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THE WORTHINGTON

Pumping Maclilnory TIM Is

Attracting Attention

An Interview With Mr JohnsonWho Knows All About It Whoro

Thoso Pumps Hdvo BoonUsed

Among tho present visitors toHonolulu is Mr 0 A JohiiBen aprominent civil engineer who repre ¬

sents tho world known Wortkington Pumping Engino Company ofBrooklyn U S A

Mr Johnson is lioro in tho inter-

est¬

of tho big concorn as well as forhis health In an interview ho ex-

pressed¬

his surprise at fiiidiug thatHonolulu othorwiso equipped as amodern city had no sewerage andcongratulated tho Govorumont onhaving finally ohtaiuod ci appropriation for tho construction of asuitable sowerago plant

Mr Johnson has inspected thowater works and tho pumping plantand will probably enter tho field ofcompetitors when tho corracts fornew pumps for the water works atMakiki or oleowhore aro to bo made

Mr Johnson is a Norwegian bybirth but has roaidod in Now Yorkduring tho past 20 years lie speaksenthusiastically of tho superiorityof American machinery comparedwith that mauufaotarod in GreatBritain and other European coun-

tries¬

The Worthington companiesemploy ovor 2000 laborors and havegained a far reaching frmo Inspeaking about exportation1 of Am ¬

erican nobiuery Mr 7njHbjn gavetho writor a rocent issue of tho NewYork Post in which the following

l appears

Americau steam pumps electricpumps condensers and water metersnro oxported all over tho world byHenry R Worthington inoorporatod and tho Worthington PumpingEngino Company which aro prac-tically

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one concorn managing differ-

ent¬

departments of tho same busi-

ness¬

and havo their hydraulic worksin Brooklyn with foundries inElizabotkport N J Special effortsto obtain foreign trado were firstmade in 1881 when a sub companywas established in Eugland with itsmain oQico in London for tho saleof machinery abroad Previouslythere had boou some trade withSouth America but it was onlytaken as it camo alone A fortunatecircumstance in tho introduction ofthe machinery in Groat Britain wastho receipt of an order from thoBritish Government in tho courseof the Eastern troubles in 1884 forpressure pumps to force water acrosstho dosort through tho SuakimBerber pipe lino in Egypt Thisserved to nttraot much attontiunabroad to tho Worthington manu ¬

factures and tho foroigu businesswas brisk from tho start A list oftho companys puraping ongiuosfurnished for the water works sorvice shows that nono was erootod orcontracted for in foreign parts bofore 1885 but that in this year fourwero supplied to England and ouoto Russia This list iucludos onlyengines for tho water works of oitiesand towns and high types of enginos for drainago sewerage etcIn 188G fiftoon onginos wero erectedabroad these beiug divided botwoouGroat Britain France GermanyRussia Spain aud Cuba Tho for-

oigu¬

list grow rapidly ovory yearafterwards In 1888 it included livoonginos for St Petersburg with adaily capacity of 10000000 gallonseach in 1889 four for Londonseven for South Africa aud onooity sewerage for Rotterdam IIoi

laud tho latter having n daily capa

city of 80000000 gallons in 1891

four for Bombay India with a capa ¬

city of 18000000 gallons each in1892 no less than tweuty six forIndia alone in 1893 11 vo for Japantwo for Siam and two for HongKong ii 1895 four for Johannes-burg

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South Africa Tho last yoarfor which tho foroign list is com ¬

plete is 189C in which thirty oightof tho wator works onginos worefurnished to England France Bolgium Bohemia Egypt India Domarara and the Sandwich Islands Forpumping the London water supplytho numbor of Worthington enginesnow in use oxecods that of all othermakes put together

Sevoral sub companies are noworganized in Europo for tho sale ofthe Worthington corporations machinos and oflicos for this purposoaro now established in Great Britainat Loudon Birmingham ManchesterGlasgow Newport Swansea andNewcsstle-on-Tyn- o in Paris BnrliuSt Petersburg Vienna BudapestAmsterdam Brussels Milan NaplesCopenhagen Calcutta Johannes-burg

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aud Syduey All tho mauhiuorysold abroad is made in this countryexcept thatsonie of the engines ofthe larger types aro manufacturedfrom the companys plans undercontract by ono of tho oldost Eng-lish

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engineering establishments Thocapacity of tho works horo has recoutly been enlarged and they nronow turning out pumps at the rateof 15000 annually

Mr Johnseusaid that tho foroignbusiness had beon ronstnutly grow-

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and mado a fino outlet for pro-

duction¬

particularly when timeswore dull iu this country Besidesthe large pumps heretofore mention ¬

ed a groat number of small ongiueswero sold for various ordinary pur-

poses¬

Speaking of the trado withRi3in rriiarkod that thore wasno term iu the Russian language fora duplex steam pump aud thatworthington with a small w

had been adopted iu that country todesignato it The company mado alarge contract with the RussianGovorumont last summer to supplyengines for pumping oil throughpipe lines

Mr Jobnsen will remain severalweoks in Hawaii aud look iuto thoterms for contracts for sewerageand water works

ioo Many Wnr Editors

Tho two war journals tho Ex¬

aminer and tho Call havo had theiroyea bo steadfastly fixod far out ontho Atlantic beyond Cuba to thostill vexed Bermoothns looking fortho Hash of the first Spanish gunsthat thoy utterly failed to fee onMonday morning last a lino threemastod square rigger whioh wouton tho beach bolow San Franciscoright under their noses Tho Chro-

nicle¬

was tho only San Franciscomorning paper whinh had anythingabout this wrock upon our ownshores No doubt tho war liows is

interesting but we may havo toomuoh of it The two war journalshave boon giving so many pages totho war that it has been diffi

cult to find in thorn tho news of thooity and State Wo would suggestto Mr Spreckols aud Mr Hearstthat they discharge a fow of thobrigadior Renorals aud field marshalson their editorial staffs and each geta looal editor The Argonaut

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Oheorily OhI Tho Anchorts Woighod

Two of the most popular men intown have been installed in the re ¬

nowned Anchor Saloou Mr Car-lisle

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has takon the managerial helmas captain and Oharley AnrirowHhas shipped as first mate Withsuch n crow tho wants of every passeugor will be carefully and pri- -

Eorly attended to and ouly tho voryolass of refreshments will bo

sorved to them in the most affabloand cordial manner

Now Suit Club 1 per wook justopened at Modeiros Ddoker No11 Hotel Btreot join at ouce

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O L WIGHT 1ros 8 15 KOBE BooOapt J A KINO PortSupt

Strnr K1NAUOLAIUU5 Commander

Will leave Honolulu atlOA m touching atLahalna Jlaalaca Hay and Makona thesamo day Mnlinkenn Kawaibao and Laupalioehoo the following day arriving atHIlo tho same afternoon

LBAVKfl HONOLULU AW51VKS HONOLULU

Tiiosday Mor2 Wednesday Apr H

triday Apr 8 j Buturday Apr 10

Itetnrning will leave Hilo at 8 oclocka m touching at Laupahoehoe Wahukpna and Kawalhao same day AlakenaJIaalaea Bay and Iahalna the followincday arriving at Honolulu the afternoonsof odiicsduya and Baturdayr

tuy Will call at 1ohoikl Puna on tripsmarked

iir-- No Freight Hill bo received after kam on day of sailing

Tho popular routo to tho Volcano is viaHilo A good carriago road tho entire dis-tance

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Hound trip tickets covering allexpense f6000

Stmr OLAUDINEOAMKIION Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 r Mtouching at Kahului Hana Hanioa andKIpahulu Jlaui returning arriveB atHunotulu Sunday mornings

Wih cill at Nuu Knupo once eachmonth

COT No Freight will bo received after ip u on day of sailing

lhls Company will reserve tb right ofjtinke oijtugud ij iliu time of departuio andarrival of Its Steamers without notice andIt will not be responsible for any coiipquoncea arising therefrom

Consignees must bo at tho Landing loreceive their freight this Company vhi tholdltsolf rcsponslblo for freight af rli has been landod

Live Stock received only at owners rjThis Company will not oo responsible i r

Money or Vulunbles of passengers unicesplaced In the care of Pursers

CO Passengers are requested to purchase Tickets boforo embarking Thciefalling to do ho will be subject to an aditlonal charge of twonty flve per cent

Packages containing personal effectwhether shipped k bnggago of freight ftho contents thereof oxecoa 100 In vainniiiBt havo the vtiluo thereof plnlnlystat 1

and marked and the Company will vhold itsolf Ilablo for any loss or damage nexcess of this su ci excopt the goods lshipped under a special contract

Al employees of tho Compauy aro forbidden to rtcoivd trolght without dellvting a shipping leceipt thorolor in tho for uprescribed by tho Company and whlrimay bo seen by shlppors upon applicationto tlio pursers of tho Companys Steamer

Shippers are nodtled that if freightshipped without such receipt it will 1

tolely at tho risk ol the shipper

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of British North America

Tumsiict a General llnnking and ExehawtoHusincss

Depotlts Itocelved Loans made on Approved Hoourity Commercial and Travel- -era Credit Issued Hills of ExcnJngobought and sold

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Propriotor and Pub- -

EDMUND NOBHIE EditorHORACE WRIGHT Acalstant

KealilliiK in Honolulu

FRIDAY APRIL 1 1893

Tho great politicians who recentlyhavo given Mr Doles Govommontthe glassy oyo and tho Klondykoheart remind us of tho pokor playerin bad luck who noticos tho thumbmarks on the cards and calls for anow deck Tho dock comes holooks happy loses again and after awhile finds tho same thumb marksIt is the play not tho dock whichdecidos who shall take the pot Andthe samo prinoiplo rules in the greatpoker game of government

THUKBTON ON PETITIONS

Mr L A Thurston special com ¬

missioner for tho missionaryplanters bouncod diplomat apartner of the dovil and an all rounddemagogue employed as a showman in a ten cents oyclorama and anadvertising agent for roal estatojobbers in Hawaii has cropped outas an export on petitions and hand-writings

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Mr Thurston has taken hold ofthe monster petition signed by near-

ly¬

all Hawaiians over M years ofage in which the nation prays thattho infamous annexation treaty willnot pass and ho has in a lawyersbrief attempted to show that thesignatures to tho petitions areforgeries and that the whole docu ¬

ment is a barofaced fraud

Mr Thurston in his brief devotesconsiderable space in tolling Con-

gress¬

that ho is an export on peti ¬

tions and that ho knows how thoyare gotten up and of how much im-

portance¬

thoy aro He states thatduring his experience as a Legislatorho know of representatives who hadtho signatures of thpir constituentsattached to blank petitions whichworo filled out when the occasionaroso to avoid tho troublo of can ¬

vassing tho districts whonovor ameasure favorablo to the representa-tives

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wero at issue Mr Thurstondoes not mention any names but asusual ho speaks in gonoral vaguoterms As a matter of fact was nottho man with tho blank petitionssigned by his constituents duringthe session of 188G tho honorablemember from Molokai Mr L A

Thurston Molokai was not oasilyroaohod in those days and it wasvery convenient for tho representa ¬

tive of that island to havo his am-

munition¬

in tho shape of petitionsroady in advance instead of depend- -

ing upon the slow means of commitnication

We havo had no opportunity toexamino tho petitions which havocaused Mr Thurston so muoh worry

It Booms immaterial to us and to thoniaiu issue whether thoro aro one ortwo hundred names out of 20000 intho samo handwriting If thogonuininouess oi tlio petition is i

chnllonged and doubtod aud MrThurston cau malco members ofCongress bolievo that tho Hawai ¬

ians aro in favor of annexation audthat thoy only signed thoir namesby proxy to seo thoir own handwriting let tho Bacon nmond- -

mont pas and lot Mr Thurston ad ¬

vocate a plobesoito on tho questionof annexation

If as he says tho petition againstannexation is a fraud why does heaud Mr Dolo fight shy of a popularvote Tho auti annexatiouists havogot no more monoy wherowith tobuy votos or bribe votors ovenif they wore bo inclined Woaro told every day by tho Ad-

vertiser¬

that not a cout has beenput up in helping tho Queen in herfight against annexation We arofrequently inforuird that a bottleof gin will buy half a dozen kanakavoters Mr Thurstons frieuds havogot unlimited monoy for thoir cor-

ruption¬

fund and his cronies knowtho ropes by experience Why thondevoto his valuable timo to examinoLilikalauin signature which hosays he knowi intimately notes ormortgages Edward instead ofboldly assisting tho passage of thoBacon amondment buy up the ka-

naka¬

votes aud at a popular ballotprove to tho United States and tothe world that the Hawaiians aroin favor of annoxation and are sim-

ply¬

dying to surrender the indepen ¬

dence of their country the state ¬

ments of Kaulia Auld Richardsonand Carter to tho contrary notwith-standing

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Mr Thurston says that ho knowshow petitions are made hero Youbet ho does Ho knows how 6000names wore made to appear on thorostor of the Annexation Club andwhy tho rolls for obvious reasonswere not available for inspection byMr Blount He knows who nignodthe lottery petition and how thobigger part of that document con-

veniently¬

disappoared when MrBlount wished to glance at it Hois familiar with the system of pay¬

ing tho canvassers 2J conts for eachsignature and by that meaus swell ¬

ing the lists of signatures Ohl MrThurston knows all about petitionsand dont you forget it

What ho is trying to impress onthe minds of the members of Con ¬

gress is that boys and girlB between1 1 aud 20 yoars havo signod the pe-

tition¬

and thus creato an impres-

sion¬

that such signatures emanatefrom irresponsible children Thomembers of Congress who arefamiliar wfth our racial and climaticconditions will know that the Hawaiinne as a rule reach the ag ofpuborty bofore thoy aro Id years ofago That 11 yoars is tho limit forschool attendance tho ago of con-

sent¬

aud that although minors in

tho oyos of tho law they aro menand women at that age

And why should not a boy or agirl of Id years of age have a rightto hold and expross their opinionsin rogard to the futuro of thoircountry It may bo that Mr Thurs-ton

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has found two signatures representing children only 2 yoars oldIt is possible that some patrioticfather and mother signed the namesof every mfatnbor of their family toshow that oven the babes in thocradle protest against Mr Thurs ¬

tons infamous crime of trying torob tho Hawaiians of thoir countryand bartering away stolon goodsTho effect of the potition will tollin spite of Mr L A Thurston

WORLDS LARGEST SHINGLEMILL DESTROYED

Loss of a Hundred Thousand DollarsOccasioned by Firo at Xacoma

Tacoma Maroh 22 Tho PacifioMill tho largest shingle mill in thoworld oporatod by Motcalf Wadewas destroyed by firo to day Thoproperty is ownod by tho SathorBanking Company of San Franoisooand its loss will bo about 100000Thero woro wore 3000000 shinglesin tho kilns Within thirty minutesaftor tho alarm the immonso plantwas iu ruins Thero was uo insuranceon tho Btock

Nearly every man belivos that fatohas a grudgoagaiuat him

There aro people who claim to bepraying for tho poor who never doanything elso for them

OOBBEBPONDENaE

A First Improssioni

Ed The IndependentAs one regarding all living things

in tho light of fellow croaturos hav ¬

ing naturally tho right to lifo andliberty as ourselves 1 neverthelessam conscious that having tho powerwo fail exceedingly to reoognizo toogenerally this great aud humanonatural law even to a limited degree Cruolty we soe to our poordumb fellow croaturos infliotcd allround us both wantonly andthoughtlessly tho lattor I trustmostly As a visitor to your boautiful town I was strongly impressedwith the needless and apparentlysonBeloss uso of the cruel chock reinused upon tho horses Tho torturochiefly in an irritating manner thismust catiso thorn must bo apparontto anyone with tho least considera-tion

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How easily romedied by abyo law of your city councillors

Truly yoursVisitoh

Wo fully agree with our corre-spondent

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who passed through onthe Capo Otway Unfortunately wohavo no city councillors and thoreigning powors are too busy check-ing

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the Legislature to bother aboutcheck reins for horsos Ed

Ed The Independent

In order to bolster up the waningcourage of tho annoxation dupes ofthis oligarchy for a few days longertho Star in its issue of March 29quotes the roports from tho Foroign Relations Committeo in favorof annexation which by carefullyreading botweon tho lines showsmarked tiresomeness and disgustwith tho whole disgracoful businessBut the Star in order to koep upits hoodwinking haain its leader ofthe above date produced the biggestjoke of the soason Tho Star manmust havo laughed up his sleevowhile in tho aot of penning hisfunny joke that tho AnnexationCoach is about to arrive withSpeaker Reed on the box Why

dear reader tho Star man woll knowsthat annexation is deader than aforty yoar old maokorol and nodoubt he is now making roady tojump the fenco when it can bo donoa little nicely and kinder safelydouohor know Andante

Thoro are a good many hardmoney taon here Hard to gotmonoy from

MEETING NOTICE

MEETING OF THE BTOOKHIDA ors of tho Olowalu Company will bohold at tho oflloo of Wm Q Irwin CoLimited on MONDAY April 4 1R08 at11 r nnQQVA M

85 Kit Secretary Olonalu Co

FIREWOOD FOR SALE

Algeroba FirewoodIN QUANTITY TO SUIT AT

1 O A OORDCAN BE HAT FKOM

EMIL KLEMMETho Merchants Exchaugo cornor King

8r0 and Nunann btrcets lw

WILLISONS

World Wonders

Owing to tho success attending

the CIRCUS Mr Bort Willisou has

decided not to open until some

future date of this month

Biy

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Honolulu April J 1SS

wc crowned VlOTUKti in

modern days we sell them for

we are materialistic and not

sentimental

TAB VICTOR SAFES

aro indeed victors for as firo

and burglar proof safes they

aro the very best that can be

made and embody in their

construction many improve- -

mcntB not found in othermakes

AS THE MAYOE c

Cincinnati wrote they havobeautiful finish and excellent

workmanshipWe carry six hizeB in slock

and you will find everythingperfectly satisfactory Bmamine carefully

OUtt LARGE VICTOR

and you will be satisfied Wccan fix up the interior in anyway to suit you or buy alittle Queen for your Jewelsand valuables Above allcome and inspect before yoiibuy

Tha Hawaiian Hanlwara Co

2G8 Fort Stkket

GREAT FIRE SALEADDITIONAL BARGAINS

The Balance of the Goods HavingArrived on the Zealandia they

will be Offered at theFollowing Prices

Brown Cotton 36 inches wide 25 yards for 100 White Cation 30 inches wide 20 rt

vovr for S100 Now Prints Pattern 30 vards for S100 Prints Ormmdios Now Pat-- KJ rr 7 Q j

terns 10c yard Printed Dimities New Patterns 15 yards for 100 White Dimities20 yards 100 Victoria Lawns 10 yards in a piece 50c TABLE LINEN Unbleached Damask 25c a yard Bleached Damask 50c a yard Bleached NapkinR large

1 doz S HE ISTINGS Brown bhecting 10 4 18c per yard Bleached 10 4 20c BrownSheeting 9 d 1 tic per yard Bleached 9 d 18c Brown Sheeting 8 d lJc per yardBleached 8 d lGc

kiiiwivixwGents Furnishing Goods SMits Collar- - Cuffs Neckties and Underclothes at Half Price

Ready Made Clothing Suits From 400 Trousers From 100 up

Wo Have All the Latest Novelties at Onc IIalf what thoy cost elsewhere

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IO0AI AND GENERAL N2WS

Horeo racing on April 9th

Company D elects a first lioulounnt this availing

Rugby football practice ill 5oclock this aftoruoou

White Cotton full yard uide 18yards for SI 00 at N S Sachs

Tho bark II Haokfold sailed forSan Fraucisco to day after sovoraldelays

It was Aprils fool day inmorning but the uoon hourstruck

Tho Catholic

thohas

Ladies BonovoloutSooioty meet at Convuut Hall thisafternoon

Tho S G Wilderfiniahod dis ¬

charging her general cargo at Bronors wharf to day

Wavorloy Club Eastor entertainmont on tho 10th iust Tho programwill be out in n few days

Wm Wells has been promoted tosecond inato of the It L Rithet forhis gallant attempt at resuue

Tho annual mnotiug of tho trus ¬

tees of tho Y M 0 A will bo holdon Monday evening next

Tho shoot for the Foroigu Ollicotrophy begh t m irn Eightcompanies hat o entered 20 men each

Call and seo tho beautiful displayof Easter millinery at L B Kerrsand comparo his prices with othersthen make your solootion

To day is Princo Bismarcks 83rdbirthday anniversary Flags aredisplayed on tho ollices and resi ¬

dences of many Gorman citizens

A meeting of the stockholders ofthe Olowalu Company will bo heldat the offico of Wm G Irwin Coon Monday April ltb at 11 oclock

Tho steamer Knual arrived thismorning with 800 baga Makawelisugar for tho schooner WilliamBowdon loading for W G Irwin

Co

Tho regular wookly meting of thoChristian Workers will- - bo held at830 oclock this aftornoou at tho YM O A Hall Rov O H Gulickpresiding

Field games at St Louis Collegeat 2 oclock to morrow in honor ofBrothor Bertrams birthday Thoywill conoludo in time for tho foot-ball

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match

Onll at tho Hawaiian HardwareCompany and oxamino tho largoVictor Safo thoy use in their otlieoBead what Timely Topics has to sayabout these safes

Tho bark S O Allou will load su ¬

gar for Thoo II Davios Co onMonday next Tho stonmor Helouois now duo from Hawaii with 12000bags for this vossol

Tho bark Diamond Head is duofrom Port Townsond with a lumberload to Allen Robinson The barkCoylon is now loading lumber forthe same firm and is duo hero April80th

So great aro tho bargains at L BKerrs fire sale that tho HtorokeoporB are buying up tho goods andif the gonoral public wish to availthomsilvos uf this oportunity of get ¬

ting cheap goods they must wasteno time

Captain Johusou of tho S OAlien has found a wharf whero InsvosBel can disohargo Tho bark willbo rushed through with hor in cargoto make plaoo for sugar Messrs TH Davios Co aro tho agents ofthe vessel

The ship A J Fuller is 115 daysout from Now York for this portwith an assorted cargo of merchan ¬

dise to C Brewer Co Ltd ThoAmy Turuor GO days and the Iolaniis ouo day from Boston consignod totho same company

Mr Willison who is now touringtho islands with his ciruus informsus that ho has boon vory successfulon his tour and cannot possibly ruuaway from a good thing so has de ¬

cided to postpono his opouing for awhile Ho then promises great at-

tractions¬

Tho Maun a Xoa Arrives

Tho stoamer Mauna Loa arrivedearly this morning from Maui audHawaii following is tho list of pas ¬

sengersF M Wakefield O Kuaokted J M

Monsarrat F S Thomas WmThompson E It nondry 1 KaneGoo MoDungall A V Peters J AGonsalvos Jonah Kumalao J M Knneakua Master Koauu Mrs Kawaihoa Miss Jane Haili Mies GurnoyMiss Goldio Gurnoy Miss Kamarorand 29 on deck Her cargo is 1223bags of Dimoud n sugar 118 bagsof ooflw 320 bags taro 18 bags awn20 hoad of oattio 10 bundles hidesand 100 packages sundries

Who Saved BrltoP

There seems to bo a groat deal ofdilllcully in dociding who oavodlittlo Hannibal Brito who during thorecent llond fell into tho Nuuanustream and was nearly drowned

Tub INunZNDENT upon tho ovi

douco of an cyo wituess stated atthe time that a young follow namodJohu Morris jumpod into the ragingwaters and suceoeded in carryingtho unconscious boy to tho stonowall on tho border of tho streamwhero thoy both woro hauled up bya Hawaiian woman

This report according to ovidoncoBinco obtainod has proven correctbut a controversy has occurredthrough the appearance of anothoryoung man named Winchester whoclaims the honor of being thogenuine hero who saved litlln Brito

Tho grandfather of the littlo fol-

low¬

donated 5 to young Morripwhile Mr S M Damon listened totho sympathetic tale of hero No 2

and prosonted Winchester with S10

Tho question of a medal for thetruo hero then came before thopublic nnd tho two horoes are bothlaying eUiras ti tho testimonial

A representative of The Indepen ¬

dent intorviowod littlo Brito andtho two heroes this morning andwo have come to tho conclusion thatJohu MorriB at the risk of his ownlifo saved that of Hannibal Brito

Winchester was soon at St LouisCollogo in tho presouco of BrothersThoniaj and Francis Ho admittodthat ho did not got into tho waterat all but he grabbed hold of Britofrom a scow in the stream and heldhim thero until Johu Morris whojumped into the water seized theboy and swam with him to tho shore

John Morri3 and several oyowit- -

nesses claim that littlo Brito wasnot near tho scow which was fur ¬

ther down tho btream That ho

Morris hearing a cry for helpfrom shoro unhesitatingly jumpedinto tho water and succeeded ingrabbing tho uncousoious form ofBrito who rose to tho surface fortho third timo and through apowerful effort swam with him acrosstho stream to tho wall where asstatod above thoy woro pullod by anative woman tho wifo of a policoman living in tho vicinity Assistanco was then rendered to the littlefollow and tho Brothers woro notiiied of tho accident

It seems to us that Morris whojumped into tho rivor doservos themodal If Wiuchostor was ou thescow and hold Brito until Morrisarrived he also deserves crodit forhis pluck and the 10 which MrDamon gouorously has prosentod tohim

Littlo Brito was also intorviowodand ho gave our roproseutativo ascornful glance which properly interprotod Say mister you mustbe a member of tho Legislaturoyou ask such a d foolish questionsDoes a boy who is drowned knowwho pullod him out of tho waterIf not why not

Rugby To morrow

At tho baseball groundsaftoruoon the Itugby football

players will havo a match gnmo fortho benefit of an orphan fund Itwill undoubtedly bo a splendid andvory interesting gamo MinisterCooper has kindly loaued tho bandfor tho occasion aud the admissiontoo will bo only 25 cents

Tho plnyors will probably bo ae

lootod from tho following geutlouiou

S Wansoy D Sloggott W LStanley Itev J F Laue Princo Cu-

pid¬

Prince Cupid Princo David HM Mist W Vida A Robertson WSopor L Singer It Hamilton StChad Piianaia P T Phillips GLillio F Atkins O Willis A St MMaokiutosh S P Woods W Prestigo W G Gorham E P HatfioldJ Koliikoa H Kin Sam JohnsouT Bolster S Smithies J Catton A

Long and L Gay

Tho steamor Capo Otway CaptainSavage loft tho Pacific Mail dockyesterday morning at 1080 for Vic-

toria¬

aud Alaska Mr E E PortonMr Joas Forunndez and wifo tookpnssago on tho steamer ThoArriete tho Arrios nnd tho Chaw

lies from Australia found Onolulu avoritable paradise twixt their plneoaud tho Hnrtio

Board of Education

Professor W D Alexaudor pre ¬

sided over jeslordays meoting oftho CommiBdonors of Educationowing to tho indisposition of Minis-

ter¬

CooporTho Committoo on Finance ap ¬

pointed at a special meoting holdrecontly handed in an extended ro

port recommonding changes in thoappropriations voted by tho Legis-

lature¬

for the Department of Edu-

cation¬

Tho report was adoptedProfessor Aloxaudor road tho re ¬

port of tho Committeo on Landsnnd Buildingn which was adopted

Mrs A Wood a teaohor who hassorved over Id yean under tho de-

partment¬

wa3 exempted from anyfurther examinations as long as shoremains connected with tho Depart ¬

ment of EducationTho resignation of Miss Booali as

teaohor of French and Gorman intho High School was accopted todato from July 1 Mils Bcogli willgo to San Francisco Members ofthe Board expressed regret at losingtho services of Miss Boegli as shohas proven a most efficient andpainstaking teacher

The Board of Hoalth

President Smith presided over thomeeting of the Board of Health yes ¬

terday Inspector Monsarrat re ¬

ported favorably on the conditionsof animals slaughtered for food andthat Mrs P Neumanns dairy cattlowore froo of symptoms of tubercu-losis

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Tho application of Dr Humphreysto praotico medicine was duly ap-

proved¬

Applications for the posi-

tion¬

of milk inspector woro filed byDr Itowatt W Karr and J A Mo

DonaldKoliipio reported 70000 fish in ¬

spected for tho past two weeksA batch of complaiuts was sent up

from tho Leper SettlementAction was deferred on an alleged

unhoalthy localityComplaiuts wero made in regard

to the sale of Ohineso opium pillsand an investigation was ordered

The President reported that anact was being prepared to prohibittho mouth sprinkling of clothes byOhineso laundrymou

Tho Legislative Committeegoto Molokai next wooknndBoard sometime next month

Died

willthe

Giluus Iu Pawna HonoluluOahu March 31 189S at tho Britohouse G Gilhus of consumption

Ho was born in Norway 41 yearsago The funeral will be hold fromtho residouco at 880 this afternoonby Undertaker H HWilliams RevD P Biruio officiates A wifo andsix children are loft by Mr GilhusHo was for years hesd luna at Haikuplantation then went into coffee iuKona for his health Tho familycame to Honolulu five weoks ago

You cant go muoh ou appearanceTwixt extremes its hard to chouse

A man may look full of giugorAud only bo full of booze

CANNED FISHIn this lino of goods wo havo

overything that epicureans domaudiud appreciate For instauco Pre ¬

served Horring Kippored HorriugsHerring iu Tomato Sauce and SaltHerring Fresh Salt and SousedMackerol Finnan Hnddios Kip-pered

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Whiting Cod Rolls SpratsBrook Trout Shrimps PrawnsShrimps in Tomato Sauce ShrimpPasto Salmon Steaks Oyster andBoneless Frenoh Sardines

As tho warmer woathor incrensestoo much meat is unhealthy coroalshould tako tho plnco of fresh meatsospooially for breakfast Wo carrythe boat of kupwu cereals iu thomarket such as Semola WhontouoShroddod Wheat Snow FlnkosCream Flnko OatB Aunt AbbeysRolled Oats Capital Mills OatsBreakfast Gormen Tnrooua etc Allour goods aro strictly fresh audBeloot

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Do Yon Want a Set of Rubber Tires Put on

Your Buggy Hack or Wagoii

IF1 NOT WESTST 3STOTA PLANT MtOS THE RUBBER TIIIE WflEEL CO

Is now in operation at tho nhop of tho Hawaiian Carriage ManufacturiugCo where tho licensees are prepared to equip all wheeled vehiclos withtheso famous

Rubber Tiros and Roller Beariog AxlesThe tires of th RUBBER TIRE WHEEL CO have withstood tho

severest tests and havo beon proven to bo tho only

Successful Rubber Tire in the MarketOLD WHEELS RE SET WITH STEEL CHANNELS AND RUBBER

TIRESRoller Bearing Axles put on any Vohiclo aud Guaranteed to reduce

draft 10 percentUubbcr Tires and Roller Hearing Axles arc not Luxuries

Thoy cost absolutely nothing as tho lifo of tho vehiclo is prolonged bytheir use nnd aro not uecossary

gG Wo Invite Tuspection and Guaranteo to demonstrate their economy

WILSON WHITEHOUSE818 Solo Licenceos for tho Hawaiian Islands

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FOR SALEIn the Celebrated Coffee District of Kona Hawaii

2064 Acres t Eolo and Olelomoana1135 Aores at Kaohe

Tho Laud of Kaolin is only five and one half milos and tho Land ofKolo aud Ololomnann only six milos from Hookona and aro reached by agood carriage road whiuh has just been completed They eaah havo theirown landing which can bo reached and utilized at no very great expense

The lauds are covered by a magnificent forest of kon ohia kukui andothor indigouous trees and the grenter portion of them is splendidCOFFEE LAND There nro now SEVENTY EIGHT AORES OFGROWING COFFEE upon Kolo and Olelomoana

Purchase can pay part cash and tho balance of the purchaso mouoywith interest secured by mortgage ou tho property Wnrrauty DeedB oftho lots will be given tho property to bo freo from all incumbrances Nochnrgo for drnwing deeds or taking acknowledgments to tho same Stampsou the deeds to be paid for by the purchasers The above lands will besold in lots to suit purchasers For particulars apph to

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Ii so do not fail to call andseo our largo vnrioty Wo havebeen in tho Carriage businessmany years and you can pro-fit

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Also a now lnvolco ot the Colcbrntotl

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DOLE TREATY ABANDONED

Annexation by Resolution TheTreaty HaB Boon Doserted by ItsFrionds Concodod That It CouldNot Got a Majority in tho Bonato

Williams of Mississippi Scorestho Dolo Oarpotbag Roglmo intho Houso

Call Office Riaas HouseWashington March lGf

Special Dispatch to Tho Call

Tho Cotntnitteo on ForeignIsolations to day agroed to recom-mend

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that tho Hawaiian Island bonnnoxod by legislation in opensession and also agreed upon a jointresolution for tho accomplishmentof this purpose which SenatorDavis was authorized to report tothe Senate

Tho following is tho text of thejoint resolution

Section 1 Tho Government of thoRepubl of Hawaii have in dueform signified its consont in thomanner provided by its constitutionto cedo absolutely and withoutroiorvo to tho United Statos ofAmorioa all rights of sovereigntyof whatsoever kind in tho HawaiianIslands and their dependencies andto code to the United Statos theabsolute free ownership of all publicor crown lands public buildings oredifices forts harbors militaryequipments all other public pro ¬

perty of whatever kind or descrip-tion

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belonging to the Qovornmontof the Hawaiian Islands togetherwith every right and appurtonancetherounto appertaining thereforebelt

Resolved That said cession isaccepted ratified and confirmedand that the said Hawaiian Islandsand their dependencies be and thoyare hereby annexed as part of thoterritory of tho United States andare subject to the sovereigndominion thereof and that all andsingular tho proporty and rightshereinboforo mentioned are vestedin the United States of America

Williams JD of Mississippi in aspeech of forty minutes replied tothe speech made by Mr Tawneyyesterday in favor of Hawaiian an ¬

nexation Williams is a member ofthe Foreign Affairs Committeeand his remarks recoivod closeattantion Ho dirooted his attackparticularly against tho contentionof Mr Tawney that tho traditionalpolicy of this Government was notopposed to annexation Ho thoughtthore was no occasion for war evenif it were true that if wo should nottake the islands sotno other couutrywould Tho idua ot the foreignownership of a group of islands 2000miles from our shores had no terrorsfor him He said tho HawaiianIslands wore now in tho oontrol ofa oarpot bag oligarchy The Statesof the South had undergone a bitterexperience with carpet bag govern ¬

ment and did not desire to indorseit anywhere

Tho Hawaiian Islands would bo amenace instead of a safeguard to thoUnited States Ho asked his friendswho recently played in the interna-tional

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choss match against thoBritish Parliamentary team whatthey would think of accepting apawn in the middle of the boardfrom thoir adversaries on conditionthat they should defend it through-out

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the game Great Britain hadgivona pawn for peace in the shapeof Canada Why should wo woaktnour already strong position Thiscountry nlroady had a race prob-

lem¬

To tako the Hawaiian Islandswould bo to annex anothor raco prob-

lem¬

and pay 1000000 for thoprivilego of doing it In its remoteeffects Williams said he regardedthe correot settlement of thisquestion as more inportant than alltho others boforo tho Americanpeople Tho currency tho coinagequestion the tariff question allimportant questions in themsolvesif settled wrongly could be recon ¬

sidered and settled right But thomistaken step of Hawaiian an-

nexation¬

once taken could neverbo retraced

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Subsorlbe for the Standard De ¬

signer 8Bo a yoar at L B KorrQueen Btreet

BUBINESS LOCALS

All Wool Sergo double width for7Go a yard at N S Sachs Dry GoodsCo Limited

Lovely whlto Goods for DrossosIB yards for SI at N S Sachs DryGoods Co Limited

Call and soo tho bargains at Korrain Shirt Collars Cuff Nook TiesHats and Roadymado Clothing

Persons requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a olioico lot of now designs onview

For a good and clean shave alsoe hair cutting call and see

Charley Moltono at tho EuropeanBarbor Shop on Merchant streot

Scotland is famed for its finowhiskoys and tho best brands of itnro obtainable at tho Paoifio SaloonAsk for Androw Ushors O V G

For straight and soft merry bever¬

ages ono should call nt tho Cosmo-politan

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Saloon whero the finest ofPabst Milwaukeo and bottled goodsnro served by Goorge Oavanaugh

Major Hawkins of tho Royalwishes it to be known that PabstBohemian has superseded tho fam-ous

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draught of Doppolbrau Tholatter in bottlo is an oxcollent tonioat 25

Tho favorito beverage of tho no-

bility¬

is Androw Ushers whiskv andSchwoppes famous soda ThoRoyalAnnex always up to date is nowresponding to the frequent calls for

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The physician was surprised tofind the head of the household attho door with a shotgun

Why whats tho mattert stam-mered

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the doctorThat thoro Seattle beer you give

my wifo sho says is makin her foellike a new woman and I want youto understand that no now womanbusiness goes in this house Fustthing I know shell be out of doormakin speeches

On tap at tho Oritorion Saloon

Tho High Roputatlon

Of the Criterion Barber Shop sincethe advent of tho introduction oftho individual cups is constantly in ¬

creasing People who formerlyshaved at home now patronize thisshop

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MOSQUITO OR FLY FANS Willrun an hour on ono winding

IDEAL PAN For broad bakingSomething fine

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FRAMES A laborsaving device

IDEAL WATER FILTERS ANDCOOLERS A small refrigera-tor

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REVERSIBLE SOCKET HAIRFLOOR BROOMS Swoops atan anglo

UNIFORM BREAD SLIOERS Forcutting broad for sandwiches alltho same thickness

BERKEFIELD FILTERS Thoseare attached to any water faucetand filter perfectly with anyprosBuro

PLANET FURNITURE AND OAR--PET BEATERS Will not wearout tho artiolo boaton

STOVE POLISHING MITTENSClean tho stove perfeotly without soiling tho hands

EUCHRE PUNCHES JuBt thothing for card partieB

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Thoros groat responsibility sellinggroceries

Life and health depend on goodnutritious food

Thats tho kind wo sell

Refined folks ubo refilled foodsthats tho kind wo sell

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THE WORTHINGTON

Pumping Maclilnory TIM Is

Attracting Attention

An Interview With Mr JohnsonWho Knows All About It Whoro

Thoso Pumps Hdvo BoonUsed

Among tho present visitors toHonolulu is Mr 0 A JohiiBen aprominent civil engineer who repre ¬

sents tho world known Wortkington Pumping Engino Company ofBrooklyn U S A

Mr Johnson is lioro in tho inter-

est¬

of tho big concorn as well as forhis health In an interview ho ex-

pressed¬

his surprise at fiiidiug thatHonolulu othorwiso equipped as amodern city had no sewerage andcongratulated tho Govorumont onhaving finally ohtaiuod ci appropriation for tho construction of asuitable sowerago plant

Mr Johnson has inspected thowater works and tho pumping plantand will probably enter tho field ofcompetitors when tho corracts fornew pumps for the water works atMakiki or oleowhore aro to bo made

Mr Johnson is a Norwegian bybirth but has roaidod in Now Yorkduring tho past 20 years lie speaksenthusiastically of tho superiorityof American machinery comparedwith that mauufaotarod in GreatBritain and other European coun-

tries¬

The Worthington companiesemploy ovor 2000 laborors and havegained a far reaching frmo Inspeaking about exportation1 of Am ¬

erican nobiuery Mr 7njHbjn gavetho writor a rocent issue of tho NewYork Post in which the following

l appears

Americau steam pumps electricpumps condensers and water metersnro oxported all over tho world byHenry R Worthington inoorporatod and tho Worthington PumpingEngino Company which aro prac-tically

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one concorn managing differ-

ent¬

departments of tho same busi-

ness¬

and havo their hydraulic worksin Brooklyn with foundries inElizabotkport N J Special effortsto obtain foreign trado were firstmade in 1881 when a sub companywas established in Eugland with itsmain oQico in London for tho saleof machinery abroad Previouslythere had boou some trade withSouth America but it was onlytaken as it camo alone A fortunatecircumstance in tho introduction ofthe machinery in Groat Britain wastho receipt of an order from thoBritish Government in tho courseof the Eastern troubles in 1884 forpressure pumps to force water acrosstho dosort through tho SuakimBerber pipe lino in Egypt Thisserved to nttraot much attontiunabroad to tho Worthington manu ¬

factures and tho foroigu businesswas brisk from tho start A list oftho companys puraping ongiuosfurnished for the water works sorvice shows that nono was erootod orcontracted for in foreign parts bofore 1885 but that in this year fourwero supplied to England and ouoto Russia This list iucludos onlyengines for tho water works of oitiesand towns and high types of enginos for drainago sewerage etcIn 188G fiftoon onginos wero erectedabroad these beiug divided botwoouGroat Britain France GermanyRussia Spain aud Cuba Tho for-

oigu¬

list grow rapidly ovory yearafterwards In 1888 it included livoonginos for St Petersburg with adaily capacity of 10000000 gallonseach in 1889 four for Londonseven for South Africa aud onooity sewerage for Rotterdam IIoi

laud tho latter having n daily capa

city of 80000000 gallons in 1891

four for Bombay India with a capa ¬

city of 18000000 gallons each in1892 no less than tweuty six forIndia alone in 1893 11 vo for Japantwo for Siam and two for HongKong ii 1895 four for Johannes-burg

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South Africa Tho last yoarfor which tho foroign list is com ¬

plete is 189C in which thirty oightof tho wator works onginos worefurnished to England France Bolgium Bohemia Egypt India Domarara and the Sandwich Islands Forpumping the London water supplytho numbor of Worthington enginesnow in use oxecods that of all othermakes put together

Sevoral sub companies are noworganized in Europo for tho sale ofthe Worthington corporations machinos and oflicos for this purposoaro now established in Great Britainat Loudon Birmingham ManchesterGlasgow Newport Swansea andNewcsstle-on-Tyn- o in Paris BnrliuSt Petersburg Vienna BudapestAmsterdam Brussels Milan NaplesCopenhagen Calcutta Johannes-burg

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aud Syduey All tho mauhiuorysold abroad is made in this countryexcept thatsonie of the engines ofthe larger types aro manufacturedfrom the companys plans undercontract by ono of tho oldost Eng-lish

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engineering establishments Thocapacity of tho works horo has recoutly been enlarged and they nronow turning out pumps at the rateof 15000 annually

Mr Johnseusaid that tho foroignbusiness had beon ronstnutly grow-

ing¬

and mado a fino outlet for pro-

duction¬

particularly when timeswore dull iu this country Besidesthe large pumps heretofore mention ¬

ed a groat number of small ongiueswero sold for various ordinary pur-

poses¬

Speaking of the trado withRi3in rriiarkod that thore wasno term iu the Russian language fora duplex steam pump aud thatworthington with a small w

had been adopted iu that country todesignato it The company mado alarge contract with the RussianGovorumont last summer to supplyengines for pumping oil throughpipe lines

Mr Jobnsen will remain severalweoks in Hawaii aud look iuto thoterms for contracts for sewerageand water works

ioo Many Wnr Editors

Tho two war journals tho Ex¬

aminer and tho Call havo had theiroyea bo steadfastly fixod far out ontho Atlantic beyond Cuba to thostill vexed Bermoothns looking fortho Hash of the first Spanish gunsthat thoy utterly failed to fee onMonday morning last a lino threemastod square rigger whioh wouton tho beach bolow San Franciscoright under their noses Tho Chro-

nicle¬

was tho only San Franciscomorning paper whinh had anythingabout this wrock upon our ownshores No doubt tho war liows is

interesting but we may havo toomuoh of it The two war journalshave boon giving so many pages totho war that it has been diffi

cult to find in thorn tho news of thooity and State Wo would suggestto Mr Spreckols aud Mr Hearstthat they discharge a fow of thobrigadior Renorals aud field marshalson their editorial staffs and each geta looal editor The Argonaut

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Oheorily OhI Tho Anchorts Woighod

Two of the most popular men intown have been installed in the re ¬

nowned Anchor Saloou Mr Car-lisle

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has takon the managerial helmas captain and Oharley AnrirowHhas shipped as first mate Withsuch n crow tho wants of every passeugor will be carefully and pri- -

Eorly attended to and ouly tho voryolass of refreshments will bo

sorved to them in the most affabloand cordial manner

Now Suit Club 1 per wook justopened at Modeiros Ddoker No11 Hotel Btreot join at ouce

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TIME TABLE

O L WIGHT 1ros 8 15 KOBE BooOapt J A KINO PortSupt

Strnr K1NAUOLAIUU5 Commander

Will leave Honolulu atlOA m touching atLahalna Jlaalaca Hay and Makona thesamo day Mnlinkenn Kawaibao and Laupalioehoo the following day arriving atHIlo tho same afternoon

LBAVKfl HONOLULU AW51VKS HONOLULU

Tiiosday Mor2 Wednesday Apr H

triday Apr 8 j Buturday Apr 10

Itetnrning will leave Hilo at 8 oclocka m touching at Laupahoehoe Wahukpna and Kawalhao same day AlakenaJIaalaea Bay and Iahalna the followincday arriving at Honolulu the afternoonsof odiicsduya and Baturdayr

tuy Will call at 1ohoikl Puna on tripsmarked

iir-- No Freight Hill bo received after kam on day of sailing

Tho popular routo to tho Volcano is viaHilo A good carriago road tho entire dis-tance

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Hound trip tickets covering allexpense f6000

Stmr OLAUDINEOAMKIION Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 r Mtouching at Kahului Hana Hanioa andKIpahulu Jlaui returning arriveB atHunotulu Sunday mornings

Wih cill at Nuu Knupo once eachmonth

COT No Freight will bo received after ip u on day of sailing

lhls Company will reserve tb right ofjtinke oijtugud ij iliu time of departuio andarrival of Its Steamers without notice andIt will not be responsible for any coiipquoncea arising therefrom

Consignees must bo at tho Landing loreceive their freight this Company vhi tholdltsolf rcsponslblo for freight af rli has been landod

Live Stock received only at owners rjThis Company will not oo responsible i r

Money or Vulunbles of passengers unicesplaced In the care of Pursers

CO Passengers are requested to purchase Tickets boforo embarking Thciefalling to do ho will be subject to an aditlonal charge of twonty flve per cent

Packages containing personal effectwhether shipped k bnggago of freight ftho contents thereof oxecoa 100 In vainniiiBt havo the vtiluo thereof plnlnlystat 1

and marked and the Company will vhold itsolf Ilablo for any loss or damage nexcess of this su ci excopt the goods lshipped under a special contract

Al employees of tho Compauy aro forbidden to rtcoivd trolght without dellvting a shipping leceipt thorolor in tho for uprescribed by tho Company and whlrimay bo seen by shlppors upon applicationto tlio pursers of tho Companys Steamer

Shippers are nodtled that if freightshipped without such receipt it will 1

tolely at tho risk ol the shipper

OIACS SPKEOKELS WM 0 1BW1N

Ckus SprecMs Co

HONOLULU

S m Vnnebeo Agents Villi NEVADAHANK OF HAN FRANCISCO

DRAW EXCHANGE ON

BAN KKANOISCO Tho Nevada Bank oBau Knuiclsco

LONDON Tho Union Hank of LondonLtd

NEW YOKK American Exchange Natioual Bunk

OHIOAGO Mcrchants National BankIAKIB Comptolr National dEsoompte do

ParisinOULIN Dresduer BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong t Shanghai UauklugOorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUSlllALIA--

Ilank of Now ZealandVlOrOIUA AND VANCOUVEK Bank

of British North America

Tumsiict a General llnnking and ExehawtoHusincss

Depotlts Itocelved Loans made on Approved Hoourity Commercial and Travel- -era Credit Issued Hills of ExcnJngobought and sold

Onllnritimin Promptly crnnntod JQ7

TH8 INDEPENDENT

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IJWIRY AJTT1SKNOON

gjST Telei uone 841

Kxcopt Bnnitny

Brito Hall Xonia Utruot

SUllSOItlPTION RATEB

Per Montli nnywhero In the Ha ¬

waiian Islands MJ

Icr Year 0 00IVr Year postpaid to Foreign Ooun

Whs 8 00

Payablo Invariably In Advanco

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Editor

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Propriotor and Pub- -

EDMUND NOBHIE EditorHORACE WRIGHT Acalstant

KealilliiK in Honolulu

FRIDAY APRIL 1 1893

Tho great politicians who recentlyhavo given Mr Doles Govommontthe glassy oyo and tho Klondykoheart remind us of tho pokor playerin bad luck who noticos tho thumbmarks on the cards and calls for anow deck Tho dock comes holooks happy loses again and after awhile finds tho same thumb marksIt is the play not tho dock whichdecidos who shall take the pot Andthe samo prinoiplo rules in the greatpoker game of government

THUKBTON ON PETITIONS

Mr L A Thurston special com ¬

missioner for tho missionaryplanters bouncod diplomat apartner of the dovil and an all rounddemagogue employed as a showman in a ten cents oyclorama and anadvertising agent for roal estatojobbers in Hawaii has cropped outas an export on petitions and hand-writings

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Mr Thurston has taken hold ofthe monster petition signed by near-

ly¬

all Hawaiians over M years ofage in which the nation prays thattho infamous annexation treaty willnot pass and ho has in a lawyersbrief attempted to show that thesignatures to tho petitions areforgeries and that the whole docu ¬

ment is a barofaced fraud

Mr Thurston in his brief devotesconsiderable space in tolling Con-

gress¬

that ho is an export on peti ¬

tions and that ho knows how thoyare gotten up and of how much im-

portance¬

thoy aro He states thatduring his experience as a Legislatorho know of representatives who hadtho signatures of thpir constituentsattached to blank petitions whichworo filled out when the occasionaroso to avoid tho troublo of can ¬

vassing tho districts whonovor ameasure favorablo to the representa-tives

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wero at issue Mr Thurstondoes not mention any names but asusual ho speaks in gonoral vaguoterms As a matter of fact was nottho man with tho blank petitionssigned by his constituents duringthe session of 188G tho honorablemember from Molokai Mr L A

Thurston Molokai was not oasilyroaohod in those days and it wasvery convenient for tho representa ¬

tive of that island to havo his am-

munition¬

in tho shape of petitionsroady in advance instead of depend- -

ing upon the slow means of commitnication

We havo had no opportunity toexamino tho petitions which havocaused Mr Thurston so muoh worry

It Booms immaterial to us and to thoniaiu issue whether thoro aro one ortwo hundred names out of 20000 intho samo handwriting If thogonuininouess oi tlio petition is i

chnllonged and doubtod aud MrThurston cau malco members ofCongress bolievo that tho Hawai ¬

ians aro in favor of annexation audthat thoy only signed thoir namesby proxy to seo thoir own handwriting let tho Bacon nmond- -

mont pas and lot Mr Thurston ad ¬

vocate a plobesoito on tho questionof annexation

If as he says tho petition againstannexation is a fraud why does heaud Mr Dolo fight shy of a popularvote Tho auti annexatiouists havogot no more monoy wherowith tobuy votos or bribe votors ovenif they wore bo inclined Woaro told every day by tho Ad-

vertiser¬

that not a cout has beenput up in helping tho Queen in herfight against annexation We arofrequently inforuird that a bottleof gin will buy half a dozen kanakavoters Mr Thurstons frieuds havogot unlimited monoy for thoir cor-

ruption¬

fund and his cronies knowtho ropes by experience Why thondevoto his valuable timo to examinoLilikalauin signature which hosays he knowi intimately notes ormortgages Edward instead ofboldly assisting tho passage of thoBacon amondment buy up the ka-

naka¬

votes aud at a popular ballotprove to tho United States and tothe world that the Hawaiians aroin favor of annoxation and are sim-

ply¬

dying to surrender the indepen ¬

dence of their country the state ¬

ments of Kaulia Auld Richardsonand Carter to tho contrary notwith-standing

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Mr Thurston says that ho knowshow petitions are made hero Youbet ho does Ho knows how 6000names wore made to appear on thorostor of the Annexation Club andwhy tho rolls for obvious reasonswere not available for inspection byMr Blount He knows who nignodthe lottery petition and how thobigger part of that document con-

veniently¬

disappoared when MrBlount wished to glance at it Hois familiar with the system of pay¬

ing tho canvassers 2J conts for eachsignature and by that meaus swell ¬

ing the lists of signatures Ohl MrThurston knows all about petitionsand dont you forget it

What ho is trying to impress onthe minds of the members of Con ¬

gress is that boys and girlB between1 1 aud 20 yoars havo signod the pe-

tition¬

and thus creato an impres-

sion¬

that such signatures emanatefrom irresponsible children Thomembers of Congress who arefamiliar wfth our racial and climaticconditions will know that the Hawaiinne as a rule reach the ag ofpuborty bofore thoy aro Id years ofago That 11 yoars is tho limit forschool attendance tho ago of con-

sent¬

aud that although minors in

tho oyos of tho law they aro menand women at that age

And why should not a boy or agirl of Id years of age have a rightto hold and expross their opinionsin rogard to the futuro of thoircountry It may bo that Mr Thurs-ton

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has found two signatures representing children only 2 yoars oldIt is possible that some patrioticfather and mother signed the namesof every mfatnbor of their family toshow that oven the babes in thocradle protest against Mr Thurs ¬

tons infamous crime of trying torob tho Hawaiians of thoir countryand bartering away stolon goodsTho effect of the potition will tollin spite of Mr L A Thurston

WORLDS LARGEST SHINGLEMILL DESTROYED

Loss of a Hundred Thousand DollarsOccasioned by Firo at Xacoma

Tacoma Maroh 22 Tho PacifioMill tho largest shingle mill in thoworld oporatod by Motcalf Wadewas destroyed by firo to day Thoproperty is ownod by tho SathorBanking Company of San Franoisooand its loss will bo about 100000Thero woro wore 3000000 shinglesin tho kilns Within thirty minutesaftor tho alarm the immonso plantwas iu ruins Thero was uo insuranceon tho Btock

Nearly every man belivos that fatohas a grudgoagaiuat him

There aro people who claim to bepraying for tho poor who never doanything elso for them

OOBBEBPONDENaE

A First Improssioni

Ed The IndependentAs one regarding all living things

in tho light of fellow croaturos hav ¬

ing naturally tho right to lifo andliberty as ourselves 1 neverthelessam conscious that having tho powerwo fail exceedingly to reoognizo toogenerally this great aud humanonatural law even to a limited degree Cruolty we soe to our poordumb fellow croaturos infliotcd allround us both wantonly andthoughtlessly tho lattor I trustmostly As a visitor to your boautiful town I was strongly impressedwith the needless and apparentlysonBeloss uso of the cruel chock reinused upon tho horses Tho torturochiefly in an irritating manner thismust catiso thorn must bo apparontto anyone with tho least considera-tion

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How easily romedied by abyo law of your city councillors

Truly yoursVisitoh

Wo fully agree with our corre-spondent

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who passed through onthe Capo Otway Unfortunately wohavo no city councillors and thoreigning powors are too busy check-ing

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the Legislature to bother aboutcheck reins for horsos Ed

Ed The Independent

In order to bolster up the waningcourage of tho annoxation dupes ofthis oligarchy for a few days longertho Star in its issue of March 29quotes the roports from tho Foroign Relations Committeo in favorof annexation which by carefullyreading botweon tho lines showsmarked tiresomeness and disgustwith tho whole disgracoful businessBut the Star in order to koep upits hoodwinking haain its leader ofthe above date produced the biggestjoke of the soason Tho Star manmust havo laughed up his sleevowhile in tho aot of penning hisfunny joke that tho AnnexationCoach is about to arrive withSpeaker Reed on the box Why

dear reader tho Star man woll knowsthat annexation is deader than aforty yoar old maokorol and nodoubt he is now making roady tojump the fenco when it can bo donoa little nicely and kinder safelydouohor know Andante

Thoro are a good many hardmoney taon here Hard to gotmonoy from

MEETING NOTICE

MEETING OF THE BTOOKHIDA ors of tho Olowalu Company will bohold at tho oflloo of Wm Q Irwin CoLimited on MONDAY April 4 1R08 at11 r nnQQVA M

85 Kit Secretary Olonalu Co

FIREWOOD FOR SALE

Algeroba FirewoodIN QUANTITY TO SUIT AT

1 O A OORDCAN BE HAT FKOM

EMIL KLEMMETho Merchants Exchaugo cornor King

8r0 and Nunann btrcets lw

WILLISONS

World Wonders

Owing to tho success attending

the CIRCUS Mr Bort Willisou has

decided not to open until some

future date of this month

Biy

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Tnnvfat6

Honolulu April J 1SS

wc crowned VlOTUKti in

modern days we sell them for

we are materialistic and not

sentimental

TAB VICTOR SAFES

aro indeed victors for as firo

and burglar proof safes they

aro the very best that can be

made and embody in their

construction many improve- -

mcntB not found in othermakes

AS THE MAYOE c

Cincinnati wrote they havobeautiful finish and excellent

workmanshipWe carry six hizeB in slock

and you will find everythingperfectly satisfactory Bmamine carefully

OUtt LARGE VICTOR

and you will be satisfied Wccan fix up the interior in anyway to suit you or buy alittle Queen for your Jewelsand valuables Above allcome and inspect before yoiibuy

Tha Hawaiian Hanlwara Co

2G8 Fort Stkket

GREAT FIRE SALEADDITIONAL BARGAINS

The Balance of the Goods HavingArrived on the Zealandia they

will be Offered at theFollowing Prices

Brown Cotton 36 inches wide 25 yards for 100 White Cation 30 inches wide 20 rt

vovr for S100 Now Prints Pattern 30 vards for S100 Prints Ormmdios Now Pat-- KJ rr 7 Q j

terns 10c yard Printed Dimities New Patterns 15 yards for 100 White Dimities20 yards 100 Victoria Lawns 10 yards in a piece 50c TABLE LINEN Unbleached Damask 25c a yard Bleached Damask 50c a yard Bleached NapkinR large

1 doz S HE ISTINGS Brown bhecting 10 4 18c per yard Bleached 10 4 20c BrownSheeting 9 d 1 tic per yard Bleached 9 d 18c Brown Sheeting 8 d lJc per yardBleached 8 d lGc

kiiiwivixwGents Furnishing Goods SMits Collar- - Cuffs Neckties and Underclothes at Half Price

Ready Made Clothing Suits From 400 Trousers From 100 up

Wo Have All the Latest Novelties at Onc IIalf what thoy cost elsewhere

Xj-- EL KH3IRJR Queen Street

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IO0AI AND GENERAL N2WS

Horeo racing on April 9th

Company D elects a first lioulounnt this availing

Rugby football practice ill 5oclock this aftoruoou

White Cotton full yard uide 18yards for SI 00 at N S Sachs

Tho bark II Haokfold sailed forSan Fraucisco to day after sovoraldelays

It was Aprils fool day inmorning but the uoon hourstruck

Tho Catholic

thohas

Ladies BonovoloutSooioty meet at Convuut Hall thisafternoon

Tho S G Wilderfiniahod dis ¬

charging her general cargo at Bronors wharf to day

Wavorloy Club Eastor entertainmont on tho 10th iust Tho programwill be out in n few days

Wm Wells has been promoted tosecond inato of the It L Rithet forhis gallant attempt at resuue

Tho annual mnotiug of tho trus ¬

tees of tho Y M 0 A will bo holdon Monday evening next

Tho shoot for the Foroigu Ollicotrophy begh t m irn Eightcompanies hat o entered 20 men each

Call and seo tho beautiful displayof Easter millinery at L B Kerrsand comparo his prices with othersthen make your solootion

To day is Princo Bismarcks 83rdbirthday anniversary Flags aredisplayed on tho ollices and resi ¬

dences of many Gorman citizens

A meeting of the stockholders ofthe Olowalu Company will bo heldat the offico of Wm G Irwin Coon Monday April ltb at 11 oclock

Tho steamer Knual arrived thismorning with 800 baga Makawelisugar for tho schooner WilliamBowdon loading for W G Irwin

Co

Tho regular wookly meting of thoChristian Workers will- - bo held at830 oclock this aftornoou at tho YM O A Hall Rov O H Gulickpresiding

Field games at St Louis Collegeat 2 oclock to morrow in honor ofBrothor Bertrams birthday Thoywill conoludo in time for tho foot-ball

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match

Onll at tho Hawaiian HardwareCompany and oxamino tho largoVictor Safo thoy use in their otlieoBead what Timely Topics has to sayabout these safes

Tho bark S O Allou will load su ¬

gar for Thoo II Davios Co onMonday next Tho stonmor Helouois now duo from Hawaii with 12000bags for this vossol

Tho bark Diamond Head is duofrom Port Townsond with a lumberload to Allen Robinson The barkCoylon is now loading lumber forthe same firm and is duo hero April80th

So great aro tho bargains at L BKerrs fire sale that tho HtorokeoporB are buying up tho goods andif the gonoral public wish to availthomsilvos uf this oportunity of get ¬

ting cheap goods they must wasteno time

Captain Johusou of tho S OAlien has found a wharf whero InsvosBel can disohargo Tho bark willbo rushed through with hor in cargoto make plaoo for sugar Messrs TH Davios Co aro tho agents ofthe vessel

The ship A J Fuller is 115 daysout from Now York for this portwith an assorted cargo of merchan ¬

dise to C Brewer Co Ltd ThoAmy Turuor GO days and the Iolaniis ouo day from Boston consignod totho same company

Mr Willison who is now touringtho islands with his ciruus informsus that ho has boon vory successfulon his tour and cannot possibly ruuaway from a good thing so has de ¬

cided to postpono his opouing for awhile Ho then promises great at-

tractions¬

Tho Maun a Xoa Arrives

Tho stoamer Mauna Loa arrivedearly this morning from Maui audHawaii following is tho list of pas ¬

sengersF M Wakefield O Kuaokted J M

Monsarrat F S Thomas WmThompson E It nondry 1 KaneGoo MoDungall A V Peters J AGonsalvos Jonah Kumalao J M Knneakua Master Koauu Mrs Kawaihoa Miss Jane Haili Mies GurnoyMiss Goldio Gurnoy Miss Kamarorand 29 on deck Her cargo is 1223bags of Dimoud n sugar 118 bagsof ooflw 320 bags taro 18 bags awn20 hoad of oattio 10 bundles hidesand 100 packages sundries

Who Saved BrltoP

There seems to bo a groat deal ofdilllcully in dociding who oavodlittlo Hannibal Brito who during thorecent llond fell into tho Nuuanustream and was nearly drowned

Tub INunZNDENT upon tho ovi

douco of an cyo wituess stated atthe time that a young follow namodJohu Morris jumpod into the ragingwaters and suceoeded in carryingtho unconscious boy to tho stonowall on tho border of tho streamwhero thoy both woro hauled up bya Hawaiian woman

This report according to ovidoncoBinco obtainod has proven correctbut a controversy has occurredthrough the appearance of anothoryoung man named Winchester whoclaims the honor of being thogenuine hero who saved litlln Brito

Tho grandfather of the littlo fol-

low¬

donated 5 to young Morripwhile Mr S M Damon listened totho sympathetic tale of hero No 2

and prosonted Winchester with S10

Tho question of a medal for thetruo hero then came before thopublic nnd tho two horoes are bothlaying eUiras ti tho testimonial

A representative of The Indepen ¬

dent intorviowod littlo Brito andtho two heroes this morning andwo have come to tho conclusion thatJohu MorriB at the risk of his ownlifo saved that of Hannibal Brito

Winchester was soon at St LouisCollogo in tho presouco of BrothersThoniaj and Francis Ho admittodthat ho did not got into tho waterat all but he grabbed hold of Britofrom a scow in the stream and heldhim thero until Johu Morris whojumped into the water seized theboy and swam with him to tho shore

John Morri3 and several oyowit- -

nesses claim that littlo Brito wasnot near tho scow which was fur ¬

ther down tho btream That ho

Morris hearing a cry for helpfrom shoro unhesitatingly jumpedinto tho water and succeeded ingrabbing tho uncousoious form ofBrito who rose to tho surface fortho third timo and through apowerful effort swam with him acrosstho stream to tho wall where asstatod above thoy woro pullod by anative woman tho wifo of a policoman living in tho vicinity Assistanco was then rendered to the littlefollow and tho Brothers woro notiiied of tho accident

It seems to us that Morris whojumped into tho rivor doservos themodal If Wiuchostor was ou thescow and hold Brito until Morrisarrived he also deserves crodit forhis pluck and the 10 which MrDamon gouorously has prosentod tohim

Littlo Brito was also intorviowodand ho gave our roproseutativo ascornful glance which properly interprotod Say mister you mustbe a member of tho Legislaturoyou ask such a d foolish questionsDoes a boy who is drowned knowwho pullod him out of tho waterIf not why not

Rugby To morrow

At tho baseball groundsaftoruoon the Itugby football

players will havo a match gnmo fortho benefit of an orphan fund Itwill undoubtedly bo a splendid andvory interesting gamo MinisterCooper has kindly loaued tho bandfor tho occasion aud the admissiontoo will bo only 25 cents

Tho plnyors will probably bo ae

lootod from tho following geutlouiou

S Wansoy D Sloggott W LStanley Itev J F Laue Princo Cu-

pid¬

Prince Cupid Princo David HM Mist W Vida A Robertson WSopor L Singer It Hamilton StChad Piianaia P T Phillips GLillio F Atkins O Willis A St MMaokiutosh S P Woods W Prestigo W G Gorham E P HatfioldJ Koliikoa H Kin Sam JohnsouT Bolster S Smithies J Catton A

Long and L Gay

Tho steamor Capo Otway CaptainSavage loft tho Pacific Mail dockyesterday morning at 1080 for Vic-

toria¬

aud Alaska Mr E E PortonMr Joas Forunndez and wifo tookpnssago on tho steamer ThoArriete tho Arrios nnd tho Chaw

lies from Australia found Onolulu avoritable paradise twixt their plneoaud tho Hnrtio

Board of Education

Professor W D Alexaudor pre ¬

sided over jeslordays meoting oftho CommiBdonors of Educationowing to tho indisposition of Minis-

ter¬

CooporTho Committoo on Finance ap ¬

pointed at a special meoting holdrecontly handed in an extended ro

port recommonding changes in thoappropriations voted by tho Legis-

lature¬

for the Department of Edu-

cation¬

Tho report was adoptedProfessor Aloxaudor road tho re ¬

port of tho Committeo on Landsnnd Buildingn which was adopted

Mrs A Wood a teaohor who hassorved over Id yean under tho de-

partment¬

wa3 exempted from anyfurther examinations as long as shoremains connected with tho Depart ¬

ment of EducationTho resignation of Miss Booali as

teaohor of French and Gorman intho High School was accopted todato from July 1 Mils Bcogli willgo to San Francisco Members ofthe Board expressed regret at losingtho services of Miss Boegli as shohas proven a most efficient andpainstaking teacher

The Board of Hoalth

President Smith presided over thomeeting of the Board of Health yes ¬

terday Inspector Monsarrat re ¬

ported favorably on the conditionsof animals slaughtered for food andthat Mrs P Neumanns dairy cattlowore froo of symptoms of tubercu-losis

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Tho application of Dr Humphreysto praotico medicine was duly ap-

proved¬

Applications for the posi-

tion¬

of milk inspector woro filed byDr Itowatt W Karr and J A Mo

DonaldKoliipio reported 70000 fish in ¬

spected for tho past two weeksA batch of complaiuts was sent up

from tho Leper SettlementAction was deferred on an alleged

unhoalthy localityComplaiuts wero made in regard

to the sale of Ohineso opium pillsand an investigation was ordered

The President reported that anact was being prepared to prohibittho mouth sprinkling of clothes byOhineso laundrymou

Tho Legislative Committeegoto Molokai next wooknndBoard sometime next month

Died

willthe

Giluus Iu Pawna HonoluluOahu March 31 189S at tho Britohouse G Gilhus of consumption

Ho was born in Norway 41 yearsago The funeral will be hold fromtho residouco at 880 this afternoonby Undertaker H HWilliams RevD P Biruio officiates A wifo andsix children are loft by Mr GilhusHo was for years hesd luna at Haikuplantation then went into coffee iuKona for his health Tho familycame to Honolulu five weoks ago

You cant go muoh ou appearanceTwixt extremes its hard to chouse

A man may look full of giugorAud only bo full of booze

CANNED FISHIn this lino of goods wo havo

overything that epicureans domaudiud appreciate For instauco Pre ¬

served Horring Kippored HorriugsHerring iu Tomato Sauce and SaltHerring Fresh Salt and SousedMackerol Finnan Hnddios Kip-pered

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Whiting Cod Rolls SpratsBrook Trout Shrimps PrawnsShrimps in Tomato Sauce ShrimpPasto Salmon Steaks Oyster andBoneless Frenoh Sardines

As tho warmer woathor incrensestoo much meat is unhealthy coroalshould tako tho plnco of fresh meatsospooially for breakfast Wo carrythe boat of kupwu cereals iu thomarket such as Semola WhontouoShroddod Wheat Snow FlnkosCream Flnko OatB Aunt AbbeysRolled Oats Capital Mills OatsBreakfast Gormen Tnrooua etc Allour goods aro strictly fresh audBeloot

J TQTTNTCN RPRKICT

INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICAOI riiilndoiphlo ln

Founded 1792 Cash Capital 800000001dbt Fire Insurance Company In thp United StatepLouies paid since organization over - - - 90000000

FIRE AND MARINE

Established 1S59 Capital 5000000Iusurauco effected ou Buildings Goods Ships nnd Morohnndiso

JST For lowost rate3 npply to

23 LOSEGeneral Agont for tho Hawaiian Islands

Do Yon Want a Set of Rubber Tires Put on

Your Buggy Hack or Wagoii

IF1 NOT WESTST 3STOTA PLANT MtOS THE RUBBER TIIIE WflEEL CO

Is now in operation at tho nhop of tho Hawaiian Carriage ManufacturiugCo where tho licensees are prepared to equip all wheeled vehiclos withtheso famous

Rubber Tiros and Roller Beariog AxlesThe tires of th RUBBER TIRE WHEEL CO have withstood tho

severest tests and havo beon proven to bo tho only

Successful Rubber Tire in the MarketOLD WHEELS RE SET WITH STEEL CHANNELS AND RUBBER

TIRESRoller Bearing Axles put on any Vohiclo aud Guaranteed to reduce

draft 10 percentUubbcr Tires and Roller Hearing Axles arc not Luxuries

Thoy cost absolutely nothing as tho lifo of tho vehiclo is prolonged bytheir use nnd aro not uecossary

gG Wo Invite Tuspection and Guaranteo to demonstrate their economy

WILSON WHITEHOUSE818 Solo Licenceos for tho Hawaiian Islands

OOFFBB 3L-A-3S-TD

FOR SALEIn the Celebrated Coffee District of Kona Hawaii

2064 Acres t Eolo and Olelomoana1135 Aores at Kaohe

Tho Laud of Kaolin is only five and one half milos and tho Land ofKolo aud Ololomnann only six milos from Hookona and aro reached by agood carriage road whiuh has just been completed They eaah havo theirown landing which can bo reached and utilized at no very great expense

The lauds are covered by a magnificent forest of kon ohia kukui andothor indigouous trees and the grenter portion of them is splendidCOFFEE LAND There nro now SEVENTY EIGHT AORES OFGROWING COFFEE upon Kolo and Olelomoana

Purchase can pay part cash and tho balance of the purchaso mouoywith interest secured by mortgage ou tho property Wnrrauty DeedB oftho lots will be given tho property to bo freo from all incumbrances Nochnrgo for drnwing deeds or taking acknowledgments to tho same Stampsou the deeds to be paid for by the purchasers The above lands will besold in lots to suit purchasers For particulars apph to

J M MONSARRATCaitwright Block opp Post Office Tel 68

Ii so do not fail to call andseo our largo vnrioty Wo havebeen in tho Carriage businessmany years and you can pro-fit

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DOLE TREATY ABANDONED

Annexation by Resolution TheTreaty HaB Boon Doserted by ItsFrionds Concodod That It CouldNot Got a Majority in tho Bonato

Williams of Mississippi Scorestho Dolo Oarpotbag Roglmo intho Houso

Call Office Riaas HouseWashington March lGf

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Tho Cotntnitteo on ForeignIsolations to day agroed to recom-mend

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that tho Hawaiian Island bonnnoxod by legislation in opensession and also agreed upon a jointresolution for tho accomplishmentof this purpose which SenatorDavis was authorized to report tothe Senate

Tho following is tho text of thejoint resolution

Section 1 Tho Government of thoRepubl of Hawaii have in dueform signified its consont in thomanner provided by its constitutionto cedo absolutely and withoutroiorvo to tho United Statos ofAmorioa all rights of sovereigntyof whatsoever kind in tho HawaiianIslands and their dependencies andto code to the United Statos theabsolute free ownership of all publicor crown lands public buildings oredifices forts harbors militaryequipments all other public pro ¬

perty of whatever kind or descrip-tion

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belonging to the Qovornmontof the Hawaiian Islands togetherwith every right and appurtonancetherounto appertaining thereforebelt

Resolved That said cession isaccepted ratified and confirmedand that the said Hawaiian Islandsand their dependencies be and thoyare hereby annexed as part of thoterritory of tho United States andare subject to the sovereigndominion thereof and that all andsingular tho proporty and rightshereinboforo mentioned are vestedin the United States of America

Williams JD of Mississippi in aspeech of forty minutes replied tothe speech made by Mr Tawneyyesterday in favor of Hawaiian an ¬

nexation Williams is a member ofthe Foreign Affairs Committeeand his remarks recoivod closeattantion Ho dirooted his attackparticularly against tho contentionof Mr Tawney that tho traditionalpolicy of this Government was notopposed to annexation Ho thoughtthore was no occasion for war evenif it were true that if wo should nottake the islands sotno other couutrywould Tho idua ot the foreignownership of a group of islands 2000miles from our shores had no terrorsfor him He said tho HawaiianIslands wore now in tho oontrol ofa oarpot bag oligarchy The Statesof the South had undergone a bitterexperience with carpet bag govern ¬

ment and did not desire to indorseit anywhere

Tho Hawaiian Islands would bo amenace instead of a safeguard to thoUnited States Ho asked his friendswho recently played in the interna-tional

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choss match against thoBritish Parliamentary team whatthey would think of accepting apawn in the middle of the boardfrom thoir adversaries on conditionthat they should defend it through-out

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the game Great Britain hadgivona pawn for peace in the shapeof Canada Why should wo woaktnour already strong position Thiscountry nlroady had a race prob-

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To tako the Hawaiian Islandswould bo to annex anothor raco prob-

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and pay 1000000 for thoprivilego of doing it In its remoteeffects Williams said he regardedthe correot settlement of thisquestion as more inportant than alltho others boforo tho Americanpeople Tho currency tho coinagequestion the tariff question allimportant questions in themsolvesif settled wrongly could be recon ¬

sidered and settled right But thomistaken step of Hawaiian an-

nexation¬

once taken could neverbo retraced

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