin and the Weekly Edition, gives aconcise and complete resume of all le-

gal notices, calls for tenders, judg-

ments, building permits andreal es-

tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,75 cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,$1 oer year.

Blank books of all sorts, ledgers,tc, manufactured by the Dulletln Pub-

lishing Ccsipany.

SHIPPING sNTELIMNCE

TIDES.I ? r J Moon

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Full moon Sept. 13th at 7:39 a. m.Tho tides at Kahuhil and Hllo oceur

about an hour earlier than at Hono- -'fulu.

Hawaiian Standard Time Is loh 30mslower than Greenwich time, beingthat of tbu meridian of 157.30. Tnetime whistle blows at 1:30 p. m., whichIs the same as Grcenwlsh. Oh Om.

ARRIVED.

Thursday, SepL 14.Stmr. Maul, Parker, from Maul ports,

at C a. m.

DEPARTED.

Wednesday, Sept. 13.Am. bark Annie Johnson, for San

Francisco.Sclir. Chas. Levi Woolhiirv. Harris.

for Laysan Island. ,Ger. cruiser .Condor, Ilegns, for Sa-

moa.

8AILINQ TODAY.

Stmr. Knual. Pedcrson. for Kauaiports, B p. m.

1 1SAILING TOMORROW.

Stmr. Mauna Loo, Slmcrson, forMaul nnd Hawaii ports, noon.

Stmr. Maul. Parker, for Maul norts.E p. m.

ARRIVING TOMORROW.

O. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, from SanFrancisco, at S a, m.

BOOKED TO DEPART.

For Maul ports per stmr. Maul, Sep- -tAmtint- - 1R,, Im t. r,. . ......t.iiuw .mid. oiain, ,D. IUIIWU,A. J. Froltas, R. A. Corbnley, tT. P.Rochfort, Mrs. A. S. I'rcscott.

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DEWSAYS ASHFORD

d ra SAILOR

Tho famous matter of tho petitionof John F. Golburn that tho Walalualands of the R, W. Holt estate bo soldto J. R. Gait for $108,000 came up thismorning before Judge Lindsay, A fa-

mous array of legal talent graced thoscene, representing tho various partiesInterested In tho matter. Among themwero C. W. Ashford, A. G. M. Rob-ertson, Geo. A. Davis, Lorrln Andrew.1). L, Wlthlngton, C. A. Long, E. A.C. Long, W. C. Achl, C. R. Hcmcn-wa- y

and others.Ashford spoke In favor of the peti-

tion. Tho characterization of thoproperty as realty or personal estate,lie said, depended on the way In whichIt camo Itno the executor's hands. Itwas not originally a corpus of tho

but had been bought from moneysecured from tho personal estate. Ifthe property was personalty, thcro wasno virtue In tho objection made to thosalo on tho grounds that tho court sit-ting In probato had no Jurlsdctlon.

"Might you not go still further thanthatT" said the Court. "Would It. IfMich was tho case, bo necessary to petltlon tho Court?"

Ashford said that tho petition wasmade mostly on account of tho Intend-ing purchaser, who. If ho paid a largosum of noncy for tho property, wantedto bo sure that tho sale was legallymade.

Ashford went on to ray that thosewho objected to tho petition couldhave no standing n court unless theyshowed their Interest

"J. W. Austin, who mado the R. W.Holt will, drow It like a drunken sail-

or," said Ashford In this connection."He did more mischief in his buslnccathan any other man holding a IIcciibolo practice I havo over como ncross.

Ashford went on to demonstiate thattho objectors could show no Interest,as they claimed It through people whowero still living, and a living mancould have no heirs. If Colburn hada llfo Interest In the Intoino of thocstato, ho had a light to Insist on Itsbeing administered ns profitably as possible. If he could show that the salewould be profitable, tho petition shouldbe granted.

Robertson, Davis, Hemcnwny andAchl all spoko opposing the sale ontho grounds that the property werereal estate, and the court at probate hadno Jurisdiction to order the administrator to sell real estate, except fortho purpose of paying debts, which wasnot tho case here. Ashford repliedshowing that It was a question as towhether the property should bo classedas realty or personalty. Wlthlngton,who Is said to represent the Interestsof the Walaluu Agricultural Co, alsospoke In favor of the sale. Tho courtfinally decided to take the matter un-

der consideration.

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Tho Metropolitan Meat Co, will closotheir shops on Saturday, SeptombeiIn, Regatta Day, at noon. Wagons

jlenvo tho shop with last delivery at 9o'clock a. m. 3178-2-

NOTICE.

Registered Warrants of the Terrltory of Hawaii will be received nt facevalue, without discount, by tho undersigned Dnnks, from Sept. 15th to No'15th, 190G.

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HAWAII.3178- -

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEFirst Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. AtChambers; In Probate. In the Mnttorof tho Estate of Ng Fawn, deceased.Order to Show Causo on Administrator's Application to ScllTteal Estate.On reading nnd filing the petition ofNg Ping, administrator of tho cstatoof Ng Fawn, prnlng for nn order ofsale of certain real estate belongingto said estate, that certain pleco orparcel of land situate In Hauhaukol,Honolulu, Oahu, R. P. 71C7. said plecobeing particularly described In thesaid petition, Probate Record No. 370C,to which refqrenco Is hereby specifi-cally made, a'nd setting forth certainlegal reasons why such real estateshould be sold, to wit: that tho person-al property of said estato Is Insuffi-cient to pay tho debts; It Is hereby or-

dered that tbo heirs and next of kin ofbdld deceased and all persons Interest-ed In tho said estate, appear beforothis Court on Monday, the 25th day ofSeptember, A. D. 1903, at 10 o'clocka. m., at tho court room of this court,In tho Judiciary Rulldlng, then andthere to show cause why an ordershould not bo granted for the salo ofsuch estate. And It Is further orderedthat a notice of this order bo publish-ed in tho Evening Dulletln, a newspa-per published In Honolulu, on Septem-ber 14, 18, 20, 22 aud 23, 1905.

Dated nt Honolulu. Sept. 14th, 190G.

ALEXANDER LINDSAY, JR,2nd Judge of the Circuit Court of tho

First Circuit.Attest WM. R. SIMS,Clerk of tho Circuit Court of tht

First, Circuit.A. S. Humphreys, Atty. for Petition-

er.3178 Sept. 14, 18, 20, 22, 23.

U. S. WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE.

September 14, 1905.

Temperatures 0 11. m., 73; 8 a. m..7G; 10 a. in., 79; noon, 81; morningminimum, 73.

Dnromeler, 8 a. m 30.03; nbsolutohumidity, 8 n. m., G.GCo grains per cu-

bic foot; rclatlvo humidity, 8 a, m., CS

per cent; dew point, 8 a. m 03.Wind C n. m velocity 15, direction

N.E.; 8 n. m velocity 8, directionN.E.; 10 a, ni velocity 9, directionN.E.; noon, velocity 9, direction N.E.

Rainfall during 24 hours ended 8 a.m., Trato.

Total wind movement during 21hours ended at noon, 179 miles.

m 1

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Fiom Maul ports per stmr. Maul,September 14. Keo Fill, Ah You, C. J.Cooper, Mrs. K. W. Cooper, M. Kudo,

,Mr. Wasalchl, C. Wilcox Jr., J. Kirk-lan-

W. C. Shields, Mrs. C.Mrs. Sellandcr, Miss Ida Keo-Isto-

Mrs. S, E, Damon and three,children, J. P. Cooko and wife andfour children and four servants; T. A.Hayes, E. C. Brown, Geo, Ordway,wife and child; II. Olado and wife, R.C. Scarlo, Miss M. Punahclo, W. E.

jshaw, J. II. Wilson, L. M. White-hous-e,

W, Lucas and CO deck.

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Largest stock of School Text HooksIn Honolulu, and sold at cost prionwan, wicnois. company.

JAS. F. MORGAN847-85- 7 KaaiiumanEi Slrast.P. O. BOX 694. TEL. MAIM 7

Auction SaleFRIDAY, SEPT. 15, 1605,

AT 10 A. M,At my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu

Street, I will seU1 Surrey Hack,1 Phaeton, ,

1 Candy Wagon, I

1 "Kroegcr" Tiano, " '1 "Stclnway" Piano,

Typewriter Desk and Chair,FURNITURE, , ,

Plants, , 5 1

Ferns,Dry Goods, ',Etc., Etc.

JAS. F. MORGAN,AUCTIONEER.

AT AUCTION

CANARIES!CANARIES I '

FRIDAY, 3EPT. 15, 1905,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,

At my salesroom, S17 KaahumanuStreet, I will sell

15 I'lne German Canaries.Also

1 NEW "SIN'GKR" DROP-HEA- D

SKWINO MACHINE.

J.S. F. MORGAN,Auctioneer.

MORTGAGEForeclosure Sales,

At my salesroom, 857 KaahumanuStreet, Honolulu, I will sell on follow-

ing dntes at noon of such days,VALUADLE PROPERTIES,

as follows: 'SEPTEMDER 23, 1905, -

Poluea and D. Kalauokalanl,Kohnla Land Co., Ltd., Assignee,Lands nt Kapualol, Molokal,

Lands nt Kohala, Hawaii.SEPTEMDER 3d, 1903.

Kakallna Halna and husband to Wm.

Henry,Lands at Hceln, Koolaupoko, Oahu.

John D. Holt, Tr., nnd wife to Mrs.

Ireno II Holloway, Trustee;Lands on tho beach at Kohalawal,

Honolulu.William II. Tell to J. O. Waller,Land situated on King St.. Honolulu,Lands at Pawaa, Honolulu,Lands on Kallhl road, Honolulu.

JAS. FrMORGAN," Auctioneer.

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