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TIME TABLEThe Fine Passenger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and Leave
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FROM SAN FRANCISCOALAMEDA MAY 23AUSTRALIA JUNIS 15
MKH OS JUNE 20xU TUALIA 1ULY 4IOANA JULY 18vUSlltALlA AUO 1
iLAMEUA AUG 15VUSTUALIA AUG 2J
FOR SANMAY 25
JUNE 12JUNI3 22
A A JTTLY 10JULY 20
14AUG 24
SEPT 11
In eouuhetiou with the soiling of the above steamers tho Agents areto issue to passengers coupon tickets by any
railroad from Sao Franotaco to all points in tho United States and fromNew York by any line to all ports
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artistic piece nf engineering affords easy access to all points bb bIbo
fccnic aid tnar ne views of nquisile grandeur at every turn
HJ5ST1I1W Contracts have been let for material andn 1 CriC BtfJlWcsy t0 work of construction equipping andinstallation placed in the hands of a competent electrical engineer tobe fully v Jnno 1st Having u independent power plantwearn prepHrni to furnish power for electric lighting heating andother purposes to our home buildeis at most reasonable rates
Ar Dm Our refervoirs are now complelod and waterGO mains laid so as to supply each lot Permits
for making water connections will be granted on applicationAn inspection of the attractive ow buildinp or nanio
of purchaser of lots will convince anyone that PAOTE IC HEIGH ISis the choicest and most select of all tho residence sites of Honolulu
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HONOLULU H I TUESDAY MAY 29 1900
32EHlIO HANTS
SHE DOESNTCOUNXEBS
WANV TO BEANST MORE
Ella FoatotlciB do Tolna haa BroughtSuit for Divorce from Hor Hovlng Foreign Husband Allegingthat Ho left Her Dostituto inBlngaporo
Society got an unlooked for Bhockyesterday when Eila Countess Festolicn de Tolna formerly Eila Haggin filed a suit for divorce from herroving husband Rodolph CountFestoticHde Tolna once lieutenantin the 11th Austriau Hussars in theSuperior Court of this city andcounty
Desertion failure to provide andcruelty are the grounds upon whichthe lady begs tho court to rid herof her noble foreigu spouse Andthere is a special little prayer inwhich the countess entreats that shebe no longer burdened with a titlebut allowed to resume her maidenname
The complaint in full is a terrificeye opener and cruelly puncturesthe touching romance of one longcontinuous honeymoon with thodeck of the yacht Tclna for thescene of action Stripped of itslegal verbiage the document tell atale of hardships dangers encount-ered
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privations uncongenial sur-roundings
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cruelties impairedhealth a wifes devotion and a mansselfishness All this tho Americangirl woaring a foreign title uncom-plainingly
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submitted to until April1899 when Count Festotics declaredhis intention to sail his yacht forColombo Ceylon and to otherp aces in the Indian Ocean acdfience to the east coast of AfricaTo this trip the countess demurredHor health had become greatly im-
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by hor longUife upon theya ht Tolna and the many and con ¬
stant dangers she had encounteredShe besought the man who had pro ¬
mised to protect and cherish her toabandon the yacht alter this modeof living and to procure a homeup in land at some place convenientand satisfactory to himself She explained to her titled husband howthe contemplated voyage wasfraught with unusual dangers andentirely beyond her strength andpowers of endurance
The wifes appeal did not touchtho Festetics heart Ho tofusad toalter bis plans and she asserted hertrue American womanhood and thenand there told him it was impossib e for her to live any longer uponthe yacht Thereupon on April 20
1899 Count FeBtetics sailed awayon his yacht for Colombo and leftthe countess at Singapore aloneunprotectedwithout money or othermeans of subsistence aud withoutany place of abodo Tholcountossstay at Singapore was brief Sheappliod to her pareniB Mr and MrsLouis Haggin and they furnishedher with tho means to return to thoUnited States
MAHRIED LIFE ON TUB TOLNA
The long cruise of the Tolnawith her many hairbreadth escapesand the many adventures of herowners pass from the realm of theromantic and delightful as
they have been characterized by theadmirers of the titled couple tooruolties as set down in tho oomplaint The cruelty charge is acomplete itinerary of the couple audis as exact as a seamans logbook Itruns as follows
That from the date of their saidmarriage until October 9 1893 thoplaintiff and defendant during mostof tho time lived with the parentsof plaintiff at tho house of her saidparents in the said city and countyof San Francisco aud made theirhome at that place of abodo Thaton said 9th day of October plaintiffand dufeudaut left said city andcounty for Iho Hawaiian Islandsupon the yacht Tolna and reached
CouUnwd on Jflh payo
Sixteenth - Annual - Meeting
--OF THE
Hawaiian Jockey Club
JUNE 9th 11th 1800
OFFICIAL PROG RAM
gt Rices begin nt 2 p m
promptly on Saturday tho 9th andat 10 a 3i on Monday the 11th
Ilacea Juno Oth
1 MAIDEN RACE One half MileDash
2 FREE - FOR - ALL One halfMile Dash
3 HAWAIIAN BREDS FivoEighthB Mile Dash
4 KAPIOLANI PARK PURSEThree Minute Class two inthree Harness
5 FREE - FOR - ALL Seveneighths Mile Dash
6 REE-FOR-ALL One MileDash
Races June 11th
1 UNIOV FEED CO CUP HalfMile Dash Free-for-a- ll To bewon twice
2 TROTTING AND PACING230 Class best 2 in 3
3 MAIDENSDash
Five eighl8 Mile
4 HAWAIIAN BREDS Threefourths Mile Dash
5 KAMEFTAMEHA PURSETrotting and Pacing Free-for-a- ll
2 in 3
6 WAIKAPUCUP Three Quar-ters
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Mile Dash Free-for-a- ll
Record to be beaten7 SPECIAL DRIVING KACE
One Mile Dash to be raced un-der
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the conditions as signed byA E Niohols and four others
8 ROSITA CHALLENGE CUPOne Mile Dash free for all 50to b added if Angio As recordUl Ao is beaten
-- IRWIN CUPHawaiiantwice
One Mile DashBreds To be won
I0 CRITERION CUP One andone fourth Mile Dash free forall To be won twice
11 CONSOLATION RACE OneMile Dash for all horses whichhave competed at this Meetingwithout winning
All entries to be made with theSecretary before 2 p m on Wednes ¬
day June 6 1900Entrance fee to be ten per cent of
purse uuless otherwise specifiedAll races to be run or trotted un-
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the rules of the CaliforniaJockey Club and the NationalTrotting Association
All riders and drivers to appearin colors
At least three to enter and two tostart
All horses are expected to startunless withdrawn bv 9 oclock a mon June 8tb 1900
General admission including grandstand 100
No extra charges for carriages in ¬
side inolosureAdditional ohargo of 250 for
admission to saddling paddockQuarter strotoh badges 500Program subjeot to change
Per order CommitteePAUL ISEN BERG
Secretary Hawaiian Jookey Club1510 tf
LONG BRANCH BATHSWAIKIKI BEACH Honolulu H I
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There earth and air ana tsa and thyWith breaker wng give lullaby
King Street Tram Cars pass the door
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100 A bargain as a home ApnlytoWILLIAM SAVIDUE
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TIME TABLE
Stnip KIKAUFKEEMAN Master
MOLOKAI MAUI HAWAIINOTICE CHANGE
STEAMEUIN SAILINGKINAU
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On and alter Tuesday Nov 0 tho bteamor Kluin will sail from Honoluln on Tiiosdays nt 12 noon for Katinnknkai LnhaInn Maalaea Hay Kihci Makona MaJiukonn ltnwaihae Luuraboehou andHilo
Itetnrninc will cull from Hilo every Fri ¬
days nt 2 p m for above named portsarriving at Honolulu on fentnrduys
Passengers and freight w 11 bo taken forMnbrnn Malmkona Knwnihae Hilo Hoknlnu honotuu Pnpaikou and Popeekco
Passengers and licknte3 only will beNken for IC Unnkofcai Lahniua MaalaeaBay Kihei and Lunrahoehoe
Stxnr CLAUBINEOAMEItON Master
MAUI
Will leave Konolain every Taesdays ar m touching nt Lnhaiun KahuJui Hihikn Hana Hamoaand hipnhaln i GillReturning touches at above nnmed r i
arriving at Honolulu Sunday inomirrpaWill call at Nun Kaupo ouco ciiO lmonth
Stmr LEBTJABENNETT Master
MOLOKAI MAUI LANAI
Bails evwy Monday for Knunaknkai KaHonolUA Oloffalu Ilt fuminc arriveHonolulu Saturday mornings
This Company resorves tho rlgh tomake changes m the timoof departure andarrival of its Steamers withont notice andt will not bo responsible for any conBeqaencea arising thesefrom
Consignees must be at tho Landings toreceive their freight this Company wilnot holdjtself responsible for freight afterit haa been landed
Live stock received only nt ownors riskXhia Company will not be responsible 1 02
Money or Valuables of passengers unloaplaced in the care of Parsers
Pnoonficrs nro requested to pur ¬chase Tickets boforo ombarkinc TflnRn
of nor injury to uor delay in the deliveryof bagiiQjie or personal oflVctsof the i nssenecrbejondtho amount of 1000O unlosathe value of t o snme bo declared at orbofor the issue of the ticket and freightis puid thereon
Al employees of the Company are for-bidden
¬to receive reight without deliver-
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h shipping receipt theretor In the formprescribed by the Company and whichmay be seen by shippers upon applicationto the pursers of the Companys btcaiaersSulnpers nro notified that if freight isshipped without such receipt it vill bejOith at tho ri3k of the shipper
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T ansact a General Banl tug and iVeftOr1Business
Derotits Received Loans made on Aproved Hecnritv Commercial aud TraTclers Credit leaned BIHb of Exonanacbought and sold
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EDMUND NOUEIE Editor
W HOEAOS WBIGHT AssistantEditor
Healdlnc In Honolulu
TUESDAY MAY 2lJ 1900
REPUBLICANS WILIi MEET
Progress Hall will hold a wonder-ful
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aosembly to raorrow when theRepublican Convention meets forthe purpose of electing delegates tothe national convention in Phila-delphia
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The delegates or all goodmen according to the standard ofrepublican politics Most uf themaro not familiar with national issuesbut all of them know the check bookof a sugar baron Every man worthtwo cents feels obliged to join theRepublican party and wealth andbrains will be represented at theNational Convention
For the purpose of showing thattho Hawaiians aro solid RepublicansSamuol Parker and A N Kepoikaiwill be selected as delegates to assistB F Dillingham The Republicansin convention assembled will shakothe hands of our worthy Hawaiiansand say boys we are glad to seeyou follows from tho Phillipiuushere take a seat and something
When our Republican friendsmeet to morrow they ought to goslow They have excellent menamong them and as long as theycan depend on such a support whichwill be furnished by tho joining oftheir party of Kahaulelio HolsteinKalua Iaukea and Pahia theyought to feel assured of the Hawai ¬
ian vote Tho Advertiser has toldso and the organ of Mr Thurston isalways in tho right
What does it matter that Mr Pa-
hia¬
is a police officer and that aBcandaL of corruption has been go- -
ing on in his district until DeputyMarshal Chillingworth put a checkon the outrageous violation of thelaws in tho immediate vicinity ofHonolulu a few daya ago and sentan invitation to Mr Pahia tocall at tho Marshals office andexplain Pahia is a Republican
wo dont suppose he knowsthe meaning of the word andho draws bis salary and is adelegate Kalua is a man of greatability We were sorry to meet ourgenial friend in a saloon to day buttheu what is the uso of the blueribbon after tho Chief Justice isout of tho way and tho virtuous
fire of Wailuku is nominated for apermanent position a Circuit JudgeWe have been in politic with J VK in days gone by and we admirebis versatile qualifications We eoliu fact that the moment bat comewhen all of us should utcomo repub-licans
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When we see old democratslik- - Dole and MoCann wearing theermine of the MoKinley party andhurrahing for the party which willruin us with P 0 Jones we feelthat we are in the wrong in askingany one who doesnt know anythingof national politics to stand aloofuntil the serious questions of theday have been thoroughly lookedinto Go in blindfolded boys andwhoop it up with the
combination orstay behind to jump over tho poli-
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palt which will lead you to amajority of the Legislature and tobeing the power of the land Iuthomeantime watch the antics of theRepublicans to morrow
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TOPICS OF THE DAY
If Princo Oupid has furnished thematerial for roportnrs which is beingpublished in yellow journals onthe mainland ho must have grownremarkably sentiuiontal Ho wasntbuilt that way when wo mot him injail It is probable that tho taci-
turn¬
alii never opened his mouth toa newspaper man sinoe he left Ho ¬
nolulu
A correspondent asks whether anative born Hawaiian is obliged totake an oath to support the con-
stitution¬
of the United States priorto exercising his right a a voterEvery Hawaiian male who is 21
years of age and who can read andwrite tho English or Hawaiian lani --
uage is nn American citizen nnd en-
titled¬
to voto in territory of Hawaiiafter June 14 The oath busineVwas played out since Judge Dolebroke a few and took a few otherOaths are no longer a uocessary ap-
pendix¬
to public life in Hawaii
We think that a horticultural ex-
hibition¬
would bo a proper manner
urbs call on
Kentuckys famous Jessse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the Hawaiianiglanrla
Jelly Jelly
Glasses
A Special Sale of Waterand Jelly Glasses at 25
cents per dozen
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Solo Agents for
JEWEL STOVES
STANDARD AND JUIUTANBLUE FLAME WIOKLESSOIL STOVES
PRIMUS STOVES
GURNEV GLEANABLE ¬
DOUBLE COATED GRANITEIRONWARE
i i which the 4th ot July could bocalibrated hero It would not bofair to Hilo to have a race meetiugin Honolulu ou the day when thoHoolulu Park is to be opened iu thorainy city Lot our sportsmen go toHilo on tho groat national holidayand take their running stock alongand lot those who prefer ilowors tohorses fruits to cards stay at homoand in Kapiolani Park or someother beautiful spot demonstratethat in spite of bugs and exportsthe ilora of Hawaii is as grand asover Our roses are a dream of thepist but it seem that the bight istau and that some day the queen ofIlowors will add to the aroma of ourgarJeun Tho violets aster aidouu fuschias are making a beautifulbickground for our gardens andwith the evargrowing ferns andpalms a beautiful exhibition couldbo made Mr W O Smith a yearor two ago offered prizes for thoperson at the leper suttlatnent whocould within a year exhibit the mostbeautiful garden Tho poor peopledespairing in their exile wont towork at once and their task of tillingtheir plots and watching theirplants and llowers grow made them
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forget that they wore the outcasts
living iu a live tomb Let us all
take an interest iu advancing horti
culture in these boautifu inland
and lot our wealthy peoplo arrango
for an annual show and put up
prizis for the best exhibition
Died
Campbell Iu this city Mar 28
1900 at tho family residence Miuami valley Mrs Margaret A Camp-
bell aged 80 yar and fi monthsmother of Mrs Ryeroft trie lato MrsM P Robinson A J J T and W
H O CampbellFuneral from the family residence
this afternoon at 430 pin Frienrsand acquaintances are respectfullyinvited to atteud
Per AUSTRALIA Tor CamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples LemonB OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-
paragus Cabbage Eastern and California Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders eto Allgame iu season Also fresh Rookfort Swiss aud California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
will
2 Socles
L B KERR
Insure Tour House andWITH
H LOSEGENERAL AOENT
For Insuranoe Company of NorthAmerica and
New Zealand Insurance Comnsnv1811 iT
TO NIGHT
THE ORPHEUM
First appearance of therenowned
Sonthwell Co
IN theBeggar Student1
Secure your seats earlyRnTflfflnn nnono Mhnne
Fox Clxoice BiaHding 3LiOts Sitiza teci
tlie Olxoicest Locality of oxr SxxTd
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COBargains
Mens Hermsdorf
Theatre
25c
Freocn Valenciennes 2c the yd np
3 Pair Childrens Best HermsdorfStockings
Black amThese are only sample of tho Bargains to be found
m all lines of goods in our Various Departments
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LOOAli AND QENEUAli NKWB
Nicely furnished room at No 9Garden Lane is 10 lot
Thn Government hind will pinytbo LIonRkong Maru oiF at 5 oclock
Tun RiMiliiiaii ttouvoutioti ntomhlps at 10 oclock to morrowuiorniDB
Tim HonplionR Maru i exnootedtn leave ahout 5 oclock to day fortbo Coast
Honolulu Mesieuuer Service de-
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uiiwsaReB and packages ToleIhnnn 37
The Claudiue and Maui sail fortheir respoctlvH portB at F oclockthis afternoon
10x1 Bleached Sbeelitiffs 20 rentsa yard for one week only at L BKerr Co Queen street
A grand opportunity to replenishjour sheetings and pillow oaaingafor one wek nnly nt Kerr Co
Th Trausp rt Efiintshiro sailedyMerday afiernonn for Manilawith horses and mulfs from CampIlublen
Dont fad to ring up Telephone411 AmHriean Messenger SemeB ifyou have any messages or packagesto deliver
The Kanialo trouble has been vir-tually
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settled and a now deal madewhich will ensure the success of tboenterprise
The Hawaiian band will play attbo Roman Cituolio festival at themission on wdit Sunday nest andnot at Makee Island
We regret to anuoiiueo the deathof the amiable and holoved wife ofDr Slnggett of the Eye and Ear In-firmary
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this morning
The Medical association of Ha-waii
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hold its annual meeting on thenights nf Mav 301 h and 31st at theBoard of Health office
Memorial Day will be observedto morrow in the customary maunprThn proceseion forms at G A Itheadquarters nt 230 p tn
When ynu want a haok ring up191 On that staud you will get areliable and good driver a fine hackand no overcharging
Cnpt Burger had a large and en-thusiastic
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Attendance at hu concertat Emna Squ re lat niht and li
selections given worn verv popular
Special bargaius for the gentlenin Hats and Caps Shirts CollarsUuffs and Neck Ties for one wet konly at L B Kerr Co QueenStreet
Tbe City Carriage Co is now inthe livery business It has buggieseurreyp vvagonp etc on hand at allhours of tho day or night Tele ¬
phone 113
Judge Froar will give an addressat tbo YMCA to night beforo thoTriangle Literary olul at 8 olocbAll ititern ted in municipal affaireare invited
The Aloha Aina society and HawaiianB generally will make suitabopreparations for tho roception IQuoen Liliunkalani duo here ou theCity of Peking June G
Tbe Gloaners society held its annusl meeting yesterday afternoon a
BO oolockin CoutralUnion churchImportant committees the trea ureiand president were read
The owner of tho red hat advertised in our found cnlumulias been called for Wo have beenrqRtod not to mention tho ownerof thohandome headgoar
Millooker B im SniIeut inProduced at tin Oriihiiin last niuhthv Mih Southwell Onern Cn Criti-cism is for tho nront deferred un-til
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the company finds ito just boarPK
W II G ffrd James B Castleand F A Snhaefer havo been appointed a commit toe to facilitatethe cooperation of plantations inIlia movement for ft conference inregard to labor arrangements
Theodore ifichards and wife leaveto day on the Hongkong Maru fircoast They will propoad to Montulair N J Mr Rlchsnls formerhome tn settle up the estate of hisiaiuor who recently died tliero
Tho Rev W R Livingstone MA Oriel College Olfnrd will doliver n lecture on Thursday oveuingMay 31 at 1330 p ra in the SobonlIt loin of St Andrew Cathedral onBible Translation All are cordial-
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jnyifod to attendTo night a leception ivil bo piyon
jo Itov A E Long and wifn at thoChristian church On WednesdayThursday and Friday nights MrLong will preach the fervicos beBinning at 780 His ruhjeot onWednesday night will bo OonseuraW All aro iuvitod
The jury in tho Downing case iscomposed of JJ Egan B It Campboll g R Carter CH Clapp OBGray H Zrbe F Philip LO AbiesJL Torberi JT Copeland GeoAngus aud II J Gallagher
A Hawaiian Cshormon had hisright hand blowu off and sufferedother severe injuries by tho oxpl isii nofantick of dynamitu which he in- -fmirlfwl 4n fll r ru uo UiUing tie wasremoved to the Queens hospital inthe police ambulance
Tbe frends of the Rescue Homefor unfortunate girls have decidedto purchase a lease of a lot of groundon the dopes of Punohbowl onwhich to oatabllfh the Homo audthn public is asknd to give 2500 forthe necessary expenditure Mrs OM Hyde is chairman of the com-mittee
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in charge
Tbe opening services of the JoyfulNews Mission will be held this even ¬
ing at 70 oclock opposite tho Ar-lington
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hotel The following speak ¬
ers will deliver short addressesRevs Erdmau and Brown MrMiller Profs Hosmer and Azbilland Mr McComb A cordial invit-ation
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is extended to all to attendTho Manufacturing Harness Com-
pany¬
will bo continued on the oldcorner of Fort aud King Btreets un-der
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the management of A 13 Scrimgeour Mr Chisholm who died afew days ago has been succeeded byan expert harness malcBr from theCoaBt who will attond to all thobranches of his trade The premisesare being modernized and Honoluluwill 80011 he able to boast of a firstclas harness shop ou our mainstreet
Mr Tom McTigho of MaofarlanoCo loaves for Wailuku this oveu-
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for the purpnue of formallyopening tho new Wailuku SaloouThe new refreshment emporium hasbeen erected opposite the railroaddepot on the premises where yearsago the first saloon stood and rail-road
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men were wettHd The oldsaloon burnt down aud tbe hostelrywas moved to Kahului During theMaui plague tho saloon was burnedand like Phenix it has arisen fromthe ashes and is back at tho oldplace
Laid to Boat
Tho choir stalls of tho RominCatholic Cathodral are drapd inmourning to the memory of tho lateMrs Amain Jny one of its mostuseful nud reliable members whichwas hegun last Friday and will re ¬
main till Saturday when it will boremoved on account of the Pente ¬
costal Feast on Sunday It wasdone at the instance of the choirmembors with the concurrence andconsent of the Bishop of Panopolis
Her funeral took place last Fridayafternoon from her late residenceon Liliha street to the churchwhere services were held tho choirrendering several familiar musicalparts being almo3t a full ohoral servico under the leadership of tbeRev Father Valentin tho servici a
being conducted by tho Rev FatherMatthias Leaving tho churoh tbelady members of the choir walkedheading the funeral procession totho fMbolic cemetery whero they
saiij final fnrowell with muchpathos and feeliug tho committalervicQ being by the Rev Father
Valentin who showed much emo-
tion
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iu doing ao A largo processionof hor immediate rolatives andfriends followed tho hearse
The following friends aoted as
pallboarors Oscar Hoick brotherwin a nil inaao xesia uim aiui- -
ley Jr J Clarke and Geo Kahana- -
cui
A Cbibl Drowned at WftikiKb
Tho sovon-yoar-ol- d daughter of
Ben Casliuo au employee of thoTelephone Company was drownedyesterday afternoon whilo bathing
with other children in tho Waikiki
stream She unhappily stopped intoa dcop hole and at onoo sank Herbody was renovered by a young Ha-
waiian
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named Bill Ikaia but life was
extiupt After Lieut Leslie bad io
veMigated the faots an inquest was
deeded unnecessary Tho funeral
takes ploco to day and the Bym
pat hies of tbe community are ex ¬
tended to tho borenved familym w
Valuable Jjote
Tho Kapiolani Estate is oileriug
for salo spine very valuable lotsour suburbs Tho lots aro locatod
whero every citizen wants to own ai Qatinnt in them will
101 BUU nu iivv -
be valuable to tho buyer oyeu if ho
does not wish to make a homo ou
tho laud for hiuisolf
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A Startling offer of New and Scarce
All Wool Black CreponsxkZlCL J
These goods only rived on the S S and they are beauties Vc havehad lots of before and have sold them too But this new
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ffOiTlOTlOIOU C2JJUJJLOWarrimoo
Crcpons shipment
Anything ever offered Honolulu before
the information get from reliable sources and believe it foo aR nothingmakes a more stylish skirt suit than pretty Crepon aud they wear well that is if you
et the riffht kind
We shall offer them inCOLORS from 65e to 1L75 per yardBUCKS from 75c to 175 per yard
Tho Orpheum
Everything is not working har ¬
moniously in Orpheum circles andthe appearance of tho SouthwellCompany last evening did not tendto smooth over the troubles betweenthe directors and some of tho stock-
holders¬
The Orpheum has been a welcomeaddition to the amusements of thecity but managers as well as com-
panies¬
appearing on tbe etagoshould remember that this is not ajay town and that tho patrons oftbo theatre are to be bullied byemployoes of the concern or forcedto applaud a snydo show We hopethat the Orpheum will stay withbecause it is the kind of a place thepublio will want as long as it is wellconducted talent introduced andgood will and courtesy shown allaround
Football This Afternoon
An association football matchwill bo played at Makiki at 115 thisafternoon between Honolulu andplayers from vessels in port Tboline up of tho Honolulu team will beGoal Cotton backs Harvey cap-
tain¬
aud Soper half back AyrepParish and D W Andersonward Cnekburu Lauderdale Black
and It Andereon
BY
mniaATioN noticeHOLDBHB OP WATEU V1UVILKGBS
or those paying wator rates horobynot that the hours or irrigationpurposes are from 6 to 8 olcooU a m andfrom i to 0 oclock p in
ANDKETiT DUOWNSuperintendent ol Water WorkB
Approved Aiex YoumuMtnlfctflr of Interior
Honolulu June 14 189Jvm tr
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3ffQ3rt 3AI iB3A T AOKEB LAND IN GRANTSXI and 010 at Kauiaee North Iiilouuwaii Apply to
MOltniB K KEOHOKALOLEUeal Estate Agent
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For tho WetLadies and GentsCravanette WaterproofCloaks and Coats
Also CRAVANETTE Yard Black and AssortedColors
OIBRELLAS sokaAip aca
Waterproof Carriage ApronLinen Carriage Wraps in Great Variety at
No 10 Fort Street1872
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by the
TWO RETAIL STORESCORNER FORT AND KING STREETS andWAYERLEY BLOCK BETHEL STREET
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Wholesaleand Retail 1B0CMS
Tea Dealers and Coffee MerchantsQiRVDK A cmoT Klim and Fort StreetsIiBUia m Wavuriej Blook Bethol Street
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Wine CosLOMA PRIETE CLAKETSANTA MAIilE BUKGUNDYCABINET REISLINGMESE BLANOE SAUTEtlNE
Are nil BANNER GOODS having the natural llvror and bouquet highlyprized by connoisseurs
W O CO LDDISTRIBUTING AGENTS
Phone 4 Merchant Street
BttslnoBa Cards
A M HEWJ3TT
Freight Olerlc and EJtovedoroOld Reliable Again on Deck
Offlco At the Old Van Dorno Premises1315 ly
DR O G G SCAPARONB
Gradnated from tho Rovnl University ofTurin Italy
Love Bailding Fort Street
Office Hours 10 a m to 12 ic1353 6m 3 to 6 r si
H R HITOHOOOK
Attorney at Law
Office Bethel Street mauka of thePost Office
T R MOSSMAN
Real Estate Agent
Abstbactou and Seajicher op TitlesLoans Negotiated
Rents CollectedCampbell Block Morchant Btreet
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A L O ATKINSON AH3KBT K J UDD JR
ATKJNSON JTJJDD
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Office over Bishop Cos Bank CnTiifrKaauucuaim and Merchant Streets
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T MCOAJMTS STEWART
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Progress BloV Opposite Catholic ChurchFort Street Honolulu H 1
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Real Estatl Stock and 3ootBjokers
Office 10 West Kins Street Hono via12l5 y
EDMUND H HART
Notary Public and Typewriter Conveyances and Searcher if
Records
No 15 Knahumanu St eet
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DR SLOGGETT
OOCLIST AND AURIST
ProKross Block 3d Flor Office Hours
R N BOYD
SOBVIYOR AND REAL EWATE AaENT
Office Bethel Sun over the Now230 Model Hestaurftnt ly
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Copi eb and SheetIron Work
King Bjreet Honolulu
AMjEN ROBINSON
Dealers in Lumbui and Coal akdBuilding Materials or
All Kinds
Qnun Htrepl- Hmnlnln
Bruce faring Go
Real Estate Boaters603 Fort St near King
BUILDING LOTSHOUSE3 AND LOTS AKD
LANDS FOB SALB
Bar PaTties wishing to dlgposo ol tneiiProperties are Invited to nail on us
WINE
Sumilaeii Ikmdsclie
PEACOCK
TIMELY TOPICS
Honolulu April 11 1900
HEW GOODS NEW GOODS
JUST ARRIVEDPer Ex Diamond Head sohr Tran-sit
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and E B Sutton A largo assort ¬
ment of General Merchandise vizPerfect Double Mould Board
Plows perfect Broakoring Plowsperfect Rice Plows sido Hill andSubsail Plows Cultivators
Harrows Steel Road ScraperSteel Tray Iron Tubulor Wheelbarrows Steel and Wooden TraysWheelbarrows
Hanging Lamps Glass LampsLamp Chimneys and Lantern
GlobesHorse and Mule Shoes assorted
sizesBlack Smith Coal in BagsHawaiian SaltButter Churns and Butter Work-
ers¬
Milk Fans and Dish PansEnameled and Tinted Iron Sauce-
pans¬
Wrought Iron Tea Kettles JapdPicks Mattocks Axes Hatchet
Hammers Black Smith Tools Ma-
chinist¬
Tools Plumbers Tools etcPlease call and examine for your-
self¬
TB Hawaiian Hardware Co Lo
Fort Street opposite SprocketsCos Baak
SALE OF IAND IN MANOA VAL¬
LEY HONOLULU OaHU
OPPORTUNITY IS GIVEN TOManoa Valley a
beautifully situated property containing nil the necessary essentialsfor a homestead and where healthfulclimate and picturesque scenery arein the midst of historic surroundingsand all in contact with improvedgrounds planted with various for-eign
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fruits as well as supplied withfruits trees indigenous to HawaiiThe acreage of 4561 aoes in feesimple and 3116 acres under longand favorable leases
Included in the improvements onthe fee simple portions is a roomymodem dwelling house furnishedwith sanitary and other conven-iences
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there is also situated thereona roomy carriage shed and stable
The celebrated Waiakekua Waterof the Gorle Falls is in near prox-imity
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and the cool dear sparklingwater therefrom ilows through thegrnuuds supplying ample oppor-tunity
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for increased irrigation to theacreage already planted and whichi capable of considerable improve-ment
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For further information apply toJ H BOYD
Interior DepartmentHonolulu March 28 1900
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THOS LINDSAYManufacturing Jeweller
Call and inspect the oautif ul and usefuldlspay of poo s for p esents or lor per-sonal
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use and adornment
Tow DniMIno Wnrt HI oof
FOB BALE
CT1 flf LEASTS OP COTTAGE 0ENVAtUU tralJy locatod 20 years to runGround Bent 12 per month Apply to
WILLIAM 8AVIUGE1317 U No 810 Fort Btreet
MORRIS I KEOHOKALOLE
OFFICE NO 15 KAAHUMANCBtreet Honolulu formerly A Kosai
United Btates Custom Houserakers Accoaitants Searchers o
ril nd - I HnlMi Agnt
Continued from 1st page
tho port of Honolulu on tho 20thday of tho same month That saidyacht waB about one hundred feetin lougth of sevonty eight tonsburden propelled only by sails was
built and owned by tho defendantand was uuCt and inadequate for tbopurposes to which it was puthereinafter stated That from thesaid 9th day of October 1893 untiltho month of October A D 1897
the plaintiff lived cobtiuuotisly withdefendant upon said yacht whichduring this period sailed from Ho ¬
nolulu to the Tahiti Islands reach ¬
ing the latter in January A D1811 thence to the Samnan Inlandsarriving thorn about July 1891
thence to tho Fiji Islands and theuroto Nw South Wales reaching Sydney in December 1891 and lft tholatter place in May A D 1895 for
the New Hebrides making VillaHarbor tho following mouth thencecruised about tho New HebridesSauta Cruz and Solomon Islandsand arrived at New Britain in theBismarck Archipelago about theend of December 1895 theneo io
February 1896 sailed for the Ad-
miralty¬
Islaudp and after stayingthere about two woeks sailed forJapan reaching Yokohama in May1896 During this last cruise audwhile tbo plaintiff and the defendant were on the said yacht it en-
countered¬
a typhoon which nearlywrecked tho said yacht aud whichcarried away all its sails and didother injuries From May 189G
until July 1897 Baid yacht remoined at Yokohama fur refitting andrepairs and in tho latter monthsailed for Kobe reaching the latterplace about the end of that monthDuring all this time the plaintiff notonly lived with defendant upon saidyacht as aforesaid but with tho exeeption of about ono month atMatupi in New Britain she usuallyremained thereon at night while inthe various ports before mentioned
Lcrr tiiz TAcnT in despair
After reaching Kobe as aforesaidplaintiff visited the interior of Japau in company with defendant forabout two months when they re ¬
turned to Kobe and resumed theirliving upon said yacht until early in
October 1897 when plaintiff receiv-
ed¬
news of the sickness of her mo-
ther¬
and by reason thereof tookpassago by steamer for Californialeaving defendant at said Kobe andarrived at San Francisco about the1st of November of the same yearPlaintiff lived with her parents inthe United States from said Novem-
ber¬
until abaut April A D 1898During this period tho defendantremained on said yacht and in themeantime sailed it to Hongkongwhere plaintiff joined him early inMay 1898 and they lived tboreafterupon said yacht until about the endof that month when defendant an ¬
nounced his intention of proceedingthereon to Manila On or about thefirst day of June 1818 plaintiff ob ¬
jected to staying longer on saidyacht and stated to defendant thatthe same was unfit for her to livethat to remain thereon was extreme-ly
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dangerous and injurious to herhealth and that it was unreasonablefor him to expect her to longer contiuuo in such place and mode ofliving all of which said statementswere true but defendant insistedthat plaintiff should remain withhim on said yacht end plaintiffyielded to his commands and wishesin this roepoct and proceeded withhim thereon to Manila reachingthat port in June 1898 and thencethey sailed to Borneo reachingSandakan on that island in August1898 and remained there about sixweeks aud then sailed to Labuanremaining there about one monthand thence sailed to Singapore ar-
riving¬
at the latter place In themouth of November followiugDuring all this time with rare ex ¬
ceptions plaintiff lived on saidyaoht by day aud by night evenwhen in port From Novembor1898 until April 1899 the plaintiffand the defendant remained atSingapore living ou tho yacht apart of the time when not visitingresident of said place
NOT MENTIONED IN TIID COMPLAINT
The only jiurney not mentioned
in tho complaint ii the Countess
trip across the coutiuent from tbo
palatial Haggin mansion on Fifth
avenue to the deserted J B Haggin
home ou Taylor street iu this city
Without any fuss or flurry the
Countess Festotics eame about two
weoks ago taking up her abode atthe Haggiu home and now and thenhonoring hor graudaunt Mrs Lloyd
Tevis with hor presence at the lat ¬
ter ladys dinner table Tho Coun ¬
tess lost uo valuable time duiiiig
her brief stay Sbo sought tho ad-
vice
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of E S Pillshury whose name
as attorney for plaintiff is affixed
to tho complaint and then went for
rest and reoreatiou to the beautifulplace in Napa Valley th home of
hor auut Mrs Georgrt HooperTbo lady who ban appealed to tbo
law to rid hor of her husband aud
title was formerly MiBs Eila Haggin daughter of Mr nnd Mrs LouisHaggin aud grauduiece of MrsLloyd Tevis It was during a twoyearn sojourn in Paris during whichperiod Miss Haggin was undergoingtho elaborate educational process ofbeing finished off that 6ho motCount Feslttics Tho Count at thattime nas cutting quite a dash in theBocial world of the gay capital Hehad not yet thought of navigationbut was contented with driving afour-in-han- in the bois Thoplquante American girl attractedthe attention of the Austrian lieu-
tenant¬
and when she left for herhomo in New York Festotics foundbusiness to call him to tho Ameri-can
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metropolis The wedding whichfollowed was a quiet but elegantone as befits the nuptials of tbodaughter of a many times million-aire
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and a nobleman of the AustrianEmpire It is to this weddiug thattho society gossips are now referringand building tho possibilities ofwhat the titled gentlemans answorto tho complaint may be CountFestetics is a Catholic his wifo onEpiscopalian They woro marriedaccording to the rites of tho Epis-copal Church There was no spe-cial
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dispensation After recitingthese facts the gossips argue thatunder those circumstances EilaHaggin nould not in Autria berecognized as tho wifo of ltodolpbCount FeBtetics do Tolna There-fore
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they add the Count will makeanswer that tho lady kuewn as theCountess Festetics is not his legalwife -- S F Cll
For the PrimariesThe Merchant Exchange laid in
a fine stock of necessary material forthe holding of the primaries andconventions Try the superfineliquors kept ou hand for the con ¬
sumption of customers and you willcome out a winner No charges tothose who belong to tho rigthparty
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iron baleS4500heart of the
njontHonsoHitnaied near thetown Present nct monthlvIncome 160 Applv toWILLIAM SAVIUQE
1317 t No 310 Fort Street
FOR SALeTJ7 ACRES OF LAND IN GRANTS
JiP6tr B k7b111i Hlra8l
umjmiumiJmfcimLu
fl HACKFELD CO
LIMITED
Solo Agents for tho well knot
White Sewing Machina
AND
Kemington Type Writers
A Largo Stock of the DifferentStyles
ALWAYS ON HAND
HOFFSGHLEBER CO
LimitedSUCCESSORS TO
ED HOFPSCBMEGER CO
King and Bethel Strcots
10g Mi
Strongest and Best SowingMachine in the Markot withthe Latest AttachmontB
Each Machine GnarcntoGd
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Wm GIrwin President fe ManagerOlaus SpreckelB First Vlee Preslnprt
V M Giflard Second Vico PresidentM H Whitney Jr Trcoburei kSecrclryGeo J Ross Auditoi
SUGAR FACTOKS
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AOEIIIS 07 THB
Oceanic Steamship GompyOf Han Francisco Cal
OlGJLKsSSome men come hero to select a
ham a tea flavor a brand of olive oilor something to eat that they arevery particular about
They should seloot their cigarsas carefully Here they may havetheir choice from a big stock
We have cigars from these Havanafactories
Afrioana Book CoHonry Clay VillarUpmann Iutimidad
and others
LEWIS CO
Telephone 240 Ill Fort Street
By the Barks - - -r O PFLUEGrBR and
kM E AVATSONwe have received a largoassortmtnt of
IMZortorLBAND
Crosse BlackwlsGroceries
Bicarbonate of Soda WashSoda Cauhtic Soda Paintsand Oils Corrugated IronRidging- - etc oment andFirebricks O a rb o 1 i noumStockholm Tar Tuba Buck ¬
ets Tinplates SaucepansTea kettles etc
H MGKFELD CO
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