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Ventura Mar. 29 i!Korea Mar. 31

From Vancouver!Moana .....Apr. 9 J!

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'

V. J. Coclho, secretary of the Im-

provement Association of Walluku,' meeta with Qovernor Carter at i

o clock this afternoon to present amemorial of the people of Maul uponthe subject of Loan'Blllfor that Island. The Improvement As-

sociation at a meeting at Walluku lastvcelc thrashed over the list of appro-priations for Maul, settling upon elev-en Items which the citizens considernti most Important to be expended, atonce. The major portion of the moneyIti these eleven, Items Is for roads andthe Maul peoplo aro anxious that these

be made for more Im-

portant reasons than the expenditureof appropriation money In their midst.The possibilities of small farming onJUaiil Is limited now more by the lackof roads than anything else. Thebuilding of good roods will greatly

these smaller enterprises.The first Item which will be submit-

ted to the Governor Is the one of $35,-tiO- O

for a new court house. The word"county" In the bill renders It a mat-ter of doubt whether the Item Is available or not. It available, the peopleof Maul ask that a court house be erect-ed for them at once.

The second Is thejail Item ot J000. The present cala-boose has been condemned by theGrand Jury and Is In a very bad condi-tion.

Thirdly, the Item of 13000 for a firestation Is wanted. The first depart-ment Is getting In shape and will soonbe re.idy for the headquarters thisHem v.u Intended to cover.

Number four In the minds of Wal-luku peoi.le Is the 10,000 Iterator thethree mile road to lao, the Improve-ment of, which is much needed for tour-ist travel as well as for the encourage-ment of suiull farmers.

Number live on the list Is forbrldgeson the road from Walluku to Maalaeabay and carries an appropriation ot

AWAITING OUTSIDE MEMBER8

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The caucus of Home Rulers whichwas to have been held this morningut 10 o'clock has been postponed untiltomorrow at 10 a. m., as some of thoprominent members from other parts ofthis Island, among them Paele, Olllnnd Kou, have been unable to arrivein the city.

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Emmissary FronvRauiOn Loan Appropriation

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Confers With Governor

Appropriations

improvements

recommendation

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$3000. This Item covers a half dozensmall bridges,

Tbo road from Maalaea bay toIs also wanted, at a cost of

$3000; $2000 Is asked for the Lahalnaroad to Ukumchame. Another roadfrom Honolua to Honokahau, estimated to cast $7000, Is placed as eight Inimportance. Number nine Is the toadfrom Honokahau to Walhee, the appro-priation bolng $10,000. One of themost Important Items Is the road fromPeabl to Kallua, appropriation $13,000.Last but not least on the list Is theroad from Kallua to Nahlku, appropria-tion $40,000.

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A slight earthquake startled the people of Honolulu at 7:30 this morning.The disturbance came In one distinctshock and caused light articles onshelves to rattle. The observation otI.ydecker, the meteorologist, was madeat 7.39. This Is the second shock feltlu Honolulu within a few months.

buzzell-aVina- .

The wedding of P. C. Duzzcll andMiss Mlnnlo K. Aklna took place Sat-urday evening at their new home InKalmukl, in the presence of a selectcompany of friends, Rev. W. Wcster-ve- lt

officiating. The bride Is the daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Aklna andwas educated at the KamchamehaGirls' School. Mr. Duzzcll Is the localrepresentative ot the Singer Mnaufac- -turtng Co.

MOHICAN SAILS.

The American bark Mohican sailedfor San Francisco this morning at 10o'clock. She had on board a cargo of1245 tons ot sugar. Captain Kelly, ofthe Mohican, was exceedingly glad toget to sea. His vessel has been In Ho-

nolulu since January 23 and was almostbecoming a waterfront flxturo. TheMohican carried as a passenger forSan Francisco Alex. B. Watson, whountil quite recently was In charge ofthe Insurance department ot the vontlanun.Young Company.

BORN.

LYCURGUS In this city, April 4, 1904,to tho wife ot George A. Lycurgus, adaughter.

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"For 8ale" carda at Bulletin office.

JESUITS THAT SUI

. m tn season, the wearer, and 1

I I the wearer'a purse bear this ' I I

I I famous mark RJ I

jljredpenjainin5( 1111

. jAAKERSMEWyoRK , IiIB , A BENJAMIN ready to- J

IB ' wear, Suit MUST fit you per- - ,"; ;"I feetly because It la measured 4 f ml 'IB on a model ol your figure, J ' VI'IB xaeUy a though made to mlIB your flrder. The fabrics are m I

' 1 1 B rteVvxel'uilve, and l, . I ,

f IB yvefUnrunlc In the BENJAMIN "

'IK PWRL,p,cUI pr0e,M.b'" allI' II forrThfytya.eut The tailor- -

Jm' lng ' xeJJtedln sanitary !WAwt I workrooms1 by "salaried artl- - aBVj"

AfK'J aan-V- jot by hasty, alovenli4jfj u( 'jBBjsjyj

sjBfsV ' A ouaranteV.wlth every garment. sjjsjj"r(MTWm We afs eotiiSellers here. (Agent) VBlyM TheKashCo Ld. y

" Use ov lose " is nature's motto. It also applies to

Evening,, HONOLULU, TEKR1TOBY OF HAWAII, MONDAY. APEIL 4.H)oI

(001 KNTmm

New Name To Go To theSenate For Health

President

NOTHING TO DO WITH

RETRENCHMENT POLICY

OOCTOR CANNOT DEVOTE ENTIRETIME TO BOARD GOVERN-

OR'S LETTER ENDINOTHE MATTER.

The Board of Health Is holding nncxecutlvo session this afternoon on thematter of the Governor's request toplace the expenses ot the Board withinhis estimates. It Is possible that several members ot the Board may resign.

This morning Governor Carter accepted Dr. Cooper's resignation asPresident of the Board ot Health asthe Governor desires to appoint to thepresidency of the Board one who willdevote all his time to duties of the of-

fice. Following Is tho letter:April 4. 1904.

Or. C. B. Cooper, President of theBoard of Health, Honolulu.

Dear Sir: As It becomes necessaryfor me at this session ot the Legisla-ture to send In the names of the ap-

pointees which require tho approvalof tho Senate, and In view of the factthat you liavo emphatically stated thatIt would bo Impossible for you to giveour entire time to Board of Health

natters, (which I believe to be essential to the best Interests ot tho Teirl-tory- ),

and as It would not be fair tothe Senate to send In your name, know-lu- g

that you would not, tinder suchiiindltlons servo bejond the, end ot thoiicsslon, I conclude it Is best to 'ac-cept your resignation at this time, and

j once u. ascertain can N. Kauakahl.outameu position secretary:

the ensuing period.Let me assure you that this course

has absolutely nothing to do with theattitude of the Board In referencethe reduction of expenditures. That I

nod tliofailure on part of Board tolully recognlzo the graIty of our finan

situation, In comparison withduties as a Board charge on thePublic Health.

take this opportunity to expressmy pernocnal appreciation of tho cor-dial relations that have always existedbetween us, feel confident that theywill so continue.

It may perhaps be possible to fill

provenbe

served by precedenfset.Very sincerely yours,

(Signed) CARTER,Governor.

Yoarcough can becured

Why you allow a cough to trou-ble when speedy1 canhad a quarter? The question arises"What to take?" Yen cannot farwrong taking nat thousands ofothers aro taking and And satisfactory.

Is the

PUTNAM'S CHERRY

COUGH COMFORT

recommend It Effective,6fe..?Vhat more could you de--

slroT la' safe Tor andused than asy In

homes where there aro Smallsize, Family slzo, 50.

SuccessfulPhotography

on the ability of theoperator. Long experience,

methodsful work shown our abil-ity make best portraitsof young.

Rice &, Perkins, Photographers

BulletinADVERTISING

HAVE CROSSED THE YALU

Artillery Force

Coming In MayfAsjoelatod Press Special Cable.

WASHINGTON, C, April 4. The companlea of Coast Artillery nowstationed at Honolulu will be relieved In May by the Twenty-eight- and d

Companlea new stationed at the Presidio.

M010KA1 RiPttlPRECINCT CLUBS ORGANIZED

AND MAGISTRATE. VOTED FOR

JUDQE KALUA POSTPONE3 ALLHIS COURT CASES TILL JUNE

ACTION CAUSESA FLURRY.

Walluku, Maul, April 2. Tho trip ofGeo. E. Cooper, representative of theMaul Republican party, to Molokal,bas borne fruit. He has succeeded InInjecting new vim Into Pukoo andHalawa districts with tho result thattho Republican rolls In these placeshave been raised to a membership of43 42 respectively, a meet-ing was held at Halawa on Monday,March 28. The meeting place wajwell filled with men, women and chil-dren. The me-- '.lug vo'.tl the lollow-In-

as otllcers of Halawa PrecinctClub: Sol. It Knallhlkatia (Fuller).

ufsm ui wno President: S. vice nres.do to take tho for, juent: Joel Nnkaleku. A. It

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appropriateo'clock,

arrested

Apana.

Apana, threatening

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Slapoffskl,

loversconcert

Hourso Thursday, the 7thMadame crowded

hear onceto the

not to

MOONSHINER8.

Mart Walalua

okolehaorun bymen attemptsthe police to capture them.

up thotake

fancy

Phone,White ,

the"In

Kane, assistant secretary; Rev. Ka- - frontier he was molested pnlyaiouani, .once, drunken rowdy,

S. W. Hlonn with officers for a tenderfoot,executive, committee. As bo not- - with bade his treat, the

BtrOtlfX Ucmnrrnta nnrl Tlnl. Ma .Avnlviir. M.hllA nIJ I . .. . ' . ". : , .... ... - .wvltV.-- , W.tWV H" " "' "uuui irum U'crs Henilbl ran nnrlv.i mnn lnnka.1

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control higher Republican retnrns at nnd friends there. He gottho elections, tho apparently to yield to tho Inevitable.papa incuons can uo over mentally tho while n

sens eof tho wns exe--taken to their choice for resident cutlon in the oldDistrict Magistrate. Tho voting next Instant tho againstX,J'l' Mahoc' iflj t10 and measured his length

," ' ,

I the door. Ills pistols off harm--voting stood as fol- - tssly In tho nlr. He his eyes

lows: J. H. Mnhoe, 23: D.JIcCorrlston. if, nn,i tho rnnl-..v..- i

position quite so competent I Roy. Kaal, M. K. Nakulna, 4: standing bristling with fight,u man as you have yourself land 2. It be seen,' while the

be, but public Interests will . thnrafnrn lAa rat.nn b.III . . .. mwuuu calmly.

the

GEORGE

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children.25(S;

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a scrvca mm rBht- - oho affections Molokal voters nnd tncre gave u

? ""T h" Mr-- noevell to bed un-hi- m

notwithstanding. L...1.....1Is no do u7o expVerit: ml Zlsacrificed for party

Many,, of the Maul cxecutlvo committee aro favor ot Maglsirato.

W. J, Coelho, clerk of the SecondCircuit Court, goes to Honolulu todav,Chas. Wilcox act as deputy clerkcuring uoeino a absence.

Mr. Coelho his report asmaster to oxamine annual ac-

counts of N. K. Kcola,of the estato of Kreil. Scholtz, of

on April 1, Receipts amount-ed to

leaving a balance ot $50.12 toaccount. Judgo Kalua ac-

counts approved as andallowed tho master a fcoof twenty dol-lars.

On tho day, Judgo Kalua or-

dered all pending continued untilMonday, Juno C, 1904. Coko

ias three things to and Case noted objections, and forAgreeable

llttld'onceothor

surrendered

while, the In tho courthouse had tho semblance of a tempestIn a teapot. The CourtIts happy demeanor all wasserene.

Rev. Wm. Ault will Easter senvjcts at Walluku Episcopal Church

(Sunday). Holy communionat 7 a. m. morning servicewith sermon and music at,11

Nomura, a Japanese, wasthis forenoon by Captain Parker andOfficer He la alleged to havefor somo time past made miser-able for Klcha, a Japanese womanT.orklng for by

nn kill her on various occasions. HeIn now being held for Investigation.

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Tokuda, a was brought totown from Walalua this forenoon bySheriff Andrew Ho Is alleged tolme a Tokuda waslocked up at tho police station,

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MADAME

Madame whose soul otsong has so delighted Honolulu music

on a previous occasion, willglvo a farewell at the Opora

on Instant.Is assured a house,

for those have dhcrwill long repeat pleasure, whileany were unablo to attend beforewill endeavor again miss the

AFTER

McDuffle Dan Rcncarwill for In thotrain this afternoon. They Intend toraid an still which has been

Japanese for some time. Thcsohavo eluded several of

Tho stillIs far In tho mountains anddetectives will have to an

ride to reach It.

To arrivo ex S. S. Alameda,Oregon Burbnnk potatoes and Califor-nia Oranges. Gertz Bros.

3231.

ROOSEVELT'S

Jacob nils tells this story ofPresident: all Mr. Roosevelt's lite

J. on thotreasurer. and then by a

constitute who took hlra andmay a curse at

eU. Tlnmn I.n!nt nf twnl"""u" JO rnnmfnl nf..,,.. on.

and with their may Roosevelt was townhad

If Kalau- -

narmontzed. practicingTho meeting also famous that had dono

Harard days. Thestood bully crashed

18' Rov onJ: 4' wentTho at Pukoo opened

jour with 7: D. 2; overPala Nakl, may crowd

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Attorneys

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Japanese,

Cox,stolen cow.

who

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Underfoot 'full of holes'.

Special Sale

Special Sale

Special Sale

New lines of Fine

stolidly

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Thcro

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Ls.

NEGLIGEE

SHIRTSJust arrived and will.be soldKatfrom $1.25 to $2.00 while thcy'liSuft

Levingston & CO,,

Young Bldg,, 1071 Bishon street

Have your Goods Shipped by

WELLS, FARGO & GO,

EXPRESS

"For Rent" cards on sale at Bulletin Masonle Temple. Tel. Blue 681.

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Beyond the YaluAssociated Press Special Cable.)

SHANGHAI, China, April 4. Japanese scouts today entered the townWIJu and met opposition. Russians annarentlv !

beyond river.

Coal Barons In

Supreme CourtAssociate Prosa Bpoclal Cablo.J

WASHINGTON. D.-- April 4 The 8upreme Court handed down aIn the Coal case today. The Court holds In favor of the Inter-Stat- e

Commerce Commission that the coal railroad contracts admissibleas evidence.

Atoff Claims

Damage Is SmallTIENT8IN, China April 4 Viceroy Alexleff says that the damage done

the Port Arthur fleet by the Japaneee Is very slight.

Cigar Factories

Going In SmokeWE8T TAMPA, Fla., April 4 A terrible fire Is sweeping through thedistrict where the large cigar factories, of this city located. Twelveblocks have already been destroyed and the fire has not been checked.

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tremely beautiful VrM stylish.number shapes different.

prices but space porralls only toolici''descrlbo'ojir handsomri

"" LEIGESTER'V PCE $5.5- 0-

mado patent' kid withfull Inils heel ana fastetWilth croiastraps, lleautlfully embroidered withJet beading. Solo Is hand turned andflexible. All Easter Btyles now beingshonn,

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TWC HVENlNd BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. II.. MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1904.

Is your house In-

sured ? 'And your

fnrniture ?

Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,

Limited,

Insurance Department,

Will be glad Mo

write policies for

you,

MASONIC TEMPLE

WEEKLY CALENDAR.

MO.NDAVHawaiian Stated.

rUIIMUAY

WRflNBHOAVEastern Star Annlvertary.

'CHL'HflDAVRose Croix Installation.

I'NIOAYHawaiian Second Degree.

HATIIMUAYHawaiian Consistory 31st

Degree.

All visiting members of theorder are cordially Invited to d

meetings of local lodges.

HARMONY LODGE, No, 3, I. 0. 0. F

Meets every Monday evening at 7:30In Harmony Hall, King street

W. F. HALL, X. O.,E. n. HENDRY, Secretary.

. All visiting brothers very cordiallyiiivlted.

MY8TIC LODGE, No. 2, K. of P.

Meets every Tuesday evening ntr:30 o'clock in Harmony Hall, Kingstreet Visiting brothers cordially In-

vited to attend.JOHN WALKER. C.C.F. WALDRON, K.R.S.

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

Meets every Friday evening at Har-mony Hall, King street, at 7:30. Mem'bers of Mystic Lodge, No. 2, Wm.

Lodge, No. 8, and visiting broth-ers cordially Invited.

C. M. WHITE, CO.,E. M. COLEMAN, K.ILS.

HONOLULU LODGE 618, B. P. O. E.

Honolulu Lodge No. 616, B. P. O. E.,will meet In their new ball, on Millerand Beretanla streets, evory Fridayevening.

By ordor of tho E. ILHARRY H. SIMPSON,

Secretary.F. E. THOMPSON, E.R.

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

Meets every Saturday evening atySO o'clock In Harmony Hall, KingJbeeL Visiting brothers cordially In-

vited to attend.H. T. MOORE. C.C.A. 8. PRE9COTT, K.R.S.

HONOLULU HARBOR, No. 54, A. A.of M. & P.

Mets on first and third Suneterevenings of eaek month at 7 o'doet atHarmony Hall. All sojourning breth-ren are cordially Invited to attend.

By opder Worthy Captain:FRHD. MOeHBR. C.C.

FIRE INSURANCE

The B. F. DILLINGHAM 60., Ltd,

General Agent for Hawaii

Atlas Aesuranoe Company of LondoePhoenix Assurance Co. of London.New York Underwriters' Agency.Providence Washington Insurance Co.fhenlx Insurance Co. of Brooklyn.

ALBERT RAASMANAGER INSURANCE DEPTMT.

Office 4th floor, 8tngenwld Bldg.

DR. ARCHIBALD N. SINCLAIR.

Offices Rooms 208-20- Boston build-

ing. Fort StreetTelephones Office Main 385; Resi-

dence, White 2861.

Hours 11 a, m. to 1 p. m.; 4 to 5

sun.; 7 to 8 p.m.; Sundays, 12 to 2 p.m.P. O. Box 801.

ZZ"P. He DUInette,Attorney-at-La- and Notary PublicAgent to Grant Marriage Licenses.Real Estate, Insurance, Collections.Office, 79 Merchant Street Honolulu.

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NEWENGLANDBAKERY

j, War.

In Baking Breadthere Is a great deal of discom-

fort. Tbo hot fires make It unpleas-ant, and the chance of having badbread makes It very trying. We takealt the work and worry oil your bands,and you have first-clas- s bread as a l.

Hands Dirty?Machine Grease Paint Ink?

Gre-Solve- nt

Makes Them Clean !

"Miles Ahead of Soap" 1

No Acids Harmless !

TRY IT.

Price lOc

FOR SALE BY

THE

Hollister Drug Co.,Limited.

Fort Street.

10 YEARS OLD.N!K Tho nit R lerd1ft) " w Kisky

KSlPWm'riflW

AM MfOriginal

rteapezis.;

To be had at IcaJIng Hotels and Restau-

rants In Loudon such as

The Carlton Hotel Prince's Hotel andand Restaurant Retaarjnt

Royal Palace Hotel, LanRham HotelKensington AnderU'ii's Hotel

The Savoy Hotel Hotel ContinentalClaridge's Hotel Hatchett's I'iccaJ'lvCafe Roval Frascatl's Rtstaur'tT,e Berkeley Hotel Romano'sHotel Cecil cni..s & PonJ. Ltdmperlal Restaurant I At ail their branches

The House f Lords,The House of Commons, etc., etc., etc.

And the

i. CRITERION II

OF HONOLULU

FOLLOWS TltBlR LBAD,

WHITE BRONZE

MONUMENTS

Qvff i Wlilte DromePabHc Mintil vnuw efKhfcl In flw U.b.All Mgrfm anj lasalpttifc ru li ralwi lttvrttnJ cisi cm fisv.

Wlilw lirunce ' pret-tier, cliMper, Jtn4 tnufdufaMej than any ttutie,K Mors J ty th ScOntiticAmeri can.

Call an4 wt Mtnpltouk with 00 bMUtlflildttlgr.

H. CANNON,Sot Agent (or tha

Oftict cor. Kingin4 Uctlicl. liox i,

TO NUUANU PROPERTY

OWNERS.

We will do your sewer connectionslor Thirty Cent a Foot. Ste uson the work.

Lord & Belser,GENERAL CONTRACTORS.

P.O. Box 990. Tel. Blue 548.

PAUAHI STREET, NEAR RIVER.

Get our1 prices fop fine f utnlture first. Beautiful fora holiday gift.

River Mill Co.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Head "Wants" on page 6.

IIOCK 11121311 at tho PantheonSaloon.

Mrs, II. L. Scott Is recovering fromn long Illness,

Just off the steamer, flvo titles new-est books, Arlclgh & Co.

ltubber tires put on nt lowest pricesat Schuman's, Young llutldlng.

No sham nbout the hot lunch at tbSham Hock Saloon, Nuuanu St.

Geo. Kaiser, of Honokaa, Hawaii,i coniined nt the Queen's hospital.

Harmony Lodgo, No. 3, 1. 0. O. P.,meets tonight at 7:30 In Harmony Hall.

Thoso shooting tournament prizesare in our window. Woods & Sheldon,91 King St,

General Armstrong's new book,Around the world with a king, at Wall,Nichols Co.

A good horseshocr can get n position by applying to the Walmea Stable,Ltd., Walmea, Kauai.

The Ullto Ice Cream Parlors are nowserving their Justly celebrated Icecieam at 10 cents a plate.

Try a bottle of Honolulu Drcwlng &Malting Co.'s famous "bock" beer. Alsoon draught at all bars.

Sewing machines cleaned and re-

paired nt Watson & West's, 162 Hotel.Machines called for nnd delivered.

Kingcup tho Hon. Messenger Service,425 Main. Joo Fernandez, Mgr. OldTerritorial stand. Open day and night.

H. M. Hard.nge. o Is to establishn United States weather bureau In Ha'wall, will leave the mainland earlyIn .May.

Miss JhirBtirct Vflllnmi of Hllo,who Is attending Kainchamclia, hasresumed her school work utter secmldays In the hospital.

Tho funeral of .Mrs. Elizabeth A.Weight, who died suddenly Saturday,was held yesterday afternoon, Rev.W. M. Klnenid officiating.

P. Mntuicc McMahon has rccocrcdlrc in mi Illness that has kept himin the hospital for some time and willgo to Kutmukl In a day or two to con.valesce. i

The cnuunl conference of the Mor--

at Lale, with delegates present fromiifly churches, 'ihc session will lastthree days.

The best rubber tire plant and rubbernt Scliumuu's, Young Rulldlng.

Every boy and girl ought to hne aIliowulc Camera, grown folks, too, forthat mutter. They take excellent plc- -

tuics and cost only 1 at HonoluluI'buto-Siippl- y Co.

Wing Sing Loy received by the Alameda a new lino of dry nnd gents'furnishing goods, bedspreads, lawns.ribbons, hosiery, boys' enps, tiunliH,Bilk' hundkcrcblefs.

The new yacht Irish, owned by Sor- -ciiBon & l.ylo, capsized during a racoIn Pearl Lochs yesterday afternoon.Tbo launch Wntcrultch wmt to thu

"8 ninety-nin- e Per cent of tholescue. saved the crew and lighted tho',lnce,yiicut.

The Mcnmcr I.ehun arrited fromMaul, Molokut and Lannl ports ut 7:30

. .... . "'",", '"""7217cargo: sheep.UiHfca lull., uu liujja ui.u uu 1'utn.ibiaundrles.Tho dry goods house of E. W. Jor- -

dun & Co. will occupy quarters nextto the Island Meat Co. on sticctwhile tho building formerly occupiedby that concern is undergoing a general overliauung.

Among the passengers who arrivedin tho steamer Lvliua last Saturdnyuvcuing tveru ueprcseninuve J. raKa- -K'kn, who comes to uttend the Bpeclul

ctsslon of the Legislature, and SheriffHitchcock of Molokal,

Thi' U. S. S. Iroquois started forMidway Island last Saturday night but

10 repalri.,,luBlan ,lect slnk " "tc"crc1

cyllmlpi- - luting broken. The Honolululion Works are making the repairs.

General C. PercyMorse, of the American-Hawaiia- n S.K Co., lias a wireless meesagetiom Hllo stating the S. S. Texan leftthat poit for Delaware Breakwater lustFriday evening with a cargo of 10,913tons bugar.

"KottdylDow" Is no longer knownby that by more eleganttitle of "The Ahktind ofUblu f id iu Kohn & Kano of Now York,ownen of tho play, unnounces thechange. Thero Is be u rehearsal ofthe icnamcd attraction at ProgressHull tonight.

Owing to the death of Mrs. Weightlast Saturday, tho wedding of MUs ,

Murgaiet Thomas and Mr. WilliamSdimldt ttlll be a private one thisetenlng ut the home1 of Mrs. Ashfordon Deretanla street. Plans had ueenmade to have the wedding at CentralUnion Church. MUs Schmidt, a bisterof the groom, came up from Hllo tobe present at ceremony.

The steamer W. O. Hall arrived fromKauul ports jesterday with 0000 bagssugar, 18 kegs nails, 32 bundles hidesand 32 packages sundries. The fol-

lowing sugar reported at Kauai portsleady for shipment: K. S. M., C000bags; V. K., 800; Male, 0200; O. & II.,2M0; Mel!.. K. P.. 2000; H. 12,000;G. F.. 7SS9, and K. S. Co., 231 bat's;making u total of 40.ST3 bags.

The steamer Claudlne brought threeprisoners from Maul yesterday. Theyarc to serve terms in Oahu pilson asfollows; Thlguta, eighteen months,for rape;. John Keawe, five years, formanslaughter, and lleraon Conception,bIx months, to keep the peace. A de-

crepit Hawaiian was also sent overwith request from Sheriff Baldwinthat he be placed in Lunalllo home. '

kttjLfe . .,-- ',&, 4Jk& &rsM

(Associated Press Cable.

THIBET QUESTION GRAVE.London, April 3. The Thibet ques

tion overshadows that of the Russo-Japane-

war. There Is general regretand npprehenslon lest serious compli-

cations with HusbIa and China shallensue. Tho opposition sharply at-

tacks the Government's Thibet policy.

BRITISH ADVANCE.Paris, April 3. The British advance

In Thibet attracts genernl attention.It believed to be duo to Russia'spreoccupation.

ACHINE8E KILLED.Amsterdam, April 3. The Dutch

troops in northern Sumatra, lately en-

gaged an Intrenched body of Achlnese,killing GIL The Dutch lost three killedand twenty-fiv- e wounded.

GUARD TO MIDWAY.Washington, Apill 3. A mnrlno

guard of twenty men has been orderedto Midway to protect propertythere.

FIRST SPANISH MINISTER.Havana, April 3. Gaylan de Ayala,

tho first Spanish Minister to Cuba, hasarrived.

TRAIN RELEASED.Seoul. April 3. The American specie

Ik'ra'n from the ln.which was held up south of Anju, hasbeen released.

ANTI-JEWIS- RIOT8.St. Petersburg, April 3. And- - Jew-

ish riots are portended at Klelf andOdessa.

RU88IAN DOGS OF WAR.Seoul, April 3. The Russians aro

utilizing trained dogs as army mes-sengers.

RAILROAD ABANDONED.Irkutsk, April 3 Tho railroad across

TjiIia llnltnl lino liann nlmmlnnail Timlico is breaking up. During the opera-tion of this temporary road it hasttansported 100,000 men and C00O

norsps'

SENG CHENG OCCUPIED.Toklo, April The Japanese ad

vance guard has occupied Seng Cheng,forty miles south of WIJu. Seng ChengIs the strongest place between WIJunnd Plngyang,

The ice in the Yalu lher is disap-pearing.

TRANSPORTS AT CHEMULPO.Seoul, April 4. Kite transports with

men and horses for the constructionoi tho Seoul-WIJ- u railway havo arrivedat Chemulpo.

YINKOW 18 SAFE.Ylnktnv, April 4. It Is not believed

Unit the Japanese will bombard this

.i'ujiiiiuuun is uiuucsc.

PRESIDENT JUDGE PARKER.Albany, April 4. David U. Hill, In

on interview, stated that the New Yorkde,egalon t0 le St. I)u,8 convent,onwill bo Instructed for Judge Parker forPresident.

PRINCESS DEAD.London, April 4. The Princess Ed

ward, of Saxewelmar, dead.

GOVERNOR'S HOME BURNED,Ottowu, April 4. The residence ol

(Canada's governor general, (he Earlui .tu.uu, was uurneu 10 ino grounuThe family hud n escape.

TO SINK ALL VESSEL8.Vladivostok, April 4. Orders have

been git en to tho commander of the

COAL DISCOVERED.Port Arthur, April 4. Good coal de

posits hatu been, discovered in thevicinity of Port Arthur.

ALEXIEFF INSPECTS PORT.Port Arthur, April 4. Admiral Al

ctleff has inspected the defenses of theport. Everything Is reported

OVATION TO 8URVIVOR8.Schastopol, April 4. Tho survivors

of the sunken cruisers Korletz andVarlag were given a tremendous ova- -

Hon here.

PRESS BOAT RELEA8ED.Newchnnng, April 4. The press boat

which ws held by the Ilusslans haswen icieafeu. The itusslan com- -

'inniltr has explained that the boatns detained on account of its coming

Indirectly fiom Chemulpo.

THIBETIAN DI8CUS8ION.St. Petersburg, April 4. The Rus-

sian presses discuss Tbibetlau In-

cident dispassionately,

STUCK IN SEWER.

The sewer ditch on Lusltana street,a Itupld Transit car and a horsetanned un Interesting spectacle Satur-day. 'Die horse, hitched to a cart anddriven by a reckless Hawaiian, shiedand landed In the ditch, where It was1tt edged tight and Immovable. A pass-In- s

car attached a hawser to thehorse's neck and turned on a full cur-rent. Tho hoise's neck elongated togiraffe proportions and the car wheelskicked up sparks. The hawser parted

Land the horse was rescued by a blocknnd tackle.

The Evening Bulletin, 75 cent, permonth.

itturned to poit at a. m. for t0 "BSeIs

the tnlte stem of her intermediate entering the port nt night

Freight Agent

received

of

name, but thoSwat." A

to

the

is

M

thothe

Is

Island

1.

Is

narrow

quiet

the

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Any citizen of Hawaii planning aJourney which will take him through8an Francisco may have all arrangements made for railroad, sleeper, orhotel accommodations by the PacificCoast agent of the

Hawaii Promotion Committee.

No charge Is made for securing Pullman reservations hotel accommoda-tions, railroad tickets.

Consult Tourist Informstlon Bureau,Hotel Street, or

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The convening of the Legislaturethis week caused the Republican Central Committee at its regular monthlymeeting last Saturday night to changetho place and tlate of the TerritorialConvention to be held fo rthe purposeo selecting delegates to the NationalRepublican Convention at Chicago.The Teirltorlal Convention bad beenfixed at Hllo for Thursday, April 21.At tho meeting Saturday night it wasdecided to hold It in Honolulu, MondayApril 18. The change was mado byunanimous vote of those present. Members answering to the roll call wereChairman Crabbe, Chas. Williams ofHonokaa, II. C. Vlda Norman Wat-kin- s,

J. II. Fisher, Treasurer Kepolkal,Senator Achl, W. H. Hoogs, A. J.Cumpbell and James Lowls.

The vacancy 'caused by the denth ofSecretary W. H. Coney was filled bytbo election of W, II. Hocgs by a voteof 13 to 3, the three votes being costfor E. C. Winston.

J. II. Fisher reported on amend-rcent- s

to the rules which had beensubmitted by John C. Lane and Norman Watklns. Mr. Fisher embodiedboth suggestions in one amendment,which provides that proxies for thoexecutive committee may be given tomembers of the central and districtcommittees and to members of the lastTerritorial convention. The reportwas adopted.

Messrs. J. II. Fisher, W. C Achl andV. C. Winston were appointed a com-mittee to draft resolutions upon thedeath of Secretary W. H. Coney.

Dltference of opinion as to qualifica-tion to sit m the coming TerritorialConvention led R. N. Boyd to inquireIf a person may be a delegate from a

'precinct in which he Is not registered.Chairman Crnbbe stated that It hadbeen formerly decided that such could

J not bo the case. If a voter has movedirum me precinci in wnicu ne wasregistered and Ihas signed the precinctroll of his now precinct, he then maysecure a registration transfer whichqualifies him to vote In his new pre-cinct and to represent same in the con-

vention it chosen.

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ACCESSIBILITY. Every part of the Standard Gat Engine Is readilyremovable and accessible with the aid of an ordinary wrench andscrew-drive- r no special tools required. This Is a fact that will befully appreciated by those who have skinned their knuckles andbeen tempted to profanity by trying to get at the parttf of ether OasEngines. Can use either gasoline or distillate. Absolutely safe;always ready and willing to run. Makes no noise and easy to atartand keeps going, and the earns can be said of the Stationary. Wewill Install our Marlns and Stationary Engines and guarantee to runthem and will do all kinds of repair work. For full particulars In-

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ISLAND MEATS. Also, Garden Produce of all kinds; Butter, Eggs, Chick-ens, Turkeys, Sucking Pigs, Bacon, Ham; In fact, everything that A FIRST-CLAS- S

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Sales

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NOTICE TO DOCTORS.

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This carefulness in regard to fit is demonstrated in purne muslin underwear. Every petticoat is shaped at thetop ; corset covers are so modeled in front as to take outthe bunchlness at the waist and every garment is made tofit pzrfectly. .

The stitching and materials are the best and the stylesthe very latest from New York.

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v

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In corset covers, perhaps most of all do we ex-

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rwrewi' mijumfpi mj'!1" inwpiyw11" ''VPJffyyW'W1 vwpww?5flp$

EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU; T. H., MONDAY, APRIL i, 1801. THREE

(HID 10 H FOR

OF

The Hoard of Health, falling to cutto the prescribed retrenchment lino Inltd estimates possible reduction, 'a Jammed house at Orphcum Sat.renders It necessary for the Governorto do the marking down. The followlug letters have passed on the subJect: ,territorial Board of Health, Hawaii,

Honolulu, H. T April 1, 1904.Hon. Geo. H. Carter, Governor, Ter-

ritory of Hawaii.Sir: On March 29th the Board of

Health addressed you regarding yourrequest for this Department to reduceIts expenditures to within $224,000 torthe period of twelve months.

Alter due deliberation, the Board ex-

pressed themselves as unwilling to beresponsible for the efficient runningthis department, under the sum aswas represented by an accompanyingschedule. Your return of said sched-ule, with Instructions that the cut mustcome within the sum of $224,000 Ismade possible only by the cutting outof the Kalaupapa Btore' which is anitem of $2S,000 for twelve months,which Is charged up against this and withoutDepartment, and the of thestore do not revert to the Treasury, nsu rredlt In favor of the BoardHealth, but as a government realiza-tion, therefore wo propose cutting outthis Item of expenditure which wev.ould gladly carry if duo crdelt wasgiven. The store is not run as a moneymaker for the government; a chargeof S per cent on the cost of goods Isall that 1 asked for, to pay expensefreight and

The Board would suggest some othermethod of running the store under thodirection of the Board of Health, thisdepartment seeing that only a fair rate,o: profit Is charged.

There has been a reduction In salaries right down the line where it hasbeen possible to reduce, without abol-ishing the' office.

Although It Is far preferable tor thelepers to have their meals at their ownhomes, still if it Is absolutely essentialfor a further reduction to be made, Ibelieve It to be possible to make a con-

siderable saving by the institution ofu commissary department at tho Set-tlement, which shall have charge of thofeeding of the In buildingserected fur this purpose.

I would again urge the necessity oftho to stand deck

of to flooded whichbe given the Legislature, recommended by this otherwise theboard of Health will be unable to cope

tho situation of reductions as requested If changes are made ridersor provisos are tacked on the variousItems.

I will explain In person nil detail.I have the honor to remain,

Respectfully yours,CHAS. D. COOPER, SI.

President of the Uoard of Health.

Governor Carter's response to theabove was as below:

April 2, 1904.To the President nnd Members of tho

Uoard of Health, Honolulu.The last recommenda- -

29th will w

lerruur, nur iu us ri'iircaeuiumeawho aro about assemble In a specialsession of tho Legislature.

In the first place, a crisis of thiskind

pub- -llc.splrltcd forego girls criminalthose In chargo of departments,efficiency of which, of hashad to reduced.

your resolution of 25,

thefind that unable,

after arduous labor in trying to solvethe to clearaccept the responsibility for the proper

still feel they take the rosponsiblllty of Hoard, always

of withdrawingmaking way for others

everything In their powerto tho

you Intend-

ed that the

Hong

Haso,

Ining of

departments to distinct.Under you

forced moment, to makeIn appropriations,

from tho start thothis could duno

Very respectfully,GEO.

at thaII. Jl.r.O S2 per

Fort street.

ii win mi

W OF SUCCESS

An aggregation of smart entertain.trs, tlio Nawns, completely satisfied

of tho

of

of

of

urday evening.From the opening motions of the

first "stunt" to the tumble of cur.on final effort, laughter, en

thuslasm, applause a cry for morokept throng tumultuous andwas not even standing room for a dullmoment or a dyspeptic criticism.

Vattdevillean versatility maintainedpleasure guage at tho limit all thu

way through.First the "Tossing Austins" fluttered

before electrics with their funnyjugglery, their laugh-makin- g and sur-

prising miraclesDahl, a pretty girl with

to next delighted. Tho"Musical Johnsons" followed with nperformance on tho xylophone that

the full measure of tho crowd'sappreciation. encores nemdemanded.

The "Hiawatha Troubadours" morethan lived promises. The danc

sum iK was most pleasing notproceeds

handling.

patients,

D.,

of

the suggestion of some of Hawaii'spretty dance3.

"Dorothy Drew, fascinating, clev-er, handsome and altogether satisfactory, at fused tho heart of thehouse.

"Pat and tho Genii" NawnPat, was Immense. Nawn as

much with his In two minutes asn phonograph can In a week. He Isnever unnatural and there Is no nolle-abl- e

effort in his,facial suggestions; hisperfect appreciation of the situation haseeks to portray, a look, and theLhyslcal sympathy with the oftho moment crown his efforts with asuccess that Is as decided as It Ischarming.

"Pete Baker" Is a wonder In all dialects and mannerisms. He Is a surewinner, irresistible.

o

Schr. Alumna Bears

Atkinson

Itselfmm UACU II1UBU BUIUIIl'B. Ulll IUIUI UiniMarKS OT Dig d63S that a portion of the Leglstatruc is

a bill of own and thisschooner Alumna arrived In 'will probably your bill.

port yesterday after a voyage of ll!"e...explained to you bals ofnal .nnn tilttitndays irom Newcastle, on cw u"u ",c i" .v

'innrtv tirvmnt.fl TimAtwanu me Aiuuina ruu iihu cirtu ." ,..,.lor storm which her about In al"m-I,r-ral- a expenditures are marked

allowing manner. The of the with a tick. proposed expendl-- !the "New Bill schooner was continually aggregate 1342,SS2.C7 Is

department,

villiand

Gentlemen:

earnest

monster seas, which carried umouni 01 mm.-the- m

a number movnblo objects. 150. mentioned In your communicationThe was stove In by of March The figures havo beenthese seas. The heavy seas wcro ac- - and compared

by terrific winds which Kcdgcrs, of Depart--

havoc with the rigging,foretopmast being carried away. ThuAlumna still bears evidence of tho

sho suffered from the stormwhich battered her about for a week ormore. During the rest of voyagegood weather was experienced.

WEDDING ATK4HEHAMEBA

A pretty wedding took placethe Kamehnmelia Girls' School Satur- -

rtnv nvenlnir. witpn MIra flnlen Iv&lnl&'11 I....I tm. I -- ' "

. i I

'm. . , I, n a" " .

'n i , .. , vu ..- , ,- -.

lur reuucuuiis. enciuseu in l wahllanl Kahaleauu was married toof the lilt., 1 do not believe I Ucnry Knney, ccrcmonyue sausiaciory 10 people oi mis pcrf0I.mcd In a festooned bower nr

to

the

to

Public

VHIt

man

thn

tho

nunswas

mcut.

ranged In the hall of the In the adnilnlstrutlun of polite mattersA bank potted this

plants closed tho to tho chap- - have, In the same,el and and cclllne fes- - the

Is no time to evade toons mallo sprinkled flowers tweho months,every government employe mado an Ideal Hawaiian scene. Thol in however, keep withinunselfish und willing to mako some sac-- brldo approached tho attended this amount, it been necessary torlrlcc, und every citizen should be (Uy Edgar Hcnrlqucs, while a of cut entirely for

and condemning Hawaiian sang the 'pay of witnesses cases,

necessity,bo

Part March"Alter consideration of

Iioard, wo we are

problem, see our way to

to

an

by

(tin

by

at

corMr. was

attended by Deputy Shqrltfas best man.

service was con-

ducted uy Rev.After tho the couple re

ceived the of a good'party of relatives and public works, can be

cut by tha iC properconduct of public health. If the resuur-- 1 bride were served, a Ha- -'

ces of the Iioard of Health are cut tolwnllan quintet music untiln lower figure, than the statement pre- - j tho brldo and groom left for their newpared by the Iioard," reads as If homo on Vineyard street with thaBoard took the attitude that It could usual accompaniment of rice and good-uo- t

make further cuts and would not ' tokens. Mr, Kinney Is the son ofaccept of any of .Mrs. Selma Kinney and though edu-the-

Icated in Europe was born In HawaiiIn order to bring the Territory out of and considers the Islands bis home,

tho present Intolerable condition of Its Tho brldo comes of a family whosefinances cuts aro necessary, and lineage traces to tho high chiefs ofif an of tho members of your Hoard I Hawaii nnd Is related Mrs. Dtshop,

thut cannotthe they

have tho altcrnatlvoand who canand will do

meet emergency,I am hardly believe thut

convey the

governmentstho'expendltuies

joursthes.

Ooverno.-- .

furnished

tain the

the

Katherlno

face

Its

xi.uf5.

carefully preparedsecictary

very

me

archwaynlllara

"Lohengrin".Chilling-wort- h

Tho Impressivemarrlago

Mackintosh.

I

your I

founder of Schools,4

Maul ports, stmr.April 0. II.

Miss Ireno Aiken.E. Moller A.

Koaid of Health would run its depart- - wife and Geo. E. B.mnnt In wnlln nt ttrtntilA nn.l thn T t.naA ami ...Ifa V Wn."- - -- ....- w. .... , ,... .. .-.- .jiuimmin,, j, iiu,.c ,.u ,., u.fiMnthl of the Mama nnd J. Coclho, W. P.'Ihe you propose, that of A. J, if. P.the 13, by your Lum bin, Ah Mrs. M. A.

not a savins," to the Mrs. J. W. Mw. E.attcr It Is charged to your depart- - and child, Miss M. E.

mont, an equal amouiit In gov- - wife and W,from the sale of C. I". D. II.

goods. This to tho Caso, J, M. Jno.method of-u- ll requir

and receiptsall be

these havome, at last

changes our butI have been of opin-

ion that best bo by

11.

Neatly roomsand week. 1219

the

andthere

the

olce match,

caughtSeveral

up

once

wtlh-To-

says

thought

sir

pi

LU

Beer mustbe pare

interfero with

wnno

ices moof

one

damage

The

amount

furnishedwedding-cak- e Department supplies

refreshmentsfurnishing

Impression

componled

Kamchamcha

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Claudlne,Robertson, Col. Mclen-

nan, Cchnoor,wife. Thompson,

daughter, Weight,tlm tlnCmnn..

Territory.'nala, Mcl.cod, Rosecrans,

Kalaupapa stole, Wal,evidence, Tcrrl-lp- a, Mor-toi- y;

appears Kaluo, daughter, llerlo-emme-

realizations wltz, Hedemann, Milllkcn,conforms Vivas, Richardson,

CAnTEIt,

Pop-

ular.

ceremony

condition

Miss Richardson.From Kauai ports, per stmr. W. O.

Hall, April 2. V. W. Harris, H. C.Mossman, II. Gorman, W. A. Hockley,wlfo and two children, U. Waggoner,J. K. Gandatl, Miss F.. Dlshop, A. G.Corren, Miss N. Dungo, C.

Miss Grau, I). II. Murdoch, Max Ir-en- z,

Mrs. Ewallko, II. nndS3 deck.

From Maul, Moloknl nnd Lanal ports,stmr. I.ehua, April 2. Mr. and

Mrs. Hugh McCorrlston,J. Nakaleka, H. II. Hitchcock,

Master Hitchcock, Mrs. Menola, C. U.King, Mrs. E. M. Nakulna and 8 deck.

HI s.

mm,

,. flfriirna

with

moie

and

PatrioticAssociation

Sha

to be must brewed only from the best be scien-

tifically filtered, nRcd, at the brewery and sterilized afterbottling. It always be shipped in the bottle, for beer shipped inand bottled at supply depots is sure to absorb impurities.

SCHOOLS TOE MARK

1

faithfully,AIATAU ATKINSON,

The Famous

appropriationsAppropriations" byjturcs

throughoutestimating

responsibility;

appropriations

vEplncopal

congratulations

responsibility

prinrlpulcut

circumstances,

Representa-tive

materials;tliorotiRhly

A BC Beersare guaranteed absolutely pure

and free all preservatives chemicalsused in other brands of bottled beers, arc injurious to the health.They are never sold in bulk are the only beers exclusively at thebrewery. Made from the finest Bohemian hops, they are aged for months,then and piped direct from the brewery vaults into bottlesby means of hermetically closed filling machines. This prevents thebeer from coming in contact with the outside air, and insures absolutefreedom from bacteria. It also preserves its natural effervescence and zest.

Six Points of A'B'C ExcellenceI Purity. sbsolutely guirantec.the purity of sll our been.2 Fltvor. This Is the dlstlnctlre, chsricterUtlc my bererage, peculiar

to It alone, Is the quality that has made A. B.C. Bohemian Beer famous.

3 Brilliancy, clearness and polish, proring brewing fermentation.

4 Clean Taste. No disagreeable foreign or aftertaste, protlng scrupulousduring brewing process.

3 Keeping Quality. The most trying lest for bottled beer. A. B. C. BohemianHteep retain all of Its qualities under conditions.

6 Creamy Foam, denoting body age excellence of brewing materials.

W. C. PEACOCK 4 CO., Wholesale DealersP. O. Box 43S Telephone 4 HONOLULU, H. I.

Superintendent of Public Instruction writes the Uoornor as

Department of Instruction,11. I., March 23, 1904.

Ills Excellency Oeorge K. Carter, Gov-

ernor of the Territory of Hawaii.Dear Sir; 1 enclose you tho figures

which I have had prepared rclatlvo tothu cuts In my department. I havemade no cuts In the specific salaries,save my own, leaving that duty to theLegislature which arbitrarily

IpicparlngTho

53 the

.,tossed

terrific The

lifeboat of

Dr. theplayed

Kinney

temaln,Yours

T.

fromwhich

perfect

varying

follows:

Superintendent of Public Instruction.I

HOW SHERIFF CUTS.

High Sheriff Ilrown communicateswith Governor on the reltcnch-- jtiicnl scheme, as follows: ' I

High Sheriff's Office,Honolulu, II. T., March 28, 1901.

Honorable Geo. It. Ca'rtcr, Governor, '

Territory of Hawaii.Dear Sir: 1 beg herewith to submit

In ou report of proposed reductionsmain Bchool

building. of palms and Territory,I not

about the exceeded of 1293,700 forJ of with

should be order, toaltar has

chorus out thowedding march In

from

Alexander

totho

Missand J.

Q

Whltford,ton S.

Makanul,

Kuhlman,

Honolulu,

cuer's Inquests pay of lunns.

must bulk

of

I beg to suggest that the statutea 2 juror's fee for day's

attendance at an Inquest be repealed.Witnesses In criminal cases will have

toVtend court at their own expense.Prisoners, It wanted for labor upon

sized friends. If Pub-Aft-

the was Works

lucktho

per3.

wife, W.

own

usual

kept

tho

per

every

and competent lunas.

be

We

andand

willand

and

the

Other reductions are proposed by let-

ting out about 70 officers throughoutthe Territory and reducing the pay ofthose remaining.

I beg to remain,Very respectfully,

' A. M. 11ROWN.High Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii.

JAPANE8E WAR FUND.

Tho local contributions to aid JapanIn the present- - war footed up as'fol-low- s

April 2:Agency of Yokohama Specie

Dank 11,795.45

Kei llln Rank 10,836.50Japaneso Women's

Hawaii Shinpo

Total

Rood; mustbottled

and

bottled

filtered

Indlriiiml

cleanliness

SolM.

pro-

viding

S7C.30460.50

I26.6CS.75

FOR 8T. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.

The Easter contribution to tho fundfor the completion of St. Andrew's Ca-

thedral amounted to $8,684.90. Thisciimo from nU tho services of the daynnd Is a third of tho sum desired byBishop Restarlck to carry out bis plans.

From the Reports of the dealers It,this city, we think no proprietarymedicine has a larger sale than PAIN-KII.I.H-

Its valuable properties as asncedyicure for pain can not tall to begenerally appreciated, In case of accl-iden- t,

or sudden attack of dysentery,diarrhoea, cholera morbus. MontrealStar. Avoid substitutes, there Is outone Pain-Kille- r, Perry Davis", Price25c. and 50c.

i

"For Rent" cards on sale at Oulletln.office. . 'i 1

Poor Lamps Make

Big Electric Light Bills

Many Incandescent lamp bulbs sold In the market use 25 per cent andsome even 30 per cent, more electric current than standard lamps.

The carbon filament of the standard lamp gives a greater amount of re-

sistance and hence greater amount of light for less current than passesthrough the carbon filament of an Inferior lamp.

It Is therefore Important to the consumer that only standard lamps arsused.

Any customer doubting the quality of the lamps he is now using canhave them tested here free of charge.

Hawaiian Electric Company, Limited.OFFICB KING STREET. NfUR ALAKEA.

WHY OUR

HAMSBecause we get the best Eastern hams and smoke them In our ownsmoke houses. That glvrs them the rarest rlcnness of flavor anJ Iswhy you get no dried out hams here.We handle our bacons In just the same way and as ev ery other day Issmoklhg day they are always svt and delicious.

Metropolitan Meat Company,Td. Main 45 Limited. Tel. Main 45

Iron and Brass Bedsteads

. A large assortment of allgrades

Solid Oak Wardrobes

Absolutely dust and insectproof

are for

KING AND STREETS

Is now in the Hotelhe will be to his

stock of is and he wi(J assistin his by the fit the times.

TEL. MAIN 117.

Buy your Xmaa Wheel from ua.Read, Ride. Wheel

are our atock (

our WheelRented.

TWO 8TORES.163 KINO ST. HOTEL nr. RIVER.

T.Hats Clothes cleaned and

dyed.Office.

1416 FORT ST. NEAR

SO GOOD

Large Cheval Glasses

In oak and solidoval and square.

Birds-Ey- e Mapel, Oressers,

Tables, &c.

We headquarters

Matting, Rues, Linoleum, Window Shades, and

Goods

Je HOPP & CO.,BETHEL PHONE MAIN

J, LANDOestablished Oregon Block, Street,

where pleased welcome friends. HisGents' Furnishings

selling goods making prices

YoshikawaReflect,

repairingapcclalty.

Masudacloancd;

EmploymentVINEYARD.

ARE

mahoganyframes,

Chiffoniers,

Upholstery

complete

Bamboo FurnitureAND

PICTURE FRAME8. ,All kinds of fancy work made to order.

S. SAIKI,538 South Beretanla 8t, nr. Punchbowl

m3lLu''Jmn i Wm: jl . JCu Jk Jl. AmL--L iJiii..llrthrftlfih.hC'foiMil'.S . -- x j. -- .

Va-

tn.

Yokomizo & Kastiiwabara,Contractors as follows: Btona and

cement work of all kinds.Firewood and second-ban- lumber.Macadams, sands and all kinds of

solid materials for fillings.Office Emma Hall, cor. Nuuanu and

Beretanla St; Tel. Blue 1211.

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MONDAY.,....'. AP1UL 4, 14. I

UP TO THE LUUI8LAT0RHI

Ucntlcmcn of the Legislature, It Is

up to OU.

Governor Carter's cull on the rep-

resentatives of the people to meet thecrisis the Teirltory tlnds Itsilf facinglias been variously communed uponas Individuals or factions arc favor-Hbl- e

to tho true principles of populargovernment, have conlldeuce In thepeople, are doubtful of the capacity ofthe Hawaiian people to govern them-fctlv-

or are scheming in season andcut fur guaUr icstrlctlons of govern-ment.

Those preaching want of confidenceIn the Legislature nud the peoplo havenot laid down their arms by nnymeans. Having failed In influencingtho Governor to assume arbitrary andIllegal authority, their attitude- con-

tinues to be antagonistic rather thanit public-spirite- d rail) to assist. Hav-

ing preached the doctrine that te

Is not to be placed In the Leg-islature, they lire waiting and at thesame time attempting quietly to cre-

ate the opportunity to say "I told ouso" to the Governor and Americansgenerally. I

The situation Is In the hands of thelegislators. Governor Cutter has fol-

lowed the policy of au American ex-

ecutive. There Is one and only oneIssue to meet and n definite adminis-tration program will bo laid beforethe legislators. Every principle of

common souse uud gbud judg-

ment points to the speed) earning outf this leglsltalvu program that tho

'territory may be placed on a soundi.nnnclul Other measures bo Included in the ofnot, cannot be upptoprlatc to this oc-

casionso

when the regular session ofthe Legislature tor the transaction ofgeneral business Is but a few monthsdistant. The Territory cannot affordu long session and attempts to bringIn other than financial measures canserve only to retard progress, bring adiscredit upon the territory and placeadditional burdens on the taxpa)e)is.

The way is open for prompt busi-

nesslike uctlou. The opportunity offersto sllenc eforever the enemies of Ha-

waii.It

This can be accomplished byrefusal to allow petty personal orparty wrangles to take up the time ofthe Legislature. If long speeches, par-ttz-

and personal bickering, extensivelommltteo work as rules In regularsessions, are to be tho order of the day,the legislators will disappoint thefriends of popular government and doon Injury to the reople of this Terri-tory that may never be repaired. Gov-

ernor Carter has signified a willing-ness to deal with the Legislature Inthe open-hande- d manner'befitting' an American executive. Allho asks, all the people ask, all that isneeded during this special session Ispromjl action, steadfast relireal oflegislators to be sidetracked and de-l- a)

ed by personnl, factional or partlzanissues.

Members of the Legislature areof the people and by their

wisdom or follies will judgment bepassed on the Territorial cleclorato.This electorate has been maliciouslyattacked. No better answer to thecumpalgn of malice can bo given thanu brief legislative session In which thebusiness of tho people is approachedand completed with quiet, earnest,patriotic endeavor.

Gentlemen of the Leglslatrue, it isup to you.

HEALTH BOARD CUT8.

Correspondence between tho Gov-

ernor and the Hoard of .Health on thenecessity for reduction and ability toreduce 'expenses of that departmentnttrnct'geneial Interest on account oftho vital effect proper sanltnry piotec-tlo- n

otlthls port has upon tho entirebusiness of tho Islandsnnd the snfetyand comfort of residents or transientvisitors. As the public has not beengiven a detailed statement of tho reductions under discussion. It isptlnla noaltlon to Judge of tho exact merits I

of the matter. Appearances Indl- -

cato that tne noaru, appreciaunguoigreat responsibilities placed uporj'tLif 'nas nestinieu to cm expenses iu urnlow margin desired by tho Govcrnoibecause' such reduction may bo tho In

direct cause of not only greater expenso to tho Tcnltotlal Treasury butmay occasion untold loss to tho busi-

ness community and tnxpayers. Hav-

ing had ono experience with a closedport and Its disastrous effects, anyHoard must at the present havethe lessons of that period first In mind.

Tho suggestion of cutting out thosalary of the President of the Hoardhas been mado but this will not fur-

nish tho necessary reduction eve If

afcawJW;."

It la deemed advisable. The Board ex- - Jones, for the alleged murder-o- f theIsted for years without a salaried wife who divorced him, In August lat,President though during Dr. Wood' was, upon agreement, passed untilterm there was the perquisite of the Monday, May aport physician's post, which returned Robertson & Wilder and J. J. Duneoa good slied Income, and tho purse of for defendant. Deputy Attorney al

thousand dollars given Dr. eial E. C. Peters, who will prosecuteWood by tho business community foi Jones, Is nt present busy with thehis sen Ices during the plague, fur- - grand Jury, which went Into sessionnlshed amplo ami deserved recom- - Immediately upon being charged a Upensc, though It was not In tho form their duties.of n specific salary. Dr. Sloggett serv-- l Territory against Wa Sin, second oned as President of tho Doard without the calendar, was stricken from thesalary but believed the position prop-- j list, a nolle prosequl.'as'prevlously Te

footing. urulors costs court

time

eny a saianeu posi. ur. wrv.ed over threo years, on the Hoard with-nu- t

salary and, If memory serves correcti)'," tho business organltatlonswere back of the proposal to make theoffice a salaried position. When thofirst retrenchment program was proposeu, cany in me year, tno executiveofficer of the Hoard, at 2o0. n month,was cut out and the duties of tho po- -

sltlon have since been performed by'Iht... ProaMfint., .. nt. Mm. llnnril.'" Thus lin-- l:. ztier any circumstances It would bo- - ,come a matter of a salaried Presidentdoing the executive officer's work or,n President without salary and sih

lexehttlvo officer at 250. per. I

Titerc is no ciouut or mo nonciy oi

Hcaltn. It would soem reasonablethat a conference between the Gov- -

ernor and tho Hoard of Health wouldsettle the matter with much better resuits than the long arm method of cor- -

respondence. which tends toward mlunderstandings.

D BOLT STANDS

nun froJudge J. T Do Holt expressed his

ideis concerning the Jury system thismorning, prior to his charging thogrand jury at tne opening oi uie apruUnn.

De Holt's opinion and that of Judgeicoutnson, given in a receni leuer iuGovernor Carter In reference to the re-

trenchment policy arc as widely sep-

arated In point of view as possible,ltoblnson suggested, as an econom

ic mui juiuia in luminal- - ...I.I .

In VHolt said U ay, from the bench.

l"" "v ' "'" """"ever becomo ho practice. In fact,Judge De Unit believed that .at piesent underpaid and that three,do an per duy, Instead of only twodollars was tho correct remuneration ,for n citizen sonlng as o juror. '

It I. .I. .,..!!.... .. tl. Ilrat linlraii it viiv wimiiuii ui iiic i nil uinifevthat, in civil matters, all costs of courtshould be taxed against the party losing the case and that tho fees of Jtir--

taed.In criminal matters, says Judge De

Loll, the defendaut, if convicted shouldbear the costs of the proceedings. In-

cluding the eirpensc of the jury service.Should the Territory fail to convictthe ncoufe.l all expenses should become

Territorial liability.Judge De Holt cieated a flutter among

trial jurors summoned for the term bynuuounclng that men would be excusedfor none but the very Lest of reasons.

might lo a hardship for some toserve, on account of business, and forother reasons, but jurors were neededand must be had even at the cost of.come inconvenience to persons makingup trial juries

After addressing remarks ns abovenoted to Juiors In general, the courtproceeded to chargo tho grand Jury,an elsewhete reported, after which tbcalling of the criminal calendar wasptocesded with.

Territory against Edwnrd Mitchell

A1, Baaal T .aaaL. aVBaaT - v?,Aj4ji:. mkv.. .r - kaaaaaaaaafcaHS aaaaaak.

JiV-fl- aw waaaralLBaLl

"VJJ&SmlV.ViTrt- -

",. fim-.m'- LH

Gunst-Eak- in Cigar

:m .4ali

ported, having been entered.People vs. Lai Sun, lottery, goes over

until Thursday. ,tOsuml, charged with ,'murder in the

first, degree, comes. up tomorrow.!fnntf k I.M Jim Ami nthprs. rah- -

lltrtf. la ant tnr Thliritftv.Territory ftgan,t Frank Luceweko.,ng lo,,gngIj wlthout a ,cenli0,

brM. the aLpwitjon OI a motion toh tad, , t , j u

.i . ...Anotner cnargo oi rouuery ngainsr, h ,. A untl,

Thur. myYoshlkawa Dcnglro, first

. '.... ..iitegreo ot muritcr, comes up on iwiMi Instant..i,r . . w u wrii.ti em.

Fre also five cases of allegclembez- -

'.em!nt aal benjamin HaywoodWright

A nolle prosequi Is entered in People

" M"me. " "" eous weapon

Territory against Heo Kork, embez-zlement, Is set for Monday next; alsothe .Man Chong murder case.

M. Q. Sllva's case of selling liquoron Sunday will be called tomorrow.

On .Monday next Territory ngalnetChun Tong Cheong et nl, lottery, andLee Gnn Chi tig et nl, also lottery, willcome up; also Hawaii vs. Sol. Kaupunl,assault with weapon.

People against Lum Tok Kee, sellingliquor without a license. Is strickenlrom le cncniari

Territory vs. Pedro Itlcn, assaultwith weapon, will be tried, probablytomorrow

Hawaii vs. Chlsakl, alleged rape, willbe called tomorrow morning.

The gross cheat charge against Sa-l.-

is set for the Cth instant and People vs. Y. Anln and othcts, lottery, Is,,...-- ,, ,., ,h, ,,,io.V l.U... Ul Wt.IV.

Anita's larceny trial Is also set forLe Sh K M WaUon ha teen M.

signed to defend.w K , , ft hj

casc caCl, on Thursday.A , , ,Q d

.

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Monthly - Instalment

LoansMade on

Real Estate

Loans for Buildin? PurposesNegotiated.

PHOENIX SAVINGS, BLD6.,

AND 10AN ASS'N.,JUDD BUILDING. HONOLULU.

nnaranlAA Penlial Antatnaeiuun4autv tayncai ngaiuiloss I 200,000 00

Subscribed Capital $8,500,000 00Paid-u- p Capital $1,000,000 00R. CAMPBELL, Cashier.

H. E. POCOCK General Agenr

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Look To The Books,Says DeBolt.

Of MeriJVho Drink !

Opening the April term of tho Clr- - A capital crime Is one for which thocult Court of the First Judicial Circuit penalty of death may be inflicted; andat 10 o'clock this morning, Judge De a crime punishable In a State or Ter-Ho-

charged the grand Jurors at som rltorlal prison or penitentiary, eitherlength, urging quick work owing to with or without hard labor, or for thothe financial condition of tho Territory commission of which tlie party may beand the necessity of economy. deprived of his civil rights, is infa- -

Particular attention was drawn to mous.recent embezzlements and the court I You will thus observe, gentlemen,credited the frequenting of saloons and that n"stcps can be taken for thegambling places with much of tho re- - prosecution of any such capital or

of young men going wrong erwlse Infamqul 'crime, beyond thean examination of thrc8t, exttmlnalltfir'a'nd'- - commitment of

books of Government employes known the party accused, until the Grand Juryin nt in ina nmnr nr viainnv aiirtn in'stttutlons.

In part, the charge was as follows:Gentlemen of tho Grand Jury: You

have been duly and regularly summon-ed, and In obedience thereto you arenow hero as Grand Jurors of tho Cir-cuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit,Territory of Hawaii, and the dutiesthus devolving upon you, by virtue ofconstitutional, nnd statutory authority,ns well as by immemorial usage andcustom, peculiar to the Anglo-Saxo-

race, are of the highest Importance tosociety and the due administration ofthe law and of criminal Justice,

Regarding Instructions by the Courtto Grand Jurors, there doubtless wa.a time, in the days that have longsince gone by, when precise and de-

tailed instructions were necessary forthe purposes of Justice. Hut In thisenlightened, energetic and progressiveage, with education and useful Infor-mation not confined to a few only, butdiffused generally throughout the land,with Institutions of learning open Inevery community to those in search ofknowledge, with books written uponevery subject within the range of hit- -

man Ihnmrht unit with thp ilnllv nrpss.

deliberated upon

that great educator of the people, with- - formation Justlf)lng the ofIn the reach of all and read by all, It e Person against whom they

almost as a matter of course, Pla'ni the? should Impart that knowl-tha- t

every citizen summoned as a edge to tho Attorney General, or to hisGrand Juror has a general knowledge, deputy, who will seldom, If ever, fall

of the duties he Is thus called upon to Jo act In a proper case. But, In thoperform, as well as the manner In cvcnt of the refusal of the Attorneywhich It Is Incumbent upon him to ills- - General and his deputy to act, they cancharge the same; and In all matteis niale ,liclr compjalnt to a Districtwhich may be brought to our attcn- - Magistrate, before whom the mattertlon demanding more precise nnd par- - cnn ,ie Investigated, nnd if sufficienttlculnr, or technical knowledge, you evidence bo produced of the coramls-wil- l

have tho nlil of the Attorney Gen. 'o" of a public offense by the accused,cral. or his deputy, whose duty it is, Ilc can uc he,,l t0 hM to answer to thoamong others, to counsel )ou in mat- - ac,lon of the 0rana Jur'-ter- s

of law, whenever ou may think When the Court does not deem thoproper to reculre it of him. , matter of sufficient Importance to call

Owing to the nullity anct zeal with '"r attention Jo It. and the Attorneywhich tho Attorney General's Depart- - General docs not think it expedient loment Is conducted. I have not thought " the matter for your considersII nnraturv (n nnrtlrnlnrlv Inform mv 'On. alld the 'private DrOSeCUtOr Heg- -

self as to tho facts of any supposedspecific violation of law with a view Bifw. " " ue smeijr m-n- f

especially calling your attention ferred, that public Justice wjl notsuf-thereto- .

fer' 'f,!hc matter Is not by1 deem It appropriate, however, to of- - J'0"- -

flclally bring to )our attention at thistime, in a general way, the prcvalcnco

ueiernuning orThough

sufficientIndictment

justIn-

vited such conduct.

distinctlyhonesty

pub-lic

are heroIns

are striving

cross-road- s Itduty

held

have accusation

accusation

considered

end have presented an Indict-ment, thereby formally chargingIn legal language, with

alleged crime. functions are,therefore, not, only, as alreadyImportant, but ,t,hey areto the due administration of criminalJustice this Territory.

Being thus constituted and organ-ized as a Grand it thereforebe Incumbent upon you and It boyour solemn to diligent In-

quiry as to commission of anycrime committed or triable In

Judicial Circuit which maybe by the court,by the Attorney or his dep-uty, brought your attention byyour own knowledgewhich may to your knowledge

the disclosure of your associates.You will however, under pre-text ollo-- privatecutors to themselvespresence present accusations.

persons are generally actuatedby private enmity and seek merely

of own malice, and not the due administration ofpublic Justice. If possess In

,ec to proceed beforo the committing

The Attorney or his deputy,already shall advise you

u)lpn Rn n,iinrnIIU,nt will l liml atm., and these will constitute your

Hours, except that jourbegln 9:30 ,f

to desire, but not later than thatYou may, however, sit coh

day than I have Just mentioned Ifso desire; and, In this connection, theCourt urges upon absolute

of economy ot and

The financial straits underTerritory Is now- - laboring and tho

condition of the PublicTreasury are such as require us i

"'" """ urewiy, cuusiaieui wun"nergy ni'l In the ad- -

ministration of our public duties.therefore, work as Grand

Jurors, move ns rapidly as possible

hung with hammocks will .be pro-- ,one building will contain a

complete gymnasium, tennis court,court, etc.

.v..

of embezzlement In this community by regard to the law of the cases and c

officials, clerk and employes, ters that may come before yon, andThis observation Is equally applicable draw the Indictments, but neither theto those who are employed by private Attorney General nor his deputy shallparties. Viewing this matter In the give you advice as to the sufficiencylight of the dally experience and ob- - or" Insufficiency of the evidence toauservatlon of mankind, anil reasoning finding of an indlctm'ent,thereon from cause to effect, we are nor take part In your deliberations,led' to the conclusion that the Your findings and determinationsof Intoxicating liquor, gambling and upon the facts evidence

are, In tho order named, to you must be )our own, uninfluencedclosely, Intimately nnd logically con by tho promptings or suggestions ofncctcd. ' any person or persons whomsoever.

While It Is true that any ono of if, in the course of your proceedings,these three vices may found to exist any case or matter should come

Mill, as a general rule, with fore you In which any Jurorthoso who have the handling of funds or Jurors shall interested, thus

than their own. know that qualifying him or them, ho or thogambling leads to embezzlement as a hall not participate In the consldern-logica- l

sequence. tlon of such case or matter, but with- -

Frequenters of saloons and gambling draw therefrom. Except tho Attorneyresorts are on the road leading to tho General or his deputy, the official

of graver offenses. There- - terpreter, and witnesses under examl-fore- ,

should )our attention be called nation, no person shall be permitted toto tho fact that nny public official, je present during your sessions: nnd

or emplo)e of this Territory, who no persons except the members of thohas the handling of public funds with-- Grand Jury shall be permitted to boin this Judicial Circuit, is a frequent- - present the expression of yourcr of saloons and gambling resorts, it opinions, or the giving of your votes,will then be your.duty to make an ev Co..rt w, convene at 3 o'clock a. m

nation of his books nnd acounts( aniI ndjourn at 4 o'clock p. m., with annd to tnke such other proper steps ,

rect,81i from 12 m t0 on nas you may deem necessary, with tho jmUclal ,,aT. oxccpt on Sallr(iayB,viuwoi wneuier n- -has committed embezxlement.you may not find facts towarrant an of such officialclerk or on a charge ofbezzloment, still he will have noground of complaint, he having

Investigation by his

Let It be understood thatcompetency and nbsoluto areIndispensable qualifications in the

service.You, gentlemen, represent

tin. honest nnd citizensof this community and of this TerrI- -

tory. who energetically tobuild up a great Industrial com- -

merclal state on these islands, thoof the Pacific: and Is

)ottr plain to see that the moles- -

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ptosperous, progressive anu law- - point Mr. J. C. Ax tell; and as bailiff ofabiding community. Let it be dls- - the Grand Jury I annolnt Mr. W. H.tlnctly understood that there is no Tell. J"room here for those who live by the' 'violation of tho law or do not obey its' A model playground will be an

traction on tbo Model Street at theFirth Amendment to the Constl-- , World's Fair. An open rlay room for

tutlon of tho United States nrovldes a and a pergola pavilion"No person shall bo to an- -

for a capital or otherwise Infa- -

mous crime, unless on presentment orindictment a Grand Jury."

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Health; Preserves Floor; 8avee Labor; 8avel Money, ;ji ,,8TANDARD OILER. For applying the above, DrtsAno! the flewV Olljt.

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At $KOQ a Pair.Men'a

Neglige Shirts, 90oB. F. Ehlers & Co.,

HeinzPickling Vinegar

OneWater-whit- looks exactly like clear water; noolor-In- g

matter In It no scum or " mother " or sedimentfrom It. A slight aroma, a mild agreeable flavor.

YOUR GROCER HAS IT.

II. HACKFELD & CO., Agents.

THE QUALITY OF

Palace and Epicurean GroceriesIS GUARANTEED.

This means that your grocer will returnyourmoney if the goodr are not satisfactory

The.Lewin-MeyerCo- .San Francisco Wholesale OroceraWaterhouae & Walker, Agts.

le not so skill thehouse made help

of artisticconsult

The of the House Is thequestion In the Informalcuueuses being held today by legislat-ors on the "corners and In public offices.There is not nmong the

members as to the wisdom oftaking seat for one of theirnumber. Some of, them claim thatIleckley has become a

that no one Is betterqualified to direct the business of theHouse with neatness and dispatchthan the popular Hawaiian from Molo-l.a- l.

On the other hand there are Rewho believe that the Re- -

luhllcan voters expect their twentyIn the House to or

ganize It und control Its actions. Theseclaim that it is

duty in this juncture to show theirstrength and move to the voters

that after elec-tion at their hands,

can work formul-ate work carry out aprogiam which will comnteid Itselfiu the touutry. other Slords they

not want a patty in the totteal whatever thunder there may boiu speedy qt flie financialIlls of the day,

A quiet canvas Is beingamong the members (totitid out how they stund and If a ma-jority be mustered lrlfavbr of a

a caucusbo held tomorrow toveu)u uponmen for the house

Speal.er, on the side,the names of Knudsen

Kelllnoi have beenCharley ofmore thau support fromthe for tho office of Clerk,and K. S. has his W.J. Coelho, of Maul, is talked of furIntel preter. Geo. Thieleu Is talked ofamong the for

und Kaleo for Ifthe prevails that It Is time for the

to show their strength,

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some of these gentlemen will beIn the caucus Tuesday night.

At Informal ot Home Rulemembers Sunday it waa clearly shownthat the wish to make the session aashort as possible, Is general. Leadersof the party recognize the value of

as an to beused In this year's Theyfavor sessions, as earlyIn tho session as Friday night,will force business along under highpressure to the finish. If there are asufficient number of whobelieve only under Beckley canthe House be held down to rapid work,then the chance for the election of

other man than Reckley Is slight,John S. Wise has a number of activefriends who want to see land Inthe clerk s chair.

Eleele, Kaua?, April 1. schoon-

er sugar laden, left herovery early Sunday morning nnd yetby morning wo could see herWell within thp hnrlrnnnn,f ttint lohow ve'ry calm the sea unit wlmf nrn

lull along the lee oastof Kauai thesotew uays,

The citizens of'thls precinct arethe

with themfba Improper style.

Alt nrA ttnrraj In 'ii&n tt n .r ;

Hurry hip, no your dullw,

Charles Daniels. J atcame back Jast a(ter

Ulng on the Grand Jury

Mnssrs. McKechnl nml 'kilw a tejr, overseer, are a)j?

ana, inr imv nig oeen summoned toJury. w

That rainy weather of aiarph to nur.Ing"an end with the reservoirs of Mc- -iirytte full to tho brim, and thelooking the perfect plcfuro of health

i

Forty cases of of the States ofNebraska and the MIsulBsiimi vn,will be In the

at the World's Fair.

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To aeffectively much a matter of ae In selecting pa-per. The dlngteet room In the can be the brightest by ourand suggestions. You will be sure thoughtful and decorative ef-

fects if you us.

S, Wall King

organizationuppermost

unanimity Re-

publicanBeckley's

practically Re-publican and

publicans

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gentlemen Republican

throughout theTerrltoryRepublican repre-

sentatives together,legislative and

Indo minority

a settlement

prosecutedRepublican:'

canRepublican organization, will

nightdifferent positions.

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ElEtLf NEWS NOUS

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Tuesday

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Call or Write

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J. C. AXTELL,Alakea St., bet, King and Hotel Sts.

M. R. COUNTER,

WATCHMAKER, JEWELER

And OPTICIAN,

HONOLUUHAWAII.

Repairing in all branches of

the trade.

fINE WATCHES A SPECIALTY.

Paper Hanging

As It Should BeThe room that Is properly papered

no wrinkles, perfect matching Is haltfurnished.

If you are the ono to llvo In thehouse, see to It that you get only thebest service.

It you arc renting to others you canget more for a place 'that I properlypapered. - '

For the best service go to

JEWETT,Hotel St., Cor. Union

'Phono A9.

Honolulu Investment CoLiMITKii.

Real Estate and,..

Insurance Apf,

O'FICKRt:A. V. Gear.. PreeldentKmmttt May Sterttary

032 FORT STREET.

Property lought and Sold;Ufa, Fire, Marin and )

Plato Glass Insurance

COTTON BROS. SCO.ENQINEER8 ANDGENERAL CONTRACTORS.

Plans and estimates furnished (orall classes. Contracting work.

Tei. main zts.ROOM 300. BOSTON BLK.. Honolulu.

Hawaiian Soda WorksManufacturers ot the purest and most

wholesome soft drinks on thel' market

Try a caso and you will always use It.Telephone Blu 1871.

04IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE

IN NEWSPAPERSANVWNERB AT ANVTIMU

Call oo or WrlU

U. DARE'S ADYERTI8WG AGEIM' 64ir8 Merchanlt'.Exchunco '5. hAN hhnc:sc(. cai.

Restaurant.HONOLULU HINODE CO.

IS N. HOTEL' ST.Entirely! renovated; New Management

New Service.MEALS 25c. '

OPEN ALL NIGHT.

Woman'sFor everything nice In

CURIOS

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RVENINO BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. H MONDAY, APIUL 4, 1904. rivt

Exchange

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HONOLULUBREWERY'SFAMOUS

Bock BeerTake a bottle home.

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u,The(at opting Beverage,.,.

oMEimujyi1 Commencing i

SATURDAY, APRIL 2d,

The' Hasei Festival.

MR. TOMtlAWN'SPOLITE

VAUDEVILLEand Comedy Company. Under the di-

rection of Mr. Rial, who organized andbrought to Honolulu tho two compa-

nies ot

WORLD'S ENTERTAINERS

Everything" New and Novel,Nothing but Merriment,

Brilliant Humor, Entrancing Dances,Clever Comedians,

Beautiful Women, Delightful 8ongs,Gorgeous Costumes,

Marvelous Electrical Effects,Hilariously Amusing,

Uniquely Entertaining,A mixture ot

MUSIC, MIRTH, MELODY.MERRIMENT, NOVELTY,

WIT, SATIRE and HUMOR.

RememberCommencing

SATURDAY, APRIL 2d,AT

THE ORPHEUM.

POPULAR PRICE8, 50c, 75c and $1.00.Reserved seat salo opens THURS-

DAY morning at the Orpheum Theateruox Office.

Weekly Edition of the Bulletin, $1per year.

IUMUL JB-f-f"

On DraughtEvery where.

WHO HiWTho yachting season opened last

Saturday afternoon with a cruise of a

largo number ot tho yachts, which

proved a distinct success. Tho follow.Ing craft participated In tho cruise:Spray, Hawaii, La Paloma, Oladys,Irish, Wlklwlkl, Malaya and Myrtle.Commodore Whitney flew his flag fromthe Spray, Vice Commodore Picker'syacht, as his own boat, tho Heleno,was not ready to participate In thecruise.

Tho yachts assembled at the clubbouse at Pearl Harbor Saturday evenIng and thoto on board, numberingabout thirty, convened to the club'house, where they partook of an excellent chowder prepared by the skillfulhand of Port Captain Philip Weaver,After tho chowder had been disposedof speeches were made by CommodoreFred. Whitney, Vice Commodore II. E.Picker, George Renton, C. W. Maefar-lane- ,

T. A. Hobron.and several others,and the entire evening wns spent In avery pleasant manner.

At 8 o'clock Sunday morning the as-

sembled yachts made colors at thesignal from a gun. Those on boardthen went ashore, whero a meetingwas held to decldo In which mannerthe day should bo spent. It was de-

cided to have an Informal race Inwhich all the yachts should partici-pate. Tho.course was made from thoclub-hous- e to tho mouth of Pearl liarbor and back again. A time limit wasset of three hours.

Tho race was won by Charles Cro-zler'-

Myrtle, tho Irish being a goodsecond and tho Wlklwlkl finishingthird. Tho three yachts named werethe only ones which finished tho racInside of the three hour time limit. Avery light breeze was blowing whichprevented the larger yachts from mak-lu-

good time.

"For 8al" cards at Bulletin office..I...U '11. J1. I '

Grand Openingv

Men'3 Summer Clothing

In making this announcement we desire to call the atten-

tion of the fashionably dressed men of this city. Wehave paid special-attentio- n to being up to date in everygarment we are showing. Fit, style and cut equal to

anything turned out.

OUR PRICES UNEQUALLED ELSEWHERE

Men's Pongee Silk Suits, all sizes, $15.00

Men's Pongee Silk Pants, all sizes, 6 50

White Duck Pants and Coats, - 1.50

Men's Washing Vests, "The Latest,"$1.50, $2.50, $3.00, $3,50

SHIRTSA Yery Complete Stock of the

newest ideas showing at pricesthat should attract your atten-

tion.

HATSJHE BEST AND CHEAPEST

Stock of Men's Hats in the city.

See Our Window Display.

L.B. Kerr & Co,,LIMITED, ALAKEA STREET.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Read "Wants" on page 6.

Cold fresh Dock Uccr at tho Pan-- (theon today,

Rubber tires put on nt short noticeat Schuman's, Young Dulldlng.

Have your old Panama hat madsllko new. Qlobe Clothing House.

Firewood sawed and split ready forslote. Pacific Transfer, 126 King St.

A.,k. Sanford, optician, lloston build-- ,Ing. Fort St., ocr Henry May & Co.

Kerosene oil, 12.23 per case, deliver-ed. Ocrtz Bros.; 'Phono Whlto 3231.

Dr. Jennie L. Hlldebrand Is nowlocated at "CG deary street, San Fran-cisco.

Around the World with a King. Oen- -

eml Armstrong's new book, at Wnll,Nichols Co.

Judge Gear will call the odd num-

ber civil Jury and Jury waived casesen tho calendar Wednesday at 10 a. m.

ChestorDoylo Is at present at Llhuc,Kauai. He Is assisting Deputy Attor-ney General M. F. Prosscr In the Glen-na-

case.

sentenced by Judge Lindsay this morn-- 1

Ing to three months' Imprisonment ona charge ot vagrancy.

Tho Dallou-Tclepho- controversyoccupied J ml go Gear all the morning,Sidney M. Dallou, tho alleged ag-

grieved, was on the stand.Sealed proposals are called for fur-

nishing supplies for use of PublicHealth and Marino Hospital sen leu

at Honolulu. Seo New Today.

Tho special meeting of the Brother-hood of St. Andrew ut St. Andrew'sCathedral, has been postponed fromtonight until Wednesday next, afterevensong.

Per order ot U. S. District JudgeDole, U. S. Marshal Hendry will offerlor sale at tho warehouso ot W. G. Ir-

win & Co. 80 kegs of sake. Seo notlcopage 8.

Ladies' muslin underwear Is the cen-ter of attraction this week nt Sachs'.All fine goods with careful attentiongiven to fit. New arrivals also In thoready-to-we- department.

Rubber tires put on by expert me-

chanic at Schuman's, Young llldg.

A meeting of tho Republican Club,Second Precinct, Fourth District, willbe held at the residence of J. W. Pratt,Kcwalo street, Wednesday, April C, at7:30 p. m. See New Toduy.

Michael Judge, charged with vagrancy, had his case nollo pros'd In thePolice Court this forenoon. FranciscoAbclino, charged with common mil.sance, also had his case nollo pros'd.

Out of a bunch of a dozen Hawaiiancharged In tho Pollco Court this morning with gambling ten forfeited theirball of $6 each, ono had his caso nollepros'd and one was fined $5 and costi.

Tho American bark Annie Johnsonwas reported to bavo arrived off thoharbor at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon.She Is twenty-nin- e days oul from SanFrancisco with a cargo consigned toIiwln & Co.

Takayanaml, the Japanese employeeot the Young Hotel who waa arrestedlast Saturday on a charge of havingstolen various articles from the Hotel,appeared In tho Police Court thismorning but had his case continueduntil tomorrow.

Enos Vincent, who recently returnedfrom Danville. lnd where ho studiedlaw for thro eyears, was this morning.dmlttcd to practice before the SupremeCourt by Chief Justice Freer. Vincentwill leave tomorrow for bis home onMaul, where he may locate.

Sau Man, a Chinese, was fined 1250and costs by Judge Lindsay this morn-ing dn,n (harge of selling liquor with-out a 'license. Testimony dovclopedthat Sau Man had sold a bottlo otsumshu to a Chinese Informer, De.teeth o McDulllo made the arrest.

Defendants' motion to dissolve thetemporary Injunction in tho matter ofu bill tor reformation of mortgago andfor an Injunction by C. S, Dcskyagainst C. W. Uooth mid Will E. Fish-er, Paclilc Heights sale, is on beforoJudge Robinson today. J. A. Misgoonand J. Llghtfoot for defendants; Catb..curt & Mlheitou and J. W. Pratt forDcsky.

DctectlVo McDufflo loH night ar-

rested Ilo Pang, a Chinese employe, ottho iMooua Hotel, charging him withlarceny In tho second decree. Ho PangIs suspected ot having stolen two pic-

tures painted on silk from Mr. Pen-coc- k,

n couple of di esses from Mrs. Dr.Humphries, sonio china from tho hotel,and other stuff belonging to tho hotelor guests living there The house-keeper Is said to lme sceu a numberot tho missing tilings In Ho Pang'sloom yestcrduy afternoon. Sho Immediately smt for McDutue but whtnthe, detetlvo arrheil and searched, tholoom the thing!, hnd been removed andtho only missing arllile found wus apowder box.

Ho Pjng appeared licfnro JudgeLindsay this morning but hid his tasocontinued until tomon ow.

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CIVIL CALENDAR.

Tho following notlco Is posted !:Judge Itoblnson'B court;

Notlco Is horeby given that on Titos.aay, April u, a. ij, iwi, ai iv u. 111., iiiuiionornuio w. J. iiuuineon. init.iJudge, will call chcases 011 tho calendar of thu April1901, term, fiom and Including Nu. IMto and including No, 2S0.

Uy order of thu Court;M. T. SIMONTO.V,Clerk to Third Judge.

A W

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There's nothing to equal ourspecially prepared floor paint.So convenient that tho house-wife or a servant can apply It Inthe evening and It will bo qultobard and dry In tho morning.

A small can of this paint ap-

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Can comes with a cover anda thin tin top, so that It Is easilyopened. SOLD BY

Lewers & Cooke,Limited,

177. S. KING STREET.

Do YouPlay Cards.Ever notice that ft card partlfa the

cards are so easy to handle and to ar-tistically pictured on tht backt?

That't because most hottestet gettheir cardt here. v

We have many ntw backt In the tintCongress cardt at well at Bicyclecardt and others.

Those convenient folding card tabletat $4.00.

Call at Young Building Store,

HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., Ld

TWO STORES.

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Commissi.).. Ajuiiantsi Sugar Factors

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Do you smoke IIf so, you want the best on the)

markcL The tobaccos kept bythe OOLDEN WE8T CIGARSTORE are fast gaining a rep-

utation In Honolulu. Nothingbut the very best It kept Re-

member the ttore

Golden West Cigar

Store,8o MERCHANT STREET.

In Hawaiian News Company Building.

New RoyalTakes the lead. Most beautiful SewingMachine made. For sile by

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HONOLULU. Apr'.t 4. 1004.

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CapitalNAME OF STOCK Btl AtxPal4 Up

MfKCANTItE

.. b'r a Ctaeany, fMI,Xttill - 111., V)t5f

? f iJM.MbA Co v ' V ;r aatiao Atlkultural Zc

i.llb Com.Si &u CotirIUBSfr C f rv,f tokrl:ooatf Smif Co ,. .. ICCHoftMaiSJtof C? torr.too it.ilnf &aaf Co. .. . nrjienClboku PlanUtln Co.. MAT- IX(ItMIPItDlo.lK, .fteKalii &:' Co.. lto,nrjoCtio4 kf tr Co . !C4,Of4'kDrrttSCo.,L . I V"fMrTi i... C. SufirCi'Jok.l. Suiar tun GV i1 Tntabu(.ri.o.Lta ,JOtJ,jrr

uiowriu company 14,00Paaoh.n Su. Plan. C" JOnO.OrPaclScSucaf Mill ;.

4la Plantation Co ,Stirar Co ... --.' ""i,PlOflMt M'll (.0 ...... j.rjfrfc"

salaliM A(ii Co...;? 4 icnx HX atWallakuSurar Co . . t , .. aWahaanalaSutai Co itaH Sq

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ynfcjclotaflilai4 &Man N.Co wo,aimrf

navtian Electric Co .. iOO,OJCjfrH. H. T.ftL. Co..PrtlHon. RaelJT.tL.Co 0,Mutual TtLpftono Coi l)o-- J

Oabii R ft L. Co ff pntj xHilelU.lfoidCo.. ltoot,lc

BONDSMftcallui tiov t erMw.Trr. j e.c i Af.'tMHiIoRRCo. tptrctorlnon Kapia iranau ,Ewa Planum 6 ptr ctniutftu k at l uo. ptr c io M

Oafau Plantation 6 p c .toOlta Plantation 6 p, C.Watalua Apfcul. 6 p. cCabuau 6 ptr ctat.Plonier Mill Co.

Sales 25 Klhel, $0.50; ISO llawn.Sugar, $21.

Latest Sugar quotation, 3.67 centt.

IfIK AND WATER

WW M ONE

Thero Is no longer a Water WorksDepartment. That which waa knowncs such Is now a part of the Department of Public Works and the offlcaapartments are one and the some,

rooms of tho water works now being occupied by the l'ubllc Works.

Superintendent of Water Works Andrew Brown's resignation took effecton t'rlday laL

It will be remembered that GorcrnorCarter asked for llrown's resignationshortly after Vivian Richardson, as'chief clerk, wns alleged to have beenfound wrong In Ills accounts, No onov.us named to succeed II r. Ilrown andIt was announced at tho time that no-

ono would bo put In lilcbardsonsplace.

Consolidation, for economy's sak.c otthe departments noted, was consideredand hnti now become a fact.

Tboso who liavo water rates to paywill present themselves and their casbiat tbe regular office In the basement ottho Capitol, although that office Is nowpart of the l'ubllc Works department.

IROQUOIS SOON TO CO.

Tho U. S. S. Iroquois Is now waitingfor tho valve stem of her Intcrmedlatcrcylinder to bo repaired. Sho will aasoon as tho work has been completedantl the valve stem restored make acouple of turns up and down In thoharbor In the manner ot a trial tripto test tho machinery. Sho will then.It all Is found to be well with her en-gines, make a second start Immediate-ly. Tho repairs are expected to bocompleted this afternoon. CaptainKlbtack ot the Iroquois Is anxious tostart In order to reach Midway while;tho good weather lasts, which has beenreported there for tbe last week.

a.

The best hot lunch In the city, withn dally chango of bill ot fare, at theKltte Ice Cream Parlors.

i

4

saarM

E. W. Jordan & Co.i

have movled to their

temporary quarters at

,4 1 37tFort Street, op- -

positethe' Glub Stables.

t. ftjU A.auhi uJL. -- L .tJttW',

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EVENINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1901.

JIKTE8 FOR WANT ADS.

fc la this column will ba inMrted

EVERYDAY WANTS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY No man can put enough steamJrlint,

m, onetwo

InsertionInsertions

...15o..25o

Info a boiler to carry a locomotive ifrom Chicago to New York. DothIhrr Am, en wck SOo coal and water hara to bo renew-

edt Unt, two week 40o " "to complete the trip.rirXbe, en month tOeHAWAII'S GREATEST OPPORTUNITY FOR LARGE RETURNS ON SMALL INVESTMENTS Advertise and then ADVERTISE!

iM lathe cheapest advertlelng ver fcn people of Honolulu.

WANTShte Fo2u 8, ISt2V TO-DA- Y, for Now Adas.

WMIkVTKMNS WANTED.

fia0lAL NOTICES.k?Am autf all light machinery re- -

7pat K airnt notice. 1'loncer Mo-

st av tL, Merchant and AlakeaKtsmft. 2G30-t- f

WANTEDJi IicXtV tiia-r- T. P. Stnrtc-2729--

TKioi. aa (i?.K.!i st.r i "".' :

VOW SALE.X

VSu new :U1 ra Maktkl. Curbing,ivtkvT, ft-i- and ornamental treeswA sH Jnacioveincnts. Two mln-a- .

nwiJL tttra cars and PunahouUitot. itjlttsi K. 1'., this office.

231fl-t- f

.Oa nnJAenCn-- t top buggy, one rub-)K(- ';

one double-juvalr- t

trap, and one sin- -

tSt tonnw. .Address "Seller", Hul- -

'irtte trffcr. 2714-t- f

ffltracxi Vu.ot.tT tm sale or rent. Ad- -

aires K. Uullctln. 2T30-15-

? rmr, 7'., ..j,. ..... ., ,...o uia. 27Htfas:

TO LET.JL fjicuce at 12SG ncre-to- 's

.V.,. !H"vKn Pllkol and Kceau-.tuiU- t

Vx :Xtst $15.00 per month..AW-- i- - 'C X McCarthy. 2C50-t- f i

Tlvtmmi JtrvXshcd or unfurnishedtrirxi- - ilia farntshed housekcep-ir- 5

at Cottago Grove, KingS4. toojiw "Xo. 8. 2715-t- f

TarrWiol 'X:to Nice, cool, mosqul-Xtii-

n;cis. Alakea-- House, Ala-I-

at. i5. Hotel and King.32C5-t- t

.f;; '? JS:.K ""KSstreet, tH a month. S. T. Pain. Pu-- 1

272

.dtam ta Xhlta near King, oppositeOreldratrrJ Hotel. Apply J. W.

and Bethel. 2719-t- f

t?3HtssnM' Klter street, four rooms,Mda sad batb room. J. W.

anit King. 2 62

ItoTsbibt lxrase for-re-nt to partyreferences. Inquire of A. V.

Cog. 2716 tf

till FEDERATION I

WVHulcs. Maui. .Vprir I.-- Jor someiUII83Hme.puaEiIne.tKtu realized that WataaloiJaem zmdirii that stage of developiunt mfcu. inovy sort of civic body Isaacadftd Jo ifehJJjr tuurpret and enforceMax .tuaiA. mtilA. and u general send-lau- u

fcu Kvi-w- up In favor of sucha crgtnLnJtlotv says the Maul News.

mmmymuur, when on Monday even- -Sac wed vu passed round that therewaali Vr preliminary meeting fornc .suic&b. at organization, over atauact-nt- ltadlag citizens met at the

! nlJUtoiney U. H. Case.3fc Cue. was elected president. ,

.DA lii-K- vL-- nrral.lnnl! W .1.

iC3H". -- "..":.. '. A Z'.ZZ JT''' r"Jr "..u",1iTr:.. .1 ... vr -- .....auu. . a, unu u. u.JUikair, com,Ututo the executivea?1Kf...... .. ...,......, .,

(

--". ""-- - .uouimiu ..ucadoptraf. pmvldlng for rcgujar month- -Ilv tv..Blfn'. nnd umw-ln- l mnptlnva nn '

.!!. J lKt of mnrnhprnhln wan kIltii.,1ly everyone present, and a generalaiixtiajc ut citizens was called for Wed- -mauk.1 tnlng ut. the Courthouse for

iiMKise. nt ttxpiaining 10 me puu- -air II r.Mrl'i of the association nndjtirtsx-- rhJinco to all who desired toancarae members.

3to tll for Wednesday evening'sjaiecucc 3ux a popular cnoru, anuafculVj- - iftuc the hour of meeting nr- -

ivfaM't.&.itr Aa flllpil with nilr tpnil.Uw eiilxuL. President Case calledHteMrtt,-C-o the minutes

TJtofiiy evening's proceedings weremA id auuroved. The constitutionafcvUtf ao also read and explained,wtftxr wfcteit. a ten minutes' recess waslikta lo those present to signafctauraAeuhIp roll pay their Inidtatina & At the end tho tenTwo? aa call to order, a list ofn wts reported. The president alsovstutxd that during he afternoon ho

2E. Uotu. J.tt wo "a8- -

MlWKhraahle to attend, desired thatSVUta added to the roll of the

and that he would do alln wtd to forward the work of the.txtociMjo.

The organization being thus com- -

'.ftVattuln District, money for which

PARTNI2R WANTED.

" v "cmaUl ,no 8Un- -., i.rwiniv "rowing thnni on..?.,' ..,, " ,a ,., ,,ow yngllni ..t10Ki, nifiht B,,PCt ,no mental ..nrEe-iin- n int rina utile excited. l'e Just (In- -

Uhpd

TO LET.At KalmuM, the cottage lately occu-

pied by J. W. A. Redhouse, on EighthAvenue, near Kalmukl Avenue, andnear the property of Mrs. Hendr cks.A lew minutes' walk from me Elec- -

trie Cars. For Information, apply toiecu urown, .Mcicnant street.

20C3-t- f

Qrlck building, sultablo forplant; store In connection It

desired Rent very reasonable.Dlshop & Co., bankers. 2C2Mf

Newly furnished rooms, nil modernconveniences. ,t No. 81 VineyardSt. 2728-t- f

.

Furnished rooms at No. 9 Garden I

lane. Mrs. McConnall. 2363

MOOM ANDOne single and ono double bedroom,

each with dressing-roo- near bath;,u

onl5'- - Address J. J., this office.2'1"

,Iloom and board In private family, Ad.',

dress u. K., mis umce, ur cuu ui iuNuuanu Ave, 2070-tf- ,

rurnlshed room In prlvnto familyR27 mistletoe, entirely Joke, propose to o

2727-l- wouldn't dare Is

LOST.Certificate 20, dated Jany., 1900,

Issued by The Inter-Islan- TelegraphCo., Ltd. for 150 shares of assessable

ju juvur vi iu uci-uui- c uus atKlcctrlc Co.. Honolulu, having beenlost, oil persons are hereby notified!against negotiating same. Intcr-lsl- -

nnd Telegraph Co., Ltd., J. rtlggs,Treasurer. 2722-2-

" thousands of dollar, through ne--

glectlng have stock sufficientlyInsured. Honolulu Investment Co.represent four of the strongestInsurance companies.

On King street near Hawn. StockyardsCo. building, watch charm withlady's plcturo enclosed. Enquire

office. !72C-t- f

"for Sale" cards at Bulletin otflo

ii now Idle In the TerritorialTreaMii. severaltouehln.7 the lao Valley, th Jail, Ihotuurthni-re- , nnd otherMr. J. N. K. moved ns annniendn.cnt tint tho cxecutivo com-- I

mlttce ot tho Association proceed nt

further at once by Interviewlnc thoTerritorial authorities and urging thoImmcdlMc prosecution of the workpiovlded for by the loan bill. Thiswas carried with enthusiastic unanim-ity and the executive committee metlast night begin active work, thoresults of which will sent to Mono- -

"a?Other Important suggestions were

made by Dr. Weddcck. Judge McKay,John Kinney, Sheriff Haldnln and oth-ci-

and considered by the Association.i,..Vie. S"".""" "".?':

v"' "" """ uuuu is iumeetings on tno second Ttirusday in"Ch month, and full attendance waspromised every present... h .,, n, ..ii. ,nn,i.0may hai0 g00(1 nowa to prefiintnt h- "'" S!!lr meeting which willuu liei,i on April 14., , t

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Hroroo Qulntno Tablets,All druggists refund the money If It. ., to"U1B l0 cure' r" "' Drove's signature1 on each box; 25 cents,

' ', KOREAN COURT DENTIST

WANTED,

According a notice on the bulle-

rvanaWc amI to pU8h Ul0 work

......

,.'

order

aZknrand

ofmem- -

to

Keola

l0( ot two year8 the conditions beingas follows: A monthly salary of 300

!.' ... '.,. ., I

honor to rerort tho ns suchofficial npjiolntment at Korean

February 3, 1001. I

iaV.

SHORT STORY FOR

EVENINO HOURS

....u

mn1n1BB.ca

manufac-turing

BOARD.

'"''"".'''

WIIfcN JH1N PROPOSES

"Do I look perfectly calm?" Inquiredoily, climbing Into the wrong side of

the sleigh, and trying to tuck the lap-robe around the dashboard. "Because,"she went on, beginning to 'take offher gloves, nun then, ik kiii recollect

getting proposed1 gave the check rein a violent Jerk

Hint must have n horeu likeMarc Antony.

"1 wouldn't even ask who I bo- -

gnu."Oh, you needn't," said Polly. "It

was oniy uouuy rnuiitngton."1 started. Tho check rein slipped

from my flngcra and let the whip fnllwith a thud Into the snow.

"Why, what Is tho matter?" askedPolly. "It Isn't polite to bo surprisedwhen a girl gets proposed to. It looks

.r, C0'""- V-It Isn t that, said I. Anybody

could cot propose d to by Hobby Pad- -

dlngton-a- nd In leap year.",, ,,he sleigh and tucked, tho robe around7; U'a" ,r.n! I,,a9i"0,lllnS 1

nun u iiui iiuuii)If a glil has really made up her

min,i ,... ..... m..pi.. i... i,PP

privilege which n woman can tokowhenever she likes. It's like the kiss

uie misueioe wnora you woumn uarokiss anywhere And no girl wouldthink of asking n man to marry her onlean venr. or nt nnv other time thats, no girl with a particle of common

sense or delicacy.""ur womanliness, ueriareu."Or knowledge of men," said Polly."Or bleeding.""Or experience.""I wonder," Bald I, "If any woman

over did use that leap-yea- r nrlvllese.'"Never, said Polly, "since she

hnd the every year privilege of mak-ing a man proposo to her. It wouldhave been so very unnecessary. Anywoman who uses little tact and setsout to can get a proporal. The differ-ence between proposing herself andmnklne a man ronnn to her U tho

don't

were

Young St. between Thomas under the making a byand car barn. You Mrs any girl under nB ),im you aro unnttolnab'lo. It

oiuvi

M.

fire

POUND.

a

Bulletin

lyingAfter motions

appropriations,

tobo

..."""V""

aby memberB'omo

to

niany,

Insulted

...'...

has

a

using a whip "0,, scc" as tho lightspur. You don't have whip a horse dawned on me, "you always say that,

that Is, a horse worth having do J"8t aa '11 'Charmed meet you,'you? But you do often hove to spur wllcn Introduced, 'Como again.'him when como a Jump. A whcn a ma" leavca ,no or 'Par-I- s

like a horse; ho hates whip, but (lon roo'' whcn '" 8tcn I''8 te8-- "

he minds a spur.""Oh, I see," Bald I, clucking to Mare

Antony until sleigh oped over thofrozen road; "a proposal Is like ahedge. fellow wants to get over It,but ho Is afraid of what is on tho other

Well,"

fancies a

a hima

ahim entirely

n between

inai isn anjtning iiko nypno- -

Is It, Polly?""Well a little," acknowledge Polly,

making some-thing that isn't so."

".Maxing mm there tcom water ine oiner siuei' in- -

Q"'reil- - i

or a tangle." said "Thonvorage man drcids getting tangledup worse than he does Intocold water. Hut If you can hldo nilthe cords of a engagement and

tho bonds of matrimony, or canmalto them look like garlands, or cover them with and can pcrsuado

wnetner ne taKcs "" """tin board'of tho Berlinof Korea to appoint a

,,0..w."- - ro neii.meii on to his,i,.mi., at his for n ner- - .

. ,

that tho on tho sidecouldn't possibly be cold, but Justwarm tears ofmm uiui. oicu uu iulviivs inWhicli bo entombed alive, anytraps caught, nndcan turn uencvo you don't

doom! I

Bobby Paddlngton," Polly gig.gled.

hard bb Ij looked the demure

the lesson. His conceit was

r ,io; uu ,,ohj Bouby I remark- -

ant-- 'or rent or 1G; expenses with "He Is Just like someeach way, 1300; for Instruments, 12000; foo, horgea wouId any he(,geitor tho laboratory. ?23; ono hour per )r lt was brick wall-a- ndweck the palace; for on fcet. divine Provl-- ,

ar,ne1r,,;e0a;l,0nA9,gooadV,C.r that Hol)by'"fBt'" r?r,yCar'A l" B1,re ,,nrom- -

s plmCntary," said Polly. "And. besidesal0 required, Although this nobby Paddlngton landedmade for a German dentist, the loocold water this time. I refused

on same,nn tho

else.

memto or

Is

veor

Is

something atrocious. Ilesldcs, I hndmade a sort of wager with Kitty Cart-

el- " stopped."Well?" suggested."Oh, well that I could that

should mean Oh, youMr.Ileavyfenther by 12 o'clock.

finished refusing him at five minutesof, while you waltzing with "

"limit itn linn unlit tulfli mlinni u'lla

ii ....,

yoll nol

t

"

t

I

a man you

difference between and ' ' remarked,to

say. to'"'rc

you to llouse'b 0I

A

.

on

plunging

silk

Emperor

i

tragically. '

privilege

""

I

T

wnitznKrohi , hn, on) ,0 fc ono om,

and an ear on and not myheart," said Polly sweetly.

I melted beneath Polly's smile as

anyhow"Hut you must hnvo begun some-

how," I inststed."With Hobby? Oh yes; I began by

telling him that the jam was Incloset, but that door was locked."

"I don't understand," said I."I told Mm," laid Polly, "that 1 nev-

er Intended to marry, never!"I Jerked the reins so suddenly that

More Antony threatened to stnnd upon his hind legs.

"What did you tell him that for?" .1

eXolalmed."nobby, would hate to think ony- -

.,.,.. .,, ... , ,,, mn.rimnnlnl mrr.1( , pn.nnEip,i him " oxnlnlnndly, uhca to (lllnk ,g purBinKgomW ,10 ,,ocsn.t wnnt ,llmTnat.g , funn t,ng al)0Ut m09tmen. They always want the girl who(i,nv .iilnk ,i..'. ,,.- -. .!, ,t

thereby lay tho for tho divorce court proceedings right there Intno pnrior wncro tho proposai a Bolnl!on. It Is nearly always safe to begin

nii0 tcinB gmalI boy tliat thcro sjdiy-cak- In tho pantry, but thnt It'slocked up. Ho Immediately begins toinv r- - n, ,,..i. i,..

-- Polly" said I gazing down upon,mt 8n,all bundle of fur real

In my eyes, "aro you sure youaren't a reincarnation of Plato orSocrates or somebody? For an

little person, you can rea-son 'better "

"Oh, It didn't como naturally."laughed "It's tho result ofwell, you might say long experience."

I winced. I was my mem-ory, and somewhere, at some Itslowly occurred to me, Polly had positively vowed to mo confidentially that

nover to marry,

No-o-- said Polly; "you wouldn tdare tell a timid man that tho pantrydoor was locked. He might tako youliterally and go away or ills--

couraged. And I told you thnt I didn'ttreat them all alike by any means."

uo if a man should marry the wronggirl;

I leaned over and looked Pollysquarely In the face.

"Did you say all thoso things, PollyLee?" I demanded.

"Look outl" cried Polly. "That'stho- Becond time you've nlraostinto snowdrift."

"Polly Lee," I repeated, "did you saynil thoso things?"

"Why, of course not, Silly!" saidPolly, turning pink. "I onlythem. My words were well, henoer would remember tho words any- -'

how, so they don't count."

"'"The looks said Polly "and thotone and tho attitude."

I gaVo Marc Antony tho flrst.lash hoover nail. i

"What ottltude. I askedin a cold, voice.

"The mental attitude," answered

.""'. w"ul " 1, V" "ST?. ' atmosphere. Oh,

s something you can't explain, butmost uirla understand It. It' tnst llknfeminine loelc. isn't nnv exnla.nation nnd you can't nrovo It. but it'strtio Just tho

"There Is " said I "Just about flvo(,0 difference betweenlogie and masculine IokIc " I

..,

"I me.n.Wh.rlnli'nvedifference between Hobby Pad-- ,

dlngton's logic and your logic.""please explain,' pouted Polly.

"You're always so Intricate"' i

"I'or I wnnt on, "whenHobby Paddlngton bet (Ivo dollars

don't mean to say Bobby Padding- -

side. He may land In a tnngle or ho I flipping Maremay get a cold water dousing." Antony quite unnecessarily, "what did

"Or he there might be you do next as regards Hobby?"ditch somewhere." I "I don't Let me see oh,

"Or trap," I suggested gently. I yes. I believe I pointed, out to"Exactly," said Polly, "and thnt Is why I wouldn't marry, but what per-wh-

Ij needs little suggestion fectly charming wife somebody wasfrom the girl to spur on. If she missing; and bow ideal

to drive him with ho rlage two sympathetic soulsbalks. Hut mental suggestion" could be made, and how awful it would

itlsm

"It's somebody think

mink that isnI

"Yes; Polly.

bindingnil

ho

ho

Lee?"

mo

mm mai a proposal isn a nengo nt "Well, what docs count, anyway?" Iall, but JiiBt a bower of roses that he retorted, flipping Marc Antony spite-en-

slip over without any discomfort, fully.

Unheislty the," -wishes

canitul I

nnd water other

affectionate sympathy,

In which to be thenmane tnai

Ilntsned"Like

him as could."down nt llttlo

needed

approximately aLow pa(iungtont"traveling 0(, ,iSBUBt,

that tnkoalways land

uuty In tnclr There a"rtCCtS

,PrlV"'g'. 5"ollro

call right in theI have

PollyI

I under-stand,1

Hobby

thethe

Pol...

foundation

a

withnwo

un-reasonable

Polly.

searchingtime.

Intended

frightened

and'

drivena

suggestedquite

Misshard

There

same." I

feminine

dollars

Instance,"

remarked,

remember.

mental

whip

i

'jitnco.R considcruiHiii ui wi w . niiBm increase uie ucmnnu iur bunillo of fur beside mo, with one this morning that he would carry IiIb.tB AsMMfatlon was entered Into, and p00(i foreign dentihts of any national- - curl and a nose sticking out of the flirtation with you to tho point of pro- -

J2ffl.ll. AscSUed The lly' nnd Amerlcnn dcntaI coUeBCS aml, "' toIlttr' I108' 'ln hours--"ZwJ'wnptS-- dentl6ts Etnnd h,Kb--E- - Theophlius -- Din you do It for my sake, Polly?" "Mr. Heavyfeather!" exclaimed a

teeloan bill for the benefit of Uefeld. U. S. Consul, Freiburg, Ger- - "No," said Polly, "for Bobby's. Ho ly, Bitting up perfectly straight. "Youthe

No.

,wfa.'.!!M!i

Oh,

man

tho

usui ai iHfiM SIC ArD FLOWERS MAKE

GLAD LARGE AUDIENCES

SPECIAL SERVICES ARE HELD INALL PULPIT8, CELEBRATING

RE8SURRECTION OF8AVIOR.

Tho Festival of Easter was appro-- ii lately observed at ull the Honolulu

churches. At nil the houses of wor-bh- lp

largo congregations were In at-

tendance and tho programs represent-ed the bestowal of much time nnd tal-ent In the preparation. The Iloral den-

otations were a conspicuous and pleas-ing adjunct of every service.

At the Central Union church In thomorning Itcv. Wm. Klncald pi cachedfiom text, Peter 1:3-- tho title ot hiseloquent sermon being "The Messageof the Hcsurrectlou." The music, bothmorning nnd evening, was exception-ally line, 'l he evening service wastuken u;i by the rendition of DudleyItuck's cantata, "Christ tho Victor."

At St. Clgmcnt's church, ArchdeaconWebber preached In the morning andHev. John Usbornc In the evening.

At the Hoiiiiiu Cutholic Cathedral,High Pontifical Mess was'gUcn ut10:30 a. m.

Tho services nt tho Methodistchurch were of the usual Easter urdcr.The pastor, Mr. Peatson, prenched asermon on the text "Remember JesusChrist, Klsen from the Dead."

Holy Communion was celebrated ntthe German Lutheran Church withsermon at 11 a. m. by tho pastor.

The services of the day at St. An-

drew's Cathedral were most elaborateand Impressive. The decorations madeunder tho supervision ot Mrs. E. D.Tcnncy, Miss Ulffard and Miss Park,were beautiful and appropriate. HolyCommunion was celebrated at C a. m.by Archdeacon Webber. At 7 a. ta.hev. Canon Alexander Mackintoshconducted the service and at 8 o'clockHev. K. T. Simpson officiated. Twochildren were baptized at 9 a. m. byRev. P. Fllz.

Holy Communion was celebrated inHawaiian at 9:30, Itev. F. Fltz, cele-brant

The Ulshop conducted services at11 a. m.

In the afternoon the Sunday schoolsfrom the Priory, Iolanl, St. Peter's, St.Clement's, St. Elizabeth's and St.Mary's, assembled at tho Cathedralund weie uddtessed by ArchdeaconsWebber and Tcffany. The eveningservice at tho Cathedral wus markedby the attendance of tho Knights Tem-plar In a body. Archdeacon Webberpreached.

e

EMMA SQUARE CONCERT.

The following Is the program for theband concert at Emma Square thisevening:

PART I.Overture "Queen of Spring" (new)

BlggeClarinet Solo "Air Varle" (new).

DanclaHarltone Solo "Carnival ot Ven-

ice" (new) EmersonVocal Selections

(a) "Llko Lehua."lb) Pua rikakc."

Ml3 J. Kellloa.(c) 'Elua no Kaua."(d) 'He Inlkl."

Mrs. N. Alapal.PART II.

Scene nnd Aria "AH In Mark"(new) Pedrottl

Fantasia "Styrlan Melodies"(new) Del a

Walt. "Oh Beautiful Naturo"......' Strauss

I'lnaln "lolnntho" Sullivan"The Star Spnngled Banner."

Blank books ot all sorts, ledgers,etc., manufactured by tbo Bulletin Pub- -

Ilsblng Company I

! J' ! ! j' j ; s ? $ '$$" J Jj

ton knew I was engaged to you!""Oh, yes; I told him nil about that

only this morning," I replied nonchal-antly.

Polly waB looking straight ahead ofher with flaming cheeks and snappingeye j.

"And, os I remarked to you," I wenton, slipping my arm across the back oftho sleigh nnd glancing stdewlso atPolly, "Bobby Paddlngton would tnkonny sort of n hedge, even If he knewIt was a brick wall."

Polly didn't even notlco my arm. Assho leaned back Into tho depths of ltnnd the sleigh, with n long breath,there were tears of mortification In hereyes,

"Then." sho snld, looking pnthetlcally up nt me, "ho was only flirtingwith me all the time!."

"Polly, denr," said I, bending overand kissing the top of tho fur cap soft-ly, "and what were you doing?" HelenRowland, In Washington Post.

BUSINESSATTORNEYS.

O. C. Hewitt, Walohlnu, Kau, Ha-wal-l.

Collections made, all businessattended to; licensed to practice lawIn District Courts. 26693m

BALLOTING.Hawaiian-Japanes- e Ballasting Co.

Dcst black sand from f 2 to $3 a loadaccording to distance hauled. Coralrocks for stablo, roads and side-walks. Third door below King,Maunakea St.; P. O. box 320. Tele--

phono Main 396.

CLEANING AND DYEING.

T. Hoyasht Clothes cleaned, repairedand dyed. 637 Beretanla St

DENTI8T8.

Dr. Derby Dentist; Port and HotelSts.; Hours, 9 to 4.

EXPRE88.

Moana Express, 910 Alakea St; Tel511 Blue; good service; moderaterates. 2655-t- f

"w"m!flff,Claua Spreckels. Wm. Q. Irwin.

Clans Spreckels & Co

BANKERS.HONOLULU, 1 T. H.

San Francisco Agents The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco.

Draw Exchange on Na-

tional Bank of San Francisco.London Tho Union ot London and

Smith's Bank, LtdNew York American Exchange Na-

tional Bank.Chicago Corn Exchange National

Bank.Paris Credit Lyonnals.Berlin Dresdner Bank.Hongkong and Yokohama 'Hongkong--

Shanghai Banking Corporation.New Zealand and Australia Bank

of New Zealand and Bank of Australa-sia.

Victoria and Vancouver Bank ofDrltlsh North America.

Deposits received. Loans made onapproved security Commercial andTravelers' Credits Issued. Bills of Ex-change bought and sold.Collections Promptly Accounted For.

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TERRITORY OF HAWAII.

COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.

To THE TEnniTOHY OP HAWAII,by Lorrln Andrews, Attorney Gen-eral, HON. A. PERKY and V. C.ACM, and to all whom It may con-cern:

' Whereat, a petition has been pre-

sented to said Court by Anne MargaretStokes to register and confirm her titleIn the following-describe- land:

A certain parcel of land with thebuildings thereon, sltuato In NuuanuValley, Honolulu, Island of Oahu andthe Territory of Hawaii, and particu-larly described as follows:

Lot 20 In block 5, Ptiunul Tract, ac-

cording to a map on fllo with W. C.Acbl, Honolulu, and described in adeed to her by Inez Larnach, datedFebruary 2, 1004, of record In book 254,page 2G1, being part of land describedIn Royal Patent (Grant) No. 3050.

You are hereby cited to appear atthe Court of Land Registration, to boheld at Honolulu, Island of Oahu, ontho seventh day of April, A. D. 1904,at 1:30 o'clock In the afternoon, toshow cause. If any you have, why theprayer of said pctltton should not begranted. And unless you appear atsaid Court at the time and place afore-said your default will be recorded, andthe said petition will be taken as con-

fessed, and you will bo forever barredfrom contesting said petition or anydecrco entered thereon.

Witness, PHILIP L. WEAV-ER,

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Esquire, Judge of saidSEAL Court, this twelfth day of

March, in the year nineteenhundred and four.

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BAR ASSOCIATION NOTICE.

At tho written renuest of eleven '

jnombers, a special meeting of tho DarAssociation of tho Hawaiian Islandshas been called for Tuesday, April 5th,1904, at 3 p. m., in Cnstlo fc. Cockohall, corner of King and Rcthcl streets,Honolulu, "for the purpose of considering the question of this Associationrecommending and endorsing threumembers of the Bar of this Territoryto the President of tho United Statesand Attorney General for appointmentto the offices of Chief Justico and Ai- -

soclatc Justices of tho Supremo Courtof this Territory.

JOHN ALBERT MATTHEWMAN,Secretary.

2722 Mar. 24; Apr. 2, 4.

NOTICE.

THE HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB.

Tho Hawaiian Jockey Club will holdits regular annual meeting Monday at7:30 p. rn. In tho room of tho Republi-can headquarters.

D. P. R. ISENDERO,President.

C. L. CRARnn,Secretary. 2730-2- t

SPECIAL NOTICE.

SEVENTH PRECINCT CLUB.

A meeting of tho Seventh PrecinctClub, Fifth District, will be held atWalakamllo Camp, Wednesday, April

iC, 1904, at 7:30 p. m.Nomination of Delegates.

H. C. VIDA.2730-4- t Chairman.

NOTICE.

HONOLULU BASEBALL LEAGUE. ,

A meeting of the' Honolulu Baseballj.eaguo win ue new in isiks nan, .uonday, April 5, 1904, at 5 p. m.

D. P. R. lSENBEUa.2730-2- t President.

TO VIOLET LOVER8.

Beautiful fresh Mountain Violets,

of Hotel and Fort streets. Saturday,and Tuesday 2656-t- ( ,

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department In connec-tion with their carriageshop, etc. Having secur-ed tho services of a Drat-clas- s

shod, they aro pro-par-

to do all work In-

trusted to them In a first-clas- s

manner.

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EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU. T. I!.. MONDAY. APRIL 4, 1901.

Legal Notices.

MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEN-

TION TO FORECL08E AND OF

8ALE.

In pursuance of the power of salucontained in that certain mortgagefrom Charles S. Dcsky to C. W. Booth,dated September 22nd, 1900, recordedIn tho Register Ofllce, Oahu, In Ilool217, pages 9 to 11, notice Is hereby glren that tho mortgagee intends to fort'close said mortgago for condition brok-en, t: the of princi-pal and Interest when due, and will,on Monday, the 2Sth day of March,1904, at 12 o'clock noon of said day,cxposo for sale and sell at tho auctionrooms of Will E. Fisher, Jo. 180 Mer-chant Street, Honolulu, tho lands andproperty described in said mortgage,not beforo this time released from tho"operation thereof. The lands andproperty to bo so sold, as also tho por-tions released, are described in theschedule hereto attached, to which ref-erence Is hereby made.

Tho terms of tho sato are cash Indnlted States Gold Coin. Deeds areto bo,at tho expense of purchasers.

For further particulars and for thoInspection of Maps showing tho loca-

tion of said property as sub divided Into lots, apply to J. Alfred Magoon, of-

fices corner Merchant and AlakcaStreets, Magoon Ilulldlng, Honolulu, orto Will E. Fisher, auctioneer.

C. W. BOOTH,Mortgagee

Dated Honolulu, February 24th, 1904.Schedule.

Tho property to bo sold Is as follows:All thoso tracts or parcels of land slt-

uato betwecs Pauoa Valley and Nuu-

anu Valley In tho District of Honolulu,Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, asfallows:

FIRST: All of Apana One ofCommission No. 10.C05 to Kn- -

makco Pllkoi. containing nn area ofeight acres and 9.39 squaro chains, asrecorded In tho Record of Awards Intho Public Land Ofilco in said Hono-

lulu In Volunio 10 of said Awards atpage 60.

SECOND: All of Apana Ono ofLand Commission Award No. 273 toJoseph Ilooth, of record in thoLand Ofilco in Honolulu In Volume 1

of Awards nt pago 457, upon whichKoyal Patent No. 302 was Issued Ma?14. 1851. as appears by Volumo Ono ofRoyal Patents at pago 302; containingan area of 208.3 acres

THIRD: AH of that portion of GrnntNo. 524 to Josoph Booth, o( record inVolumo 5 of Royal Patent Grants atpage 524, lying on tho Ewa side o.f thoWalkiki border of tho baso of thostono wnl on the Walkiki border ofKalulanl Avenue; being tho maindriveway from Fauoa Valley road to.tho upper tablo lands known as "Pa-- j

cillc Heights". I

FOURTH: All that narrow strip cfland bounded on the North by tho Wal-

kiki border of Apana 1, Land Comr-il-

slon Award No. 273. Royal Patent No102, on tho East or mauka sldo by thiland of the Estato of B. P. Bishop, de"cased, on tho South by tho Govern-ment Road on tho Ewa sM of PdUiaVa.V?y, and on tho West or n'.rknl sldtby th. land of I.alka; excepting s stripof lank belonging to Hooianl.

FIFTt."'. All that portion of LaudCommlsslt, l Award No. 1661, RoyalPatent No. .'634, to Wnlwalolo, Itnovuas tho runaLJnolo Spring Lot, moreparticularly decrlbed as fo'lows: Be-

ginning at tho KTlh corner of thisLot. from which po'M. tho Main Valve,below tho Masonry Jtom, on Pipe-lin- o

bears: s. 63" ua w. tisinni ii.. icei.and running by truo Me.-'dla-

8.20 53' E. 33.0 feet Btnke;2. S. 65' 60' W. 49.5 feet to itake;

. N. 23 30' W. 36.8 feet to s.'ako;4. N. 71' 05' E. 47.5 feet to tkw Initialpoint, and containing an area of 1680

square feet, a llttlo moro or less. Andalso tho right, title and Interest

C. A. 1661, R. P. 5634. known as thoPunananolo Spring, and in tho waterflowing therefrom.

SIXT": A right of wayover all land belonging to O. S. Dcskyalong tho courso of tho present ptpolino for an access to a line of pipingfor tho convoynnco of water from thospring described In paragraph flvo

to tho lands hereinabove

Tho lands und premises described Inpnragiaphs ono to four both Inclusivebeing that certain tract known as"Pacific Heights".

A portion of tho abovo describedlands has been surveyed and plattedI'to lots, of which thcro are 98 Lotsunrcleased nud to be sold. The en'tiro lands including theso lots will bonold ns a whoe, subject to tho exceptions and reservations herein contaiued.

The abovo described lands will bonold less tho fpllowlng described par-

cels, which aro hereby excepted,and deducted therefrom.

FIRST:(Lot 30) Aren 28,400 squaro feet sold

to Mary Castlo.(Lot 13) Area 19,225 square feet, sold

to' Cordelia F. Allen.(Lot 12) Area 45,000 squaro feet, sold

to A. S. Pnrku(Lot 38) Area 18,900 squaro feot, sold

to Slla B. Pratt.(Lot 39) Area 21,800 squaro feet, sold

to H. L. Kerr and Martin LSmith.

(Lot 41) Bold to J. M. Athcrton.(Lot 48) sold to F. K. Nichols; gross

area of Lots 41 and 48, 34,000squaro feet.

(T .Cllvo Davlcs' Lot) Area C

acres.(C. W. Booth Lot) Area 1 0 acres.

Being tho parcels of land exceptedand reserved In deed from Charles WBooth to Charles 8. Desky. dated Sep- -

tomber 22ud, 1900, recorded In said

and very fragrant. for,of said mortgagor In tho springtale at reasonable nrlcea nt the corner 'I water on said portion of L.

afternoon.

THE

BATH,

Award

Public

hereof

Office in Book 217, pages 9 to 11, andbeing exceptions and reservationstherein numbered ono .to eight, bothInclusive.

SECOND:(Lot 6) Aria 12,400 squaro feet'.(Lot C) Area 14,400 squaro feet.(Lot U',i) Area 1 & acres.(Lot 14) Area 15,760 squaro feet, sold

to John T. Molr.(Lot 18) Area 24,500 squaro feet, sold

to E. O. White.(Lot 19) Area 20,000 Bquare feet, sold

to E. O. Whlto.(Lot 20) Area 23,400 squaro feet, sold

to It. P. Baldwin.(Lot 21) Area 28,500 square feet, sold

to It. P. Baldwin.(Lot 23) Area 19,300 square feet, sold

to O. P. Castlo.(Lot 24) Area 18,400 squaro feet, sold

to O. P. Castle.(Lot 34) Area 20,200 squaro feet, sold

to W. J. Lowrlo.(Lot 35) Area 25,320 square feet, sold

to W. J. Lowrlo.(Lot 36) Area 24,150 square feet, sold

to W. J. Lowrlo.(Lot 37) Area 22,400 squaro feet, sold

to W. J. Lowrlo.(Lot 42) Area 17,900 square feet, sold

to Juliette M. Athcrton.(Lot 49) Area 26,500 square feet, sold

to Percy M. Pond.(Lot E4) Area 24.500 squaro feet, sold

to Frederic J. Amweg.(Lot 55) Area 23,400 squaro feet, sold

to Frederic J. Amweg.(Lot 63) Area 23,500 squaro feet, sold

to Thomas E. Walt.(Lot 92) Area 25,000 square feet, svld

to John Cassldy.(Rlploy Lot) Area 2 & acres.

Being tho parcels of land exceptedand reserved In said mortgago, datedSeptember 22nd, 1900, recorded In Liber214, pages 218, &c., and being excep-

tions and reservations therein, num-

bered ono to twenty-on-o both In-

clusive.THIRD:

(Lot 23) Area 24.3S3 square feet, soldto P. A. rarmnfee.

(Lot 22A) Area 66,238 squaro feet, soldto G. P. Castle.

(Lot 22) Area about 23,000 square feet,sold to G. 1'. Castle.

(Lot 33) Area 84,707 squaro feet, soldto Alexander Young.

(West half of Lot 40) Area 9850 squarofeet, sold to Juliette M. Athcrton.

(Lot 21A) Area 51,200 square feet, soldto II. P. Baldwin.

(Lot 52) Area 20,600 Bquare feet, soldto O. T. Klucgel.

(Lot 7 and Lot 8) About 36,000 squarefeet, sold to C. M. Walton.

(Lot 1 East Slope Pauoa Volley) Area10,485 squaro feet, sold to Hem- -

rich Voss.(Lot 28 East Slopo Pauoa Valley) Area

6360 square feet, sold to S. Fowler.(Lot 4 East Slopo Pauoa Vallc;) Area

6075 square feet, so.'d to F. Do

Mcllo.FOURTH:The land on which is located th

powcr ,l011so of tne laclflc llcgiltJEleitrlc Railway Company. L.mltedarea 2500. squaro feet, and thV rlght-of- -

vay for clcctilc rall.vay tract as setto.th in partial release of mortgagodattd December 3rd, 1902. in Book 239,page 157.

The lands will be sold subjectto the right-of-wa- y granted by C.S. Desky and wife to C. W. Booth bydeed dated September 22nd. 1900, re- -coided in Book 210, pages 284-- being I

right-of-va- y for pipe-lin- e on tho Pauoa I

Valley sldtIn case tro lands hereinabove des

cribed to be sold do not bring enoughto pay the niu'.unt duo, and costs ofthis foreclosure, tho following Lotsherolnnbo-.- o referred to, heretoforeBold, not released from tho operation of B.ilcl mortgage will be sold In'.no order named.

(Lot 22).IWcst half of Lot 10). ' ,(Lot 21A).(Lot 52).(Lots 7 and 8).

WILL E. FISHER.Auctioneer.

Feb. 27, 29, Mar. C, 7, 12, 14. 20.

Tho abovo salo Is postponed untilMonday, April 11th, at 12 o'clock noon.

WILL E. FISHER,Auctioneer.

2725 Mar. 28; Apr. 2, 4. 9.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THESecond Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.At Chambers; in Probate. In tho Mat

tcr of tho Kstnto of Gcorgo Forsyth,lato of Kula, Maul, Deceased, A document purporting to bo tho latt will andtestamtnt of. Gcorgo Forsyth, lato ofKula, Maul, deceased, having on tho19th day of March, A. D. 1901, beenpresented to said Probate Court and apetition for tho probato thereof, andfor tho Issuanco of letters testamentaryto Adam K. Forsyth having been filedby said Adam K. Forsyth, It Is herebyordered that Thursday, the 28th day ofApril, A. D. 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m.,of said day, at tho court room of saidcourt, at Walluku, Island of Maul, boand tho samo hereby Is appointed thetlmo and placo for proving said willand hearing said application.

Dated ot Walluku, Island of Maul,March 19, 1904.

By tho Court:W. J. COELHO.

Clerk.2719 Mar. 21, 28; Apr. 4.

HONOLULU MUTUAL BURIAL AS

SOCIATION.

Members In Association 2.200

Associations In U. S 7.000All It costs to Join 13.50

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Phone Main 411Office Beretanla St 124

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i the news of tho day.

Recorded March 28.Pualkaena and hsb to Kona & Kau

Ry Co Ltd; I); 20 ft right of way, Ke-ali-

S Kona, Hawaii; 1. Dated Dec11, 1902.

T K Kahlamoo to Sing Hop Wnl Co;L; K P 2452, Kill 2302, Walhee. Koo- -

laupoko, Oahu; 10 yrs pd $100. DatedMar 26, 1904.

Marlon C Dowsctt to Hy Water-hous- e

Tr Co Ltd; Authority; to dis-pose of bonds, etc, 1100 to 1200 (IncI)of Dowsctt Co Ltd. Dated Apr 23,1903.

Hy Watcrhouso Tr Co Ltd; KsgtnTr; Tr Deed, see B 245, p 427. DatedMar 26, 1904.

Marlon C Dowsett to Hawn Tr CoLtd tr; Appt Tr; Tr D, B 217, p 299.Dated Mar 26, 1904.

Jim Hclcnihl and wf to L L McCaml-less- ;

I); Ap 2, R P 1075, Kul 9708, Ma-ku-

Walanao, Oahu; $100. DatedMar 26, 1904.

Mudesta Candla to Maui Agr Co; D;15 sq ft R W across pc land, Kaupaku-lua- ,

Hamakualoa, Maul; $30. DatedMar 1, 1904.

Hy Watcrhouso Tr Co Ltd to YAnln; Rel; pc land, cor King' and

Sta, Honolulu; $5,000. DatedMar 28, 1904.

John T Gandall and wf to John ARodrtgucs; D; lot 1, Or 2453. Kaloko-lion-

Honolulu; $500. Dated Mar 26,1904.

Rowerm N Turner to Hawn Tr CoLtd: PA; general powers. Dated Mar28, 1904.

Alex K Nawohl to W C Peacock;M; por K P 1146, Kul 1738, Walakea,llllo; $983.45. Dated Feb 1. 1901.

C B Mallo and wf to Walanao CoLtd; I); Int in Aps 1, 2 and 3, R P 378,Kul 3080, Lchanonul, Walanac, Oahu;$150. Dated Mar 26, 1901.

Recorded March 29.Francisco da C Piiucntel and wf to

Fernandos & Co; D; 1470 sq ft land,I'uuco. llllo; $500. Dated Sept 16,1903.

I) W Marsh to Adam Lindsay; L;pc land, R W and bldg. King, Church,Bridge and Front Sts, llllo; 14 yrs 10mos pd $600.

Ilgnry Holmes nnd wf to J M Dow-set-

D; Grs 3454 nnd 3573. Young St,Honolulu: $1, etc. Dated Mar 22, 1904.

Wm Kinney to Y Oklno and wf ; Rel;lot 30, Olaa revtn, Punn, Hawaii; $1,- -

3U0..Mrs II Liming to Cow Chong et nl;

L: lot 3 and par lot 2. Berctanln St,Honolulu; 17 yrs 8 mog at $23 per mo.Dated Nov 1. 1901.

Geo K Kalolpahla to Fred I.unlng etal; L: lot 1 of It P 3573. Nuuanu val.lot 5 Govt' Sur Reg Map No 1651. Heretanla St. Honolulu; 20 yrs at $30 permo. Dated May 1, 1902.

W R Castlo by atty to Geo K Ka!opahla; Cnst; to lease 2 pes land, Honohilu. Dated May 14.

Yeo Fook to ChaugKoau; BS;Int In leasehold and bldgs, BcrctnnlaSt, Honolulu; $300 and mtg $50. DatedMar 28. 1904.

Isaac Noar to Edward R Walsh etal; L; 1 room in Star blk, Fort St. Ho.iiolulu; 2 rs at $35 per mo. DatedMay 7. 1903.

13 R Walsh to Hon Mltg & Brwg Co;AL; room In Star blk. Fort St. Hono-lulu; $1, etc. Dated Mar 29. 1904.

Uaac Noar to E R Wnlsh; Cnst; toAL room In Star blk. Fort St, Hono-lulu. Dated Mar 29, 1901.

Jas E Fullcrton to Hon Brwg & MltgCo Ltd; BS; Int in leasehold, furnlturo. fixture, etc, of Orpheum saloonbusiness. Fort St, Honolulu; $450. Dated Mnr 28. 1904.

Marlon C Dowsett to Hawn Tr CoLtd; PA; gent potvers. Dated Mar 26,1904.

Marion C Doweclt to Hawn Tr CoLtd; TrD; 455 shares In Dowsett CoLtd. Dated Mor 26, 1904.

Joo Andradc tr to Est S C Allen bytrs; AM; mtg S W Kamohoalll andwf on Ap 9. of Kul 0450 nnd 2 pes ofR P 3378, Knllhl uka, Honolulu; $550.Dated .Mar 29, 1904.

Recorded March 31.Deborah Poohlna and IibIi to Ter of

Hawaii; D; Int In 3875 sq ft of por RP 1911, Fort St, Honolulu; $232.50. Da-

ted March 30, 1804.KranMsco Gomes and wf et al to

Ptcs Ben Socy of Hawaii; M; 3 pesland, being pors Gr 2330. Auwalollmu,Honolulu; $1100, 3 yra at 9 per cent.Dated Mar 31, 1904.

T Mlyahara to Y Miyamoto; BS;goods, mdse, ttock in trade, fixtures,etc. In store, llonoullull, Ewa, Oahu$700. Dnted Juno 26. 1903.

Y Mlvamoto to M Kawahara: CMmdse, stock In trade, etc, llonoullull,Ewa, Oahu; i8u.3v ai a per com. ua-te-

Mnr 26, 1901.Mary T Aloxander to W E Rowell;

D: 12.058 so ft land, Kauluwcla, Honolulu: $3,000. Dated Mar 15, 1901.

John P Mendloln nnd v,t to IsabellaMendlola; Addtl Chg; seo U 259, p 8;$1,000. Dated Mar 24. 1901.

J G Thompson to Jas E Fullcrton;CM: 1 hack, 2 horses and harness;$250. 9 mos nt 1 per cent per mo. Dat-

ed Mar 30, 1901.Mary Bertclmann nnd hsb to S

M; por R P 604. Kul 203, Ka-llh-

Honolulu; $200. Dated Mar 1,1904.

Puna Rer Co Ltd to F J Chapmanand J J Combs; Cancl L; 12 acres land,Poholkl. Puna, Hawaii, Dated .Mar (,1904.

BUY A HOME.

Wo havo for sale on easy terms several residences In Honolulu, which itwill pay ou to Investigate. Amongthem Is an acre and n half near thoRapid Transit at Puunui for $1600; nnacre and a third, with dwelling, on,

Rood near King street for$1500; a quarter of an acre, with dwell-

ing, on Azllllan street Punahou for$2,590; nnd a quarter of an aero withcottage ut Knllhl near Rapid Transitfor $2,000. Any of theso will be sold onrrnnthly Installments, It preferred.Further Information furnished at thoofilco of tho Pioneer Ilulldlng and LoanAssociation, 122 King street. . V.

Gear, secretary.4 I

Pntronlie homo industry; when youneed starch, order Pla, or Hawaiianstarch. All grocers keep it for salo;

JL jA .tfi&.j --.. iiJr.

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Oceanic Steamship CompanyTIME TABLE

The steamers of tils line will arrive and lcavo this pott.vt i

FROM 8AN FRANCISCO.

ALAMEDA APR. 8 ALAMEDAVENTURA APR. 20'siEKRA . .ALAMEDA APR. 29

In connection with the sailing of thopared to Issue, to Intending passengers,road from San Francisco to all points Inlork by any ateamshlp lino o all European ports.

FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO

Wm, G IrwinOCEANIC S. 8. CO.

Pacific MailOccidental and Oriental Steamship

Co. and ToyoSteamera of the above companlcaleave thle port on or about the

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.

COPTIC APR. 7

KOREA APR. 23GAELIC MAY 3CHINA MAY 1

DORIC MAY 27

For general apply to

H. Hackfeld &

iffSlfifFRAMOWM.

Information

AMERICAN-HAWAIIA-N S. S. CO.Direct Service between New York and Hawaiian Islands, via PaaleCurt

Prom New Vorlc8.S. "NEBRASKAN" ,. . .to sail about AP. n

Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, OaeaHBrooklyn.

Prom San PranclscoS.S."CALIFORNIAN" to sail about APK.2X8.S."NEVADAN" to sail APR.3

and each month thereafter.Freight received at Company'a Wharf, Greenwich Stroec

Prom Honolulu to Son Pranclaco.S.S. "NEVADAN" to eall APR. t

From Seattle and TocomaS.S. "ALASKAN" to sail about MAY S

For further lnformatloa aeefy

C. P. MORSE, I--I. Hackfeld & Co UtSGeneral Freight Agent. AGENTS, HONOLULU.

gj l ui wimmmm.

Canadian-Australia- n Royal MailSteamship Cnmpuny.

Steamer of the above llnc.runnlng In connection with the CAMAMMtVPACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney. M. a Wm

and calling at Victoria, B. O., Henolulu,AT HONOLULU on or about the datesFrom Vancouver and Victoria, B. C.

(For Brisbane and Sydney.)MOANA APR.AORANGI MAYMIOWERA JUNE 4,

to cast

M. &

O. R. & L. Co.TIME TAUL13

May 1st, 1903.

For Walanao, Walalua, KahukuWay Stations 9: 15 a.m., 3:20 p.m.

Pearl City, Ewa Mill WayStations 17:30 a. m., 9:15 a. m.,

11:05 a. m 2:15 p. m., '3:20 p. m.,t4:15 p. m., '5:15 p. m., $9:30 p. m.,

til: 15 p. m.

Arrive from Kahuku, Walalua and 8:36 a. m., 5:30p. m.

Arrive from Ewa Mill andPearl City tC:60 a. m., t7:46 a. m.,

8:36 a. m 10:38 a. m., 2:06 p. m.,4:31 p. m., '5:31 p. m., 7:40 p. m

t Sunday Excepted,i Sunday

G. P. DENISON, F. C.Supt Q. P. & T. A.

U, IIOITE,

SMOKE

GILLMAN HOUSE

BOUQUET CIGAR

Beaver Lunch Room

OANA1Y1 HOTEL

WAIKIK1W W r

t,.i., a. I. n ......ilu.H H..V..H... v..at, nnd from, the main entrance

I rosin no more and Is superior to any' of tho Moana Hotel every ten minutes,Imported. MOANA HOTEL CO., LTD.

FOR SAN

ii

steamers, thecoupon through ticket. jy

the United States, a On

& Ca, LtdLGENERAL AGENTS.

Steamship Go

Kisen Kaishawill call at Honoluia ssa v

datea below mentloneeL

FOR SAN FRANCKM.

GAELIC -- UMLCHINADORIC . . MATSIBERIA ..MX U.COPTIC . .jurs

OHeVHaWi

Co., Ltd.,- -.

Suva, Fiji andbelow stated, viz:

i From Sydney and(For Victoria and VanootrratvH.CI'

SAORANGI JR. I7MIOWERA --MAT 41

MOANA JOMi L

BUSINESS MEN

CAN SAVE

MANY HOURS

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Sao Fraucisco-fcrfl- iil

THREE TRAIN. CetJILYFROM BUI mtWCUKVL

TWO TRAINS DAfUTFROM POUTLAJO.

Only THREE DAYS to CKlcseat.

Only FOUR DAYS IIP Hear SMcPullman Palace Slcern, ggfflOai,

and Library Cat, vm. ffliaiShop und Pleasant Bstcsfaa; BeaaM.

Dining Cars iUotH atolgleHX;Free Recllnuv CfcUaL '

Pullman OrdJaurJ. M. LOTHROP, General I

135 Third street, PikOu.O. W. HITCHCOCK, Oeoaraf ,

No. 1 Montgomery BLfiMa. I

A. L. LOMAX, 0,P,tl.1472 Osui. !

HONOLULU 1TCHS

Improved and Mo4ei fftraAW I

CHINERY of every cay3r "acrlptlon made to order. SetterRIVETED PIPE for IhV

purposes a specialty, frriiaewral'On P"10 J YYUt"wi .,,,. H ., -- hnr..,t nafcW

The Evening Bulletin, TX ssetii earmonth.

MOANA JULY 2.....a. . - --.gThrough Tickets Issued from Honolulu Canada, United Stalest

Europe. Freight and Passage and all 'general lnformatloa. afgQr

. Theo. Co., Ltd. General Atcwfe.

and

For and

INWARD.

HonoluluWalanao

Honolulu

Daily.

Only.SMITH,

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eiOHT EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. II , MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1004.

THE NEW WAY Gasoline Lamps SHIPPING INTELL1IENCE JA8. F. MORGANAuctioneer and Broker,For Sale. TIOES. Just In Time For Easter.

And the old is illustrated in one ? sf If KluiMoon 847-85- 7 Kaahumanu Street. I

of our King: Street windows.

Tha Goodform Selsmake clothes last twice as long;.

They do i ot wear out Theyoccupy very little toon. Theykeep your clothes where ojcan get at everything; quickly.Every home! should be fitted up'with Goodform Sets and wccan help you to do this if you

" call on us.

O I

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E. O. HALL

Union Express Co., Ltd., 63 Queen Street,Having baggago contracts with the following Steamship Co.'s lines:

Oceanic Steamship Co. Pacific Mall Steamship Co.Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co.

Toyo Klsen Kalsha Steamship Co.Wo check your outgoing baggago at jour homes, saving jou the trouble

and annoyance of checking on the wharf.Incoming baggago checked on steamers of aboo companies and dellr-re- d

with quickness and dispatch at your homes.TELEPHONE MAIN 86.

V ''Hi.

ADMIRAL SKRYOLOFF, APPOINTED TO COMMAND OF RUSSIA'S NAVAL FUMCES IN THE EAST.

Admiral Skrjdlofr, now In command of itussta's naval forces In the eastU as u rem irkuule ca fighter. He has been for a long time In d

of the lllack tea Meet and Is said to regard the matter of putting theJnp.itiese ftiet out of eomuihwloii us a mere bacuUlle. nnd now thnt he, !...Jjcen Riven the onnortunll) to "uiukelinve en it 1ioich of the future. Admiral

Stark lKiuueof shortsightedness in to have shipsat It

ofJ u u

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Filed for Record 1.

'O K Kalopahla K Kawalhau DSirs A Aslu C Ako U

;3 N Castlo Est Ltd W II et2TD

Filed for Record April 2.

O K Kalopahla L Ernestbcrgcr ...DTr Umslng & Co VY Anln Young Tuck AgrrattMKcamo T K I.alakea L)

R A Wadsworth A & S E Kalel- -

kau KelAh Fat Dr H S Hyashl DDr H S Hyashl Ah Fat M

et al M J Carvalbo M

P Joseph et al J Coelho DKukalau Pltn Co K K Kauuahlna

ulaTr B P Bishop Walakea Mill Co...L

Filed Record 4. i

.... .. ... ii .r:zi"r' ;--., u ....... .,.. u """"'"''"!' nAgt Heirs Prever N Haysel- - t

den .1.'. ".''..A N Hayselden Hasagawa et aI..ALN Uaklchl et al L CMJl Kupalalu F Gomes . . ,. D

a Fukuda It Mullcr.. " .T.r..J.DB K Chang et Andrade M

m i

NOT AN EMBEZZLER. j

. . , i .u r.A. O, lutiiira m u ( ru- -

lice Court this forenoon chargi hrltl."- -

:":rr.r '.." n':"ial TStBw deveiopI'dThatSchoenlng had given Richards ans security for a sum of money whichhe borrowed from Richards. Schoe-nlng wanted his back but wasunable to pay back the loan. As Rich-ards refused to glvo up the watchSchoenlng bad him arrested for'enS-bezzlcmes-

Richards was dischargedby Judgo Lindsay.

MERCHANTS' HOT LUNCH.

Tho CrlterloBSaloon serves a Me-rchants' Hot Lunch every day, from 11

a. m. to 1:30 p. m,

jm,.

M

& SON, LTD.

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the Ilusslnu officials are said to I

Skrydloff was kelected to succeed A.L

HOLLOWAV MKTO MAKE

Superintendent of Public Works C.S. Hollow ny is engaged In preparingfor submission to the Legislature, inspecial a bill to provide for theestablishment of the ecu or and gar-bage sj stems on a self supportingbasis '

"Wo try to arrange It so thattho portion of the public which derivesthe greatest benefit from tho garbagoservice nnd the system ot sewers will"avo the greatest amount to pay forthat benefit," said the Superintendent.,"",'," ",1 f0'r Viat ""'V fr

help pn for such benefits en- -

e" "': ' ufor what she recedes."; Somft mp ,. mnnn,- - n, -- ,,- " rwof economy. Governor Carter reconvmended putting the service men.

on a basis It would paytor iiseir. ji was ino uovernors meato maKo reasonable anu unirormchargcs for sew.r and garbago facll- -

.Itles. He did not thlnk.lt fair that tiewhole Territory should piy for thoInstallation of a sower sjstem, for in,... Honolulu, to l. onlnvM

1 'nnlti w Unnnlliiii.neJ VI V.WlUHM.o

hoiu, is now orki,.g on a Piontlll bo fair and smleeable.

Have your Teeth Fixed by

BRIDGE VVORK. 8.00 pep toothWHITE CROWNS, 0.00GOLD 0.00PLATE8 0.00 full set.

No charie for examinations. All

THEHOURS. i to 5 Sun-toy- o to 12

ik ur tl t'j '.am ..d&'Hsaa im.

inlnil the Utttr's falling bisready In npel the attack Port Arthur, which was genvrally recognizedwould speedily follow the severance diplomatic relations between Itussla aud

pa

April

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' THE LATEST IMPROVED

jJPiCk 100 to 000 Candleruncn

23s The Cheapest andBrightest Light.

'"All Lamp guaran-teed.

AGENTS WANTED

CALL ON

HAWAIIAN TRADING CO., Ltd

1142 Fori Street, Love Building.

Comingthrough the tri Is an old songbat we have an old whiskey

called

' Herald Rye 9

A trial will convince you ofIts merits. Take a bottlehome and enjoy a good

or nightcap during theunsettled climatic condition.

It's an excellent preventivefor colds and a sure cure forthat tired feeling.

Tfaos. F. McTighe&Co.SOLE AGENTS.

TELEPHONE MAIN 140.

93 and 95 King St.

WANTSFor Want Column See Page Six

WANTED.

A good horseshoer who can do somevvagon and carriage work. A goodclranco for buying out a completeset of blacksmith tools and get start-ed In biistnes. Only a man of un-

questionable sobriety need apply.For further particulars apply toWalraea Stables, Limited, Walmea,Kauai. 2731-l-

NEW - TO-DA- Y

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Office of the

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE-HOSPITA-

8ERVICE.

Honolulu. T. H., April 4, 1904.

Scaled proposals will bo received attnls office until noon of April lltb,1904, to furnish subsistence and othersupplies for use of the Public Healthand Marine Hospital Service at Honolulu, Hawaii, during the fiscal yearending June 30, 1905. Schedules andfurther Information may be obtainedupon application to the undersigned

O. B. COFER.P. A. Surgeon, P. II. and M.-- S , In

command of Station."

2731-l- t

Hawaiian Opera House

Thursday, April 7th.

GRAND CONCERT

BY- -

MADAME

SLAPOFFSKI

Tlokets on sale now at Wall, Nlch- -

0,6 co; ijismj' '

Orchestra, Dress-- Circle, and TlrstHow of Balcony, S1.00; Balcony backof First How, 7Gc; Gallery, 50c,

Get yoilr "To Lef signs at the Bul-

letin office,

our PAINLESS METHOD.

GOLD FILLINGS, $2.00 and upAMALGAM " 1.00CBfUBNT J,'1 .808 LVBR .80

our work fully guaranteed. See samples ofLady Assistant.

.'Ed

X5 aril

Stll P. O. BOX S94. TELEPHONE Ti. a 7

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p b n . B. RUM

;0 10 41v. I

!4 ! 14 6 l 11 Jts I J 1,14,11$ J 19 16 a m.

i.i t')4 41 6 III 6 It 0 lampI II 10 ) , 4 IT " 6 If li

f m . ..4,11 It D OOI J 15 1.4 tfir 1 SI

I 04 0 41 4 16 II o il 14a. m I

IS I I J J l 7 It ! 44 ( il 1 "

Last quarter of the moon April 7th.Tides from the United States Coast

and Geodetic Surrey Tables.The tides at Kahulut and llllo occur

about an hour earlier than at Ho-

nolulu.Hawaiian Standard Time is lOh 30m

slower tnan Greenwich time, beingthat of the meridian ot 167.30. Thetimo whistle blows at 1:30 p. m., whlcIs the same as Greenwich. Oh Om.

i a

Weather rturcau, Punnhou, April 4.1 empcrature Morning minimum, 07;midday maximum, 79.

Ilarometer at 9 a. m , 29.9G, steady.Rainfall, .23.Absolute moisture at 9 a. m , 0 8 grs.

per cubic foot.lluoilillt) at 9 a. m "C per cent.Wind, light variable nlrs nnd calms;

weather, part cloudy.11. C. I.YDECKnR,

Territorial Meteorologist.

ARRIVED.

t Saturday, April 2.Stmr. I.elitKi, Napaln, from Maul,

Molokal and l.anal porlB, at 7:30 p. m.Sunday, April 3.

Stmr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, fromKutinl ports.

Stmr. Claudlnc, Parker, from Maulports.

II. S S. Iroquois, Niblack, from seafor repairs.

Am. schr. Alumna, Glnbreg, G4 dajsfiom Newcastle.

Monday, April 4.Am. bk. Annie Johnson, Nelson, 29

days from San Francisco, off port, at1:30 p. m.

a i a

OEPARTED.

Monday, April 4.Am. bk. Mohican, Kelly, fo.- - San

Francisco, at 10 a. m.

TO 8AIL TODAY.

Gaso. schr. Eclipse, Gahan, for An- -

ahola, at 3 P- - tn.Stmr. Lehun, Naapla, for Molokal

ports, ut S p. m.muir. rvu jiu jiuu, 4 uiieic, lur xu- -

paa, Kllaucn, Kallhlwal and Hanalel,at 5 p. in.

Stmr. Nllhau, Thompson, for Ahu- -klnl and Ilanamaulu, at 6 p. m.

Stmr. Hclenc, Nelson, for Mahukona, Kukalau, Launahoehoe and Pa--paaloa; mail and passengers only forPaauhau, at 5 p. m.

U. S. S. Iroquois, Niblack, for Mid-way Island, p. m.

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

For San Francisco, per bk. MoMcan,April 4. Alex. II. Watson.

VOUCHERS TRIAL 8ET.

Territory of Hawaii against EnochJohnson and Jonah Kumalae, conspir-acy first degree; Territory vs. SolomonMeheula, gross cheat, and Territoryagainst Enoch Johnson, gross cheat,nil In connection with alleged fraud Inthe matter of tho vouchers of theHouso of Representatives, were, upontho calling of tho criminal calendar byJudgo De Bolt this morning, set forbearing on the 20th Instant, at 9 a. m.C. W. Ashford for defendants.

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletinoffs.

NEW - TO-DA- Y

NOTICE.

REPUBLICAN CLUB, 8EC0ND PRE'CINCT, FOURTH DISTRICT.

Will meet at tho residence of MaJor J. W. Pratt, Kovvnlo 8t.,-o- Wednesday, April Cth, at 7:30 p. m., fortho purpose of nominating delegates.

J. II. SOPER,2731l2t President.

NOTICE.

The Convention called, for the elec-tion of Dejegstcs to tho PresidentialConvention to be held In llllo on April21, Is changed to Honolulu on April 18,1904.

Bv order of tho Republican Territo-rial Central Committee.

w. ir. nooas,Secretary.

April 4, 1904. 2731-7- t

our modem work atlour entrance.

si 5 HOTEL ST., OppJIYiung Hotel.

EXPERT DENTISTS,

Fancy

White Costume Goodsi

NEw" PATTERNS IN MERCERIZED EFFE ,TS.

ALSO.

PrintedNICE SHEER GOODS WITH PRETTY COLORED"" DESIGNS, 30 INCHES WIDE, ONLY;

I

1 5c aBOTH THESE LINES ARE BEING DISPLAYED IN

OUR SHOW WINDOWS.

WHITNEY

MISSION FURNITURE

IS QUITE POPULAR

It has tho attractiveness and tho quality for long service. It Ismade of solid oak and put together In n most substantial manner.We have now In stock many odd pieces that would add greatly to (hoartistic furnishing of jour homo nnd at low prices. Some pieces aredisplayed in our Hotel street window.

PORTER FURNITURE COMPANY,YOUNG BUILDING. IIOTDL 6TREKT.

WITTER WATER"

NATURE'S OWNMEDICINE FOR

STOMACH. LIVER

KIDNEY8llH and BLOOD Diseases.

WITTEn WATER Is bottled directlyfrom the spring at tho Witter MedicalSprings, California.

We sell It by tho Bottle, Half-Doze-

Dozen, or Case..Write us for booklet.

AGENTS

Chambers Drug Co.,LIMITED.

Cor. Fort and Kind Streets.

Soap! Soap! Soap!

17 BARS FOB SI 00

Delivered to any part ol the city

N. Breham,1016 8MITH 8T. near KINQ 8TREET.

P. O. BOX 18S.

CATHCART & MILVERTON,

ATTORNEY8 AND COUNSELLORS-AT-LAW- .

655 Kaahumanu St. Phone Main 303.

NEW - TO-DA- Y

U ORDER OF SALE. '

Pursuant to an Order of Sale, madeiy the Honorable Sanford D. Dole, U.8. District Judgo for the District orHawaii, In the matter of II. Hackfeld& Co , et al , vs. Y. Y. Hlrose, and directed to E. R HENDItY, U. S. Mar-- I

shal for aforesaid District, I shall of-f-

for sale, at tho warehouse of Wm.ja. irvvin & uo,,uii, on Merchantstreet, Honolulu, T.'or II.. at 12 o'clockpoon, on tho Jlth day of April, SO Kegsof SaKe, at an upset price of (8 50 perkeg.

Terms Cash U. S. Gold Coin at timeof Sale. .

E. It. HENDItY,U. S. Marshal

Honolulu, Apill 4, 1901.2731-S- t

"For Rent" cards on sale at Bulletinoffice.

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& MARSH

PRESIDENT COOPER REPLIES

TO GOVERNOR CARTES

RESPONSIBILITY OF HEALTH DE-

PARTMENT AND PUBLIC SPIR-IT OF THE MEMBERS

POINTED OUT.

I

In response to the communicationfiom Governor Carter, addressed totho President and Members of thoboard ot Health, Dr. Cooper sent aleply stating that the Governor's re-

quests would ho considered at a meet-

ing of the Hoard this afternoon. Pres-ident Cooper's letter follows:Hon. Geo, It. Carter, Governor, Tor

ritoiy df Huvvall.Sir: Your communication of this

dbte addressed to the President andMembers of the Board of Health uthand.

The frankness ot speech that hascxistid between us, should per-

mit the following statement to bemade and received in the spirit It isintended: This lionrd fully realtiesIts public duty, and also its responsi-bility for the public health both asrelates to human and commercial wel-fare, for the care at the leper charges,of the Indigent sick and insane, andfor a vigilant oversight over the healthof the community, that there may bono repetition ot the mortality, alarm,(ommctclal distress and embargo, wehave at times experienced.

These responsibilities seem imper-ative to the Doard and more vital thanany other function of government savethat of public order.

Tills Hoard has already gono muchfurther In its reductions than any otherDcjinitmeut considering the magnltuiliof Its functions and dnttes which cuii-'n- ot

be too restricted orjsuspendedwithout Inviting disaster.

The Doard lacks nothing In publicElrl)'qr;leotIon. and self sacrifice totl!e"tmpcrativc Interests of this Terrjtory in the present financial crisis, nojIn any crisis, as has previously beenproved.

The Board has earnestly endeavoredet, and In a very great degiei

hits met, your views and desires, hutni conscientious publlseants, havebeen obliged to heed In somo measurethe convictions of long public serviceand etperfence, ' K jft

A 'meeting of tfio- - Board will hicalled on Momlny'nnd your communi-cation laid beforo them.

Very respectfully,(Signed) CIIAS II COOPEIl, M. D ,

President of the Board of Health.a a

California Feed Co. ore agents fortho famous "Arabic", which stopsleaks In Iron roofs and cools the ironfully IS degrees. It costs very llttloto havo jour roof covered.

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lath, Jsrbsr, Buffet Library,ElecVIc Reading Lampa In av- -

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SOUTHERN PACIFIC

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T. H. GOODMAN,General Passenger Agent.

AN FRANCISCO ....CALIFORNIA"e 10 01.

Hawaiian

Lauhala MatsMADE TO ORDER.

Any size mesh frem one--eighth Inch up an Inch andquarter.

For further Information andprices, write to the under-- )

signed,

G. W. McDougall,Post Office,

Hookena, South Kona, Hawaii,

Manufactured fromICE pure distilled wafer

Delivered to any part ofcity by courteous drivers.

Oafiu Ice and Electric Co.,newaio. Telephone Blue S151

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