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Vol. XV. No. 2740 HONOLULU. --TERRITORY OF HAWAII, THURSDAY. APRIL 14. 1901 Piuoh 5 Orntb- -

BAnLKHIP DAMAGED -- DESTROYER DESTROYED

Field Day; Entries

n CT;. WEttUEHSdv lrauiuu mmciud

The following entries from theMallellltnas and Puna-hou- s

have been received for the boys'field meet, which Is to take place nextSaturday afternoon at the new boys'athletic field on Vineyard street nearLlllha:Track Events,

1. d Dash A. Akana (K), A.Ah You (K), W. Kelll (K), J. Pa (K).D. Cummlngs (K), II. Williams (MI),K. Fernandez (MI), P. O'Dea (P), Geo.Canavarro (P), En Sul (P), Jas. Hat-ti- e

(P).

Kepoikai ChecksAND 45c. EXTRA

-- UpWith Books

The transfer of the Treasurer's offlco

from A. N. Kepolkat to A. J. Campbell

made yesterday was really consum-mated this morning when Auditor J.H. Fisher counted the cash. The countchecked up alright with the balnacesshown by the books to bo remaining inthe arlous funds, with forty-fiv- e centsto the good, of the retiring official.

The balances to the credit of the dif-

ferent funds are:Loan Appropriations .... 768,200 93

Fire Claims Fun 3,362 84

Current Fund 68.393 43

2. Half-Mll- e Run D. Abraham (K),J. Kapu (K), A. Lyman (K), J. Maloha(K), O. Kawalaca (K). H. Williams(Ml), G. Desha (MI), E. Kopko (BI),H.Chilton (MI), R. McCorrlston (MI), J.Spalding (P), A. Jordan (P), K. Brown(P), M. Soper (P), W. Rycroft (P).

3. Dash A. Akana (K), P.Cummlngs (K), J. Pa (K), H. Hulu(K), C. Kamatl (K), 0. Dcsba (MI).Jas. Hattle (P), W. Oilman (P), r,O'Dea (P), E. Fernandez (MI).

4. Hurdles E. Hamauku(K), J.(Continued on Page 4.)

Total $ 839,959 20

Thn pan In the strong box countedby the Auditor aggregated IS39.939.63.

Kepoikai will go toMaul by the next Klnau to take up hisduties as Judgo of the Maul CircuitW. J. Coelho will continue to bo clerkof that court, although It was rumoredthat Mr. Hart, of the Kaplolanl Estate,had been offered tho place,

i1 Williams and Tom Larklns were fined

$25 and costs each In the Police Courtthis morning for affray. The defend-ants, both young negroes, appeared InCourt with their heads bandaged andbearing every evidence of a hotly con-

gested scrap. They began the fightwith their fists. Later on a knife wasbrought Into play. The battle endedby the contestants battering each otherwith rocks

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HOUSE iliSTO SENATE

Senator McCandless, at the opening

of the afternoon session of tho Senate,

moved suspension of the rules for theFinance Committee to make report.Report recommended the passage ofHouse Illll No. 1, salaries, with thoamendments suggested by GovernorCarter In his letter to the FinanceCommittee, published elsewhere.

Senator Dickey moved that the reportbe considered with the bill. Carried.He then moved that the amendmentrecommended by tho committee boadopted; Carried. The Senator movedthat the bill pass third reading. Vote

.was taken. ' 'If IISenator Kalue was the only member

to vote against the passage of tho act.Tho only change made on reconsid

eration was to specify under headingof Hoard of Health, sanitation, thenumber of sanitary Inspectors for Honolulu: Item was made to read "Salarles of Sanitary Inspectors, Honolulu,8 at 175, 87,200."

At 2:12 p. m. recess was taken until 2:30 to await anything the Housemight be ready to transmit

At 2:37 Senato Bills Nob. 6, 7 and 8

wero received from the House, havingpassed third reading; No. 6 amendsSection 13, Act 50, Torrcns Act; No. 7

amends Act 13 of tho extra session of1903; No. 8 amends Act 17.,

The House also Informed 'the Senatethat the House had concurred In theamendments made to House BUI No. 4,

an Act to amend Act 51 of tho Laws of1896, relating to Internal taxes, and torepeal Chapter 61 of tho Session Lawsof 1692 relative thereto.

At 2?4U adjournment was takenuntil 10 a. m. tomorrow.

IE EIEVI1IS READY

PROGRAM

The committee to make up n programfor the Juno 11th races have complet-ed their work and present to the pub-

lic the following program of fourteenraces:

First Race One-ha- lf mllo dash, frcofor all. 1'urso $75.

Second Race 2:18 class, best three InIho heats. Purso $200.

Third Race--Po- ny race, 14 handsand under, one-ha- lt mllo dash. Cup,$25. Entries closo on June 11 withsecretary.

Fourth Race 2:30 class, best two Inthree heatB. Purse, 160.

Fifth Race Five-eight- mile dasb.free for all. Purse $76.

Sixth Race Roslta challenge cup, 1

mile dash, free tor all. Purso $150. $50added if truck record is beaten.

Seventh Race Trotting and pacing,freo for all, best three la flvo. Purse,$100. $50 or cup added It track recordIs beaten

Eighth Race Trotting and pacing.Hawaiian bred. 1'urao $150 nud Call-forn-

Feed Cup.Ninth Hato Three-fourth- s mile

dnsh, freo for all. Purso $100, and Ul- -

rectom Cup to bo won twice by sameowner.

Tenth Race Pony raco, tbreo-olght- s

mllo dash, 13 hands and" under. $23cup. Entries to clone June 11 withBcctctury.

Eleventh Raco Gentlemen's drlvlugraco, amateur drivers. Kapjd Transit

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House ReconsidersAfter Supreme Court Session

Td Legalize WarrantsThe decision of tie Supreme Court

holding that the six months' appropria-tion bill does not apply to the periodbetween January, 104, and June 30,1904, compelled tho House to take rem-

edial action today. The Court's deci-

sion makes all warrants outstandingand to be drawn 'for services slncoJanuary 1 Illegal. 'It was fortunate,therefore that the Legislature was In'session aneTready to remedy the sltua-- .

tlon In a very few hours.To Introduco a Mil legalising ths

outstanding warrants and provide forthe payment of bills Incurred wouldrequire at least three days' time In

each House. The lan adopted wasthe reconsideration of Senate, Bill No I

1, which passed third reading In theHouse, yesterday. The motion to re'consider was made by RepresentativeKelllnol and carried unanimously. Anamendment legalising the businessdone for the Territory during tho hia-

tus slnco January 1 will be added tothe Senato bill and passed by theHouse today and In the Senate It willalso be expeditiously passed. TheHouso took a recess after tho motionto reconsider passed, until 2 o'clock.

The morning session of the Housewas short but a number of bills werepassed. House Bill No. 4 came backfrom the Senate and was finally passedtho House concurring In tho Senatoamendment. The bill gives the Treas-urer tho power to compensate DeputyAssessors' salaries Instead of In com-

missions. The Senato amendmentmerely inserted the proviso that thomaximum salary shall not exceed fiveper cent, the maximum commissionunder tho law. A

Senate(Blll No. 12 wit, received witha communication from Clerk Savldgethat It had passed third reading In the

Co.'s cup, to bo won twice by samoowner.

Twelfth Race Reloy race, no racehorses; threo mile dasb. $25 cup.

. Thirteenth Race Polo pony race.I Ponies to bo passed by somo officer ofHonolulu Polo Club. Threo-olghth- s

'mllo dash $25 cup. Entries closoJuno 11 with secretary.

Fourteenth Race Ono and one-ha- lf

mllo dash, tree for all. Iurae $150., andPrlmo Cup, to bo won twice by samoowner.

.

INTest Case Appeal As

Viewed By Judge

Galbraith.

A NAJ0IITY CONSTRUCTION

CALLS FORTH DIFFEIINQ

OPINION MEAN8 LEGISLATURE ISNOT BRANCH OF

THE TERRITORIAL GOV--

ERNMENT.

Associate Justice Gilbralth, whlloconcurring with tho majority of theSupremo Court In dismissing tho ap-

peal ot tho Star Newspaper Associa-tion from tho Auditor's refusal to paya warrant for printing, such appealhaving been taken as a test caso In thomatter of appropriations, differs fromthe conclusion or the majority, f rearand Perry, very materially In Impor-tant particulars.

Following, In part, is Oalbralth's separato opinion:

Tho questions presented by this apnoni Epom to bo at this time moro acadenile than nractlcal. since tho Legislature 1b now In apodal ucsslon, havingbeen convened by tho Governor for thopurpose of enacting financial legisla-

tion, and Is Indicating an earnest de-

sire to provide by proper appropriationfor any nnd all existing deficiencies,however occasioned.

Senate and passed first reading In theHouse. This bill repeals Act 79 of theProvisional Government. The Act re-pealed was called An Act to Increasethe Facilities of tho Hawaiian Treas-ury and to Provide for tho Payment ofAccounts Between the First Day ofJ unc and the Thirty-firs- t of DecemberEach Year.

Senato BUI No. 13, a measure calcu-lated to take the placo of the ono re-pealed, was received and It also pass-ed first reading. This bill authorizesthe Territorial Treasurer to open ac-

counts at banks and to overdraw notto exceed the sum of 500,000 for thepurposo of paying current accounts.

Representative Kelllnol offered a pe-

tition or memorial containing a com-plete list of tho expenses incurredduring the short existence of CountyGovernment on Maul. The bills werereferred to the Committee on UnpaidBills. '

Senato Bills Nos. 7 and 8 passed thothird reading In the House. Thcso aresalng bills and limit the liability otthe Territory under former approprlntlon bills, to debts Incurred beforeJuno 30.

Senato BUI No. 9, relating to costsof court and providing that litigantspay Jurors, met Its Waterloo In thoHouse on second reading. Tho eonslcloiatlon ot the bill was Indefinitelypostponed. Tho general objection tothe bill, which had been drawn by thebeKt logal talent In the city, was thatit contemplated too radical changes Intho rules of litigation to be rushedthrough at a special session.

I Senato Bill No. (5, providing for thocontinuation of the Judgo and Regis-trar of tho Land Court, passed thirdreading and Is ready for the Govern-or's signature.

"Peculiar Conditions."I might bo content with this stato

niont wero It not for the fact that thedecision of tho majority of tho Courtgives a consructlon to Section 54 ottho Organic Act that Is bo wide of my

views of tho proper construction ofthnt thnt tint nVMl "thn nCCIl- -

liar conditions" thnt aro said to existIn this Territory will Justify mo inpassing tho question without giving,at least, somo of tho reasons for myvlows.

(Continued on Page 8.)

In tho Police Court this morning Ya- -

ma and Arakl, both Japanese, werofined $10 and cotts each for havingdie-f- a tickets In their possession, CbingPing and Chin Sam, both Chinese.charged with similar offenses, had theircases continued until tomorrow at theircwn request

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Torpedo Destroyer ijtiff

and Crew Are LostAssociated Press Special Cable.

8T. PETERSBURG, Russia, April 14 An official report from the naval

battle at Port Arthur states that the Japanese torpedo boats sunk the Russiantorpedo-destroye- r Bezstrashni. Forty-fiv- e officers and men of the destroyer'screw perished.

The Russian battleship Pobleda, an 18 knot ship of 12,674 tons, was dam-

aged In the engagement, but there was no loss of life.Detailed reports of the loss of the Petropavlosk state that the entire staff

of Admiral Makaroff went down with their commander and were drowned.o

ADMIRAL URIU'S REPORT.

The following cablegram waa received at the Japanese Consulate at 9:30this morning:

WA3HINQTON, April 14.

To SAITO:We report that Admiral Urlu states that according to the report made to

him by the third flotilla of torpedo-boa- t destroyers on the 13Wi of April, ourfleet made another attack on Port Arthur and during the engagement one ofthe enemy's battleships, which In size and shape seemed to be the Petropa-vlovsk- ,

has been sunk and also one of their torpedo-boa- t destroyers.None of our ships sustained any Injuries. No official rpeort has been re-

ceived from Admiral Togo yet. TAKAHIRA.0 '

JAPANESE MINE CAU8ED DISASTER.

TOKIO, Japan, April 14. The Japanese claim that the Russian battleshipPetropavlovsk was destroyed by a mine laid by the Japanese. The fleet hasplaced mines outside the line of Russian defense and It Is claimed that one ofthese was what the Russian vessel encountered with such deadly effect.

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TORPEDO FLOTILLA REACHES CAVITE.CAVITE P. I., April 14. The United States cruiser Buffalo with Its tor.

pedo flotilla arrived today, having completed one of the longest torpedo-boa- t

voyages on record. The Buffalo and left the West Indies somemonths ago, coming across the Atlantic to the Azores, thence by way of SuezCanal,

eMISSOURI DEATH LIST.

PENSACOLA, Fla., April 14. Two more seamen are dead from Injuriesreceived In the explosion yesterday on board the battleship Missouri.

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MAD MULLAH ESCAPE8.

ADEN, April 14. The Mad Mullah has escaped to Italian territory.

GRANDGUESSINGCONTEST

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$12,000 in cash prises in 12 months.

Beginning with the month of March, 1904, and up to and IncludingFebruary, 1905, they shall give to those making the most nearly cor-

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To the one making the nearest eorrest estimate of the total monthlycash receipts of the St. Louis postofflce, any month from March,1904, to February, 1905, Inclusive .... $500.00 In cash

To the second nearest 200.00 In cashTo the third nearest 100.00 In cashTo the fourth, nearest . 50.00 In cashTo the fifth nearest 25X10 In cashTo the sixth nearest 15.00 In cashTo the seventh nearest 10.00 In cashTo the eighth to twenty-sevent- h nearest $5.00 each (20

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100.00 In$1,000.00 in cash

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MONDAYPacific Stated and Third

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rUBNUAYHawaiian Third Degree.

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TMUH8DAVComrr.andery Regular Order

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PHIDAVLe Progrea First Degree.

HA'rnuDAYHawaiian Third Degree 3 p. m

All visiting memberi of tieorder are cordially Invited to at-te-

meetlDgs of local lodges.

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HARMONY LODGE, Ns. 3, I. 0. O. F..

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

W. P. HALL, N. O.,E. It. HENDRY, Secretary.

All visiting brothers very cordiallyInvited.

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

Meets every Tuesday evening at

treet. Visiting brothers cordially in- -

JOHNWALKER, C.C.P. WALDIION, K.n.8.

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

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

Lodge, No. 8, and visiting broth-- n

cordially Invited.C. M. WHITE. C.C.,E. M. COLEMAN, K.R.S.

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

Honolulu Lodge No. C16, D. P. 0. E.,will meet In their now hall, on Millerand Beretanta streets, every Fridayevening.

By order of the E. R.HARRY H. SIMPSON,

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

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

Meets every Saturday evening at7; 30 o'clock In Harmony Hall, Kingtreet. Visiting brothers cordially In-

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

HONOLULU HARBOR, No. 64, A. A,

of M. & P.

Mets on first and third Sundayvenlngs of each month at 7 o'clock at

Harmony Hall. All sojourning brethren are cordially invited to attend.

By order Worthy Captain:FRED. MOSHER, C.C.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL

Head "Wants" on pago C.

HOCK DEER nt tho PantheonSaloon.

HUUUtl lllt'a jail UU 111 lUWl'Bl prill'Sat Schumnn's, Young Building.

St. Clement's congregation will hold,'.110 battleship Petropalovsk and theIts nnnual meeting this etcnlng.

IXSS.'HaJ.to'S.0.'nnu mere 11 isTomorrow will be tho last ... of. .. ,. . ,.,?.-,..- .,

mourning.,..... V....11 1.the skirt sale at Whitney & Marsh's.

Our typewriter rlbbonB nro tho hostlu tho market. 60c each. ArlclghCo.

A good second-han- d electric fan Is;wanted by tho Now York Dental Parlors.

Chns. Chllllngworth leads In thoWoods & Sheldon shooting tournament.

Neatly furnished rooms at the Popular, fl, 1.50 and 12 per week. 1249

Fort street.The Territorial Convention will

open Its session nt 10 o'clock next Mou'day forenoon.

A furnished room suitable for housekeeping, near Thomas Square, Is

today.

The Weekly Edition of tho EveningDulletln gives a complete summary ofthe news of the day.

Tho Ulllo Ice Cream Parlors nro nowtorving their Jutly celebrated kocream at 10 cents a plate.

Spulni mnphlnrta rlnnntwl nn.f .paired nt Watson & West's. 1C2 Hotel.Machines called for and delivered.

i:. O. Hull & Sons tunc Just receiveda complete new lino of dug lollnrs,chains, leaders nml Spintt's biscuit.

The wife of Captain McAllister, andchlldrcn, who hao bctn In Alameda,Cal.. for a jcar, mo homo again to lc- -

""""Kndo'a niandotln orchestra will glvo

11 social dance and musical program atYoung garden tomonow

Llluic delegates the Republl- -I

T n TLConey. S. Knulil Tho AS UOdelegate is- -

HOME SUPPLEMENT numerous complaintsIs Government

It Is something oreatlSummer heat is aoldcd In doors by

applying "Arabic" to jour Iron roof.It cools llftcen degrees, stops and

a Ufitlmc. California Co,pgents. '

best rubber tire plant nnd rubberSchiimun's, Young Ilulldlng.

Patronlzo homo industry; when youstarch, order Pla, or Hawaiian

starch. All grocers keep It for salo;no moro and Is superior ony I

imported.Kvcry nnd girl ought a

Brownie Camera, grown folks, too, forthat matter. They take excellent

and cost only at HonoluluI'boto-Suppl- y Co.

A young man who Is a graduate ofSt. Louis College, understands Btcnog

and typewriting and possesses afair knowledge of accounts, desires cm.ploymcnt. A position commer-cial house

banlcl Knwal Kahili, who was ar-

rested Monday night for stabbing Ka-la-

liana In a drunken brawlof Punchbowl, will now to luce acharge of murder, liana died atQueen's hospital at G o'clock last night.

In the springtime to paint.Not only docs a fresh coat of paintenhanco the beauty of home butat tho same preserves It from sunor If you want the bestinanshlp go to J. D. Jewctt, Hotel St.

Superintendent Holloway the Public Works Department has Bet men to

to reclaim tho delapidated crem- -

ns

irom non-us- o exposure toweather.

Tho gasoline Ecllpee ar- -

rived from Anahola at 3 o'clock jes- -

terday afternoon with bags M. s.Co. sugar. 20 rice 2 packagessundries. I'urfer Logan reports aslows: strong E.on both trips. Tho weather at Ana-hola during our entire wasunfavorable for the loading of tugnr."

,

TO UNVEIL

Senator D. P. Isenberg totoday to attend the dedication

of monument erected to the mem-ory of his lato father, Paul Isenberg, ntLlhue. The ceremony of umelllng thomemorial will bySenator. After these ceremonies thcrawill a lunu In tho preparation ofwhich refreshments for 2000 guests

been provided. In the eveningthere bo a concert.

It Itequtres Nerve td stand the strainof nervous neuralgia, plans In thebead or any portion of tho body. Thesepains are quickly stopped by the useof PERKY DAVIS'

Is Immediate lasting. Donot suffer a moment longer but use 1I10Paln-Klll- as directed. Avoid substitutes, there Is but one Paln-Ktlle- r, Perry Prlco and GOc.

STILL HERE!SAME

WORLD MWS BY GABLE

(Associated Press Cable.

RUSSIASt. Petersburg, April 14. Tho loss of

ulnui ol Aumirai .Matron ana'men Is n terrible to tl.o Busjlac

'--.'"- . Kmperor I, uverel.ed

,,,?' ,Y ' V Th' ',,' nmlVictor Emnniiel Imva rpiiI run.

!,iulinrp m the nnr.

CRUISER CRIPPLED.April 14. Tlie Japan.

ce fleet bombarded Port Aitlutr furfifteen minutes. The did not re-

ply. The llusslnn cruiser Uayan hasbeen crippled.

INDIANS FOR THIBET.London, April 14. The House of

d h cmploymcnt of ,m,lnn (.oopsfor the protection of the Thibet mission,

TORPEDO-DESTROYE- AGROUND.London, April 14. The torpedo des-

troyer Teaser while maneuvering nnnground. Tho crew Gated

KAISER AT MALTAMnlln, 14. Tne Kaiser has ar- -

rhed here.

NEUMANN'S SON KILLED.I ensiupla. April 14- .- We officer.

and twenty-fou- r men wen- - killed yesterday by the explosion uf a chnrgnof 2000 rounds of powder In 11 twilve- -

turret unn nf Ihn linlttpfthll. Alls.31lrl ...,,,,. . .nrcet-nrnctic- The of- -(icerg MUtA nrc Lit.menants Uavldsot.,Wolchert and Orldley, MidshipmenNeumann and Ward. Grldloy was thosou of Dewey's famous cjptnln andNeumann's mother resides In Honolulu.

'K'eci 10 pay mcir uiiis, nave causeuthe following notice to Issued fromthe Governor's office to the heads ofdepartments:

To All Heads of Departments.Office of the Governor,Honolulu, April 13, 1904.

Complaints been made thatsome of the employes of the Govern- -

of the Territory of Hawaii fallto pay bills due merchants anditorekcepcis for the necessary supplies

hlch they procure for themselves

the Hotel roof

The to PUOlIC EiTipl0y66Scan Territorial convention arc 'J. II. n

and W. H. Itlce. 10 rdy 1 liByfium Kolon D. K. Kapahcc.

COLORED The mer-ne-

Saturday. This something new. chants that employees ne- -

leakslusts Peed

Thoat

need

costs to

boy to have

turcs $1

rnphy

withpreferred.

backhave

tho

Its time

yourtime

rain. work,

of

work

bags

N.

II.

bo

bo

have

face,

25c.

blow

Klnir

foils

be

have

nienttheir

from

'their families.It Is the sense of the Executive that

clerks, who are In receipt of regularsalaries, should make every

effort to meet their proper and legalobligations. Unless satisfactory rea- -s"ns can lio nsslgned for their falluroto this, all such offenders shouldbe sharply reprimanded by the headsof their departments nnd Informedthat any further complaint, made up-

on tho same subject, bo followedby dismissal.

Tho Executive feels that those whofall to act honorably In their privateaffairs can hardly be expected to glvofull and adequuto satisfaction to thoGovernment that employs them.

G. K. CAUTEIt. Governor.

PASSES APPROPRIATIONS

Senate Ulll No. 1, appropriating J9SC,-0- 0

1 for the curicnt expenses of the Ter-rlto- iy

passed third reading In thoHouse Yesterday afternoon without adissenting oto. The amendments

J'js".4Sl. nnd from the Governor witha total of SOTD.OOO.

Ucprescntatlvo Kelllnol offered a res- -

olutl)" providing for the pay of Houso

awry plant. The plant cost tho 'I by Harris stated In yes-rlto-

over J20.000 has never been j tcrdny'u Bulletin, were unanimouslyset up for business. The workmen 'adopted. The bill came from the Sen-fin- d

tho machinery deteriorated !cte with appropriations aggregatingaim mo

schooner

3530

and

"Experienced trades

stay ery

MONUMENT.

goesKauai

the

performed tho

will

PAIN-KILLE-

Tho relief and

Davis'.

1

MOURNING.

were

April

Inrh

and

stated

do

will

and

has

I"ltcra ns rouows: .UlerK IS per day;'Interpreter, V perfday; sergeant at

$f; Janitor, 13; mctsenger, 3;lnn' chaplain $3 for the sesBlon. Thqresolution was adopted.

MOANA HOTEL CONCERT.

Following Is tho program for a pub-lic baud concert at the Moann Hotel,Wnlklkl, beginning at 7:30 this even-ing:

PART I.0ci turn "Queen of Spring" ....BlggoPolonaise "All In Mnsk" KaustFinnic "llellsnrlo" DonizettiVocal Selections

(n) "Hllo Kuna Loke.""Muhlna Mulnmnlama."

Miss J. Kclllaa.(c) "Auhca Lau Vablno."01) "Hone Ae Nel."

Mrs. N. Alapal.PART II.

Selection "Popular Airs" .MackleIntermezzo "Dixie Land" .HainesWaltz "Vienna lllood" ... StraussMarch "My Guiding Star .Wight

"The Star Spangled Banner."

"For 8ale" cards at Bulletin office.

OLD PLACE!

1057 Fort 8t &&&&NEW YORK DENTI! PARLORS

BEST WORK AND LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITYSee my samplrs of work at entrance and compare it with others.

tfOSIIlllft

SKMMr JSSl

lfTERSA WEAK BACK.

Some people suffer from this alimentnearly all their lives. They are ner-vous and despondent through loss ofsleep. The fact Is their kidneys areweak nnd aro unable to perform theirproper functions. The best medicineto strengthen the kidneys, stimulatetbo liver and cure Indigestion, dyspep-sia, sleeplessness or malaria, feverand ague, Is

BOSTETTER'S

STOMACH BITTERS

The Helping Hand

The helping hand In glass al J.That's what we offer you.We guarantee the best passible re-

sults glasses w ill afford.Our examinations give vou assur-ance and safety.

AND PAINS-TAKIN-

YVUKK.

A. N. SANFORD,OPTICIAN.

BOSTON BUILDING, . ORT 8TREET,Over May & Co.

Eyesight Testing and Spectacle Fittingaro our Exclusive Work.

THE FAMOU8 DOUGLAS

.

Ri fiSrWferl-- i""" T1 Majiil

,i

Kg

mf-- '

.S3S1&St.Mapeaks for Itself

but Is not noisy.

E. R. BATH. THE PLUMBER,

165 King Street. 'Phone 61

CASTLE & COOKE, LtdHONOLULU.

CommlssiM Merchants

:: Sugar Factors

4.QENT8 FORTho fcwa Plantation Co.The Wulalua Agricultural Co.The Kob&Ia Sugar Co.Tie Walmea Sugar Mill Co.Tho Fulton Iron Works.St. Louis, lieThe Standard Oil Co.The Geo. F. Blake Steam Pumps.Weston'i Centrifugals.The Now England Llfo Insurance Co.

of Boston.The Aetna Fire Int. Co. of HsrUord.

Conn.The Alliance Assurance Co. of London

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.AmntH for

WMwtvmi Husnr Running Co.,Srtn PrunclHcn, Cul.

Baldwin Luunmotlva Work.,PhllnUalpnln, P11.tNuwull Unlvorxul .Villi Co.MnnufttcturrMofINtttlonnlGnnShrsddvr, Now York, JN.Y.Paraffin Paint . mpnnj,S.n MrnnclHcn, Cal.

Ohlandt Co.,San RranclHcci, Cal.

Pxaltla Ol rntMPiirtntlun BnHnu nnelMCii, Cal,

Restaurant.HONOLULU HINODE CO.

16 N. HOTEL 8T.Bctlrcly ronovnted; Now Management.

Now Service.MEALS 25c.

OPEN ALL NIGHT.

FIRE ! FIRE !

lllafa J

The of HomesHIQHE8T AWARD8 AT THE AND NA-

TIONAL EXPORT EXPOSITIONS.TWENTIETH CENTOURY PATTERN.

HOMES are .left, In most cases, entirely unprotected,while Factories, Hotels Hospitals, etc., are usually equip-pe-

with Fire Extinguishers, Automatic Sprinklers, Stand-pipe-

Hose, Fire Alarms, and other Fire Appliances.And yet nearly every one would rather save their

homes and the many things in them that have becomeprecious by association, than all else.

Nearly all Area can be put out In the early stages If theproper appliance for quick work la at hand. The KnightA Thomas' Underwriters Fire Extinguisher Is such an ap-

pliance. It li perfest In mechanical construction, Ip prlnclple and In action. It acta Instantaneously, placing astream 45 to SO feet, and his many tlmea the extinguish-ing power of water. It la of the utmost simplicity, and canbe operated at once by anyone, without previous experi-ence. For further particulars Inquire of

Washington

FIRE!Protection

Granite and Bronze MonumentsAt Prices To Suit.

".i-T- m'li Hb3w LJLStK r& r . irrfliTi i Wipi n

Hawaiian Inm Fence

176-18- 0 KING STREET.

NOW WE'RE OFF ? TWe are prepared to supply the People of Honolulu with Freshest of

ISLAND MEAT8. Also, Garden Produce of all kinds; Butter, Eggs, Chick-ens, Turkeys, Sucking Pigs, Bacon, HamJ In fact, everything that A FIRST-- 'CLASS MARKET la called upon to furnish.

The ISLAND MEAT CO..HERBERT E. OARE8, Manager.

TCLEPHONE MAIN 76. FORT ST., OPP. LOVE BLDO.HIND. ROLPH CO.. AOENT8.

Quality SOAP EconomyHonolulu Soap Works Co.

Spreckcls Block FRED L WALDRON. Sales Agent

TERRITORY HARNESS SHOP.HORSE BOOTS HARNESS HOSPITAL TURF 000DS

Horse Boots Made To Order.

Practical, Experienced and Manufacturers.

554 S. KING ST. MAIN

Weekly $1.00 oer vearTELEPHONE 35.

BISMARK STABLE GO.,' LTD.

WAILUKU, MAUI.

TELEPHONE 228.

BISMARK BRANCH STABLES

LAHAINA, MAUI.

Hacks, Carriages, Buggies and Sad-

dle Horses on short notice.

Carriages meet all steamers. Com-

petent drivers, reasonable rates, new

vehicles and live stock.

CURIOSWOMAN'S EXCHANGE,

Hotel near Fort

SODASBest in the city. Cool and Refrishlng,

Hawaiian Soda Works, Telephone Blue 1871.

BUILDING MATERIALSOF ALL KINDS.

Dealers In Lumber and Co'ALLEN & ROBIN80N,

Queen 6t., Honolulu.

Weekly Edition of the Bulletin, $1per year.

Light Co.,C. W. Mactatlane, Mgr.

and Monument Works, Ltd,

3; E. L. NEWMAN, Manager.

HORSE SHOEING.

W. W. Wright Co. la.have opened a horse-shoei-

department in connec-tion with tbetr carriageshop, etc. Having secur-ed the services of a first-clas- s

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

trusted to them In a first-cla-

manner.

Soap! Soap! Soap!

17 BARS FOB $1.00

Delivered to any part ot the elty,

N. Breham,1016 8MITH ST. near KING 8TREET.

P. O. BOX 185.

DAVID DAYTON137 MERCHANT STREET.

Lots for SaleIn KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION,KALIHI, and other desirable healltlea.

Also 1 JUMP-SEA- BUCKBOARD,second-hand- ; good as new.

Jos, Schwartz,Watchmakers' Materials andJewelers' Supplies,

COR. FORT and KING ST.

Bulletin,

; tjda&tli'mib i .. '& ... ' MMMk,J" 'AHUHtii'' A?Uiiu.il. U ;m&. ...&, ,. ,alforti;wUit-- 4MdXi&UjR& JetuUki -- J..

Curtains

yrwarr'- - .niiwpi " mw-- rpumnuyi wyilwojyyfwii"iywjApg"'

HVEN1N0 BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. It.. THUUSIMY. AI'HIL U, 190).

Will You Help a Sick Friend ?

Get.est m is or beDAINTY

NEW SILKSfor SHIRT-WAIS- T

SUITSOn parade now all the pretty new

silks for summer shirt waist-suit- s. jYou'll find them at the silk counter.

A handsome assortment in checks, hair and fancysiripes in pretty Diacics, wnite, silver shades and the most fash-ionable colors. $1.00 per yd. and upward.

Wash Taffeta Silks in black, white and allfashionable colors, j Guaranteed to wear and will not crack.$1.00 per yd.

Pure White Pongee, soft and beautiful.Guaranteed to wash and wear. Width 27 inches. 90cper yd.

Wool Btamlnes in black, white and colorsDouble wid'h. 90c per yd. and. upwards.

Alpacas in black, white and all the new shades,from 75c per yd upwards

EXQUISITE LACE CURTAINSThe lace curtains should be changed frequently in Honoluluand with such a variety ot new and te designs justreceived at our store, now is the best time to do it.

Ntttingham Lace Curtains

jyijytf;

THREl

lines

Full length and width, Inhandsome designs; upward from75c a pair.

Whiti Net Curtains

Pretty laco rufllcs and lace In-

sertions; now; $3.60 a pair.

Arabian Lace Cu tainsCull site, new patterns; up-

wards from $3.00 a pair.

New Sfnels

With pretty laco Bounce; justright for this climate.

Fancy Swiss Curtains

Full she. with hemstitchedruffle $2.75 a pair.

Whits Irish Point

In beautiful patterns; upwardsfrom $5.50 a pair.

Cottage Curtains

With fancy border; all new.$4.25 a pair.

LACE DOOR PANELS at 50 cents

and upwards

N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Company, Ltd.

THE ADVANTAGES

CEMENT ROOFINGPOSSESSES OVER TIN, IRON AND STEEL ROOFING .

IT CANNOT RUSTdales, fumes, moisture, coal soot and smoko cannot Injure or affect

CEMENT ROOFINO. It Is better adapted for application over uneven sur-faces, such as old shingles or metal roofs, obviating the expense of remov-ing the same. It will not rattle from wind and storm, nor creato any noisefrom rain falling upon It. Tho materials used In cement roofing arc thobest ot heat and cold known; therefore It will keep thobuilding warmer In winter and cooler In summer than a metal roof. Sam-ple- a

and full particulars mailed on request.HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.

THEO. H. DAVIES & Co., Limited,SOLE AOENT8 FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

DO YOU WANT A FINE, DELICIOUS

GINGER ALE, LEMON SODA,

ROOT BEER,

CREAM SODA or ORANGE CIDER ?THEN RlNO UP TELEPHONE MAIN 71

Ouiood are known everywhere as being the mostpalatable and the best manufactured In the Tcrcltory

Consolidated Soda Water Works Go.LIMITED,

J

R Main 71 JTHE QUALITY OF

Palace and Epicurean GroceriesIS GUARANTEED.

This means that your grocer will returnyour money if the good.' are not satisfactory

The Lewin-MeyerC- o.

San Francisco Wholeaalo OroceraWater-hous-e & Walker, Agts.

J, LANDOIs now established in the Oregon Block, Hotel Street,where Ik will be pleased to welcome his friends. Hisstock of Gents' Furnishings is complete and he will assistin selling his goods by making the prices fit the times.

My Book For Him Now.

Stni mt no moneyOnll' t.ll m ulilfh tinntf tn ni.You certainly know of sotreone ho Is sick some

sufferer ho oulJ be grateful lor Hie help my book

Anjthal book tells of a wiv tn hln. T.ll. n( .way so certain that 1, as a rtyatclan, offer thai helpon trial. The book tell show for )o ears In hospitalsana at beislJes I searcheJ for a way to curt

anJ difficult diseases It tells how I perfectedmy prescription Dr Shoop's Restorative. How byscientific experiment I traced out the causes thatBring- - on enrome oiseases.

I found Invariably that where there wss a weaknesstht Inside nerves were weak. Wh.re there was a lackof vitality thlt the vital nerves lacked power. Whereweak organs were found II always found weak nerves.Not the nerves commonly thought of, but the vital or--rans' nerves, the Inside the Invisible nerves.

This was a revelation. Then my real success began.Thtn I combined Ingredients that would strengthen.

that would vitalise these nerves. That nretrrlntlnn Icalled a restorative. It Is known the world over nowas vt, snoop s Kestorativt. Aner tnat I did not fallto cure one case In each hundred. In theextrem.lv difficult cases my failures for fh t years were one In eachforty treated. I found cancer Incurable. Cancer Islor surgery, not mejicine.

Then how to get this prescription to sick oneseverywhere was my thought I must announci II Inthe public press. Hut. thought t, will they realise thetiiiih of my discovery the real power of Dr. Shoop'iKestoratltt? Then a way came to me like an In-

spiration, " I will offer It to the slclfon trial. Thenthey will know I am sincere "

I wrote a reliable druggist In each city and villageIn America They agreed to with meNow, by any sick one.

Dr. Shoop's Restorativecm bUken on trial. For a full month t will fct onue It entirely at my risk,

SenJ no money. Just write m.c for the book younJ When I send It I will tell yoiiof adrusrglstnearby who will permit the month's trial. U the Repa-rative a month, ThendeclJe. If UMytothedrur-eli- t.

" It dIJ not help me." that will relieve vou of anvexpense whatever. He will bill the coit to me.

This l my way of clearing your mini of all doubtas to what Or Shoop'i Restorative can do. No matterhow prejudiced ou cannot dispute this absolute securIty I offer. Vou cannet resist an offer like this If youare stall sick.

If you have a weakness, write me. If you can't dothings like you used to do them tell me about It.

rite tn confidence. As a ehvtklan I will oil vou I

al waits fn half Hat mu kn.iti nnw..fAli '" a.stis'. vv-- "jr vvvsi aiuw lfdiS Imply state which

book you want and ad-dress Dr Shoop, UoxIjjt Racine, Wis

bottles druggists.

Rook i on DyspepsiaBook i on the HeartHook on the KidneysItoak 4 WomenHook e for .Mmi (seated)hook o on Kncumati sm

Mild cases, not chronic, are ufienl cured whh on ortwo At

Booth Can't Complain

Says Judge MinorityDy a majority decision of the Su

preme Court rendered yesterday after-noon, C. V. Booth wins his water taxescase. Chief Justice Krear writes thecontrolling and Justice Perry a concurring opinion, while Justice Galbralthdissents. Former Tax Assessor Prattadded as a new Item to Booth's tax re-

turn: "two-third- s water rights PauoaValley, $100,000," which the Tax Ap-

peal Court disallowed, whereupon thessessor appealed.Says tho syllabus: "It land with

water rights appurtenant thereto andused solely In connection therewith,Is assessed In full. Including whateveradded value It has by reason of suchwater rights when used solely In con-nection therewith, such water rightscannot bo further nsscssed apart fromtho lunil, ns to the whole or a part oftheir value, even If they may be worthmore for other purposes than whenused In connection with the lands towhich they are appurtenant, and evenIf the land with such water rightsmight have-bee- n assessed higher because of the other purposes to whichtho water could be applied, and even ifthe water rights could be assessed sep-arately If they had not been IncludedIn the land."

lieferring to the Pauoa water purchase bill of last session, the decisionsays: "Thnt tho entire value of thowater rights alone was not $100,000 Isclear. If wo leave out of account theGovernor's strong condemnation of thepioposed bill In his eto message andother circumstances that tend to weak-en tho evldenco adduced In Bupport oftho valuation contended for, and as-

sume that all the evidence was not onlyadmlsslblo but entitled to consldera.tlon at Its face value, still the proposedappropriation was not for the pur-chase, for $100,000, of these two-thir-

of the water rights, which were available only In small fractions on manydifferent particular lands at many dif-ferent fixed times, but was for the e,

for $150,000, of all the waterrights with complete control and thepower to use tho water when and whereand In what Quantities desired, alsofor rights ot way for pipe lines and forreservoir sites, and the sites of thesprings, with the right to increase theoutflow by tunneling or otherwise, andall for the purposes ot the city watersupply, to which use no private pur-chaser could put the water,"

Says Justlco Galbralth, dissenting:"Ily his conduct Sir, Booth has ren-

dered It entirely unnecessary for thiscourt to speculate or to attempt to ap-ply some set rule to tho facts in orderto ascertain tho 'fun cash value' of thisproperty. Wo should assume, that hoplaced tho 'full cash aluo' on It him-self when he attempted to sell It totho Tcnltory first for $250,000, and lat-er for $150,000. Under tho farts of thiscase the doctrine ot estoppel, or com-mon honesty, ought to close tho mouthof tho taxpayer and forbid him to ques-tlo- n

the nhmUon mado of this proper-ty by the assessor.

"It does not seem to me that Mr,Booth has uny Just cause of complaintit the same valuation Is placed on hispiopcrty for taxation purposfs that heso persistently represented It to havowhen ho v, Ished to sell It to tho Terri-tory. Such a vlow Is certainly In favorof public morality, If not of prlvatovlituo and common honesty."

MERCHANTS' HOT LUNCH.

The Criterion Saloon Berves a Merchants' Hot Lunch every day, from 11 judlce."a. m, to 1:30 p. m.

for

Tho height of the cavc.i lines on allexhibit palaces at the World s I'nlr isC5 feet.

"For Sale" cards at Bulletin office.

;!iiMI.f.WH X tttJi.f'AaaiffiiVt

MAJORITY OPIMO.N AS

TO APPROPRIATIONS

APPEAL FROM AUDITOR DISMISSED WITHOUT PREJUDICE.

CONCURS ONLY INDISMISSAL.

Supreme Court yesterday afternoonrendered decision in tho "appropria-tions' test case," entitled "In lie Ha-

waiian Star Newspaper Association,Ltd.", appeal from a .decision ot thoAuditor declining to issue a warrantfor paying a printing bill Incurred bythe tax bureau, dismissing the appealwithout prejudice. Deputy AttorneyOenerar E. C. Peters tor appellant;Holmes & Stanley for tho Auditor.

The cause shown for the dismissalof the appeal is that the Treasurer tookthe six months' bill of 1903 as a guidetor supplying deficiencies In appropria-tions for the last eighteen months ofthe two-yea- rs period when he shouldhave gone back to the appropriationbill ot 1901.

Chief Justice Frear writes tho ma- -porlty opinion. Justice Galbralth concurs In the dismissal of the appeal butotherwise disagrees with the majorityopinion. Galbralth's separate opinion

(appears elsewhere. Following appearthe syllabus and extracts from tho majority decision:

"The Legislature failed at Its reg-ular' session In 1903 to provide for thenecessary expenses of the governmentfor the succeeding biennial period. InIts extra session Immediately after. Itpassed complete appropriation bills forthe first six months of the biennialperiod, and bills providing for a por-tion of the necessary expenses of tholast eighteen months, but failed to pro-vide for perhaps a half of the neces-sary expenses for those eighteenmonths on the supposition that thoseexpenses would be borne by countiesunder an act which turned out to hovoid. Held,

"That the expenses so unprovided forcould be paid out of the last appropria-tion bills by the Treasurer with thoadvice of the Governor under section54 ot the Organic Act, and

That 'the last appropriation bills,'within the meaning of that sectionwere those ot 1901 and not tho sixmonths bills of 1903."

"It is not disputed that tho expensesnow In question were 'necessary cur-rent expenses' within the meaning otSection 64 of the Organic Act"

"If It means" (referring to tho word"biennial" as applied to legislative op.propriatlons) "that every appropriationbill must cover a period of two yearsor that appropriation bills may ' bepassed only one In two years, that la,at tho regular session or the extra ses-sion Immediately following tho regularsession, there would be extreme em-barrassment. In such case most of thoappropriation bills thus far passed bythe Territorial Legislature might bevoid or the Legislature at Its presentspecial session might not bo able torelies, o the present financial situationat all by the passage of appropriationbills. This court has already held thattho Legislature could divide the bien-nial period, by passing one set ot billsfor the time before the county netshould take effect and another set fortho tlmo thereafter."

"Whether those officers (Treasurerand Governor) could muko paymentsunder tho last appropriation bills Incase tho Legislature should Intentional-ly omit a single appropriation as unnecessary without first specifically andIndependently repealing at Its regularsession the law, if any, for the execu-tion of which a similar appropriation!had been mado by the preceding Legis-lature, It Is unnecessary to say. Itwill be time enough to decide thatquestion when It arises."

"The appropriations ot 1901 were theones to be deemed rcapproprlated un-

til the Legislature should act and onlysuch 'sums appropriated In the last appropriation bills shall be deemed tohave been rcapproprlated' as are nec-essary to supply the deficiencies,whether any new bills are passed ornot. Tho now bills replace tho oldones as far as they god. The sums

for necessary current ex-penses are the Must' ones with referenceto the time spoken of, that Is, untilthey are replaced and only in so far asthey aro not replaced by tho now ones.There Is nothing to Indicate that tho11)01 bills should bo applied first andthen that a shift should bo made tonew bills, If any should bo passed, forperiods not covered by now bills. Theprevious bills 1901 or other bills ap-ply to the corresponding times and pur-poses In the new biennial period, ex-

cept In so far as they aro replaced bythe new bills."

"Tho wording of tho appropriationIn either tho bill or that ot1901 answers tho purposes of Jhovoucher now In question, and it thiswere all that Is required, the appculwould hao to be sustained. But astho appropriation for 1901 can be drawnupon only hy tho Treasuier with thoadvice of tho Governor, and as neitherof those officers has been shown tohavo sanctioned such action, tho appealmust bo dismissed, but without pre- -

Tho Texas building at tho World'!Fair waa dedicated with appropriateccicmonlca on March 30.

Weekly Edition of the Bulletin, 91oer year.

H1 1

iuHI " llll

Jeer must pureRood must brewed only from best materials; must scien-

tifically filtered, thoroughly nged, bottled brewery sterilircd afterbottling. must always shipped the bottle, beer shipped bulk

bottled supply depots sure absorb impurities.

i p.o

Colonel H. Russell Wood,

InIn b

Call early

to be be the lieat the nnd

It be in for inmid at is to

m

See guitars Inwindow for $4.00They are for

in

WORDS.

the of

R.42 BLDQ.

The

are pureand free from all and

used in other brands of beers, are to the health.They are never sold in bulk are the only beers bottled at thebrewery. Made from the Bohemian hops, they are aged for months,then filtered and piped direct from the vaults bottlesby means of closed filling machines. This prevents thebeer from coming in contact with the outside air, and absolutefreedom from bacteria. It also preserves its natural zest.

Six Points of1 We absolutely guarantee the purity of til our beers.2 Flavor. This li the distinctive, characteristic of any beverage,

to it alone, and is the quality that has made A. fi. C. Bohemian Beer famous,3 BruTUncy. and polish, brewing and fermentation.4 Clean Taste. No disagreeable or aftertaste, proving scrupulous cleanliness

during brewing process.5 Keeping Quality. The mott trying test for bottted beer. A. B. C. Bohemian will

keep and all of Its qualities under conditions.SoUd, Creamy Foam, denoting body age and excellence of brewing materials.

' W. C. 4 CO.,

Deputy United States Marshal,Hartford, Conn., Says:

"I used a few drops of your precioustoilet preparation,

LATOILA' And now 1 have a new face."What

LATOILAHas dono for oth.crs It will do for

you. TltY IT.LATOILA

Is delightful, fragrant, antiseptic,and cleansing.

LATOILAIs refreshing and Invigorating.Satisfaction guaranteed, or money

refunded. For salo byBenson, Smith A Co., Ltd., HobronDrug Co., Drug Co., Ltd., Ho-

nolulu Drug Co., Honolulu, T. H.

At Closing Out Prices.

To closo out stock wo aro offeringCHOICE CEYLON TEA

pkgs..,pkgs..,

bottled

individual

proving

Holllster

.S1.00

.$1.50

This Tea usually retails at 75 centspound.

Also on hand yet HAWAIIAN LAUN-DRY DAR SOAP In Vi cases; MAILE,NAPTHA, nnd SAND SOAP,20 cakes to tho caso, at prlco.

at

AI. W. McChesneyLtd , Queen Street.

HE

MAIKAI5HA KALA

the fine pureach.

the best theprice Honolulu.

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That our readers may have a VARIETY

OF GOOD THINGS, they will be

given a HOME SUPPLEMENT thisweek, The front pap Is a magni-

ficent production of one of the greatWAI1SHIPS IN ARTMN. Fnr the

CHILDREN WAR GAME ii!SrSi;pto.Sgiven with W0LF."iroi,Rh

7 H"p

'IngIs

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bo

It

a

anl.te4njlV ..lintt III

couris le ui hmfill 111 nil Illnuiriinr T or muse iui

P CTUHL A IHI

icida on tlons Act 17 said

itS ho extra nrenn d manwith,.,,,. for

iS la luggcitcd that calamity (list Jauunry, 1901, eiid- -

fHtiplfJC THFi threatens the Territory If this with 30th dny l'JOl "andand Issued pajmcuts

I i ithe StyleS placed upon It

in colorsTlw feur NCW

SeaSOnaO a Imaclnnry "Sectiontlmptv Organic this Territory nrst 1304, ex

)n,cn forcc for yeare te(lt Ct wlllch bliall tnuAlways IIM ono this

.. 1IIU I1V.I 1M (Mlone none should miss,

FOR THE

Supplement

1HLUS.D.U Aiitiu

Territorial cmploves called tocount for not paying their bills arolikely to form a and, ndvanclngon thc Territorial Ticusury, demandcash for their registered warrants.

Many bellove the story ofthc battltshlp blown up by amine Is u Russian story: that the shipwas probably destrojed by the Japan-ese. This Interpretation be

It all turns on whether the Rus-

sians coiibldcr t more honorable tothan be out

by the enemy.(

A Subscriber calls attention toL. E. I'lnkham's views said to havoLcen expressed somo months ago on'high Territorial salaries, and wants toknow If he will refuse thc $3000 asPresident of thc Hoard of Health. TheEullctln cannot the ex-

cept to suggest that Plnkham didn'testablish the salary nnd having beenrequested to devote his time to publicservice ho would be a fool If he refusedthe provided by tho Leg-

islature.

Representatives who feel that thochange ln thc Jury Is n blow at

litigants note the fuct thatalthough this Is new to Hawaii, It long been In force In manyStates nnd tho man has found no(huso to complain. As a matter of factll Is a to tho tnxpajcr In

poor gains more benefit thanfiom the present method, where thnpoor are forced to assist ln paying thopike foi thc law cases wealthyTho plan Is nt least worthy the trialwhich can given until the I.cglsla-tm- o

meets February. If, duringthe next nine months tho poor litigantsfind the law a burden, It Is not difficultto return to tho old method.

8ENATU

"Other ticklish things deferreduntil n more convenient season, withbulj poor concealment of a desire tolr.ukc that Of such thoHouse Commission Joint reso-

lution."That the p'eopfo, may continue to

place faith In the Integrity of membersof ,the Senate It Is to be hoped thisnews comment of tho Advertiser hasno foundation In "iict. This

proposnl which membersof the Senate aro as desirous of to tho Indefinitefuture, represents a principle to w filchevery Senator, member of tho

Is pledged. Seeking a loop-

hole which a pledge may bo thrustInto the "convenient never" Is not n

should be coutted by anypublic man who has a pioper forn reputation for honesty.

There somo peoplo who seem tnthink want others to believe thatwhen tho Supiemo thoCounty local be-

came a forgotten Issue. This is as far

jmm W 'MHfji11 ",mr. t'"9 - ' "" "pwy """"'l )?:y-r.w- ' WlyV"Jrw''"iyPi

from the fact as It la poaslblo to be. j

The demand Is moro determined thaneer nnd tho politician who plays fastand loose with tho people on this scorewill find the reward properly given tothose not faithful to the trust reposed.

'the Dullctln cannot believe that theRepublican majority of tho Senateleans toward Indefinite postponementof the County proposal.Thcic arc tome details In the originalresolution necessary to thattechnical poltits may not be successful-I- )

raised. Tho spirit of the resolution,the object to be gained, meets the approval of the the House of Rep-

resentatives nnd the Governor. ThoSenate Is not a body of men to playthe oR ox on this occasion.

THE OF CHAOS.

Justice Onlbralth In his dissentingopinion In the test case to Interpret thoOrganic Act In Its bearing on appropriations, laid some valuable.truths which should bo taken to heartbv those sometimes frightened Into i

would

TEST urnEVENING 1904.

Alteration of the Salary- Measure

Necessary.

PRESENTS HIS

SUG8ES1I0N 10

Chamber,Hawaii, April 14, 1904.

Senator L. McCandlcss,Klnnnco Committee, Senate Chamber.

Dear Sin The the Su- -

the sanction Illegal methods because prome Court makes necessary thehaving nn nxe to grind state tho lowing amendments to Salary Hill:

land will go to the demnltlon bowwows TITLE.If the natural course of the Is fol- - Strfke out the first word

ion cd. nnd insert "providing lor aminimn will relcn" the favorite crv stllko out "during tho period com- -

of a small circle In Hawaii that want menclng wltu tno nrsi uay jui,their peculiar Ideas carried out In tho WOt, nnd ending the thirtieth day

of tho Territory. They vt June, 1903." that the title will

make n lrtuo of expedients rather read us follows: "An act proviuing lorthan support the of Inw. They salaries and pay of emploes or meKrnrn till. Ihmiullt llf nUUClllnC to till) territory.peoplo to conduct tho Legislative bus- - AMENDMENT TO THE DILL.

Iness of tho Tctiltory provided Is! Strike out Section 5 and Intel t ns

newanimated

the devil around Section u mo louovvins:nt the back door "All sums by Act 10

ll. .. Itltno eiru bibmuu xw, umviflwian ItAtllH ttfWhetlici intentionally not justice iur ueina kiiicu uiiu'jmui- -

ValUaOlB USiiatSll'iinllir.-ilil- i n lesson the old were inndo under of

RIIIA l"ii theoij of government when session, herebyrtllll atcd the period commencing

tremandOUS expansion amOng the -- It some the day of andInCTrllPllvfl Ffli section Ing of June.

Vmro "houlil he held nugatory that tho nil wairants and madeLADIES, lateSt in OrnlNU constitution Is neccs- - said Act 1 ate hereby lalllledMnTv; of tno Territorial unu cunurnieu.

1 are inusiraiea wiinilioerniiicnt thc cllllmIB SU22eStl0nS anO lOt OI 'nieonu.illv and unfounded. . This

hints Tlie law has fed on the July,nousenoia uuihibu nlmogt foiir fCClUm taKc

SUppiemSniS SB!! IIUl,nnd only time during period the.datc of approval.

. . IIUIII llJ 'that

WATCH

Home

SATURDAY.

nc

brigade

RussianRussian

may

suicide

t

unswer query

remuneration

pour

poor

relief whichman

the

next

AD COUOTY COM-

MISSION.

CountAdvertiser,

CountyCommission

representedpostponing

everyLegislature

by

positionregaid

nro

Court defeatedbill,

Commission

change

CRY

down

Is

the

Integrity

the

undei

Pilot

act cf- -

of ofow ln

ln Itsju'iio,

G. U.VIUII1IVU

of

be

was

of

section, this attempt was an governor.falluie, or ut lean the imagined relief The nbovo was recciveu uy senaiorwas not for the this morning,

was without the House lllll No. 1. salaries, nt thcrelief this section was supposed morning session of the Senate was tak-t- o

afford." up for the amend- -

Again Justice Onlbrnlth sajs: incuts noted above and theIf tho use of these bill referred to tno Mnance committee.

has been so 'absolutely tothe preservation of thc Territorial Go-vernment, as Is the oldTerritory havo been done for

DUL.LCTIN, THUKSDAV,

Made

G0YERN0R

SENATE

Executive

Chairman,

"appropriat

administration

appropriated

SECTION.take

dny

that

utter

essential, Territorial McCandless(lovoinment preserved

thatreconsideration,

consideredappropriations

essential'

contended, poor

Senator sec-onding, to House JointResolution No. 1, re commission todraft Act. Isenberg. Bee-

n. ,)eforc tho ,ccgion ot u,g caSe Is ondlng. wanted to refer the mntter to

cor-lec- t.

commit knocked

lawshouldmeasuic

has

the

were

never!

or

people,

law

and

en

"Hied for that Is as early as It could bo the Judiciary Committee, carricu.l.nown Willi ceitainty wnicn wcro me is mo juuijuoku hihw- -

last appropriation ment:Amonc some Influential people of this "Therefore bo It resolved that a com- -

Teirltory thc nnd thc spirit of of members ue nppomiculaws Is something that by tho Governor, tho or me

should followed only when It is to nominate two and the House

vcnietil to do so. nils influence siiovvcu i m iiuiuiuuic iu,n imn.i viiifii it nrcxii r.uwmnr r.ir- - to draft a County Act to bo presentedtcr not to cull the Legislature in spec at the regular session of the Leglsla- -

lal session under any consideration, ture. The pay of commissioners snailKnowlnc thev could not threaten they be fixed ut the next session df the Leg

tried to frighten the Governor Into Islature and be commensurate with theassuming authority not given by the amount of actual work done by each,law of the land. It Is fair to say that. No expense shall be Incurredthis spirit Is not exclusively 'this resolution tho npproval ofto It was evidence tho the Governor."gical case recently decided by I Senator Kuohl, suspensionthe Federal Supremo Court. Powerful the rules, moved to reconsider the mes- -

lucn claimed the would bo sent sage of tho Governor on appointments.Into everlasting depression, enterprlso in to the vote yesterday after- -

stopped and grass grow In thn streets noon not confirming Nalpo. senatorof money centers If thc law were up-held. The law was upheld. Businessgoes on, not us usual perhaps, but

AchlAchl,

under legal that give somo firmed.protection to the A was thanking

It Is with Hawaii. This 'the Rapid Transit specialv.ns established on the American plan.1 here those who consider this planentirely wrong and seem capuble attimes of securing an expression of theirideals from tho SupremeCouit. The principles thathave carried our nation through yearsof successful progress pi Inclples Jeal-ous of tights of tho citizen us ugnlnstputhoilty of dictatorial class will notfall In tho little Tcrrltoiy of

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T. H., 14,

Honolulu,L.

'Ueclslon of

of

Of

sliall

uij niiatieijCAUTKH.

Dickey, Senator Wilcoxmoved umend

InCounty Achl,

bills.'"

luw- - mission rivermcrlcan President

ho

underconfined without

Hawaii. in InMerger under of

countryrelation

Hawaii.

Bullet'"

seconded,On motion of seconded by

Woods, Nalpo's appointment was con- -

methodspeople. resolution adopted

So Territory Company for

arc

majorityAmerican

Printing

cars for legislators to visit thc aquarium at Walklkl tho other day.

wns referred to Judiciary Com-

mittee.Senator Achl gave notice of motion

to reconsider Senate 17, tonmend 42, at afternoon session.

House Bill 5, on second read-ing, referred to Judiciary Com-

mittee. This Is thc relating to ma-

licious Injuries.Senate adjourned until 2 p. in.

next This Is

It Is

OF .

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HANDSOME NEW SILKS

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FOR PRETTY SUMMER

DRESSES

AmonR the new silk are softdinging

Marseilles GrenadinesTheir full charm Is brought out Inevening wear. 50 a yard.

Peau de SoleA soft lining and dress silk In allgood shades. Width 36 In. (1.50a yard.

Black CravenetteShowerproof: fur coats anddrtrsesof raffeta and Peau de Sole. Width36 In. J2.00 a yard.

Plain Black Silks

Eolienne, $3.50

Half linen and half silkIn figuies. ft 50 a yard.

Plain and

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ON MOW IEThree months from dato of the

dlsappearancu of the man, High Sheriff Drown has received tho papers of acoroner's Inquest held nt HonomuSouth Hllo, March 2C, to Investigate

death of Gustavo Adolph Stark.The coroner's Jurj' returned the fol

lowing verdict: "That Gustave AdolphStark came to his death on nightof January 17 or morning of JanuarylS,in04, by thiowlng himself overbluff Into tho sen while In a state ofunsound mind. We also find thating the same night and previous tothis deceased attempted to take hisI Iff by cutting his throat in his roomat Honomu."

FIELD DAY ENTRIES

(Continued from Page 1.1

Kealoha (K), J. Pa (K), O. Wells (K),K. Leo Lav (K), J. Harhottlc (K),O'Dea (P).

G. d Dash O. Maloha (K), J.McCandless (K), A. Lyman (K), RMay (K), C. Kamall (K), H. Williams(Ml), W. Oilman (P), F. Schnack (P),D. (Jones (P), W. Rycroft (P), K.Brown (P).

fi. Dash A. Akana (K). W.Desha (K). C. Lyman (K), J. Pa (K),P. Cummlngs (K), P. O'Dea (P), EnSul (P), Campbell (P).

7. Mile Relay J. McCandless (K),J. Pa (K), J. Maloho (K), A. Akana(K), CsLyman (K), D. Abraham (K),A. Lyman (K), C. Kamall (K), D.

(P). J. Spalding (P), Rycroft (P), Campbell (P), F. Schnack1). V. Oilman (P), K. Brown (P).

Field Events. ,1. Hammer Throw E. Hamauku

K), F. Kanno (K), H. Robinson (K),F. Watson (K).

2. Uroad Jump J. McCanillcss (K),P. Cummlngs (K), J. Kealoha (K), O.Wells (K). J. Pa (K)( Bill CampbellIP), O'Dea (P), P. Schnack (P),Bob. McCorrlston (P).

3. High Jump D. Ahraham (K), Fe '

House Bill 3. sewer and gnrb-fi''- 1 K!,0'' -' ' . ' W.., ..(,,, n. ., fnr ll.lr.1 rn 1. 1?

and the

Bill No.Act tho

No.was tho

Act

new,

i

the

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thc

thc

the

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Pat

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No..1

The of Director'? of the Itnilvlana Purchase Souvenir Companywill s- -t as.de an approprlatloiftf J5o,coo,which will be presented, In Its entiretyto the peison who serils us aestlnr.ite of the EXACT numbtrof paid

to the Louisiana PurchaseExposition, which opens St. Louis,April closes December 1st,

no one In esti-

mating the number, the moneywill be the one whous the nearest correct estlmvtc. 'MilsGol 'en opportunity to secure a

costs NOTHING.object In making this unpreccdent'1!ofitr Is to advertise and pr mote the

tTTtfj4ii!T7T

laOTmsjaMi '(

'1&BlJ mewei im y in;, njiiiwummmuwii 'JjJUa

Kaeo (K), O. Jones (K), A. Richardson(K), i:. Morton (K), II. Robinson (K),1I)nn Renear (P), 1'. Hatch (!, Ned.Crahbe (P).

G. Pole Vault J. McCandless (K),A. Wallace (K), U. Lemon (K), E.Hardee (K). C Desha (MI), Pat Hatflold (MI), W. Campbell (P), P. O'Dea(!').Extras.

1. Throwing Daseball S. Kal (K), J.Kealoha (K), U. Lemon (K), R. Rcutcr(K), A. Richards (K), R. McCorrlston(MI), W. Soper (P), F. Hatch (P), W.Dickson (P), H Forbes (P).

2. Kicking Football E. Hamauku(K) V. Morton (K), II. Robinson (K),R. Oliver (K), D. Sherwood (MI), W.Soper F. Hatch (P), W. Dickson(P), H. Forbes (P).

3. .Three-LeEEc- Race Alama andAh Tou (K), Kamakawlwoole and Syl-v- a

(K), Lota and Desha Anluland Kim Fook (P), Ho and Hat-tl-

(P). .4. Potato Race Kamakawlwoole

(K), Lota (K), Htilu (K), J. Cummlngs(K), En Sul (P), Kim Fook (P), Ah

Ucsldes. thesoa few entries arefrom Camp McKlnley sol-

diers and thc Naval Station marines.i

Judge Llndsey this morning fined LinFat $10 and costs for assault and bat-tery on Rose Cnldero, a Portu-guese girl. Ltn Fat, who Is a butcher,cut thc girl on one of her fingers withit knife. II. N. Raker was fined $4 nndcosts for assault and battery on AhChcong.

.

Wong Ah Dark, n Chinese chargedwith threatening to do n fellow coun-tryman bodily injury, was dischargedby Judge Lindsay this moinlng. Itteemed that Dark's bark was worsethan his bite. "l

Herbeit P. Eakln, trustee, this morn-ing Hied petition for process vs. Kmmc-lut- ll

iCo. for the sum of $1239.07 al-

leged to be due on six promissory noteswith Interest und costs.

There are some Simple Remedies Indispensable In any family. Amongthese, th eexpenence of yearsus. shouli be recorded PAIN-KILLE-

For both Internnl and external applications we have found It of great value: especially can we recommend It forcolds, rheumatism, or fresh woundsind bruises. Christian Era. Avoid sub-stitutes, there Is but one Paln-Klll-

Perry Davis. Price 25c. and 60c.m

The BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY IN-

DEX, published In the Saturday Bulle-

tin an ' the Weekly Edition, gives asonclse and complete resume of all le-

gal notices, cade for tenders, Judg-

ments, building permlta and real es-

tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,75 cente per month. Weekly Bulletin,

1 per year.

The Evening Bulletin, 70 cents permonth.

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STRENGTH

ARE THE

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McCnnd- - Guarantee Capital against(K)

Paid-u-

$50,000

Should

rale ( f our Souvenir Coins of Admissionto the World's Souvenir

of nre of artistic andappropriate design, invaluible asmementps of this of all Exposi-tions slmlllar to the ColumbianHalf Dollar, aside their

we cccept thtm In exchangefor regular tickets to theWorld's and this purpose willmaintain a ticket at the main en-trance to the Fair which willbe day during the World'sFair period. Everybody of

Souvenirs, but a limitednumber will be sale. PriceJ? Souvenir Coin

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Wall King Street.

I

MFederal Grand Jury, returning a big

hunch of Indictments, a finalto Judge Dolo this morning after

only four labor, received thothanks of the Court, and wns discharg-ed and paid off. Never has such a record for quick been made by anyGrand In this

This Grand Jury started on Its la-

bors Monday morning last, now tho

last

and

and

members been paid oft and the artist. Is possible, by a newsecret chamber knows of songs stories drawn from

This Is the reportIn regard rapidity with which--- 1'ahl und Miss Drew changeIts accomplished: songs nnd the Johnsons

"Wo deslro to express to the selections,appreciation tho manner In The Robbery" Is

cases wcro brought to our be replaced popular Seatstentlon. delays occurred; tho are now on sale mat- -

presented prepared by .lueo at the usual cut rates children.thc U. S. District Attorney his As

nnd, through the efforts theU. S. Marshal, witnesses incases were always on hand.largely through tho work of tho U. S.Attorney's office and the Marshal's of-

fice were enabled toour In so a time."

i

The first game of cricket of the pres-

ent season place on the Ma-kl- kl

grounds Saturday afternoon. Be-

sides the tournament with tho Maulnnd Hawaii cricket the localcricketers are looking forward to amatch with a team from the

steamship Acrangt, whichIs to nrrlvo from Vancouverand Victoria May 7. Captain Phillips,

Hardee . I 200.000 00 master of thc Aorangl, nnd thoU. (K),E. Desha (MI).D.Shcr- - Subscribed Capital 18.500,000 ofTlcers of steamship whenwood (MI). Pat Hatfield (MI), Dan Capital $1,000,000 00 they last were promised ar--

Itcnenr Ned. Crabbo (P). ' R. CAMPBELL, Cashier. inngo a on board which could play1. E. Hamauku (K), H. H. E- - POCOCK, General Agent the lyocal men on return here.

BoardCoin

correct

aJmlsslonsat

3cth, andiqo.1'. succeed

exactpresented to sends

magni-ficent

(K),Sing J.

the:

small

assures

SO

IN GOLD,

Fair. TheseCoins Admission

aregreatest

and arefrom Intrinsic

value, vv IIIgf admission

Fair, fnrofficeGrounds,

pen everywants one

these onlyfor

cents. With every

8ves Labsr;the

choicest V

lot

Eel

45.

In

centuryhomo

dnvs'

workJuiy Territory.

request.have

slstant

we complete

her

of Admission purchased we llovvoneestimate to be and filed of the

Jtotal admissions to the Fair. onehas any advantage in this contest.YOU are as likely to get the550,000 In Gold anvone. It Is all

Should be more thanone correct estimate the J 50,000 will bedivided equally the personsmaking the exact or nearest correct esti-mates. 1 be no ties or divid-ing of this money the sumof 550,000 may te received one per-

son. WHY NOT YOU? he LuckyWinner will be notified Instant theofficial announcement of the num-ber of paid admissions is by the

ST. MO.cut uuttu.cuuron.orite Coin Co

Ienlmalr In Ink mill with 5c to UultUra pUfthlM UIUIIUUUhoutnir Coin Co Si. Louts, .Vlu

n. - ST. LOUIS, U. A,

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FRESH FISHTODAVi

SALMON, HALIBUT,

Crystal Butter,

Creamery Butter,

Fancy Cheese'

Metropolitan Meat Co., Ld,

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STAGEJPOLITICS

Plny-goe- will enjoy a change ofprogram at the Oiphcum this eveningnl i educed prices the few nightsof thc Nnvvn Vaudeville

Nobody should miss seeing NawnIn his funniest sketch. Im-agine Nawn ns a typical New York,Iilsh politician somo may bugleaned ot the possibilities for heartylaughter. Tho act will constltuto anobject lesson for all dabble In Na-tional, or Territorial affairs.

"Pete" Baker will still furtherstrengthen reputation ns n dialect

have If thatthem no more, supply and

what Jury's says his apparently Inexhaustible fund. Missto the will their

duties wcio I Musical theirCourt

our of I famous "Train filmwhich at-t- o at

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nndoftheseIt Is

thatwork short

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There Arj Reasonswhy paint applied by somo painterslasts longer than that applied by oth-ers. Tho reasons aro mainly In thomaterials and workmanship.

Tho very best paint, Intelligentlyapplied, will give several times tho ser-vice of cheap painting and looks likea finished Job.

Wo havo a reputation forvthe bestservice gained by experience, and thobest workmanship; and whether youaro particular or not you get first-clas- s

work from

JEWETT,Hotel St., Cor. Union

Phono 410.

GIVENAWAY

LouMana Purchase Exposition Com-pany, We will also pay all of yourexpenses to St. Louis and will deliverthe 5.coo IN ONE GREAT EUGOFGOLD a; soon as you reach this city.The total paid admissions toChicago World's Fiir were 21,480,141 ;Pirli, France, Exposition, 16,795,167 ;

Exposition, 6,360,859

DON'T DELAY I Write Immedi-ately and rememter that all you have todo to entitle you to participate In thisIntellectual and profitable contest Is toenclose 50 cents for a beautiful rare andart,stlc . v

OF ADMISSION If "

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THIS or any design you may sug-

gest furnished In Granite,Hawaiian Stone, Marble, WhiteBronze or Real Bronze,

Call or Write

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

Service for Travelers.

Tickets and ReservationsAT

San Francisco, Gal.

Any citizen of Hawaii planning aJourney which will take him throughSan Franelico may have all arrangementa made for railroad, deeper, orhotel accommodation by the PacificCoait agent of the

Hawaii Promotion Committee.

No charge la made for aeeurlng Pull;man reservation, hotel accommoda-tion., railroad ticket.

Consult Tourist Information Bureau,Hotel 8treet, or

F. M. Jenifer,No. 17 New Montgomery St.

8AN FRANCISCO, CAL.

. JL more

rusty

bathtubs

Use Bathtub Enamol ontho tnsldo ot your tub and It will makoan old rusty bathtub look like a now

I'orcelaln tub and wear like a rock.vill not clip or crack and shows nn

mark of tho brush. Easy to apply andextremely satisfactory.

Wo have a full line otEnamels for overy use.

Aik fnr on i ( Mmllttle llluttrateJ bonkt," Sapolln Hints en Horn. Dicnrat on"

Lowers &Cooke,Ld,177 S. KING STREET.

M, R. COUNTER,

WATCHMAKER, JEWELER

And OPTICIAN,

'H0H0LULMAWA1I.

Repairing in all of

the trade.

FIHE WATCHES A SPECIALTY.

Honolulu Investment Co' LIMITES).

Real Estate and

i Insurance Agent!'

officers:

No

"SAPOLIN"

"SAPOLIN"

branches

h. V. Gear PresidentEmmett May Secretary

932 FORT 8TREET.

Property Sought and Sold;Life, Fire, Marine and

Plate Glass Insurance,

A VICTOR TALKING MACHINE

Is moio accomplished In many ways.than a human being. It sings, talks,ploys band, orchestral nnd solo musicof tho highest standard In tho worm,

Good Stock of RecordsHand, " " " "Now on

BERGSTROM MUSIC COMPANY, Ltd

Brewed In the Tropicsfor the tropics

PRIMO - LAGER

TONIGHTI

A delightful and wholesomebeverage of absolute purity.Good for the nerves, betterfor the blood and best forthe whole system.

'Ha fortified with preservatives.

ORPHBUMTONIOHTI

BARGAI.N NIQHTI

Change of Programme.

TOM NAWNWill present hi funniest creation en-

titled

The PoliticianHilarity, Laughter, Merriment

By request, Edison's Wonderful Film,

file Great Train Robbery

Farewell Nights

75c For the BestReserved Heat 75c

25c, SOc, 75c NO HIGHER.

MATINEE SATURDAY, 2:15.Prices 25c. and 50c.

Weekly Edition of the Bulletin, $1per year.

No. 40c;

"'J eWW

F.VENINO BULLETIN, T H 14, 1904. FIVI

FROM HOSPITAL IIA meeting of tho Ladles Society of

the Chinese Hospital was held on Wed-nesday afternoon at Mrs. Dickey's res-idence, when the following officers wereelected: President, Mrs. 8. M.

president. Miss Whitman:second president, Mrs. Webb;treasurer. Mrs. C. II. Dickey; sccrelnry,Mrs. Ernest assistantsecretary, Mrs. Ah Sul.

The members of the Ladles' Commit-tee aro as follows: Mesdnmcs Merger,Fuller, llnlloii, Dickey, Webb. Ah Kill,Cong. Wong I.eong. I,. Ah l.o, KimChang, Avail, Ooo Kim. Chuck liny.Merrill. Wnterliouse. Misses I'lmler,Wood, Whitman. Mrs. Bergcr, Mrs.Webb and Mrs. Chnng were appointedto Investigate furnishing the nurses'rooms.

It was voted to hold future meetingsat Mrs. Puller's residence, corner Nuu-nu- u

und School streets, the first Mon-day of every month nt 10 a. m.

Tho committee wish to express theirthanks to the public and' to everyouowho helped to mako tho fair success.

Tho sum of $000 was realized at thofair.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Dromo QulnlnoAll druggists refund tho money If Itfalls to cire. E. W. Drove's signatureIs oa each box: 23 cents.

Ever use ono ot tboso delightful lit-

tle Itrownio Cameras? Even If they doonly II and $2 thoy take excellent

pictures and aro popular allko with oMand young. Call and sco thorn at Ho-nolulu Photo Supply Co.

n9!m

Ribbons!Ribbons!

Ribbons!Wonderful Bargains In Ribbons

Special Purchase 50 p.c. off Regular Prices

Ladies This is no old stock. Simply a clunc wc gotand the benefit is yours as well as ours.

All-Si- lk Liber y RibbonsWHITE, CREAM, BLACK, CARDINAL,

BLUE, PALE GREEN and LAVENDER

Nos. 5 and 7- - Easy wortt; iocj while they last going at 5C

No. 9-- 15c; 7 -- 2cNos. 12 and 16- -,, 20c, 0cNos. 22 and 40,, .25c; ., 12

No. 6- 0- ,, 30c; 5C

8-0- II II

vice

a

cost

THIS IS A LINE WE CANNOT GET EVERY DAY.

APRIL

Tablets

20c

SALE NOW ON !

COME EARLY !

ML- - K. Kerr fr coI LIMITED, ALAKEA STREET.

HONOLULU, THURSDAY,

I i

Wnterhousc; ,

PINK,

LOCAL AND GENERAL

nead "Wants" on pago 6.

Conductor Ulllmnn Is cry 111 nt thehospital, '

Cold fresh Dock Deer at tho Pan-theon today. ,

Kancy Uurbank potatoes, Gertz UrosPhlne, White 3231.

The Hoard of Health meets ut 3o'clock this afternoon.

New style folding card tables only$4 nt Wall, Nichols Co.

'No sham about the hot lunch at thSham Hock Saloon, Nuuanu St.

Rubber tlrei put on at short notice i

nfj Schutnan's, Young Dulldlng. j

Have your old Panama hat madsIlka new, Globe Clothing House.

l'lrcwood sawed and split ready forstove. Pacific Transfer, 126 King St

Several teams nnd men arc nt work'fixing up the race track and par ktortho Juno races.

Dick Lano was elected delegate tnthe Territorial Cotncntlon from theKahuku precinct.

HOME COLORED SUPPLEMENTnext Saturday. This Is something new.It la something greatl

Rubber tires put on by expert me-

chanic at Schuman's, Young Hldg.The best hot lunch In the city, with

a dally change ot bill of fare, at theHllte Ice Cream Parlois,

Hawaii Chapter No. 1, Order ofwill hae a rcgulnr meet-

ing this Thursday evening.King up the Hon. Messenger Service,

125 Main. Joo Fernandez, Mgr. OldTerritorial stand. Open day and night.

Oils Murphy Is manager of the i:. WJordan business during tho absence nfMr. Jordan In- - tho East to buy goods.

The New York Dental Parlors arostill In business at 1057 Fart sticet.GIo them a call. Their motto Is "(loudwork and low prices."

Consumers of distillate will find ancd on page 4 calling attention to n newprice on distillate. Quality and priceguaranteed by von lliimm-Youn- g Co,Ltd.

Governor Carter Issues an exec ut hinotice calling attention to complaintsmudo against Government employesfalling to pay their bills to merchantsand stoiekcepers.

(til:BY JURY

iNfiniSaburo Adachl, supposed to Know all

about "ton-dolla- r club" matters, thoman for whom Marshal Hendry wentto Japan with extradition papers, la In-

dicted for perjury by tho FederalOrand Jury.

Following g a list of Indictments re-

turned In Judge Dole's Court thinmorning: Saburo Adachl, perjury!Toraklchl Shoda, Importation of wom-en for purposes of prostitution; Hlko-tar-

Yoshlnaga, adultory; Kobuko l,

forgery postal money order; o

Murakami nnd Naka Matntimoto,adultery; Naltn Matsumoto, bigamy;Ougl Shlgcmatsu, Kuultaro Sulfa undNadl Tsuncklchl, holding a person ton condition of peonage, selling n per-son Into Involuntary servitude; tholast threo mentioned persons, consplr.jncy; Yoneklclit Klmura, Illicit distill-- ,

Ing; Nadl Ssuncklchl, ndultcry; FrankJ. Testa, mailing obscene matter.

Speaking of the Murakami Matsu-moto case, tho Jury's report says:

"In rnn rt t It n nnltiia Ini'uatlirnlnil It

appeared that a Japanese man andwoman were Intermarried In Hawaiiluring the present year, notwithstand-ing tho fact that tho woman In ques-

tion had been married to another manIn Japan,

"Whllo wo wero uncertain whetherthey wero Informed thnt a marriage, InJnpan was valid In tho United States,we deemed It advisable to return in-

dictments in order thnt tho Orientalpopulation hero should bo fully advised mat marriages consuramaica intneir own country win bo recognizedheie and that violations of tho mar-riage laws will bo punished."

wed mmHi) 0, BOARD

Dr. Cooper stated to a Ilullotln re-

porter IIiIh morning that ho had beenrequchted by Governor Carter to re-

main a a member of tho Hoard ofHealth. Whllo not willing to promiseto stay on tho Hoard permanently. Dr.Cooper said ho would not withdrawuntil tho expiration of his commissionIn June. Ho does thLn more as an ac-

commodation to Governor Carter andMr. rinkham, tho now I'rcsldont, whoboth wish Dr. Cooper to lontlnuo nmember of tho llo.ird. Governor Carter said this morning that so far as hela concerned ho wished Dr. Cooper toremain on tho Hoard and understoodthat ho wns willing ho to do, for atime, at least.

i

The BUSINESS MAN'8 HANDYpubiiBiied In the Saturday Bulle-

tin and the Weekly Edition, gives sonclse and carrmlete resume of all -

' ial notlcrs, calls for tender?, Judjmenu. bulldlnQ permits and real eetate transact' PS. Evening Bulletin,76 rents per It.jnth, Weekly Bulletin.(1 o' year

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We Don'tfollow tr.e liaJer. We leaj

the followers. ToJay our Men's

SHOEjm taken an easy ItaJ ofall comers In Men's

1

$4.50 and $5grades. Every pair we sell givescomfort anj all rounJ satisfaction.

Why Is It that other stores wll I

tell you that llielr shoes are asKOoJ as ours. Doesn't that ,maleus leaders? Stop anj think.

SHOE

Everything oi the best from

Rigs to HarnessPrices Very Reasonable.

CLUB STABLES, LTD.

FORT ST., Above HOTEL ST.

'Phone Main 109.

& CO.HAVE A CLIENT WHO WANTS ACOTTAQE IN PUNAHOU DISTRICTABOVE KINO STREET.

Trent & Co.,938 Fort Street.

$500 RewardI'tirnyc4 of Kticumailim hlch cannot Ncurriwith Dr. lrummoni Lluhtnlne KrmeJIef, ; thry

.tlir joint, drawn cords, anJ liarJtni muctr.Siejjy Inc m cuiran'erJ accnt In elule tvrrllory AJJrr DRU.MMO.M) MLDlCtNL CUMI'ANY, 8 Nuu bui, NLW Yum:.

MISSOURI MIDSHIPMAN

AND HIS CAREER

HOW HIS FATHER 8ECURED HISAPPOINTMENT BY KAHN AS

CADET AT THE ANNAP-OLIS ACADEMY.

IMouard Neumann, midshipman on

the battleship Missouri, nnd who wnsamong the killed In tho accidental ex-

plosion of ono of the turret guns dur-ing target pruulco at l'cnsucola yester-day, was a Honolulu boy, receiving hiscjrly education In the public schoolsnnd at I'linaliou college Jn this city.He graduated from the Naval AcademyJanuary 29, 11)0.1, us a midshipman.

Ills uppulntment to tho Naval Academy was the direct result of the per-sistent efforts of his father, the IntoI'uul Neumann of this city. The ciderNeumann was In Washington duringtho winter nt US'.) with business in thoU. S. Supicma Court. His son Kdouardbud completed his collcgo studies andwas on a visit In Germany. Mr. Neu-mann was desirous that ono of his boysshould haen naval career, and at thistime tried through Congressman Kalinof California to Induce President Mc- -Klnley to appoint I'douard u iievalcadet at tnrgo. Falling In this, Kalinwas nsked to recommend oung Neu-mann us from his oun District, the1Second. Kuhn would have gladly donothis for 1'aul Neumann, but his cam-- 1

palgn promises stood in his way. Itwns only a short time after tho uatll.iof Manila Hay and In that battle a hoyftom tho Union Iron Works hail madohimself conspicuous in passing powderto the gunners during tho engagement.Kalin had declared that this powderboy must have n chanco to become no,

adnilr.il mid that ho would get him IntoAnnapolis. Tho only thing left undtrthe clicumstanccs was to mako, youngNeumann the alternate. This was done.The Manila Hay powder boy failed toslanil the mental tests for entrance.Mrs. Neumann went to Germany andbrought young Edounrd home, antic-ipating the course of ecnts, and theHonolulu applicant was enrolled Intho Academy und charged to Califor-nia.

The young midshipman leaven amother, four Bisters und one brother.His Bisters nro Mrs. Herman Focko, ofHonolulu; Mrs. W. F. C, Hasson, ofAnnapolis; Mrs. Alficd Fnwler of Lon-don, nnd Miss Lily Neumann, In Im-do- n,

Ills brother, l'aul Neumann, Is asuccessful .physician In Lcndou,...

Pntranlzo homo ministry; when youneed starch, order PIu, or Hawaiianstarch. All grocers keep It for sulo;costs no more and Is superior to anyImported.

04SiS- -

$4.50.

MclNERNY STORE.

TRENT

A COOL

All Slzet.

ICE CREAM

ICE CREAM MOULDS,

ICE DISHES,

A

PROPOSITION.

REFRIGERATORSPOLAR AND GRAND

FREEZERS,

ICE SHAVES,

ICE PICKS.

All wo ask Is to compare our prices

with others.

LEWIS & CO , LTD.,169 King 8L Ths Lewers a Cooke

Bldg. 240 2 Tslephonet 40.

Do you smoke iIf so, you want tho best on thomarket. Tho tobaccos kept bythe GOLDEN WEST PIQARSTORE aro fast gaining a

In Honolulu. Nothingbut tho very best Is kept Re-

member the store

Golden West Cigar

Store,8o MERCHANT STREET.

In Hawaiian News Company Building.

New RoyalTakes the lead. 'Most beautiful SewingMacmne made, rot sue by

B.BER6ERSEN,042 BETHEL ST.

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletinoffice.

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HONOLULU STOCK EXGHAN6E

HONOLULU, April 13, IO04.

NAME OF STOCK' fWWJty

KkHCANTIlE.

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MISCELUNLOU5 'rVlIdar5iaanahlpCo.

Staan N.ColHwa lao Electric Co. 'H. R. T.&L. Co.PreflHon. RaeM T. ft L. Co I

ManialTftaenonaCo.DabuRvft I. CoHitoRallroalCo.,

UOSOSHaat'an Gov s per caniHaw. Terr, a P.c (F. C.W

HiloRRCo orercenJion Kapia iranaii ...;Ewa Plantat'n 6 car cant

i utnu khl --o, per cj Oahu Plantation 6 p c

Olaa Plasm, on 5 p, cAatalua Arr'cul. op C

ahuu 6 per cent..Pioneer Mill Co

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The BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY IN-

DEX, publUhe- - In the Saturday Bulle-tin and the Weekly Edition, glveaconcise and complete resume of all legal notices, calls for tenders, Judg-ments, bullamg permits and real etlate transactions. Evening Bulletin.76 cents per month. Weekly Bulletin.M ptr year.

BY AUTHORITYSTORM DRAIN.

Honolulu, T. 1!., April 13, 1904.

I'toposals will be received at the of-

fice of tho Superintendent of PublicWorks, Honolulu, until 12 o'clock noouon Wednesday, April 20, 1904, for thoconstruction of the storm drain In Uer-ctanl-

Ave. and Victoria SL, Honolulu.Plans nnd specifications are on fllu

at tho office of tho Assistant Superin-tendent of Public Works, copies ofwhich will bo furnished Intending biddors on receipt of Five (G) Dollars,which surd will bo returned to tho bid-

der niter ho has deposited his bid and;returned the plans.

Proposals must be submitted on thablank forms, which will bo furnlsbcilby tho Asst. Supt. of Public WorkB andenclosed In a scaled cnvclopo address-ed to Hon. C. S. Holioway, Supt. ofPublic Works, Honolulu, endorsed"Proposal for Victoria Street StormDrain".

Kach proposal must contain the fullnnmo of tho party or parties making:tho same and all persons Interestedtherein and must bo accompanied bya certified check of 5 of tho amountof tho proposal, payablo to C. S. Hollo-way-,

Superintendent of Public Works,as surety that If tho proposal he ac-cepted n contract will bo entered Into.

No proposals will bo entertained un-

less mndo on the blanks furnished bytho Asst, Supt. ot Public Works anddelivered nt tho office ot tho Superin-tendent of Public Works previous to12 o'clock m. on the day specified.

Tho Superintendent reserves thoright to reject any or all bids.

C. S. HOLLOWAY,Superintendent of Public WorkB.

2739-3-

E. W, Jordan & Cot

have moved to their

temporary quarters at11 37 Fort Street, op-

posite the Club Stables.

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( '" i-'- . wM!,hW4 ,nvur i "HlltVn' pm fflWfff -- ,"MX EVENINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1004.

RATES FOR WANT AD.

Adt In this column will be Insertedat: EVERYDAY WANTS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORYPsr lint, tni Insertion . ..15o

Per line, two Insertions ..25oPer line, one week SOo

Per line, two week 40o

Pec line, one month 60o HAWAII'S 6REATEST OPPORTUNITY FOR LARGE RETURNS ON SMALL INVESTMENTS .This I the cheapest advertising ever

the people of Honolulu.

WANTSSao Pago 8, NEW TO-DA- Y, for Now Ads.

SITUATIONS WANTED.

SPECIAL NOTICES.Mercies and all light machinery re-

paired ai short notice. Pioneer Mo-

tor Car Co, Merchant and AlakcaStreets. 2630- -

WANTEDlAix terrier pups. Apply F. May, store

Emma St. nhovo Vlnuyard. 2735-l-

POH SALE.sine corner lot In Maklkl. Curbing,

water, fruit and ornamental treesand all ImproTements. Two minutes' walk Irom cars and PunahouCollege. Address R. F this office,

2516 tt

One rubbcr-tlrc- d , one rubber--

canopy ono doublo-seatc-

canopy-to- trap, and ono (sin-gl-

harness. Address "Seller", Bul-

letin office. 2714-t- f

Prize contest certificate for $100 on theprlco of n new $400 piano; must beBold beforo May 10th. Address S.E,llulletln office. 2737-l-

Steam laundry for salo or rent. Ad-

dress II.. care Bulletin. 2730-lB- t

One young Is'nnd cow. A. C, this of-

fice. 2714-t- f

fct.

TO LET.Sulto of rooms, mosquito proof; elec-

tric lights; bathroom; finely furnish-ed; good location; with board. Call1490 Nuuanu avenue. 2737-l-

Large house, No. 1414 Pilkol street;127.50 per month. Apply EmmcttMay, No. 932 Fort street, 2733-t- t

Furnished rooms at No. 9 GardenUna. Mrs. McCoonell. 2S63

ALL BUT ONE CONFIRMED.

llouso BUI No. 1, salaries, was re-

considered at tho afternoon session of

the Senate and slightly altered as toone or two Items; on reconsiderationthe sewerage rates bill caused muchargument, attempts being made toamend It so as to specify rates to becharged. It finally passed second read-

ing as It originally camo from thelluuso. Appointments by tho Gover-

nor wcro confirmed with one exception,the objection' being against R. K. Nalpoas Inspoctor of elections for the FirstPrecinct of the Second RepresentativeDistrict, Kaa not being represented ontho board. With this exception ap-

pointments were confirmed in block.

The BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY IN-

DEX, published In the Saturday Bulls-ti-n

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

gal notices, calls for tenders, Judg-

ments, building permits and real stats transactions. Evening Bulletin,75 cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,

per year.

PARTNER WANTED.

TO LET.Brick building, suitable for manufac-

turing plant; store In connection If

desired Rent very reasonable.Dlshop & Co., bankers. 2621-t- f

Furnished Rooms Nice, cool, mosqulrooms. Alakca House, Ala'

kea St. bet Hotel and King.2265-t- t

dtoro on Alakca near King, opposltoOcc dental Hotel. Annly J. W. Podmore. King and Dothel. 2719-t- t

t outages on River street, four rooms,kitchen and bath room. J. w. Pod-more, Dethel and King. 2621-t- f

Furnished housekeeping rooms, et Cottnge Grove, King St. Inquire No. 8

2715-t- f

Furnished house for rent to party furnishing references. Inquire of A. V.Gear. 271C--

Newly furnished rooms, all modernconveniences. At No. 84 VineyardSt. 2728-t- f

WOOM AND BOARD.Room and board In private family. Ad

dress II. It., this office, or call at 1490Nuu an u Ave. 2670-t- f

LOS' I .

Many thousands of dollars through ne-

glecting to have stock sufficientlyInsured. Honolulu Investment Co.represent four of the strongest OreInsurance companies.

Gold watch-charm- ; Masonic emblemReward on return to T. A. Simpson,Pantheon Saloon, or 1840 AnapunlSt. 2737-l-

Weekly Edition of the Bulletin, 91per year.

SUGAR IN FRANCE.

At present sugar sells for less In

France than the cost of the cultivationof tho beet root. Ab a result of theBrussels conference, as far as FranceIs concerned, the situations grows grad-

ually worse. The report that Germanyand Austria have not diminished theacreage planted In beet root seriouslyaffects the market. Cultivators are of-

fered the ridiculous price of $3.28 and13.47 a ton for beet roots less eventhan that for potatoes. The high priceof alcohol also has Its effect. ManyFrench journals assert that the onlycourse to save the situation Is forFrance, Austria, and Germany to re-

duce their production SO per cent Itseems the opposlto course, however,which the two latter countries are pur-suing. New uses for sugar are also be-

ing sought for, such as Its employmentfor brewing, feed for animals, etc. InFrance the acreage for the coming har-

vest will be greatly reduced. Manyfactories as many as thirty. It is said

will be closed next harvest. Thorn-we- ll

Haynos, Consul, Rouen, France.

FIELU MrtttSHAL COUNT TAR0 KATSURA, PREMIER OF JAPAN.

Count Kutmiia Is both premier mid inlnl.tur of (lie Interior of Japan. HoIk n RtHtiwiinn of front mignclty nml one nf Japan's fumous suldleis. Ills eurljmilitary wits received In Germany,

SHORT STORY FOR

EVENING HOURS

A DEBTOR'S DILEMMA

'Remember, Annie, you are to Bitthere exactly where you are nowuntil I get back; and mind you, don'tbudgo an inch!"

Tho person thus peremptorily ad-

monished was not a child, but a g

woman of 32.The speaker, an older, taller and

plainer-lookin- g edition of the youngerwoman, grasped her umbrella andgathered up her skirts preparatory tosetting forth In the busy streets ofLondon.

"Supposing," hazarded the youngersister, dreamingly, as sho watchedthese preparations, "that you nevercome back again?"

Practical Amelia laughed."1 may get lost," she said frankly,

"but I think I can venture to promisethat I'll neither get run over nor kidnapped. But whatever happens, don'tgo out to look for me! Anything rath'er than that. Trust mo to take careof myself I"

This little dialogue took place withIn tho snored walls of WestminsterAbbey. The two sisters, Amelia andAnnie Page, had come up to town forthe coronation, and It was their firstvisit to the great metropolis. That Intercstlng historical event had takenplace Borne days before, and althoughaccess to the Abbey had, of course.been Impossible to them on tho day oftho great occasion, they bad gainedadmission on the morning In question,and had spent an enjoyable hour Inlook around tho magnificent edifice andIn endeavoring to picture to them-selves tho brilliant scene bo lately enacted within Its walls. This visit toLondon was quite an epoch In theirlives, and the previous months hadbeen a period of careful saving and

sweetened, however, byhappy anticipations of a unique pleas-vi-

In store.Thanks to tbe enterprise of a friend,

who had offered to be their pilot onthat 9th of Au-

gust, they bad obtained a capital viewof the coronation procession, as It passed through the streets, and undermore comfortable crcumstances thanIs usual on such occasions. The restof their stay In town was devoted toseeing the ordinary sights of London,and In picking up modest bargains attbe "sales"; and on this particularmorning, after Inspecting the Abbey,they were about to return, as usual, totheir headquarters at Harlesdcn, wherethey wero staying with an old schoolfriend, when the elder sister remembered that she had promised to matchsome wool for their hostess, whichcould only be procured at a certainshop in tho city. She resolved to goon this quest alone, however, as Annle bad thoughtlessly como out In newshoes a "bargain" of the previousday which, although perfectly com-

fortable when she started In the mornIng, had, after some hours of standingand walking, suddenly become twosizes too small.

After her sister bad departed, Anniesat down according to Amelia's com-

mands, nnd resolved to wait patientlyfor her return. She drew from herpocket one or two letters, and readeach thoroughly and attentively frombeginning to end. One In particularapparently afforded her much interesting matter, and brought a smile andan extra tinge of pink to her face asshe read Its contents, which ran asfollows;

"Dearest Annie: Many, manythanks far your Interesting letter.How glad I am to know that you areaway from that plaguey llttlo schooland having such a good time! Yourdescription of the coronation proces-sion was thrilling) Jim also wascharmed with your letter, and says I

ought really to Bend It to the Observer,eo that all Hlghtown might have thebenefit or It. I am still feeling a llttlosulky with him for not allowing mo togo up with you; it could so easilyhavo been arranged.

"Talking of London reminds me, wearo going to havo a new doctor InHlghtown; a new man has taken oldDr. Bradford's practice. His name IsGregory, and ha used to bo with Dr.Bradford twelvo or fourteen years ago.Jim had a llttlo talk with him when howag over, and ho was Inquiring aftertho different people he remembered.You, In particular, Annie, ho askedabout. 'Siic.li a pretty girl she was,'ho said. 'I bellovo I used to attendchurch so regularly for the pleasureof studying her profile, ns sho sat Inono of tho side pews facing the aisle,and I always called her "Sweet AnnjoPago" In my thoughts,' Now, was notthat rather a nice llttlo speech?

"Dr. Gregory has of lato years beenIn partnership with a brother In I.on.don, and In buying a practice for him-

self In Yorkshire Is realizing the dream

of his life. Our bracing north-country- !

air suits him better than London'smoko, and his early days were spentIn the North. You say oti are returning next week. I think our new doc-

tor will be established here by then,and I hope I shall hae the pleasure ofIntroducing htm to you. I

"Jim Bays you aro not to forget tovisit tho 'Wallace Collection' and tho'Tato Gallery'.

"If you seo anything very temptingIn tho way of a lace frock (at a reas-onable price, of course), mention It Inyour letter. I will hand your cplstlaover to Jim, and await results. Mybirthday is on the 29th of this month.Your loving cousin,

"MARGARET HOLMES."This and the other letter Miss Pago

read through many times; then, hav-ing satisfied herself that no pleasingscrap of Intelligence or tlt-bl- t gossiphad escaped her notice, she returnedthem to her pocket, and tried to enter-tain herself for the rest of the timeby watching the other occupants ofthe building as they passed along Ingroups of twos and threes, stoppingevery now and then to read the lauda-tory Inscriptions on the monuments Inreverential silence, or occasionally Iddulglng In whispered comments.

At this point tho Abbey clock an-nounced to all the world the hour of12, and the solitary llttlo lady almostBtarted to her feet In astonishment anddismay.

Was It possible that Amelia hadbeen gone for oer nn hour? Whatcould havo becomo of her? Then shoremembered that all London wasstrange to her sister, and that prob-ably Bho would havo some difficulty Infinding the shop, so, with a sigh, sheresigned herself once more to the

of her letters, and to casuallywatching the passers-by- . A handsomeyoung matron passed, with one or twosweet, chubby llttlo children. Annie'seyes followed them In wistful admira-tion.

Time dragged on. Another hourpassed, and Annto began to feel something like despair. i

"What ran hnvp liArnmn nf Amnllnf",.. . i.t!.. ....,...i ..it.. ,- - tdiiu tujiiaii.-u- .

UJT UIU uui IU 1UUH

for her I should probably lose my onlychance of finding her. There Is noth-ing else for It but to wait a little longerand then return to Harlesdcn alone.'

Sho waited for a quarter of an hourlonger, and then, ob there was still nosign of tho wanderer, she rose withthe Intention of leaving the Abbey. Shehad not gone far, however, when shocamo to a sudden stop. Another difficulty had presented Itself she had nomoney! Only that morning Ameliahad said, "Leave all your money athome, child I London Is such a placefor pickpockets, I will take sufficientfor both of us." So tbe always obedient Annlo had turned out the contentsof her little green leather purse Intoone of tho small drawers In the dress-ing table, but retained the purse, as Itcontained certain addresses, memoran-da, etc., that she might require duringtheir shopping and sight-seein- expedltlons.

Suddenly a happy thought broughtrenewed hope. Sbo had some stamps,and these were always a marketablecommodity. Somo one might buythem of hert

Sho looked around. During tho lastfifteen minutes nearly all the people Inthat particular part of tho Abbey hadleft, but a little middle-age- man stillstood about twenty-fiv- e yards away.Ho was peering up at one of the monu-ments, note book In hand, and readingthe Inscription througheyeglasses. A llttlo further beyondstood a group of young men, evidentlyIn consultation. Annlo turned her at-

tention once moro to tho solitary fig-

ure, and noticed that ho was a dapperlittle man, with hair Just tinged withgray, bushy eyebrows, trim llttlo s

and rather tho general ap-pearance of a professional man.

As Annie approached ho looked upand something In his expression In-

spired her with courage. Though aschool mistress, Annie Pago was theleast pedantic of mortals; moreover,she was singularly girlish In manner,and much given to acting on Impulse.

"I beg your pardon," sho said, shyly,but going straight to tho point, "but I

I am In rather a dilemma, and Ithought you might bo ablo to help me."

"It will bo a pleasure to me If I canbo of tho slightest service to you," horeplied, nnd with a pollto llttlo bow.

In a few brief words Annlo explain-ed her difficulty.

"Stamps?" repeated tho III tie gentle-man, "Will I buy your stumps? Cer-

tainly, I shall bn delighted! Stnmpsaro always uehil: In fait I bellovoI was Just going to buy snnio."

Annie plungei liei- - band Into herpocket, lower and 1' 'or It went, then,after fumbling fur f""v sorouds Insllenco, sho drow It nut again sharply.

"My pitre Ib mum'" he rrlodbreathlessly Till. wn the straw!Her ojes filled

"Dear mo'" bald in r kindly; "how ven union hi.u ''ill ynumany Btnmps?'

f ifortWtwwtsw .SJUmi -- JeW "l'"'.y . iiic..

"Only two shillings' worth.""Oh, come now, never mind," he

said cheerily; "worse things happenat scat I am a stranger to you, but forthe time being you must Imagine I amquite an old friend, and allow mo tolend you tho Bum you require!"

He had such a kind votco and pleas-

ant manner that Annlo felt cheered atoncj.

"Thank you very much," sho said;"If you will lend me a shilling that willbe quite sufficient In fact, moro thanI shall require."

Tho coin was Instantly forthcomingnnd tho two walked together townrdtho main entrance. Annlo giving par-

ticulars ns to how she camo to bo soawkwardly situated, and the other ad-

vising her as to tho shortest and quick-

est way homo. They wcro Just out,sho a llttlo ahead, when the strangeralmost collided with a young man whowas rushing quickly up.

"You hero!" cried the latter, comingsuddenly to a standstill and greetingthe elder man with a familiar slap ontho shoulder. "I thought you weremiles away. What aro you doinghere?"

"A dlsputo with a friend about adate. I had to run up to town againbefore settling down, so I looked Inhero to settle It."

Annlo looked on for a moment, hesi-

tating and embarrassed, and then, de-

ciding that thero was nothing to waitfor, turned to her new acquaintance.

"Good 'morning," sho said, with agraceful llttlo bow, "and thank youvery much."

Faint and weary, Annlo spent partof the precious shilling In refreshingherself with a cup of tea and roll be-

fore arriving at tho Marble Arch.When sho got there a bus was on thopoint of starting. She scrambled has-

tily In, and, to her utter astonishment,found herself seated exactly opposltoto her sister Amelia,

(Continued Tomorrow.)

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Legal Notices.

NOTICE TO CREDITOR8.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OK THEUNITED STATES, DISTRICT OFHAWAII. IN llANKRUPTCy.

In the Matter of D. Wada, of Analiola,Island of Kauai, a bankrupt.

Public Notice of Sale of Personal Prop-erty of Above-Name- Bankrupt.

To Creditors of D. Wacln, of Ana-liola, Island of Kauai, a bankrupt:

Take notice that there will be Boldat public auction on SATURDAY,APRIL 1G, 1904, at the storo formerlyoccupied by said D. Wada at Analiola,aforesaid, by Jas. F. Morgan, auction-eer, nil the personal property, storefixtures and stock In trade of tho saidI). Wada, contained In said store. Saidproperty will bo sold for cash to thohighest bidder at said time and placo,subject to approval of tho DistrictCourt of tho United States for the Dis-

trict of Hawaii. In bankruptcy, pursu-ant to order of said court.

Dated the day of April, 1904.WADE WARREN THAYER,Trustee of D. Wada, bankrupt.

2735 Apr. 8, 12, 14.

SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE.

Under and by vlrtuo of a certainExecution Issued by LYLE A. DICK-

EY, District Maglstrato of Honolulu,

Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii,on 25th day of March, A. D. 1901.

in tho matter of HOFFSCHLAEOERm I,l an Hawaiian Cornoratlonvs. Y. tJEN TAI. I have, on 25thday of March, A. D. 1904, levied upon,ond snail oner lor saio onu sen ni ruu- -

Hale,gC8S,on

E.iiiu sum i. ut-- ti ii, umu iu i.,,following described personnl property,unless tho sum ONE HUNDREDAND THIRTY-ON- DOLLARS ANDTWENTY-THRE- E CENTS ($131.23),that being tho amount for which saidExecution Issued, together with Inte'r-es- t,

costs and my and nrpreviously paid;

G Sewing Machines,34 Holokus,

Pillow Cases,9 Chairs,2 Chinese Bamboo Stools,

Mosquito Netting,Etc., etc., etc.

See "Inventory" of said propertymy office for further particulars.

Dated Honolulu, Oahu, MarchA. D. 1904.

A. M. BROWN,High Sheriff. Territory Hawaii.

2729 Mar. 30; Apr. 14, 29.

Notices,

ELECTION OFFICER8.

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At the meeting of The Hawaiian Realty & Maturity Co., Ltd.,held Company's office, tho9th April, 1904, tho following wereelected serve as officers and direct-ors during ensuing year:

K. Kentwell PresidentFrank Andrade. .. .Vice PresidentJohn D. Holt, Jr TreasurerA. Ahlo Secretary

Stiles AuditorL. K. KENTWELL,

2737-l- President.

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Commissioners' Sale. OP

Real Estate8ITUATE AT

Kului, Knnawai, Honolulu.

Island of Oahu.

Pursuant to a decree made by thoHon. Geo. D. aear, Second Judge ofthe Circuit Court tho First JudlclulCircuit, Territory Hawaii, lied oni:io ,&ih day or ftlircb. A. D. 1JJI. ua' causo entitled Mark P. Robinson Jo.,teph O. Carter, Paul Muhlendorf and '

llathshcba M. Allen, Executory andTrustees of tho Estato of C. '

Allen, Deceased, vs. John C. Crowdcr,Bill for Foreclosure of Mortgage,uquity Division no. 1370, tho under-signed as Commissioner duly appoint-ed, will sell Public Auction, to thohighest bidder, subject to confirmationby the Court,

ON 8ATURDAY, APRIL 30th,A. D. 1904.

AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,tho front (mauka) entrance to tho

Judiciary Building, In Honolulu, Isl-

and of Oahu, tho following describedproperty,

All that certain nlcco or parcel ofsltuato at Kulul, Kunawal, said

Honolulu, isianu of Oahu, describedC. A. 8555, Apana 1, and being

tho samo premises conveyed to saidJohn C. Crowder by deed of Kolekn

and Pauoahu (k.). dated July1Uh- - 188C- - recorded in Liber 1GG onrnKC8 6'7. Hawaiianvc,.nnce8.' aml uoun(lcd nd 'describedas follows: .

Apana 1. Tnro Land:

ifnwalkl!. ... .a. ou- - w. nnKs aiong mo innu

Kawalkl; I

60 W. 23G links along tho of I

Kawalkl;4" W. 47 links along land ot

Kawalkl;N. GO E. 498 links nlonC the land OI

Kawalkl;N. 39'E. 93 links nlong tho land

Napohaku;8. 83 E- - 48 links along the land

Knnaulu;N. 66" E. 150 links along the land of

Kanaulu;N. 45" E. 190 links along tho of

Kanaulu;N. 48 W. 90 links nlcng tho land of

Kanakanul;8. 63 W. 7G links along tho land

Kanaulu;N. 45" W. 95 links along the land o(

Kanaulu;to Initial point; l'i Acres; togetherwith all rights, privileges and appurte-nances to tho samo belonging or apper-taining.

This land is under Taro cultivation,consisting of 13 patches, and Is locat-ed on Kunawal Lane off Liliha Streetand malinl of J mid Street

Terms salo aro Cash In U.Cold Coin. Deed at expenso of pupchaser.

For further particulars Inquire ofKlnnoy, McClannhan & Cooper at theiroffice, Judd Building; to James F. Mor-gan. Auctioneer, Kaahumanu St.; orto tha undersigned at his office In saidJudiciary Building.

WM. R.Commissioner.

Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, T. If,April 7th. 1904.

2730 Apr. 9 30 Incl dally.sMsssssssMs is ssi ssi sftas u si in r I"

M. & Co.Wholesale Importers and Jobbers.

EUROPEAN ANDAMERICAN DRY GOODS.

Fort and Queen Sts.

"For Rent" cards sale Bulletin,office.

Recorded April 12.

J P Mcndonca to C Bolto ct trs;Add Chg & M; 200 shares KaneohoRanch Co, Koolaupoko, Oahu; $1, etc.Dated Mar 22, 1904.

M Oouvcla Sr to T Shlbayama; D;2 shares hul land, Holuatoa 1 and 2, NKona, Hawaii; $200. Dated Apr 4,1904.

J A Magoon and wf to E & M E Madden; D; lots 13 and 12, blk II, Magoontract, Honolulu; $500. Dated Apr 11,1904.

I I Ishlzaki to Y Obar'a; CM; lease-holds, stock, etc, Kahana, Koolauloa,Oahu; $2,000. Dated Sept 1.

j M Klmona to T Ozawa; Ex L; extn' Of 15 yrs lease on Ap 1, R P 41C4, Kul1313D; $35. Dated Juno G, 1902.

I M Klmona to T Ozawa; L; Ap 1, R, P 41C4, Kul 131213, Kaluaopalena, Kailhl, Oahu; 5 yrs at $35 per yr. Dated

I Juno 5, 1902.K & D Lono to C E King; D; R P

'2481, Kul 5203, Halawa, Molokal; $10.Dated Dec 17, 1903.

C W Daker to John Walker; D; lot28, R P Or 10, Kulaokahua, Honolulu;$1,600. Dated Apr 11. 1904.

Holfschlaeger & Co Ltd to Wing HopTal; DS; Int In In of store,Kapaau, N Kohala, Hawaii; $1,375.G0.Dated Aug 17, 1903.

J A Magoon and wf to W Camp-bell; D; lots 23 and 22, blk A, Magoontract, Honolulu; $1,000. Dated Apr8, 1904. '

Jno Hind to C Kealoha; Rel; porR P 748, Kohala, Hawaii; $220. DatedMar 14, 1904.

Recorded April 13.

Est R R Hind to il C Kealoha; Rel;por R P 718, N Kohala, Hawaii; $200.Dated Mar 14, 1904.

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Drop Aiu Charges,

Says Deputy PetersDeputy Attorney General Peters yes.

tcrday handed tho Governor opinionIn re charges against District Magis-

trate Thomas Alu. Peters recommendsthat tho matter be dropped.

In tho matter of the Kona Sugar Co.suits, M. P. Scott charged thatMagistrate wrongfully Issued a writ ofpossession and that he was unduly In-

fluenced. Peters finds there Is noground upon which tho charges couldu0 Preferred In Supremo Court.

Sa's opinion, In reference toalleged wrong Alu's part:

"Conceding It to bo a mistake thoInterpretation of tho law, how. In viewof all tho circumstances of the case,can It be said that the action ofDistrict Magistrate was willful thatho purposely favored tho Kaplolani Estato to the detriment of the defendantsIn the cause that he acted not uponan honest, but upon a dishonest mis-

take of Judgment? Every mistake o(a Judge or. Court, and there arc many,docs not constitute a ground of remov-

al. There must bo something radically wrong, and I do not believe that aftcr a full hearing by the Supreme Court

f the facts or this case, nnd under niltho circumstances of tho case, that Itwould find sunk-len- t cause for Mr.Alu's removal from office."

At tho start he says: "I havo care-fully cnnsldeied and Investigated thomatters and things In tho letter of Mr.M. P. Scott contained, complaining of(he action of Thomas Alu, Second DIs- -

,ih n.,.t n I ir.,tMna l,n.lnn nn,l"" "' " - """"-- -

tha Henry Waterhouse Trust Company,Limited, u ere defendants.

t appears that the action was instl- -

tuted beforo the Second District Mag--

Istrnte. Thomas Alu. hut there Is noth-- 'Ing in the statutes prohibiting suchnMInn hlu liirleilli-tfn- l,plnir rn nnllnatc with the Jurisdiction of the First

.District Magistrate. Tho parties lltl- -

Kant can choose whom they seo fit, tinioaa somo reeulatlon Is made, as in thoDistrict of Honolulu.'

CALL OFF YOUR

..ml P.. ..i "ii.i ..v1"'.'

Auction, 10 mo mgnesi uiuucr, hi- Beginning from North corner nnd trlct Maglstrato of North Kona, Ha-th-

Pollco Station, Kalakaun In running as follows: wa, n his Issuance of a writ of posald Honolulu at 12 o'clock noon. of. s Eg. w, sag nnkB nlong 10 ,and 0, ncmnB nnpoal , a clv caufl0

St?rd?.y,fcth0.3J.h ' . J ,,attcrs' I fr summary possession. In which tho1904. tUlo and Interos oj B. 2D. iand of170 ,nkg aIonB l0 , KaploI.nl Estate. Limited, was plain

w,

of

feo expensest:

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Business Notices.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS.

United States Post Ofllco Building,Honolulu, T. It., April 12, 1904.

Sealed Proposals will be received attills building until 2 o'clock p. ra., Sat-- !

urday, April 23, 1904, for furnlshlnt;lights, water, Ice, miscellaneous sup-- ,

piles, 1 doz. brooms, doz. dust'brushes, doz. buckets, 4 doz.lsprinkling cans, doz. chamois skins, I

doz. feather dusters, 1 doz. mops,doz. mop handles,' 3 doz, dust-

pans, 2 doz. Sapollo, 100 lb scrubbingsoap, 1 doz. toilet soap, 1 only hammer, 2 sets halyards, l gross matches,12 doz. electric globes, 2 doz. pkgs.,toilet paper, 2 doz. towels, washingtowels, hauling ashes, and sprinklingstreets for this building during thefiscal year ending June 30, 1905, orsuch portion of the year as may bodeemed advisable. The right to reject1any nnd all bids Is reserved by theTreasury Department.

J08. M. OAT,2738-2- t o. o. d. Custodian.

TO VIOLET LOVERS.

Beautiful fresh Mountain Violets,and very fragrant, for

sale at rcasonablo prices at the comerof Hotel and Port streets, Saturdayand Tuesday afternoons. 2C5G-t- f

NOTICE.

Wong Kco of Hllea, Hononpu, Ha-waii, has disposed of his business toWong Sau.

Wong Kco Is responsible for nildebts owing by tho firm. 2735-l-

Corporation Notices.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

PEPEEKEO SUGAR COMPANY.

At n meeting of .the shareholders ofthe Pepeekeo Sugar Company, heldthis day, tho following Officers and D-

irectors were elected to servo for thecurrent year, viz.:

Mr. W. F. Allen PresidentMr. W. H. Balrd...Mr. G. H. Robertson.... TreasurerMr. E. F. Bishop SecretaryMr. T. R. Robinson AuditorMr. C. M, Cooke Director

All of tho above, excepting thoAuditor, constituting tho Board ofDirectors.

E. P. BISHOP,Secretary.

Dated Honolulu. April 12th, 1904.2738-l-

A Home Company

CAPITAL, S50.00C.Organized under the laws of the

Territory of HawalL

THE HAWAIIaTrEALTY AND

MATURITY CO., LTD.

Loans, Mortgages, Securities,Investments and RealEstate.

HOME8 BUILT ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.

Home Office Mclntyre Bldg., Hono-lulu, T. H.

THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND

MATURITY CO.. LTD.

L. K. KENTWELL,General Manager.

$50.00 for $1.00AT THE

Ladysmith Shooting Gallery,

10P OF PUNCHBOWL.

Cash Prize ' $50

DOGS OF WAR.

mmm?vC

Minneapolis Journal.

PHnP tft COBANKERS.

Established In I8S8.

BANKING DEPARTMENT.Transact business In all departments

of Banking.Collections carefully attended to.Exchango bought and sold.Commercial and Travelers' Lcttcri

of Credit Issued on Tho Bank of Callfornta and N. M. Rothschild & Sons,London.

Correspondents The Bank of Cali-fornia, Commercial Banking Co. Of

8ydney, Ltd., London.Drafts and cable transfers on Chin,

and Japan through the Hongkong H

Shanghai Banking Corporation anaChartered Bank of India, Australiaand China.

Interest allowed on term deposits althe following rates per annum ,vlz:

Seven days' notlee, at 2 per centThree months, at 3 per cent.8lx months, at 3 2 per centTwelve months, at 4 per cent

TRUST DEPARTMENT.Act as Trustees under mortgages.Manage estates (real and personal)Collect rents and dividends.Valuable papers, Wills, Bonds, etc.,

received forACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT.

Auditors for Corporations and Prlvato Firms.

Books examined and reported on.Statements of Affairs prepared.Trustees on Bankrupt or Insolvent

Estates.OFFICE, 924 BETHEL ST.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.Deposits received and Interest al-

lowed at 4 per cent per annum, In

accordance with' Rules and Rcgulatlons, copies of which may be obtainedan application.INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

Agents for Fire, Marine, Life, Acci-

dent and Employers' Liability Insur-ance Companies.

Insurance Office, 924 Bethel 8t.

Claus Spreckels. Wm. O. Irwin.

Claus Spreckels & Co

BANKERSHONOLULU, : : : T. H.

San Francisco Agents The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco.

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

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

New York American Exchange Na-

tional Bank.Chicago Corn Exchange National

Bank.Paris Credit Lyonnals.Berlin Dresdncr Bank.Hongkong and Yokohama Hongkong-

-Shanghai Banking Corporation.New Zealand and Australia Bank

of New Zealand and Bank of Australa-sia.

Victoria and Vancouver Bank ofBritish North America.

Deposits received. Loans made onapproved security Commercial andTravelers' Credits Issued. Bills ot Exchange bought and sold.Collections Promptly Accounted For.

The HrstAMERICAN SAVINGS

AND TRUST CO.

OF HAWAII, LTD.

CAPITAL, $250,000.00.

President Cecil BrownVice President M. P. RobinsonCashier W. G. Cooper

Office: Corner Fort and King Sts.SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and

Interest allowed for yearly deposits atthe rate of 4 per cent per annum.

Rules and regulations furnlBhed upon application.

The Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

ESTABLISHED 1880.

Capital Subscribed Yen 24,000,000Capital Paid Up Yen 18,000,000Reserved Fund Yen 9,210,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.BRANCHES Bombay, Hongkong, Ho-

nolulu, Kobe, London. Lyons, Naga-saki, Newchwang, Now York, Pe-

king, San Francisco, 8hangbal, Ti-

entsin, Toklo.The bank buys and receives for col-

lection Bills of Exchange, IssuesDrafts and Letters of Credit and trans-acts a general banking business.HONOLULU BRANCH, 87 KING ST.

TEL. MAIN 117.

YoshikawaBuy your Xmns Wheel from urn.

Read, Reflect, Ride. Wheelaape oup stock ; repairing

our specialty. WheelsRented,

TWO STORES.,163 KING 8T. HOTEL nr. RIVER.

lnnUPRRiMFRCMANT PA.TROLAND

CONFIDENTIAL AGENCY.

Competent watchmen furnlshod forbusiness houses and residences.

Office, Beretanla and McCully Streets.P. O. Box 284.

Get your 'To Let" signs at the Bul-

letin office.

Oceanic Steamship Company. TIME

The steamers ot this line will arrive and leave this port as herenndsr)

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

VENTURA APR. 20 ALAMEDA APR.ltALAMEDA APR. 29 SIERRA APR. 1

SIERRA MAY 11 ALAMEDA MAY 4ALAMEDA MAY 20 ' SONOMA MAY 10SONOMA JUNE 1 ALAMEDA MAY 25ALAMEDA JUNE 10 VENTURA MAY SI

In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the agents an pre-pared to Issue, to Intending passengers, coupon through tickets, by any rail-

road from San Francisco to all points In the United States, and from HtmYork by any steamship lino o all European ports.

FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO

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

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.Occidental and Oriental Steamship

Co. and ToyoLamer, of the abovs companies

leave this port on or sbout the

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.

KOREA APR. 23OAELIC MAY 3CHINA MAY 19DORIC MAY 27

SIBERIA JUNE 14

For general Information apply to

H Hackfeld &AMERICAN-HAWAIIA-N S. S. CO.

Direct Strvice between New York and Hawaiian Islands, tU Pacific Ootn

Pram New Yorlc "

8.S."NEBRASKAN" to sail about APR. ISFreight received at all times at tho Company'a Wharf, 41st Street, Soatk

Brooklyn.

Prom San Francisco8.9. "CALIFORNIAN" to sail about APR. 228.3."NEVADAN" to sail APR. 29

and each month thereafter.Freight received at Company'a Wharf, Greenwich Street.

Prom Honolulu to Son Pranclaco.S.8."NEVADAN" to sail APR. B

Prom Seattle and Tacoma8.8. "ALASKAN" to ssll about MAY S

For further Information apply to

G. P. MORSE, H. Hackfeld Sr Co., LtdGeneral Freight Agent AGENT8, HONOLULU.

Canadian-Australia- n RoyalCompany.

withW,

Victoria, Suva, Fiji DUBabout below vis:

From Victoria, B. C.(For Brisbane Sydney.)

AORANGI MAY 7

JUNE 4MOANA JULY 2

from Honolulu aiapply

O R. & Co.TIME TABLE

May 1st, 1803.

For Walanae, Walalua, andWay Stations 9:15 a.m., 3:20 p.m.

Pearl City, Ewa Mill Way17:30 a, 0:1S a.

11:05 a. 2:15 p. m 3:20 p.14:15 p. S:15 p. m 19:30 p.

p.INWARD.

Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. Walalua 8:36 a. 5:30p. m.

Arrive from Ewa MillPearl City 16:60 a, t7:48 a,

8:36 a. "10:38 a. 2:06 p.4:31 p. S:31 p. 7:40 p.

Dally.t Sunday Excepted.t Only.

G. P. F.Supt. Q. P. T. A.

H, NOLTE.

SMOKE

GILL1HAN HOUSE

BOUQUET CIGAR

Beaver Lunch Room

MOANABEACH

Rapid Transit Electric Cars arrivedepart from, main entrance

tho Moana Hotel every minutes.MOANA HOTEL CO., LTD.

',

s. '.

,A.:iz:M& UjJ&titeak&i&i.. A&jk tsVrfrsf MP- -, mMmtMtMhmvt--- ' aftW'rtstfmirtf

TABLE

FOR 8AN FRANCttCO,

Kisen Kaishawill call at Honolulv aasl

datea below mentioned.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO,

CHINA APR. NDORIC HAT SSIBERIA MAT il

MAT StKOREA JUNE 14OAELIC JUNE 14CHINA JULY

Co., Ltd., ent..

From 8ydney Brisbane,(For Vancouver, B. OL

MIOWERA MAT 4MOANA JUNB 1

BUSINESS MEN

CAN SAVE

MANY HOURS

flsRsUiniBail H

i 'fepfoACROSS THE CONTINENT IBOM

Sao Frucisct-Pirtl- ii.

THREE TRAINS DAILYfrom san nuNcuoa

TWO TRAINS DAILYFROM PORTLAND.

Only THREE DAYS Chlcaco.Only FOUR DAYS TO New Tort.

Pullman Palace Sleepers, BuffeLSsaoslng Library Cars, with BsWMtShop Pleasant Reading BnnsM

Dining Cars (MealsFree Reclining Chairs.Pullman Ordinary Sleepers.

J. M. LOTHROP, AgeoL135 Third street. Portland, OrttMs.

O. W. HITCHCOCK, Aftnt,No. 1 Montgomery SL.San

A. U LOMAX, Q. P. ft T.1472 Omaha, Nebraska.

HONOLULUJRON WORKS

Improved snd Modern SUGAR MA)

CHINERY of every capacity and de-

scription msde to order. Boiler VMrtc

RIVETED PIPES for Irrigationpurposes a specialty. Particular attsntlon paid to JO&WOrtK, and repairexecuted at shortest notice.

The Evening Bulletin, 78 cents rmonth.

MallSteamship

Steamers of the abovo llne.runnlng In connection tbe CANADIAN-PACIFI-

RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N. &and calling at B. C, Honolulu, and Brisbane, are)AT HONOLULU on or the dates

Vancouver andand

MIOWERA

Through Tickets Issued to Canada, United StatsEurope. For Freight and Passago and all general information, to

Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. Oeaeral Ageito.

L.

OUTWARD.

Kahuku

For andStations m., m.,

ra., m.,m., m.,

tll:15 m.

and Walanae m.,

Honolulu andm., m.,

m., m., m.,m., m., m.

SundayDENISON, C. 8MITH,

J.

"WAIKIK1

at, nnd thoof ten

COPTIC

andVictoria and

to

andand

General

GeneralFrancis

A.,

and

stated,

.i.

,-

",p "' '"V-'- " "

MT EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H THURSDAY, APRIL iTlOOl. ,"WSomewhat Up - to - Date Coming SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE JAS. P. MORGAN

TIPE6. Auctioneer and Broker,You will say if you look into one of our King NOW ON!throuflh tho rr Is nn old songStreet the fine line of rwindows and see but have old whiskey ! as?v-rl- ! 847-85- 7 Kaahumanu Strait.

P. O. BOX 694. TELEPHONE 71(

a n. (1 p. a. n. p a. i, m. p. n. RIim Geat Clearance ale00 m " I II M t ) f IJ ll III t il I ll

- m tf l it i,) ii j t f ! ) 6 it 1 ii

DOG COLLARS 33 1

p. m.)',

i. m.I II I 11 19 ' OF

'4 I iiji.i I 4i 9 ' J 4t 6 ij ej

l IOl( ll' I I) 14) o) ) 11 6 19 41 Ladies' Tailor-Mad- e;!li....uu.i...ttiUiuui.uu.....iUK 16 4 IT '.7 f 44 9,4t IC 4T ) 4 1 t Sttt

I? 4 1 4 '9 lc 14 II IT ! )? 6 to 8 IT J 'l J

that we have just opened up. KENNEL CHAINS, DOG LEADS.COLLAR PADLOCKS. SPRaTTS' BISCUITS, GLOVERS'REMEDIES and every doj-o- n thing you can think of in the line ofsupplies for your favorite purp. Attcr looking at the window displaywalk right in and see he rest.

E. O. HALL & SON, LTDHOKE ACADEMIC j

I

(Continued from Pago 1.)

NotThe conclusion announced In the

majority opinion can only be arrived' ,

t from, the view point that thcl-cgls--'

lature Is not n coordinate branch ofthe Territorial Government but Is sub-

ordinate and subject to tho dominationof tho Executive or the Judiciary,

The Organic Act divides tho Terri-torial Gowmment Into thrco branchesnamely, "the I.oghlaturc", "tho Exec-iitlvo- "

and "Judiciary". Each of theseI supposed to be equal and

No one Is placed above the oth-

er. The duties of each nro prescribedIn the Organic Law, and each Is res-ponsible for n failure or dereliction ofduty not to one of the others hut to theauthority calling It Into being, namely,tbe Executive and the Judiciary to the'resident of the United States, and

tho Legislature to the1 people of theTerritory who elected them. Neitherthe Eecume nor the Judiciary hasany more right or authority to do thework of the Legislature when It fallsSiom any cause to do It than the Legislature ha to perform the duties ofuie f.xccutte or tne jumcinry tinner

he ciicumstancox. The Orcanlc LawOnes not vest It. any one of the -

.llnate branches of tho Governmentny supervisory power over the other

J.e3l,.atlve Function.The power of the Legislature ex- -

t.nds to "nil rightful subjects of leg--

islatlon". The appropriation of money"for payment of the neebssary current ,

the understood.

the In

.I.IO ,,uVl 11UI

nnly the authority to appropriate, pay all running expense.the Government, also the right

Jo what shallsnch "necewary expenses It followsthat whatever

power Constitutionlegislative

construction construction

Inauthorizing tho to con- -

the Legislature In sessionat time, limitation, sue- -

cessfully Imputationwas a belief or In

vrcss Legislature thisritory could not bo fullywith legislative power oh

Section wasGovernment too un- -

Only prolonged or

Congressional Intent.facts my mind to

contrary conclusion. CongressPropriations

l.lnnnl.l nt I.eirlln..

exlsted.-T- he legislature

nnd mannlnallitlby

expressed

the Legislature

Government.Congress, provision

LegislatureA

us

authorized toappropriations.

ly Rilch a purposo

IInterest

JMaaA,.,!,

rllory heart, as It lias, would havepursued such course If It beenprompted by IntentionIt In construction given this sec-

tion.Republic of Hawaii.

Tho opinion of tho Court givessection B4 tho thatan Organic Act that goes to mo ex- - ,

would he Section 4, 70, i "erne of In

of Constitution tho ofllpio control ineir own ai- -

Hawaii, fiom which It Is said tobeen taken. of tholato Constitution

"In case a ofto appropriation piovld

Ing for payments of the cur- -

expenses of carrjlng on the OoV'

Its obllga- - '" "lucks one oftho of Finance

the atlvlce of the Executive ' a aw";ell, make payments for during thenow biennial period, which purposothe sums appropriated In tho lastproptlntlon bill shall be deemed to

hao11. .. I.. n I I In (! t Itntti'rnti (Vinunit in 'J """"

of this provision ofS(,con3 Bllll ier( , n 1)rolul ulffcr.

i,ci'een them to hold theZ n m',.U., U..C ....V ...V.1.1..; n,..i ..,.!, ,i, nfiiiiiiif'i liiV iiiv w.amo r ,B cIcarly erroneous,

Tlle lnI)()rint be-- .. . ..... ... ,i. .

carryingomitted

provided Inserted thereof, namely,existing subject

determine constltuto

nuthnrltv determines

called

during

feeling.

80LE

MAIN

authority

ns

liberalityRetmbllc

prolslon

ernment. meetingcssen-wlt- htlons, Minister

Coun-l"- " na,mcl-- '

distinction

, u flxK or Um,Bg time!"1' " ,l0,n"t,c "wllon Is Ifwithin which the fcxtrnordlnary appropriations been;ictcn be exercised',., therein named.

limitations In eectlont. Is the r, l''? Ooxernment.terrllfery

aa

payment made during,he This 'aV)

decisionand i..xptnses of on Govern- - Ing easily This provision

inont and meeting Its legal obligations from section S4, and an-

as same are by the then other lieulaws", Is a rightful of "and until the legislature shall have

ln..lulnil Tliln .., iHlii.lna nt nn.l l A rT'ixTt ull I AH (tin-- AlN Will'lUtlUUKBmon- -

.0 currentof but

ap

has

'iiies lur 1110 legisiaiurethe nmount of "nee,

tho pay the ofernment Minister of 8arne

Executhe Council of the ', 8UKgested calamitywhy should Ian-- section

guage and substituteproper Sec- - an phrase upon

showing Con- - territorialwens answer to that Con- -

to tho of are--13, Governorvene special

nny withoutrefutes tho that

there feeling Con.that the Ter- -

entrustedand tho

jrei preserve theand that without

sessionsof the

'Tlie lead clearly

tho

United for

itenlaaahold that Congress Intended

havo

havoGovernor

tho Imputed

Art.over local

Legislature pass

necessaryrent .w'""

for

Ir.ngunge that

that

v..rM.tlip

thc

executive '

period."

character

threatens

vision unambiguous mean

I

"-- " " "Ithis change was made what the,

means Involved littledoubt. 1.

Amblguou.If assume Congress

liv Rprtlnn tn rnnfnr on thn Trpns-l- ..

power conferred, whatevert0 n lc8 Bni1

biennial period," name--

. the IL'lEIHIUllirif DllUll havo l.ni.lAil " nhrnflA fArfntnlv .Inftlpnten- r -....,

a bellc' on tho of Congress thatlegislature would act

at most, toPo'ilMe emergency that nrlsetween the of calling un extra

fSBlon tlme "h,en tue leB'8- -

1"luro "Bha11 havo

Automatic Authority.When the legislature nt the extra

session mane provision uy proper ap.

tlun within which tho TreasurerOH "IllSt Op- -

or

" n B

of tho withoutVia nnnrntilallnn Villlo Tltn

Have your Teeth Fixed

IRIDGl' 35.00 toothVlHTL'(CKOWNr?.n.OO

00tlK S OO full

No linrce for examinations. All

to the Legislature tho Organic ror every necessary cur-La- w

power over "all rightful subjects "nt expenses of the theof legislation", within the limits of " of thc ensuing blen-th- at

law and tho Constitution of tho n'al "' "u I" the sec- -

States, andIn, .lnn

lilllll

In- -

Pioprlntlon bills," expired. Iflure, for extra sessions, and spe- -

sessions, at any tlmo tho Governor c,r ever hadmight convene them, did llie" ac,le.J "iMnlng

The was gone.not to numerous sesT'16 prescribed calling 1

of Legislature "ff0" hau Passedand couldthe provisions "extra Dt,again until after thosessions" and "special sessions ,.,. ,..,

nm

"t

Section M,o authorize Treasurer o Ion the advice of the Governor make does Jew n , hnn(Ia ofpayment of the runn ng ,be Troasurer b work whcn hpenses the Government out 0 the M w tQ ,nto Mty"last bills", whateverappropriation or , BIIppreSs into quietude thoihey be, under tho circumstances c,ftmC(J for ,hj nuthorMof this case. Is not only to do um an appropriation hasto language of section Itself been or a "necessary

Is also to Ignore an ilntention clear- -Mpcn8e.. Icft unprovided for, to

Jy In overy other part of the declartf tho' legislature toOrganic Act, namely, the Leglsla- - nn(l proceed, on jhe advice of thoturo should bo an Integral nnd to draw on the "last appro-nat- o

part of tho Government of thisTerritory. Such 'a construction

f tiers a useless luxuryAnd a necessary constituentof tho If such hodtho intention of nofor n beenmndo tho Organic Act. codo oflnws been adoptedand tho Treasurer and wouldliavo been make thoneedful TIiIb Is clear

what with In

view would havo directed to donennd having tho

of thc people of tho Ter

ata had

totho

to

lime,This

failurebills

and

been

and

t.viviet

m08l

and

tn no

we

thereintlint tlme tlian

the

partand nn

tintlon. maken

timea"de

acled"

nnd

havingnniOBOiii

per

om

Bao

such

o a

of

that

an

'Herald Rye'A trial will convince you of

Its merits. Take a bottlehome and enjoy a good

or nightcap theunsettled climatic condition.

It' preventivefor colds and a sure curethat tired

Thos. F.McTighe&Co.,AQENTS.

TELEPHONE 140.

93 and 95 King St

An Interpretation that gives thisstatute such unusual is farfetched nnd unwarranted. We mightexpect And such sec- -

same meaninggranting to tho

the

the

and legalmay.!1',80"

""c"the

nnd

......

tlml ?'filed. the usepowers

these soprc8Crll.ed mayofflcon ."'r" X?L

The that Tcr,r'lorlalpoor oldmay be "for

new biennial pro-,"1- "'the b"n,nc,f'' HT

was

of

Ions ,'',Uctaffi, Somatic.

may

act.,

an

to

to

toof

of

""

"I

In

ex- -

.i r., ,. .,, , i.'s v a v

civilized but In tho law pren adjudged capablo

of ond particularly In

fairs. This is out of place Insuch a law and docs not scorn to answerany necessary

It not be construed to auth-

orize tho Treasurer and Governor to'!1,alp ,Iie appropriations for the reasons

and It should be con

"""'"' " --

urcr thought that one set of approprlatton bills were rcapproprlntcd and pro.

to make payments therefrom.Now this court that they weremistaken and nnd illffer- -

"..,. , n.n -- 1,. !,,."' "' " "been drawnPoor' 0,d Terrltory- -

'll' adjourned In May1903. nml

.tho "necessity"

.for these op-

.nn.1'iupiiiiliuiis urusu iu juuuury t, iu-i-

still no one will be able to tell whatnoney was rcapproprtatcil this self- -

that Is early as It couldwith certainty which were the "lastappropriation bills." As a offact we know that the territory hasnot gone into Insolvency, that she Is

, ,! fc. , ,. ' .'7;--,, K. , ,, ,,,,

Impai.ed and none of the employees '

iaVe voluntarily relinquished their of..... !...- - L- -. -

Tno organic law of this hasnow been In force for four yearsnn(, onIy one t(mo urng ,nis .

,ng uny mtempt been made to '.rc,cr irom tno ,)owcr cnmcj lor

geclon ana this attempt was an utterfaiure at least the Imagined reliefwa essential for thqGovernment without,ho rellcf (hnt th8 BCC,onposed toFatal Objection.

Another fatnl objection to thestructlon given this is thatunder it a Governor, who might be sodisposed, could by to sign orreturn the appropriation bills sent blmwithin ten days of thc adjournment ofthe session, and most appropriationbills go to tho Governor this

defeat their law andfall back on tho "last appropriationbills" on tho clnlm thnt the legislature

, , . .. . reason mui ineand the urer and the Governor of the Territory to ct.. n rnaklriK proper

current of Gov- - the same that the pr0prlatlons to expense theperforms a func- - conferred on tho Finance

lion. 'and tho He- - that someThe foregoing Is Important In this of Hawaii, the the territory If this

vonnectlon as throwing light on tho be changed why be held nugatory and that theto given ambiguous for one that Is placed It necessary

tlun Et and also as what seems to mo that thn only 't0 preservation of thoIntend thnt section, these questions Is government. Tho fear and the claim

taken connection with Section gicss Intended use CQllay Imaginary nnd unfounded.

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th,o United States, such arbitrarypower over public revenues.

account of tbe petitioner is nodoubt a Just claim against tho Territ-ory1 nnd one thnt ought to be paidit cannot be paid until legislaturemakes an appropriation for thut pur-poso and until such time Auditor

rightfully refuse to Issue a war-rant for It. Tho appeal should bo dis-

missed.

our PaINLESS MtJHUP.

COLD P LLING8, (3.00 andLOAM 1.00

cnviniNTI VHR ,, .50

our work fully ru iranteed. See samples ofI.aly Assistant.

THE EXPK'n Sur'ivs, n lo 12

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New moon April 1G at 11:22 a. in.Tides from United States Coast,

and Geodetic Survey Tables. "Tho tides at Kahulul and llllo occur

about an hour earlier than at Ho-

nolulu.Hawaiian Standard Tlmo Is lOh 30m

slower tnan Greenwich time, beingthat of tho meridian of 157.30. Thotimo whistle blows at 1:30 p. m whlclIs the same ns Greenwich, Oh 0m.

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Weather TJurcau, runnbou, April 14.Temperature - Morning minimum,

19; midday mnxlmum, 78.Uaromcter at 9 n. m., 30.03, steady.Rainfall. .06.Ahsoluto moisture at 9 a. m., 7.0 firs.

cuHumidity tit 9 a. m., 74 per cent,Wind, light N. weather, pnitly

cloudy.

K. C. LYOECKEIt,Territorial Meteorologist.

ARRIVED.

Wednesday, April 13.

Stmr. Lchua. Self, from Moloknlport.

Gaso. sch'. Brittle, Gnhan, fromAnaholn. ,

CEPAfiTED.

Wednesday, April 13.Stmr. Kc Ati lion, Tullett, for Knpaa,

Kllauea, Hnnalcl and Knllhlwnl.Stmr. Llkellke, Nnpatu, for Klhci

ond Kahoolawe.

TO SAIL TODAY.

Stmr, Mlkuhala, Gregory, for Nnwl-llwll- l,

Koloa, Elecle, Ilanapepe, Maka-wel- l,

Walmca and Kckaha, at 5 p. 111.

Stmr. Lchua, Self, for Maul, Molo-k-

and Lanal ports, at 5 p. ni.Gaso. sclir. Eclipse, Galmn, for Ana.

holo, at G p. in.Schr. Kawallanl, for Koolntt ports,

P. m.

"A8SENQER3 DEPARTED.

For Kahoolawe, per stmr. Llkellke,April 13. C. Conradt, wife and ser-an- t:

Mrs. W,' Lanz, child and ser-vant; W. II. Kljpatrlck, R. W. Shingle.

.

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BY THE I

Honolulu postofflco comes In for alittle criticism In tho final report ofthe Federal Grand Jury mauu mismorning, as wltneaaeth followingcxtrnct from tho document on file:

"Referring to one of tho two casesIn which no bill was returned, that ofU. S. s. Juan Storcr, charced withtaking and detaining mall directed toanother person, we deslro to expressour opinion thnt tho postofllce authori-ties at tho postofllce at Honolulu"should exorcise more caro In seeingthat mail is delivered to the personsto whom tho samo Is addrcased thanwas shown to havo been exercised Inthe caso we havo Investigated."

Fine Printing at the Bulletin

Popular PricesAt the Orpheum

The price of admission nt thc Or- -phcum be cut, beginning with

tonight's performance and lasting tothe closo of popular Nawn vaude- -

uoor be correspondingly Improved. Th,e program will bo entirelychanged. The inexhaustthlo repertoireor the artists now appearing at theOrpheum easily accommodateschanges. Nawn appear ln hi)gict hit "The Politician." nnd play-goers who like and the greatAmerican game themselvesmore thnn repaid. Tho klnetescoplcriescntatlon of trnln robbery willbe rcsumod at general request oftho patrons V)f the playhouse, which,with tn price of seats,,will claim full houses from now totbe end of the engagement.

"For Rent" cards on tale at'Bunethi

WlflMlit Pfallft.

w I' ritt If , V 'S'nHJIt.J&uavkV

ou'inodem work atlour entrance.

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DENTISTS,JM mm. SltOpF Yiung Hotel.

KIRTIn Dress and Walking Lengths, In all Voiles

Etamlnes, Broad Cloth, Alpacas, Mannish

Goods, &c. Even at the reduced prices we

ALTbR SKIRTS to FIT without extracharge

Genuine Bargains.

WHITNEY, & MARSH

STOK yards stables

SaV?'pJFT' tHLJBtfiJL 'tltnrr' HlBILlfo Is short: you will bo n long tlmo dead. Get In line; mako up a

party of 24 people nnd get out nnd enjoy yourselves In Lewis' tally-h-

for n picnic. Tnko your lunch nnj enjoy a day's outing. Only 11.00 each.Tel. Blue 3143. E. H. LEWI8 Manager.

EUREKA DELIVERY COMPANY.

Parcels, Furniture, Baggage, Etc., movedto any pari of the Gty. Will meet steam-ers and check outgoing baggage. Promptand reliable service.

Phone

Do You RaiseCHICKENS

If so, you will rcqulro a remedy tokeep away disease and sickness amongthem. We havo a preparation whichhas given our customers excellent

It is

"WELLS' SORE HEAD CURE"While it Is specially prepared for

soreheads, It wl.ll effect a cure, alsoprevent other diseases ana producestrong, healthy poultry.

Qivo It a trial mailed upon receiptof price, 25 cents, to any part of thoIslands.

Chambers Drag Co.,LIMITED.

Cop. Fort and King Rtrects.

BY AUTHORITYPOUNDMASTER'8 NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby clvnn thnt thn nnl.mala described below have been Im.pounded in tho Qovernmont Pound utMaklkl, Kona, Island of Oahu, andunless the pound foes and damagesare sooner satisfied will be sold at thedate hereafter named according tolaw:April 11, 1904. Drown horse, branded

on right hind leg and left hind leg;white spot on forehead; ono whiteleft foot.

April 11, 1904. Drown horso, brand onleft hind leg: whlto snot on forehead.

April 11, 1904. Oroy horse, brand onrignt lilnd leg; whlto Bpot on fore-hea-

threo whlto feet; ono blnckfoot.Tho abovo described anlmcls will he

sold Saturday. Anrll 30. 1904. nt 12noon, If not called for beforo the datementioned.

K. KEKBUNB.2740 3t Poundmaster.

Tho Weekly Edition of the EveningBulletin gives a complete summary oftho naws of tbe day.

Main 32.

WANTSFor Want Column See Page Six

SITUATION WANTED.

Employment by reliable young manwho is a graduate of St. Louis College; a stenographer and typewriter;also possesses a fair knowledge ofaccounts; position with commercialhouso preferred; salary secondaryconsideration. Address L. It., Builetln. 2740-l-

A good, second-han- electric fan. 1057Kort St., New York Dental Parlors

2740-l-

FOR RENT.

Airy, furnished housekeeping room;town side Thomas Square. "X.W.",Bulletin. 2740-l-

NEW - TO-DA- Y

HAWAII CHAPTER No. 1, O. K.

The regular meeting of HawaiiChapter, No. 1, Order of Kamehameha,will be held this (Thursday) evening,April 14, 1904, In Foster Hall, Nuuanustreet, at 7:30 o clock.

Work In Third Degree.2740-l- t PER ORDER.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Filed for Record April 13.

M Polapola Ter of Hawaii VWong Leong IllBhop & Co CMJno E domes r J Cashtnan DF Klnrap and wf Jno F Hackfeld

tr M'muE O Hobron Mary Otto .' D0 Spreckela & Co E C Hobron. I'.

, ...ParRelFiled for Record April 14.

D J Cashman Jno E Gomes , MC Platts L Marks ,'JAH J Platts Geo S Harris jPAComr Pub LnndB Mrs J K Iaukp'a

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HOME COLORED SUPPLEMENTnext Saturday, This Is something new.It is something greatl

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ClearanceAuction SaleOn Friday, April I5tti,

AT. 10 O'CLOCK A. M..

At the store of Wing Wo Chang- Co,No. 931 Nuuanu St., below King street,I will sell at Public Auction, aiming toa discontinuance of their business,balanco of goods, comprising

Chinese Silks, Pongees,Japanese Crockery and Vases,nattan Furniture,Carved and Ivory Wnre,Japancso Matting,Counters and Shelving, etc., etc.

clas. F. Morgan,AUCTIONEER.

Across the uontmenoa tnia

NEWOVERLAND

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LESS THAN 3 DAYSNEW YORK

3DAYSJ9.H0URS

LUXURIOUS

EVERY DAY TRAINBath, 3arber, Buffet, Library,Electric Reading Lamp In ev.

ry Booth, Observation Car,Telephone 8ervlce. " -

SOUTHERN PACIFIC

E. O. MeCORMICK,Passenger Traffic Manager,

T. H. GOODMAN,General Passenger Agent.

AN FRANCISCO ....CALIFORNIA10--01

Hawaiian

Lauhala MatsHIDE TO ORDER.

Any abze meeh from one- -

eighth Inch up an Inch and aquarter.

For further Information andprices, write to the under-elgne- d.

G. W. McDougall,Post Office,

llookma, South Kona Hawaii,

Manufactured fromICE pure distilled water

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Delivered to any part ofcity by courteous drivers.

Oaliu Ico and Iectric Co.,Kjwalo. Telephone Blue S151 K

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