jrj. i s evening- bulletin - university of hawaii...free, hold in palolo took place. hut wallace...

u tMfl. Ctm

wjiwrr" psi Sfwn 'Jt fii m.y "' ' t. ""'i""

JrJ.

t'v? ' I STEAMER TABLE.UNLESS ADVERTISING-RETURN- S ARE TRACEABLE TO DIVDENDS, IT IS NO GOOD

ttittttttntunnnttTtiti

i$ from 8an .Francisco! ASonoma Aug. 18 womanV Siberia Aug. 23 fi who buys the

K For 8an Francisco: " houtehold thing withVentura Aug. 15 a Evening-- Bulletin out being guided by the store-adf- .

China Aug. 18 P it ai unwlie a the pi-

lot would ateerAlameda ...Aug. 30 who. a

From Vancouver:hip without chart or

fromcompaas juatManuka Aug. 28 "memory" and experi-

ence.H For Vancouver:Aorangl Aug. 23 3:30 O'CLOCa&W M BULLETIN ADS PRODUCE DIVIDENDS EDITION

LTlfTj, Vitimni

Vol. XVII. No. 3159 TKKltlTORY OF HAWAII. WEDNESDAY. AUGU8T 23, 1905 Pbiob 5 Cents.

""I

JACK Say, Auntie,-whic- h suit shall I wear today? My park tult or my

citizens' labor ault or my antl-alle- clothes?AUNTIE You look equally well In either, Jack. But didn't George wear

those suits before you?

INVESTIGATETaft and his party returning

from the Philippines, via Hono- -

lulu, will be entertained. -5

E. I. Spalding will be one ofthe reoresentatlves of the Cham- -

- ber of Commerce on the HawaiiPromotion Committee.

A thorough and Impartial In- -

vestlgatlon will be made of the- work accomplished by the Pro- -

motion Committee, with a viewto ascertaining whether all Is be- - 'ti-

s- Ing done that can or ahould beJ. done.

The Chamber of Commerce haswritten the Acting Governor re-- -

questing that certain recommen- - tdatlona to the President of the-

United 8tates, relative to need- -

ed Improvements In this Terrl- -

tory, be made In the Governor'a (

ff1 U .

Ijfllfrednjaniins cm.kMAKERS NEWyoRK

Correct Clotkes forMen

&7.iryJVK '5-ilV-k us$av$mf V.tA f.K.ILtt X yiT ' VI

?HJArrA? T firiy3YK!MMtt-V- 'i i.iiM. iu ' :yj s.v

I

YOUNG BUT

sTIiE

mmm

I m2ti"' ( 'fit it.

cfp 11

. i, i

itt.f ..ii

annual report to Washington.It Is the opinion of the Cham- -

- ber of Commerce that. Uncle Samshould spend In Improvementshere the money received In Hawallzn revenue.Tlio trustees of the Chamber of

Commerce met In the Stangenwaldbuilding nt 10:30 o'clock this morn-

ing. A considerable lot of businesswas accomplished? Present were: K

J. Lowroy, president; J. a. Spencer,secretary; J. A. Kennedy, L. Tcnnoy

Peck. E. I. Spalding, V. Lanz. W.Pfotcnhauer. A. Oarvlo and J. II. Qaltru0 minutes of the previous meetingwere rea(j and approved. A commanCatlon from Acting Governor Atklnnn. PknowledElnK receipt of th

chamber's letter of recommendation!(Continued on Page 4.)

Custom-Tailore- d

Suit Ready T,o Wear

It's Just as easy, air, to doskilful cutting and fine-han- d

tailoring, on standard meas-

urements, as on special meas-urements. It's only a questionof DOING IT, and

iflijMitapi&BglAAKERSflEWyRK

DO IT. It's Just aa easy, too,

to secure fine fabrics for high

class ready-to-we- clothes asfor high class made-to-ord-

clothes; and they cost you buthalf. And It's Just as easy tofit you aswill; the variety of sizes andample outlets Insure that

SPRING SACK SUITS $16

TO $27 50.

FOR 8ALE ONLY BY

LIMITED AGENTS.

VERSATILE

JACK Oh, nol I wore them before, and they're mine. I've Justbrushed them up to look like new.

AUNTIE Look out, Jack, that they don't quote' Abraham Lincoln onyou. .

PROMOTION BUREAU

UN I

F III HIDLively Bidding: At Sale

Of Palolo Yailey

Lots v

SIX PARCELS LEFT

TO BE DISPOSED OF

PLUMBER BATH PAYS THE TOPPRICE BUT 8ECURE8 THE

PARTICULAR LOT HE18 AFTER.

This morning nt 9 o'clock the longexnectcd sale of the Pukele Makal cash

conducted

free, hold In Palolo took place. hut Wallace Joined In the bidding.Under system an upset price la The bids rose from the upset price of

sot on each lot. If only one bidder $200 to $240, In live dollar Jumps. Dun-appli- es

for n he It at the upset kin and Wallace having the biddingprice If several apply for thelotlt Is put up nt auction and knockeddown to the highest bidder.

THE FIRE

ALARM

many a heart with appre-hension, for danger of byfire Is great and there arethings In every home whichno amount of Insurance canreplace. There Is but one wayIn which care may be avoidedand the safety of valuablesassured. That Is to makeof our vaults, In

which a box may be rented fortho small coct of

$5 PER YEAR AND UP.

Hawaiian

TheKashCompanv,lTrustco.,ui.Fort Street, Honolulu Jv

Tho sale was by Land

lots alsothis

lot getssame

fillsloss

use

Agent Williams of Hawaii. Ho put up1

Urst the lots between the old nnd thonew road, which had attracted severalapplicants for each lot Tho biddingfur those lots was quite lively. 1". J.Wnllaio bid for several of theso run-

ning up the prlie considerably In eachcase. Ho finally securid tho last lotput up. Wallace's pertinacity nettedthe Territory several hundred dollars.

I.ol 18, nrei 1.4S acres, was tho firstono put up. n. it. iiath, k. k. nic-ma- n

nnd I'. J. Wallace had appliedfor this lot. which Is said to be farpreferable to tho rcat. Wallace andBath were the only ones which tookpart of tho bidding which waxed veryspirited. Tho upset price was 200.

From then It went to $240 In bigjumps, nnd from then on the offersrose by 5 bids steadly until Uathfinally secured tho coveted lot for $535.

This was by far the highest price ob-

tained for any one of tho lots.Lot 19, area 1.53 acres, was put up

noxt. The applicants for this wereTbos. H. Dunken and C. Q. H. uebn,

between themselves it wax unauy se- -. cured by the lnrmcr.

Lot 20, area 1.67 ncres, was appliedby W. C. llcrgln and II. p. llrown.The upset prlco was $200. Itorgln

It by his first bid of $205.

Lot 14. nrea 1.49 acres, was appliedby Mr. Crandell and Hmma Hcdliouse.whose husband appeared In her behalf.The upset price wag $200. Crandellstarted tho bidding with $201 and wastaken un by Itedhoiibe, to whom thelot was finally knocked down at $235,

(Continued on Page 4.)

MRS. DOLE BETTER

Judge Dolo stated this morning thatMrs. Dolo's tondltlon yesterday Im- -

pioved to such an extent that sho couldbe brought down fioin Tanlnlus.to theDole residence on tho Walkikl beach,where she now Is, ,

PINEAPPLESBy the S. S, Alameda, Aug. 30th,. the

Tropic Fruit Co. will make Its nextshipment of choice pineapples to themainland. Leave orders at Wells, Farno iS. Co.'s office, King St.

PHONC MAIN 15.

IIALIEN MEDICOS

STATES

IHhllllJapanese Physicians

Now Practising in

Territory

WIIATOTHER COMMUNITIES

REQUIRE OF 1 HE PHYSICIANS

Careful Review Of Whole Subject

Of Alien Physicians People

They Seek To Cure

At tho Doard of Health meeting thisafternoon the following on Japanesephysicians and the examination policyIn Hawaii:To tho Members of the Hoard o

Health.It Is advisable to again bring !

jour attention the subject of the propir requirements to be exneted of can-

didates for licenses to practice medi-

cine in the Territory of Hawaii.This is a matter pertinent to all

nationalities, not solely to the Jap-

anese. That they have como under thosearchlight of public opinion Is byrearon of their own conduct nnd claimsfor spatial privileges.

I am not discussing hypothetical situatlons nor passing an opinion ns totho qualifications of Japaucso, wbnhave been, or may be, admitted to prac-

tice medicine and surgery lu this

I am not even advlslug ns to anyI emulations. I am stating tho factas I find them, bellovlng It time publleopinion should take form.

O110 of the admitted Jnpuucse phy-

sicians lias been permitted, althoughho has none of the responsibilities ofcitizenship to testify in the, UnitedStates District Court lu the case orMrs. Kalpti, on which case bung thedetermination of I be power of the Territory to control those afflicted withtho dleasc, lvpiusy With others, I

wltnesKcd his first examination of Ml 3.Kalpu, In whlth ho followed the Ger-

man flist method, by examining themucous of tho nostrils, ulthough Mrs.Knlpu's ease had not taken on tlicatarrhal form, He failed as was expetted. Ho later examined tho bloodand failed as was expected. Still lat-

er, he made a thlid test from the tis-

sues and succeeded lu demonstratingMrs. Kalpu had tho disease, leprosy.In other words, ho finally secured theproof four white doctors hud alreadypromptly ascertained from their firsttests, ns their knowledge of the dis-

ease directed them at onco to the af-

fected spots.Later, with my consent, this samo

Japanese physician was deputised, bya Committee of tho Legislature, will)two white experts to cxamlno Mrs.Makanul, whoso case so wrought upthe members of both houses as tothreaten their friendly relations withtho Uoard of Health,

In both theso cases, the Uoard olHealth was vindicated unanimously.The President of the Uoard was vindi-

cated also In standing firmly on tutrights, authority and Justlco of the actsof the Hoard of Health, and absolutelyrefusing to adopt a temporizing policy.

We have thus paid tho skill of Japanese physicians the highest possiblecompliment, and, to a degreo, I UavB

como to believe, almost discourteouito our own citizen physicians.

It is claimed, I believe, that theJapanese physicians are entitled tospecial privileges, on account of monumbers of that race among us andthe limitations of language. Let usascertain tho facts as to races and lan-

guage Involved lu the exercise, of thopiufcsslou of medicine by the

on Page 8.)

New RugsA

, FINEASSORTMENT

OFCRCX

GRASSRUGS.

J. Hopp &Co.,Young Bldjf

PEACE. HEARPORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. 23. Two sessions of the Peace Commission

were held today at which two protocols were signed and adjournment wastaken till Saturday. There Is a possibility of a favorable consideration of

President Roosevelt's compromise.0

CHINESE KILL

FRENCH PRIESTSPCKIN, China, Aug, 23. A Buddhist mob has attacked the Catholic Mis-

sions In Yeman Province, killing a score of French priests. The French Mln

Ister has filed a protest with the Chinese Government0

TALK8 CZAR.

8T. PETERSBURG, Russia, Aug. 23. AmerlcanAmbassador Meyer held

a long conference with the Czar today regarding the plans for peace. The con.

ference wa held Immediately following the receipt of a long messago fromRoosevelt.

I oFINANCIERS

PARIS, France, Aug. 23. FavorableIng financial confidence.

THE YELLOW FEVER RECORD.

NEW ORLEANS, La., Aug. 23 The new easea today number 30,

deaths 3.SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aug. 22. SUGAR: 96 degree centrifugals,

Previous quotation, V:.3e. Beets, 9s 3d. Previous quotation 9s 4

Counterfeiter CooperContends That He

Is Nota HypocriteHAMILTON AND HILS0N BOTH COMMITTED

Aug, 23rd, 1D03.

To lMltor Ilullctln.Dear Sir: I'leise Insert In your

valued dally tho following:An account of tho Camp Mc- -

Klnley counterfeiting enso ap- -

ncared in tho Hawaiian Stnr yes- -

membersociety which

countor.Immediately

communicatedsociety

desired

prominent church

(

I3rlc

$1. 50 thlpment

$2.00$2.50$3.00

CONFIDENT.

reports Portsmouth restor- -

If Inservices bo

please, mefurther church.

above communication band-

ed Uullctln reporter during

McKlnlcycommittedtrial.

preliminary hearing ot CharlesHamilton, Camp sohHcr

arrested yesterdayUnited authorities, pre-

liminary hearing CommissionerMallng morning at 10 o'clock.

drossod Incivilian clothes.possessed.

Commissioneragainst Hamilton,(Continued

f tcrday which was stated f Rearing of Hamilton U. S. Com-- tI iib carrying a base schemo ot mlssloner Mallng. Cooper Isdefrauding public nt 'dler to having

time doing duty a Chris-- ,facturcd coins at Camptlan.

4-- I wish to that said state--

4- - nient is n bate falsehood U

known to be by every of- the I sometimes at--

4- tended for six mouthswhen Idea of saidfelting was born I

tho to the of- -

f fleers of that I wasnot n true Christian and

f that I should bo called on toact In tho capacity of a Chrlstlau,

4- stated to one ot the mostofficers of tba

IT

Is anwehavetownshoes.

cf

prices

tianv

TO

from are

tho

4c.

that I took any partf I would a hypocrite.

f nnd to excuso fromwork In tho f

PIUVATi: COOPER.was

to a the

somo time ago. Ho wasand Is now being held for

tho McKlnleywho was by the

States had hisbeforo

thisHamilton appeared well

He was calm and self

Tho read tho com-

plaint charging himon page 6.)

In that beforetho sol- -

the nnd tho who 'confessed manu- -

name as tho counterfeit

sayand

over agothe

4 factthe

not

nnd

The

tho

Tho

The

'ate.

IS THE SMALL THINGS

THAT COUNT IN THIS AGE

adage and a very true one, andhave made It our greatest aim to

every School Boy and Girl In thisfitted with a pair of our school

unsurpassed wearing qualitiesthese shoes have made them

The fit Is perfect and popularprevail, A large and assorted

has Just arrived, comprisingnew styles.

SHE

Manufacturer's Shoe Co., Ltd. IJ 051 FORT STREET

..hHwrfrl

- WJ ')!"fj'wwr""vi"i 'M'w

A

EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T, II., WnDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1903

MASONIC TEMPLE

&WEEKLY CALENDAR.

MONDAYEastern Star Initiation.

TUISSOAVPacific Second Degree.

WKDNHHDAYHawaiian Third Degree,

TMUWHDAVHonolulu Chapter Mark

Master 7:30 p. m.Perfection Regular 5 p. m.

rmitjAYPerfection Fourth and Fifth

Degree.HATtlHUAV

All visiting members of tkeorder aro cordially Invited to d

meetings of local lodges.

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

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

E. It. HENDRY, Secretary.CHAKLES O. IlAllTLETT, N. O.

All visiting brothers very cordiallyInvited.

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

Meets every Tuesday evening at7:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, Kingstreet. Visiting brothers cordially InTlted to attend.

q. ii. ncnnEY, c. c.F. WALDIION. K.U.S.

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

Meets every Trlday evening atK. P. Hall, King street, nt 7:30. Members of Mystic Lodge, No. 2, Wra. Mc- -

KInlcy Lodge, No. 8, and visitingbrothers cordially Invited.

General Business.V. E. MAC, C. C.

E. M. COLEMAN, K.Il.S.

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

Honolulu Lodge No. G1C. B. P. O. E.,

will meet In their new hall, on Millerind Derctanla streets, every Fridayevening.

Dy order of tbo E. It.HARRY II. SIMPSON,

Secretary.GEO. H. ANGUS, E.R.

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

Meets every Saturday evening at7:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, Kingstreet Visiting brothers cordially lnfltcd to attend.

E. FARMER, C.C.E. A. JACOBSON, K.R.S.

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

Meets on first Mid third Sundayevenings of each month at 7 o'clock atK, of P. Hall. All sojourning breth-ren are cordially Invited to attend.

By order Worthy Captalr:F. MU1HER.

J. M. RADWAY, C.C.

HONOLULU AERIE 140 F. O. E.

Meets on the 2nd and 4th WED- -NEDAY evenings of each month at 7:30Vclock In K. of P. Halt, King street

Visiting Eaglea aro Invited to 't- -.snd.

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

IOURT CAMOES No. 8110, A. O. F,

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

tonio Hall, Vineyard street.Visiting brothers cordially invllefi

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

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

Meets every first and third Thursday of each month at 7:30 p. m. rl K.'of P. Hall, King street I

Member of Hawaiian Tribe No. 1ami lltlm Ta4 Uan o a tfr tall v In.'Wilt TlBtUUft ItCU U1CU W hWIUtail -

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

A. NELSON, Sachem.

TELEPHONE 35.

BISMARK STABLE GO,, LTD,

WAILUKU, MAUI.

TELEPHONE 228.

BISMARK BRANCH STABLES

LAHAINA, MAUI.

Hacks, Carriages, Buggies and Sad-

dle Horses on Bhort notice.

Carriages meet all steamers. Com-- 'tent drivers, reasonable rates, new

vehicles and live stock.

THIS PAPER--Is kept on file at E.

C. DAKE'S ADVER- -

--TI8ING AGENCY,

BELIEOF

JEFFERSON

BOURBON

THE HIGHEST TYPEOF KENTUCKY

WHISKY

PURERICHMELLOW

HoffschlfegerCOMPANY, LIMITED27--3t Kins; Street, near Bethel

ECONOMY IS WEALTH

Buy your groceries of us and savemoney. AT RETAIL

Soap, .1 bars for 'ZT&Rice, No. 1 Hawaiian 5 per lb.

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

Alexander & BaldwinLIMITED.

J. P. COOKE Manager

OFFICERS.H. P. Baldwin President

. B. Castle Vice PresidentW. M. Alexander. ..Second Vlco Pres.L. T. Peck Third Vice Pres.J. Waterhouso TreasurerG. M. Rolph SecretaryW. O. Smith Auditor

SUGAR FACTORS,

COMMISSION MERCHAN1S and

INSURANCE AGENTS

Agents for

Hawaiian Commercial . Sugar Co.

Haiku Sugar Company,Pala Plantation.Maul Agricultural Company.Klhel Plantation Company.Hawaiian Sugar Company.Kahuku Plantation Company.Kahulul Railroad Company,Haleakala Ranch Company,

Hawaiian Carriage

Manufacturing Co.

427 QUEEN 8T. TEL. MAIN 4J.

P. O. BOX 193.

Manufacturer of all kinds of Carrlages and Vehicles, Vagons, WagonMaterials of all descriptions supplied;Rubber Tires put on at reasonableprices; Repairing, Painting and Trim-ming; satisfaction guaranteed; esti-

mates given.

C. W. ZIEGLER, Manager.

". Horse Shoeing.W.W.Wright Co.

LIMITED,have opened a horso-shoe-tn-

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

shoer, they aro pre-

pared to do all work In-

trusted to them In a first- -

class manner.

CARRIAGE

REPAIRS

Our Carriage Repair Department onQueen St attend to all kind of re-

pair and painting. Buggies, Wagonfand Drays built to order.

Schuman Carriage Co. Ltd.

REPAIR DEPT.,QUEEN 8T. between Fprt & Alakea

CAMARA & CO.,LIQUOR DEALERS.

QUEEN AND ALAKEA STREETSI TEL. MAIN 492.

FAMILY TRADE SOLICITED,'orders delivered to all parts of city.

Gallon, Neill & Go,,Limited.

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTSQUEEN and RICHARDS STS.

Boilers with charcoal Iron124 8ansome 8t, San Francisco, Cal,, or steel tubes: general ship work.where contract, for advertising canbo made for t "For Sale" card, at Bulletin office.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Read "WnnU" on rage C.

Read tlio Dullotlii's latest offer onpa go 0.

Best cup Hawaiian coffee In the cityat New England Bakery.

Armstrong's Tnro Flour, at 12i!For sale by all groceries.

We aie selling Victor Talking Ma-

chines fur i ash or on easy InstalmentsUcrgstroin Music Co.

Judge Da Bolt csterdny dischargedF, L. Hoogs as administrator of thte.tate of Thos. E. Krtue.

Swiss, nainsook and ramlirlc embrolderlo3 at Blom's this neck nt ex-

actly half their former priceWhitney &. Marsh gle the house-le-a

some useful hints for householdnecessities In their ad. today.

The clarity and polish of 1'ilmuLager and Wurzburgcr beer prove per-

fect brew lug and fermentation.A now chapter of the Order of tli

Eastern Star will be organized, It I

laid. The charter membership Is utlug nrrangej.

The Hawaiian Sugar Co.'s crops haspassed the 20,000 ton mark, nnd whenfinished will probably go over 21,000. I

unruen isinuu. RussiaThe Acting Governor has received title to Sachallen. the amount

two volumes of the report of the Unit- - agreed upon partly Ja-c-

Stntes Fish the pan for the expenses of the war. Thopart of which dwells on Hawaiian fish. Japanese envoys and the

The second baseball game between prospects of peace areteams of the Stangcnwald and Juddbuildings, to have been played nt

today, has been postponed aweek.

of Russia

There one way In which Jannn for prisbo avoided nnd the safety valu- - oners: nlso tho north- -

nssured. to make ern half Japan onof our safe deposit vaults. 'side her claims for the InTrust Co.

White Is the best deflector of thoRun's rajs, but nil white materialsnot equally cool. "Arable" applied 10

Iron roofs remains cool. CaliforniaFred Co., agents.

Tbo Porter Co. has Justreceived a new lino bedroomand furniture which appealstrongly to the man good taste bulof moderate means.

Our little home savings hankssponsors for thrift nnd will, If jou Irtthem, give jou a lift on the roid in tlatlons

First American SavingsTrust Co. of Hawaii.

a railroad timetable Is a noodthing to read before start for thedepot, so Is a store-ad- . a uood thing toread before you go to the store,either case you save time.

on

particular

A. 8ANFORD

Optician

Building,

over &

I

MILWRUU(Associated Press Cable.)

ROOSEVELT PEACEMAKING.Portsmouth, 22. President

succestcd that'nurchaso

compensatingCommission, greater

nre fnvorablcbrighter.

Independence.

PEACE IS22. Peace Is possi-

ble on the basis paying aaIndemnity the guise of reconi

Is only caro,enso to maintainingma- - of by purchasingnbles Is use of Saghallcn, her

Hawaiian abandoning

arc

Furnitureof sct

otherof

nrx

&

Asyou

terned ships and for the limitationRussian forces In theAMBASSADOR RESIGNS.

Oyster Bay, Augustambassador to Mexico, has

SQUADRON ARRIVES.August The squadron

commanded Prince of rg

has arrived.NORWAY TO NEGOTIATE.

Chrlstlanla. August Tho Storthhas voted to dissolution

PAYING TAXES

LIhUC. It pBhroi--. Minamr! E. F. nl.hon.In that tho of the director and Secretary; F. W. Mac- -

or tho .Navigation Auditor; Jones, MThe Kekaha Sugar Co. Is making a cnninanv intend to move the head- -

survey for u ditch to convey tho ,)tfco of tie company from Honolulusurplus fiom tho Walmia plan- - t Knlmi so tual tills Island may enjoytntlon's ditch to the lnnos of the Ke- - tne ncotno paid by that cor-ka-

Sugar Co. Garden Island.. porntlon. This seems nn absurd propo- -Mr. Wm. Hustle, formerly of stlon 1)llt ,!,! t0 ue n conformlur

well landing and now resident at Ha- - Wtn tnc (lca ot tlc Territorial Treas- -Is about to move with family urcr nnu lnc opinion of the Attorney- -

to Eleelc. where lie will the rank Department Whether theof that Garden Island. taxpayers of the County of Oahu will

The Actlug has granted ee i. in Bame light is a very dlf--McBiydc & Co. a right of way fcrcnt question. The districts of Kouathiuugh forest lands from Wnlnllin to on Hawaii, being rather poor In

Kauai. The load will bo come should try to Induce Bishop &llftecn miles long. Tho franchise rum rn Unllunv nnd Land Co.. and

50 years $10 a fcw situated, to NEW ENGLAND LIFE IN-Dtnnn n linlm, at tl mil fni . ! !.. '""'o c wciuf, vuuomtuu w. suv Bnu on ice in ineir uisiricis. IUUI IUO .

ronnntlnn of Tnft tinrtv hirn on Itu n..... Tin...nii ., tnnnM. nt tin.'return from the Philippines. If ths increase In Income tax could dealvessel Is in port over night a grand liberally with the Konns. What

may bo given. The Korea, fcrcnco docs It mnko where youthe party, Is expected September 22. located and where you do jour busl- -

A notice will be found under New nes; anyway?regarding the dissolution of

the partnership heretofore existing be-- 1 Frledilch Oreulleh, a Berlin miller,tween It. W. Perkins nnd A. W. Rlee.rcmari(0,i tUe oti,cr jay at a convivialThis well established photo business gathering: "All Is not Solomonicwill now bo carried on by Roscoe W. ; wisdom thnt drops from the Emperor'sPerkins. lips," nnd Is now undergoing a term

Tho blanket wnrrant test case will of three months In Jail for his offence.not bo submitted y the County Attor-- iney nnd County Treasurer to the Supreme Court until cine: justicelecovers from the Injury sustnlnehis Tantalus homo In attemptlift n log.

Our esteemed citizen. Mr. T. Brandt.left the W. G. Hall Saturday. Ho

Roosevelt

POSSIBLE,London,

of

E.

BRITISHMontreal,

ttllff frarjIUUUfVLM

uAiin rumIUUH

goes Honolulu to meet marry nmlf(r olBuwen BU(?ar.Miss Claire Bon on, who to arrivefrom Canada by tho Siberia. He takeswith him our best wishes for himself

bride. Garden Island.

There win be n forest reserve hear--

lyhadand bo foi

Becuro

bwcII

N.

St.,

Co.

Augusthas

August

naval Last.

22. II.

22.by Louis

22.lng

21. rumor- -

cd

newwater

Maka- -

he

Ia keep

tho

are

his

IfAll fAIU

u

Vn a vnnr tn h.ivoto nnd i(m ma(,o If

Is

and

jou are not feeling right havenot located tho cause, to see If It IsBrlghts Blscaso or Diabetes. BrlghtsDisease Is nlarmlngly prevalent andoften Marts Just thnt wny without

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' 'BULLETlNniONOLULlT, Tnn, WnDNHSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1D0T 3

Dove of Peace SentBy Board To

WarringPedagopesWAILUKU FUED ENDS WITHOUT BLOODSHED'

The Board of Education held a spe--clal meeting jesterduy afternoon tocut the Oordlan knot of the CopelandHarry feud, which seems to hae divided tho quiet town of Walluku Intorival factions. Present were Supcrln.tendent Davis and CommissionerMrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Jordan, Farrlngtopand At.

Telegrams from Walluku sent ) esterday and asking that tho Hoard deferaction until petitions had arrlted

as-

sistantsconsistent

amitho

entsand this

nndtho

harmony loj- -Among these messages was one from nlty Is not maintained, the

who stated that he wanted sloncrs must seriously consider com- -

to appear before Board. It nas In Iplcte reorganization a teachingformally stated that force falls short rcasouablotcrday morning arrhed and seen Ideal.eeteral of the members the Superintendent Daws that thisbut had been told that he nas not In- - resolution lrtually decided the

In tho matter nml better go talnlng of both and Mrs, Hnr-liom- e.

from Manager ry, possibly with a reprimand,of Walluku advised the transfer of! The letters, beenboth teachers. prepared by Mr. Dala rich mice,

The following .were read:been rccchcd from Walluku yesterday,was rend:

"We, the undersigned citizens ofWalluku, hn!ng heard that move Iton fool to transfer C. i:. Copeland fromWalluku school, protest against suchaction assure )ou that Mr. Copo

public brought towe urge his retention as principal of notice.said school. Respectfully,

"(Signed): Clark, Harry Copp,3. K. Kahookano. Jas. X. Keola, W. U

Saffory, 12. I Hogers, W. II. Rogers,W. V. Crockett, V. A. Vettlcsen, Ed

L. Ilaldwln. Chas. Wilcox, Goo. Weight, M. P. Waive nlole.

W. L. Marshall, Edmund0. II. Robertson, J. Nua, Julia

Q. Lutkln, C. D. Lufkln, D. It. Case,J. H. Raymond, M. A. N.polkal, W. Ault, J. Garcia. M. T. Keeler,

Holstcln, D. O.Corey, W. h. Maples, Carl Waldejer,Patrick Cockett, F. Kaae, ChaLako. F. N. J. Polkalla. a.ley, II. Uethc, F. Rledcl. W. J. Bell,H. Streubeck, It. A. Wadsnorth, Mrs

V. events,Indicates thai

Inoutsldo factional and

fanned vicious gos-

sip,In

...V while

courteous Inlajal lu

of bo

welfare publicby

petty

spirit among all principals andIn of

Territory should be a findpersistent to foster willnmong teaching lojal

for school Itsteachers pupils,

community at Asthis cflort is lacking,to tho same Is

alue of aIf with

Comiuls-M- r.

Harry aof

llany had that of a

of Uoarl saidon

had Copelandletter Wells

following which hadIn

petition, which had

a

and

Heffcrnan,

J.

Thos. Weddlck,

Kerr,

largf

Honolulu, II. I , Aug 22, 190.Mr. C. K. Copeland, Walluku

Honolulu.Dear Sir: Through charges pre-

ferred by jourself against Mrs H IIthe

condition of things In Wallukuland has our unqualified support anld school bis been our

Thos.

M.

Mrs. H.Hart,

H. Coke, Ko

John

Wm.Haw.

from

While recognizing the peculiar difficulties under which nssumedjour duties ns principal of this school,

recognizing also tho withwhich grasped the situationon Its side, jet we fecihound to call to jour attention certainmatters In relation to whkh we hollo c jou may bo able to lmproesituation In tho future.

It should be the of a tactfulprincipal on a new school,and a In whkh be

a former principal, rccot,nlzc all that the formerworking of school; to praise wherepraise be ghon, topeculiar difficulties may bao

R. A. Wadsworth, W. B. Keanu, Sr., been n or at least an excuse forW. B, Keanu, Jr., Mrs. Eliza Keanu, existing wrongs, and In all his sug.Mrs. W. B. Keanu, W. I.. Mountcastlu, Igustlons for tho betterment of thoS. II. Dals. Mary Bal, S. L. Meier, school discipline, or toRebecca Nicholas. aold all appearance of harsh crltl- -

Of the signers nlno children In clsm. And this he should do In all duothe school. It was noted that some of deferenco to feelings and Judgmentsthnm hnrl alfrnml ntun t)in MMltlrin fa, ' nf ntlinrtt rnnipmlierlni? Ili.ltcoring Mrs. This petition. 1s not jet an science thatwhich was submitted some tlmo ago, lotners nine a rignt to meir opinionswas read by the members Individually, 'ns to Is a proper st.inil.ird of din- -

W. R. Farrlngton the J clpllno Instruction and tint whatlowing resolution: Ihns been approved by ones conscience

Whereas, lnestlga- - or ono's former principal must be corof tho charges preferred against .reeled by a new principal slowly, pcr-Mr- s.

S. II. Marry, iibslstant teacher, haps, tactfully and patiently at allby C. Copeland, principal of theWalluku Bchool, stronglytho difficulties have arisen adegreo from so-

cial enmities, byand

Whereas, Mrs. Harry. her stateI..V..I. beforo Board, admit

toIt

M

all

efficiencyas

es

A

especiallysupersedes to

Is

Instruction,

fol

On ofthis It to jourdetermination to

as jourjour beIf out In n

.........ling ono of refusal to I her tho department recognizes no

of principal, express-'clas- s distinctions In the incutcd her to with tho of Its teachers, and that In our

In developing the foi 'niopqjltnn population arotho her to rlso of who willreadiness to bo her atti-

tude and tho harmonioustrrcsts tho therefore

Resolved, tho Commissionersof Public Instruction will take no

trovcrsy that the thoSchools cannot allow-ing personal and

Seymour:

the public schools tho

the

among the their parthe large.

spiritdegree tho

teacher public sor-n- nt

decreased.

the

1'rln.

Harry, ami sources,tho

)on

tlgoryouacademic

the

studyentering

school

good Inthe

may recognize the

cause,

thoodllrnttfin

Harrj. exact and

what

antlon

assuming tho prlnclpalshlpschool. seems have been

have only Americanteachers assistants. While

desire on part might notleprehcnslble. worked legit

manner, jou bhould rcmerocharge follow that

the directions tho cmplojdeslro

work thcro boundchildren undei direction, and! some, alien races,

school;That

fur

School,

tako plans lu positions so-

ciety and Hate through sheet force,

nnd character.Many of this class Imvo risen po-

rtions In foremost schools, andthcr nctlon tho matter nt present, when wisely directed by their prlnclbeyond Improving this opportunity la J pals they have Into teachremind those connected with tho con- - era of lilgli rank,

ofbe

prejudices trt

enthusiasm

presented

exhaustive

ofof

energyto

ourIn

developed

promotedIt certainly seem to have hem

tho part of wisdom If, on enteringupon a new school, jou had offered a

enter Into the atmosphere of tho, helping hand to the tcacners ot tinsschoolroom, to be dlsplajcd In sneers. class In jour school Instead of trying

Jhsnuus, lauu-nuuin- g ana iiarsu woru 10 nuvo me-ii- i biueu uy u uu- - marj.Hueiore mo pupus, anu Bciiseit-s- s gossip, iuk yuu tuutu uui uui. uiuuic ojmit

nagging criticism outside the of discord and lehelllon in both schoolschool hours. Tho predominating and community. v

Mrs48.Straloht.3t.

EVENING

Crsna Rapid fhcri

secure relief clscw hero.

effort goodforce,

and

and

other

andhae

which

had

nnd

this

their

would

and

"Soon after I began to takoWine of Card u I I could see thatI was beginning to get backmy strength."That Is tho comment Mrs. Seymour

mokes.

If you are sick you can take WIno ofCardul and sccuro health and strength. Ifother medicines and other treatment barnfailed, that will mako no dlffcrouco. Few

women havo taken Wino of Cardul at first.Jljr fir tho greater number ol Wluo of

Canlul cures aro woiuc:i who coald not

WINEwCAMDUIXo. 43 Straight St., Giiami IUnns, Mien.

I am plbavd to endorno Wino of Cardul m I found it to beneficial torestore my strength uftir in) baby was born. I couU not to Rit wellenough to 1' up a id abla to da uvwoik, and as I bad xxn In bed for sixweok this was ratlur serious, but soon after 1 began to ue Wino of Cardul I

could im that 1 was beginning to gtt back my strength. In iino'ber woekI w.n Mis to sit up mout of thu Jj) and in a month 1 was nolo to bo up anddo most of r.ij work. I think It ii i A P SpliiidM imilldno for n woman and WtM- - Wl" GiyUr

can cortainl) g!o it highest praise. Tal.4,UKlill, ulIi,., iNounaut uuou.

wVrncawera

Since, therefore, jou seemed to havofailed to grasp the situation In nil Itsdetails In so much that the proper dis-cipline and loyally to Its teachersnecmed lucking In the school Itself, nndthat a feeling of discord seemed tohave arisen in the community, vvn

Judged that the best Interests ot thoWalluku school demanded jour tranx-fc- r

ns well as that of Mrs. Harry be-

tween whom and joursplf themseemed to he an open rupture.

But In vlcvv of the fact that a largonumber of the citizens, of Wallukuhavo petitioned this department forjour retention In tho Walluku school,we defer to their Judgment to this extent.

That jou will be allowed to retainjour position on trial until such n timeas tho department becomes satisfiedthat jou are or are not able to materially Improve tho situation In yourschool.

It will be necessary for jou to rtn

nil In jour power to bring about cordial relatlonts both between joursellas principal and each nnd every one oljour assistants nnd also among joulassistants themselves.

To this cud we believe that mutualapologies will be ncccssarj', at leastbetween Mrs. Harry and voure-if- , nndalso between Mrs. Copeland nnd Mrs.Harry.

To this end wo have addressed it

like suggestion to Mrs Harrj', whowill, wo trust, meet jou half vvaj Inthis matter.

Wo wish to thank jou for jourfaithful work In the past, nnd trustthat jour future mnj be bright lu yourpresent field, nnd further. In all thlUK

right nnd necessary to the welfare ofjour school, tho department promisesIts sjmpathy and active supiort.

Yours respectfully.(Signed) JAMKS C. DAVIS,

Superintendent ot 1'ubllc InstructionHonolulu, II I , Aug. 22. 1905.

Mrs S. II. Harry, Walluku. Maul.Bear Madame: Your reply to the

charges brought against jou by jourprincipal, Mr. C. K. Copeland. has beencarefully considered bj the depart-ment.

Your frank nvowal that, as regardscertain of tho charges, jou were atfault, has Impressed the departmentIn jour favor.

However, the department cannotoverlook any Insubordination on thepart of any of Its teachers; such In-

subordination forming a Just cause foidismissal. i U

As jou nre aware, any friction botween principal and assistant musthave n bad effect upon the children,causing them to take sides In the controvers)- - nnd rendering them dlslojnlto their teachers and their school.

This state ot affairs we feel must notl.o allowed to continue In tho Wallukuschool, and It we nllovv jou to remainIn jour present position, we must Insist that jou do all In jour power lobring about a reconciliation betweenjourself and Mr. Copeland ns well fitbetween jourself nnd Mrs Copeland.To this end we feel that there shouldbe mutual apologies made, and w

hivo written to Mr. Copeland in suchtenor that we feel sure that he nndMrs. Copeland will be glad to meetjou half waj In the matter.

In tho future, jou must rememberthat Mr. Copeland Is the principal ofthe school, and hence responsible tiltho department for Its conduct, nndthat all reasonable requests Hint hemay make should bo met In a spiritot cheerful anpilebccnco and uf lojalhelpfulness

If jou feel that jou cannot renderthe depirtimnt such lojal service Inany given position, It would becomejour duty to nsk for a tiausfcr tosome other school.

Wo trust that jou will meet the dif-

ficulty In t..o right spirit, nnd that Intho future there will bo only harmonybetween jourself and jour associates.

Yours respectfully,(Signed) JAMKS C DAVIS.

Superintendent ot Public instruction.Tho letters were npproved by the

Board and It was decided to transmitIt was apparent from tho ro-

of Indlvldunl Commissionersthat all the teachers of tho schoolwould havo been transferred had thopollcj ot making a change been adopt-ed.

Miss Claypool's request for a leaveof absence of six weeks on nccount otIllness, nccomnanled b a doctor's certificate, was granted

ED. GEERS HURT.

IJuffulo, N Y.. Aug 9 Ed. Goers,

tho dinn of tho (Irnnd Circuit drUcra,bad a close call this afternoon nt Kcnll

worth Park. The etornn wns In thosulky behind King Direct In tho 2.01pneo. tlio'foaturo of tho day, whenIn tho third hiat at the head of thostiPtih King Direct, p icing strongb.(.truck his hoof through tbe wheel ofl.ocniida'8 sulk) There was a tangloof horses, sulkies nnd drhnrs almostImmedlatily swallowed in n cloud oflust When tho dust cleared (leerswas seen prostrato on the ground,I)rlci Fnott was on bis feet makinghis wa to tho Judges' stand; Locandahad been bafel caught nnd King Di-

rect bad started on n wild runnwaj.diagglug along ii somewhat shatteredsulky.

Soon stable bands nnd others. In-

cluding n ilieiclm. wero nt Gcers'side It wns found that ho bad suf-

fered n bad cut of bis leg nnd wasstunned but be speedily recoered hishn-at- nnd his first words were

Now don't ninko n hurrah of thisthing and sinrc ecrbody to deathfor nothing"

Pino Job Printing nt Tho Bulletin

,y..,fcV

TIME-SAVIN- G ELECTRICITY

Life Is too short to waste time In cleaning lamp chimneys, fix-

ing wick, and filling with oil. When Electric Lights have been In-

stalled In your house you have done forever with the above men-

tioned drawback. You turn a button and the room Is filled with agreat white light. When you need the light no longer you turn thebutton again. That' all. We shall be happy to supply you withany Information on the matter that you may desire.

HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., Ltd.Office King St., near Alakca 'Phone Main 390

KW.kVMX'TXM?XXXMXit

NICKEL PLATINGNeatly Done by the

Guy Owens Electrical Construction Company,PHONE MAIN 315 JJ 20 UNION ST.

PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE

We pack, haul and ship yourgoods and save you money.

Dealers STOVE WOOD, COAL and KINDLINGS.

Storage Brick Warehouse, (26 King St. Phone Main 58

The Leggett Sectional Spring

SOMETHING IE I

We have Just received a large shipment of a new spring. TheseSprings are In five section, each section weighing but nine pounds;It can be handled with ease by the frailest woman or child, andthey are durable and sanitary. Call at our store and Inspect foryourself. No such Spring ever old on the Islands before. A goodSpring and prices LOW.

The Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd.Hotel and Union Streets.

What Is It?Something New!

Peach Mellow

and Rasport

Consolidated Soda Water Works, ltdTELEPHONE MAIN 71

Furniture Repairs UnlimitedWe can refinlih old Oak Furniture and make It look like new,

as if It had Just left a first-clas- s furniture store that Golden Oakfinish now so popular.

Honolulu Wire Bed Co., Alapai StreetTELEPHONE WHITE 1661.

MAKER8 OF THE CELEBRATED "RU8T 4 VERMINPROOF WIRE BED"

NOW WE'RE OFF ? MWe are prepared to supply the People of Honolulu with Frht rt

ISLAND MEATS. Also, Qarden Produce of all kind; Butter, Eggs, Chick,ens, Turkey, Sucking Pig, Bacon, Ham; In fact, vrythlnn FIRSTCLA8S MARKET I called upon to furnish.

The ISLAND MEAT CO.;JAS. E. WESTBROOKE. Manager.

TELEPHONE MAIN 76. FORT ST.. OPP. LOVE BLD.

tlilrtT ouftiiimi that will CDRr ivmrniiNn. but ipfclflc prescribed for over

nrit by Doctor Uurtc" one ot Indon most celebrated akin specialists.ha Klleicalol Kczema CuitE Is the fnuious remedy to aulckly

rillmo anil iirnmnuitlj- - euro any dlnrnio nt the skin or scalp. It Is purely antl-vptl- o

nnd xormlchlnl. Wo Iiuno thousands of testimonials to proe the true vir-tue nf Us posltlw cure.

Don t wast our tlmx nnd money on "cori-alls.- " They absolutely do nogood

writ, to us at onco tor our rnmoun kuhekaloi, kczeua uckk. ii win tenthe story that Is more conWiiclm; than pjisei of argument. Price postpaid, 60cents nnd 1 00

Don't tvrrrn from thomi torturesome J'lirs. Ono nppllcatlon of the famousKrkkalol 1'ile Uork will Kle Immediate nllef, l'rlco tiulil. CO cents.THE EUREKALOL REMFOY CO., 11&7 BerQen St., BROOKLYN, N. Y.

TRUNK8HAT8ANDCAP8

t&SW.&feii ,&u, ,..A,iJfr:!lll

EUREKALOLITCH-ECZE- CURED

J. LANDOCLOTHING8HIRTS

ANDUNDERWEAR

PAJAMA8AND

Nl 8HIRTSSUIT CA&E8

1024 FOf f ST Ifl.O.r nidg tl HOTEL 8T..opriUY&i.a HOTEL'

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AvVrf':..!:Y.,Cin5"l-.M,,.-218- 1

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circulation UTUULLETIN prnLlSHI.NG COMPANY.

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Subscribed and sworn to be-V- of

foro mo this ISth day of edSEAL August. AD 1905 tlie

v fVi n,U.UN1Tr.' ICTerrT

cult, county or onim, to--

rv nf Hawaii. 'but,

WEDNESDAY AUOfST 23. 1903. a

The Tart party will he entertainedproperly as a result of Bulletin pro -

motion.

The only trouble with tho soldielwas that he' waited till others foundout traelers naturally expected

jto Promotionmltlce. This of men ho

Harrlmnn didn't for rource

Lawson's he wai NotIn Ilnwall.

If Portugce Mlko nnd Ulg John Alohacome hack Monsieur Mlkay and

Jean, that thetour has csd a',Aal lnlluence as wellas creating enthusiasm abroad.

The Advertiser Is doing Its bestthe Impression thnt Governor

Carter on his return nssume officewill In a policy of bully-rag, dictation and general all roundcusBedness. Governor Carter re-

marked that the Advertiser was not liliofficial organ,

This Is tile way one Kastern paporheads Its story of the Oyster Day con-ference: "Mr. Carter of Hawaii.

Governor of tho Island Terri-tory." the winds up withthe quotation the Brooklyn

favorablo comment, whichHarper's Weekly so vigorously at-

tacked.

one for membership In the Pro.motion Committee? What's tho mat-ter with men like Dr. "..

R. W. Shingle, Walter Dillingham,Georgo Thleldn, Mnrston Campbell?

men tuny not members theChamber of the Mer-chants' Association but they nre notfossilized and when they take hold of athing It goes with some energy. ItIsn't men lacking. It Is the anx-iety that the place may not out ofthe ruts.

Tho attitude of the Chamber ofCommerce Is practically Hawall wants many things from Wash-ington, but for Heaven's sako don't let

be Hawaii till Washingtonhas Such Incidents annuallyremind the peoplo that although Hawall is no longer monarchy, It Is nollacking In examples of flubdub and fid

In the name WashIngton what is beingrecommended more than the people ofHawaii? There are of obtaining

FORjJALE

A Nice Cozy Cottage,

Completely Furnished

In one of the most partsnear car line. This Is the

home of a and will besold at a bargain and upon terms.

FISHER, ABLES CO..Corner Fort and Queen St.

lajferjrllfrtf lar 6 aasilftati

public enthusiasm for public projectfline Federal appropriations. The bestnay not by barring the doors andpulling down the blinds so tr.at thipcorle at home may not know.

PROMOTION AND F()SKILIZ.

Naturally the people of Honolulu didnot take kindly to the seciet motionpassed by the Ilnwall Promotion Com-

mittee that enough ha been done, andat all events theie uus nothing for thePromotion Committee to do lu con--

ff;;,iv.hSroMh'iuPresident Itoo.'cvelt sa d tha other

da) In unc his speeches onUnnnm illirlrlllA' 'TllA lO'lAnit vli- -

ia p.rottng with this recognition Isk .., i,,. ii.n.t i. t,.lLUtlll' fossilized, UllL have itumiiru UK,

and'8pp leant tot it hut H irown joitoIl8tnlctlon t0 tllc lwd and by bothchanging (ussllluitlou ,,..

.. ot 3elation It

t.

it

nnnr.n t.w.nn. tvhollwp In nilIndividual, a sovcrnment. a doe- -trine.

lf8 n far cry from the Monroe Doc- -,i, u,.,ii iimmntinn rnm.' Iu. "'.....but andinlttce, nt present

method of operation lt Is not so very.far between the Committeeand fosslllzatlon.

Thnpn la vnn-n- n tn llin rnmm

fi n..i n.. pnnn r,.!,., ,' .,,, . , nrnmol.on f!',... . . ,,, nn

In needs o this lino of action Willoon cil" tor ,llc and obl- -

Furthermore, when the executive of- -fleer the Committee tells a rernrtvrthat there was nothing definite

,he , cntcrtlll,nilct t the nicet- -

Ing of tho Committee and there wassomething definite done and that tho!....-- .. .,., nn .., min,,..

tteia L,l "l"11UUTill. m rtlnao

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,

I

once

Commlttco-when "'.l,"091 nmlpriceon

bn! $200 put Theprople lmvc cmic ,0J mm Wn,lnce tecl,rcaimnwMed Committee

'" community. at'230'1lots reman toSecretary Its1

Secretary stems think ninnlns a.rc

In th? peo--! vtke

The Idea of doing nothing forparty wns preposterous Indeed.

Promotion Committers supposedto promote. The first for properentertainment nnd his

In nil similar affairs. To suggestth.U Promotion Committee should be1

r.nj thing else. suggest the rldl

why he considered himself hypo ciato Is

trlto. originate with Com- -

body ac- -

Come to think of Ive workers nnd ofanything nbout Eriultnblo or bplratlon of, community enthusiasm;

Tom "System" while sleep. only return.I

asmlcr you'll know band

to'create

tostart with

Comicopera

Dut storyfrom

No

M. Grossman,

Such be ofCommerce or

that's

this:

known Itheard.

Who ofought to know

ways

desirable ofHonolulu,

easy

Ltd

"

Is

TION

of public

. .

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Promotion

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mulwlnkernotice.

,

I'

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should

when Promotion Commit-- )

tte through lack of enthusiasm bad,.mnnaccment other cause,comes anything else. well within

bounds of ridiculous.The status of an executive officer

such Committee tells news-paper representative ono thingminutes of Committee show an-

other In cl.itA by ItselfHonolulu not larking for

Correct ClothesFOR

Gentlemen!L. B. KERR CO Ltd,

ALAKrA STREET.

THELEADING MERCHANT TAILORSGarments cut and made throughout

premises by expert white labor.

'fflmBHKSxt COMPANY.1

lHK0

HOW

INVEST

MY MONEY?

THIS VITAL QUESTIONYOU ANSWER YOUR-SEL-

WE CAN,YOU TO DECISION

BY POINTING OUT TO YOUTHE WAYS OFINVESTING MONEY ANDTHE COMPARATIVE

FROM METH-OD- .

WE WILL GLADLY DOTHIS, .MAKING CHARGEFOR CONSULTATION.

Henry Waferliouse

Trust Co., Limited.

IT r jwn T.r-- i GJi- V- wWBW mwn

EVKNINO RULLETtN. HONOLULU T. H., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1905

funds. The town Is not poor, In coin,deficient however lu properly di-

rected enthusiasm and vigorous publicspirit for carrying plans that willmake Hawaii better known abroad anddevelop inoro lsltors. The 1'romollonCommittee Is expected to supply ntleast an Inspiration and constantsuggestion for more lluly local Intel-C-

Pusslblv Tnft Incident notwithout It beneficent Influence In show-ing wherein promotion of Hawaiiwas heading toward fosslllzatlon.

ofIn after some biddingneeds. of ,,.

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or

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Is

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nntinl. nnlAHnlnlnir llluvlellnm

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the It was enter-'- "' ,,h' of, )Mace "'Iotthe minutes of the Committe- e- " acres upsetwas up .bidding rose Ingrcatcr

"that the Is notonl- - wlth "'' , ,which still be,i,.....i.with lis or

la " "8 follons- -

to It Isprivate side .ho? which 'f 4" nrca -- 01 ncr0!- - ""

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bills' the

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(Continued frn Page 1.)H, P. Drown nlro took part In thoconlcl ,'or '"'"J"''' 10. area arros, caused anOilier contest. W. Kell) w.i! the only.. ... ...... . .

I"" "" W.UIVU IK .u. , -nlirii a 4lin luianl hfIhA"" ""-"'7- ""The following lots were secured ntlll?!r. ,,r8Ct 1,rlcc' ,1,cro bcl"B " cnmpennon;

Lot 1, area 1.47 acres, upset pricetISO. S. C. Hardest)'.

Lot IS, area 1.49 acres, upset price200. C. V. Crandell.Lot 2, nrea 1.50 acres, upset price

S150. Melcana MomonaLot 13, area 1.49 acres, upset price

1200. E. H. Patten.I. SI acres, upset price

tinsen..CI acres, upset prlco

lemlnger.!.00 acres, upset price

'W 'When lot 17, nrea 1.47 acres, wns

put up Wallace had his second windand led StnnleyStephenson, who wasthe only applicant for It until the $3U0

nrK was reacned an., inc ioi KnocKC.Um It IU OlVJIIll'ilCUU. 1111 MlBL'L Jl tfwas

There were now no lots left forwl'lch applications had Lepn made, hut

. .

..wv Vr area 2.02 acres, upset price

1190.Lot C. area 2.01 ncrcj, upset price

$130.Lot S, area 1.99 acres, upset prlco,..'r'Lot 9, area 1.9S acres, upset price

5175.Lot 10, area 2.77 acies, upset prlco

$175. 'A total of $3,21.". was thus secured

for the fourteen lots sold. Of this np.pllcants paid down n fourth nt the,1"11,ct 8aIe- - c r,8t " thc ""will ho navablo In annual navments.

Will RMT ON 10BREAKWATER H. 30

Lieut. Slnttery will have his reporton the proposed Hllo breakwater readyto transmit to Washington on August30. By the Alameda leaving that daytho report will probably be sent toWashington. With the, report Lieut.Slattery will send his recommendationthnt the breakwater be or he not constructed. Ho Is stltl Investigating thoexpenses of construction, nnd nlso con-

sidering tho Hllo Hoard dof Trade'sfigures on the loss to shipping due tothe absence of n briukwnter.

9 qDIED.

ASCII In this city. Aug. 23. 1903.Kutherlne Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs. Julius Ascli, age10 years 10 months. Funeral arrungements later.

We have Just re-

ceived another lotof those popular

WHITE CANVAS HATS

ForWOMEN AND CHILDRDN

These hats have the pieced

crown and stitched brim and

are an Ideal hat for summer

wear.

They are

LIGHT and COOL,

FIT PERFECTLY and

COMFORTBALY, and

CAN DE LAUNDERED

PRICE 35 EACH.

EHLERSGOOD GOODS

SOCIETY WRECKED HER LIFE.

A Pretty New Yolk Woman's Recoverjthe T.ilk of llcr Numerous friends.

l&sr&.kkf A, s3 i.

?r- - ,y i"i liiiF ,rl

MRS. J. E. FINN.r nih t i tti i . 7

p ."v v': V,::. '""fen... Medicine Co., Columbu,, Ohio.

Gentlemen -A few year, ago 1 hadto give up social life entirely, myhealth was completely broken down.Tliaclnninp.,i.i..i .,nin)n ,.,.i r. -year. As this was out of the questionforatlme, I lgan toloolc forsomoolhermeans of restoring mv health.

In

Then Atkln- -

"I had often heard of Pcriina as '''"ck (ehaliman), F. Swnnzy, J,

excellent tonic, so 1 a bottle to,0- - Spencer,sco what lt would do for nm. .Promotion Work.tilnly took hold of mv srstem and ro--

Juvenated me, nnd In 1cm than twoiiiuniuH i wa in perreeinealtli,anu nowx hen I feel worn out nnd tired adoso ortwo of Pcruna I all that I need." Mrs.J. E. Finn. I

Address Dr. Itartmnn. PresidentThe tlartman Sanitarium, Co--!

lumbus, O.. for free iidvlcc. ' I

For special directions everyBhn.iM ,n,i -- Thn in. r i.if n

by

M.

mul it--

of

ono

of which surrounds each bottlo. Po-- I Lowrey said It was up to tho trus-run- a

is for snlo by all chemists t0 tl,plr repiecntntlves.drugglBts nt ono "SI"" '"3 1cn "

bottles five dollars. j fo" t'o years." said Lowrcy, "noThose wishing direct correspondonco 'llbt the .Merchants' Association will

with Dr. Hartuian and can wait thonecessary delay In receiving a reply,should address Dr. S. U. Hartman, Co-

lumbus, Ohio, U. 3. A.Hcnson, Smith & Co. will supply tho

retail drug trado In Honolulu.

U. S WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE.

Aug. 23, 1903.Tcrnperntures 6 a. m., 75; 8 a, m

77; 10 a. m hi;, noon, 82; morningminimum, 70,

Unromcter, 8 n. m., 29.39; absolutehumidity, 8 a. m., C.774 grains per cu-

bic foot; relative humidity, 8 a. m08 cent.; viewpoint, 8 a. m., CG.

Wind 0 n. m., velocity 11, directionE; 8 n. m., velocity 12, direction K;10 n. m., velocity 14, direction E;noon, velocity 13, direction NE

itainrai miring s uours enucu8 n. m., Inch.

Total wind movement duringhours at noon, 2C3 miles.

g

YERY AMUSING

good

workfoot

chuit piayers, eic. is ui.obo nmuiltiK, Interesting nnd

able,This varied program after tho good

work last ween, should be tho oppor-

tunity spending delightfulZoo.

Fine Job Printing at The BulletinOlllre

THE NEW NAME

AXTELL SHAW

Is a synonym fair dealing.

All entrusted thembe faithfully executed.

They tellMONUMENTS, SAFES,IRON andLAWN

supervision of

our guarantee satis-

faction.

MtLLBU Man1048-5- 0 ALAKEA ST. P. O. 642.

frlii - iriiv'iiiH . ueivT.X.&M4t:im MMbd&Jxi'inJLjJUjM a

INVESTIGATE WORK.

(Continued from Pge 1.)

for Territorial lmproemer.ts, toembodied the Governor's annual re-

port lo Washington, was read tlifwrcliiry. letter to

anbought

nnd,tces selcct

dollar per bottle, or cll:,I1Kp

six for nl,0t

per

.10

ended

Tnjoy- -

OF.

for

FURNITURE,

tsWfti

TO

theson, containing the recommendation

ns lead. It sought the expenditurescleral millions of dollars, nil

'for fortlficntlons, harbor Improtrmcntlighthouses, Federal buildings, cto1 he letter would make liite'eitlng roidlug, but It wn tho opinion of tinniHjoilt) of the members that the rec-

ommendations be withheld from thoptoas. .Mr. Pfoleniauer 'iought II

would not look well for tho newtpnjicrs to hnudlo the facts nnd go Into tin

tails bofoie the recomniendutlons hadbeen leeched nt Washington. Presi-

dent Lowrcy did not njipear to objectto publication th? Chamber'ssuggestions, but the majority opinionruled. It Is the sentiment of Cham

that the Federal governmentspend Its Hawaiian rcMiiuo foi

Improvements hero.8tandlnj Committees.

President Lowrcy announced the following standing commltteej of tinChamber to Bene (or the ensuing car

Finance It. Oalt (chairman), A.Oarvle, J, F. Morgan,

Membership w. Pfotcnhaucr.(chairman), J, i . Kennedy, J, 0.Spencer.

I Arbitration W. Lanz (chairman), J,V. Morgan, L. T. Peck, E. 1, SpaldIng, W. M. Glffard.

iiimuvn:vt .muiiiiiuv.iiuu iiiiii ihrult..ro-- K. M. Swnnzy (chairman).W. P otenhnuer. W. M Olffnrd.

n"r1;0"' BMVpltS ni Transport.M"rn IcUalrmah). J. A

Ki""" v;,-

Lant;Lesclslatlon nnd Public Improve

ments-- K. I. Spnldlng (chairman), A.iJl;rvI"' 1' " Gnlt

Ilcceptlon nnd Entertainment L. T.

President Lowrcy brought up tiltmatter Hawaii Promotion Commit-- jn-- worn, euiuk i- - tuiiBmuuuim

Chamber's represenlathes on thaicommittee was In order.

J. A. Kennedy statej that he wishedto bo relieved of his connection ns a

member the committee. PresidentLowrcy also stated that he no longerdesired to sere on promotion workas n member the committee.

H'so consiuer n newer or noi 10 unpoint new representatives.

"If Mr. Spnldlng will serve, ho willmake valuable worker."Spalding on Promotion.

E. I. Spalding said that, by way ofpreliminary, he would state that nlfirst n great deal Ignorauro was

on the part of of thoChamber and others as to the woilcthat could, in reason, be accomplishedby the Hawaii Promotion Commltt"

The enterprise was almost entirelysupported by the funds tho ship- -pIiiE.commlttce derived from tho wharftax, originally assessed for quarantinepurposes. In this way the Chamberhad created Promotion Commltteoand it wns recognized that the Chamher wns responsible for the proper con-duct of the Committee's affairs; that nwatch should be kept ou tho workings

the Committee."It has been difficult to nsccrtaln

what has been accomplished, other,,ian from ,he olume 0, tourgt travpl;.bald Mr. Spalding.

havo urged the secretary (E. SI,Boyd) to glc some definite data Inreference to the work done. Of course.at first, tho was SlsrouruglnK,but I think that, lu n general way, the

has been a good one. Whether

secretary the Promotion Commlttcorccard t0 tnnclula resuit.

Sir, Spnldlng then read a commu-

nication flora Secretary E. SI. Unyd.In this rcpoit It was pointed out

that the best way to ascertain resultsof Promotion Committee work wasconsult those directly Interested; withthis In mind, the hotel managers, liv-

ery men others had been asked tocomment on the change In conditionsas affecting business on this year'sbusiness ns compared with that of1904.Big Hotel Business.

Slannger Fred Church of the Hawai-ian Hotel had reported that Slay, Juneand July of this year showed an

over last year 2,210 guest-s-

$25.00 SUITSTO-MEASU- RE

We are turning outsuits for 125 which are

honestly worth $30. Theyare made from choice mate-rials and each Is In-

dividual. In style, fit andquality, these suits are Irre-proachable.

It will give us pleasure tomeasure you for one.

G A. MartinMERCHANT 8T. next POt FFICE.

.Urf4sM . ;fc!,JiStfWk.Utf

Vaudeville Is nlways the means of couWtlle CommltUo ,3 Colng thatspending a pleasant evening arid the bo cxpected Ig a mtMQt of opinion,program offered for this ccnlng "Adverse Criticismsthe Zoo theater., composed aB it Is of ..Thcro hnyc mnny ndvor3, am,

parody songs and fun, tight-wir- e btlrsll criticsms of tho management ofwnlklng, Btrong nets In lifting and nromotion nm! I hBv uree.t onweight balancing, work on a re- - tll0 clinrauer nn ImpartnI ,1Vestlga-volvln- g

ball, zither selections by two tlon , h!nc hcre u report ,rom tho

to

ofof a even-

ing at thetm

FIRM

&

business towill

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aii Increase of nbout 21 per day. Hothought better steamship stop-ove- r ar-rangements would nm o a much great-er dllTcieiice. Prospects for tho winter were good. Many visitors hadcome ns the direct result of Promotion work.

The Hotel reportnn Increase for the fioui Juno 1

to August 17, 1905, of 1.2S3 guests, nt

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compaicd with the same period of lafct, tails. and heartily car-yea- r.

, iricd, with favorable comment fiom allThe Sloana Hotel reports showMl a

Increase and I Lowrcy, advlccd, In view of thebig fall returns. I posed loss of tho schooner Woodbury,

Tho livery stables reported a muchbicger business this year.

Tho Volcano house had found Julythe most profitable month ever expe- -rlcnccd under the present management,reporting 70 per cent Increase overJuly, 1904. The report of HalelwaHotel was similar.

Boyd In his letter to Spalding, chair-man of the Finance Committee of theChamber, gave a detailed report of thePromotion Committee's expenditures.He said the San Francisco agency hadbeen abandoned,, as the Los 'Angelesagency was cousldered sufficient forcoast work. The Finance Committee,said Spalding, considered the expendi-ture for agencies judicious.Prospective

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Promotion secretary to the-- Finance a mutual relief society undei the nameCommittee. Spalding said that pros- - of Wo Hung Kee. The capital stockpectlvo requirements Included $3,500 Is 110,000 with a privilege of extensionfor 100.000 new folders on Hawaii, tho to $50,000.

manuscript for whlcn he handed the'President for reference. The back room In the office of tlis

The question ns to whether theso Hoard of Education Is being enlargedfolders should be printed In Honolulu In order that tho department can benr abroad had been discussed and- - the cnnblcd to continue Its practlco of

of local enterprise had nlshlng books nt cost price for tho usebeen favored, said Sir. Spalding, pro- - of the public schools,vldlng that the difference between lo-- !cnl and mainland Charges was not toogreat.

Hoyd's report stated that tho curiodealers had Increased to a great ex- -

tent; this was an Indication of In--creased tourist business,Boyd Says "Unmerited"

Spalding said that without a full andImpartial Investigation of tho Promolion Committee work he did not deemIt proper to criticize the personnel orwork of tho committee. Boyd hadsaid that a great deal of the harshcriticism was unmerited. A great dealof criticism had arisen from the Taftreception. The Piomotlon Committee,was not responsible for the eventcriticized.

Spalding suggested that as thoChamber created the Promotion Com- -

mlttee, and was responsible to .h -'linrf pnmmlirna tn iYtn Qvnnn.lll,,..

nf fund, th Charter mI ntho Investigation of tho work andpree'ueeds of the committee energeticallynnd with a view to seeing that all Isdono that can bo done.

Plotcnhauer thought the hotelsshould subscribe something to thePiomotlon Committee.

Peck observed that thcro wns noth-ing In Hoyd's report about his nrduouiwork In the matter of personal corre-spondence.

Gait naked If tho two Chamber mem-bers, tho two .Merchants' Associationmembers nnd tho member nt large, oftho Promotion Committee, had thesolo say In regard to retaining thePromotion secretary or other em-

ployed.Spalding replied afflrmatlely,

Spaldlny Elected.Lanz pioposcd Spnldlng ns a mem-

ber of tho Piomotlon Committee.Unnnlmously carried. Peel: was nom-inated, as was also Kennedy, but bothHipbo gentlemen refused. Peck didnot havo the time to spare. Tho se-

lection of the Chamber's other repre-sentative was left to be settled be- -

flSAw'ijflL.. tn.i'. 'MA2ia- - , -

tween Spalding and the President.President Lowrey suggested that tho

Chamber take some aitlon relative totho entertainment of tlif 'lnft partyon Its return from the Philippines.

Spalding moved that the Taft partybe ghen a suitable reception on Itsreturn nnld that the matter be referredto the reception and entertainmentcommittee for the arrangement of de- -

present.

that the committee lu shipping andi transportation address a letter to theSecretary of the Treasury, urging thesending here of a reenuo, cutter. Gnlt

'put this In the form of a motion. Cur- -rled.

E. E. Pnxton wns suggested as amember of the Promotion Committee.

Tho Chamber then went Into exec-

utive session (at 11:50 n. m.).

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EVENING! BULLETIN. HONOLULU. T. IF... WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1005

COUNTERFEITER CqOPER

(Continued from Page 1.)with having In his possession tencounterfeit $10 sold pieces with thoIntent to pass nunc.

Cooper, the soldier who did tho actual making of the coins, nnd HUson,who whs arrested yesterday togetherwith llnmlttoii, wcro both brought Intocourt.

Cooper was tho first witness called.He had known Hamilton one and one- -

half years. About six months ago hebad n conversation with Hamiltonabout counterfeit coins. Hamiltonand ho agreed that Cooper's gold plat-ing outfit should We used for makingtlia coins. They did somo practicinglu the work In a house behind thecamp. HUson was also taken In ontho scheme. Ho and Hamilton boughtfireclay for tho purpose. HUson andHamilton also secured a crucible,which was used. Hamilton finally de-

cided that the scheme was a danger-ous one nnd not liable to be successful, and said that ho would have noth-ing further to do with It, which Intention he carried out.

Cooper gave HUson 20 $5 pieces and2o $10 pieces. HUson tho tens Hllo Cohn.L- - Cnnnnrthat he had given halt of tho fives toHamilton.

In answer to s hyHnmllton, Cooper admitted that Ham-ilton had never had any fnlth In thoscheme. Hamilton lind not told him(HUson) that ho (Hamilton) had ask-ed him to warn Cooper ngaliist' thobusiness.

HUson next took tho stnnd. He had,ahntit six months ago, made some

with Hnmllton nnd CooperIn- - making counterfeit coins. Thocoins were melted In crucible, whichhe nnd Hamilton hnd bought at K, O.Hall Son's storo for tho purpose.Hamilton was later on detailed to thocanteen. Ho then told HUson hewould have nothing more to do withtne scheme, saying thnt he did notthink would be successful.

On Juno 23, Cooper gavo HUsonsome counterfeit fives nnd tens. Hothrew eight fives away and passed one.He gavo Hamilton eight or nine fives,hut did not know what he did withthem. He thought that Hamilton hndtold him that ho had passed ono flvoon Chinaman. Hamilton knew thatCooper had made the coins.

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Hamilton c"ross examined Hl'lson on 'would nothingstatement made tluit arrest would follow

nothingproposition. also ,l80n coins,

warned Hamilton asked Son)0lie rciuscu hrought

anything Bgan coi,,Bcoins occasion wheu Corporai mtchlns, destroyed

wsturei Ultchlnsproposition. Hllson answer-

ed that 'did.Marshal Hendry gavo testimony re-

garding search ho mailo forcoins. nt time con-

versed Hamilton, who hnd, how-ove-

never given Informationwhereabouts of coins.

Chinese, to whom Hamiltoncounter-fel- t

coin, called testify wn

asked Questions exceptionof whnt name

Tho prosecution now closedHamilton stnted thnt he wished to

mnko a took stand.Hamilton mild thnt originally Coop-

er spoken about mnklnscounterfeit Hnmllton tlipycould not bo made, Cooper offered

hi in how done, llllsmitlue neld Kinm

experiment. Hamilton Anally saidthat coins made notclently "pretty" passed

would nothing dowith scheme. not

supplies, Homo afterwardsHilton Cooper nskeda with them. HUson 6ald thatHamilton's decision matter

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On Hamilton saidthnt hi had taken soma of the coins totown and bad shown thnm to a ladybut had taken them all back to tillcam 1 again,

Hamilton nnd Hllson, who waiveexamination, were both committed.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Entered for Record Aug. 72, 1909,

From 10:30 a. m. to 4 p. m.Kulel Kupau ami hsb to Walanan

Co M

l Akanallllll to A f Tavnres U

Antono V Tavnres and wf to HenryI' llaldwin D

list of Ceo C Stratcnieyer by tr toKnucy I, A McStnrkcr O

Nancy I, A McStockcr and hsb toW Matlock Campbell D

V Matlock Cumpbell by atty to Hel-en V. Carpenter M

M II Coombs to J If Kamlo ltdN II Okiunn to Annlo V Akoug. .8url,It N Kahalepuna and wf to Ah Tuck.M

to whether they should attempt to Tho Weekly Kdltlon of the Eveningpash tho coins or not would govern Bulletin gives a romple'e summary ofliU own couduct. Hamilton bald he , the news of tho day.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Rend "Wants" on pace 6.

Henri the Ilullctln's latest offer onpage 6.

Delicious pies lllo your motherDiarie. New Knglnnri linker; I

Tho best ntnl cheapest stove wotxlIn the city. Pacific Transfer Co,

We carry In stock nn assortment oflegal blank. A. II. Arlelgh k Co.

llargnlns In pkinos nt Coyne Fiirinturn Co., Ltd. .Milking room fur fallstock.

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Fort street.Camera views, Paradise of the Pa-

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The bark James Ncsmlth will sailsome time this nltcrnoon for PugetSound In ballast.

The last section on the tall mast atthe naval wireless station Is bclnfguyed In place today.

The Canadian-Australia- liner Aorang! Is due to nrrlve from tho Coinnles this afternoon.

Thcro will be a meeting of the YM. C. A. tennis players nt the V. M,C. A. gymnasium tomorrow evening,

Tho baseball game scheduled for today between the Jutlri ami Stangcn-w.ili- !

buildings has been postponed oil"week.

The II. Wnlerhoiifc Trust Co. willhe pleased to point out to investors a

number of prolltablc ways of placingtheir money.

Kii'iich or (lormnn taught In flvi'weeks: thrco lectures nt the Y. M

C. A. I tall on l'rlilny nnd Saturdayat 1.30 nnd S p. in, "

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Acting Clovornor Atkinson Ibis morn-

ing received from tho Attorney Gen-

eral the following opinion about thestatus or the outlying Ulands, nbotitwhich Postmaster I'rutt had 'asked forInformation:

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In answer to your request for, anopinion relative to ...0 polftleal status

( certain Islnnds of tho HawaiianArchipelago uu beg to tcport as fol-

lows:' "Cure (Kure) Islnnd, or Ocean Is-

land, lies In latitude) 2$ degrees 25 min-utes, longitude ITS degrees 25 niliiutciwest, about CS miles west of the. Mid-

way Islands."Tho Midways, which wero discov

ered by Captain N. C. Ilrooks, of theHawaiian bark 'tlambla,' lie ln lat, 23leg. 13 mln. N. long. 177 deg. 22 mln.

,V. These Islnnds were taken posses-sion of In tho namo of the UnitedStates, nnd have always been consid-ered as belonging to the United States.

"As' to Hunker Island, we have beenunable to find that the same belongsto the Hawaiian Archipelago. Accord-ing to 'Index to'the Islands of the Pa-

cific,' by William T. Ilrlgham, A. St.,we Dnd that Hunker Island, or JnrvlsIsland, wag discovered by one CaptainDrown on August 21st, 1S21, and wasannexed to Orcat Drltaln on June 3rd,1889.

"I.lslarjsky Island lies In lat. 26 deg.00 mln. N. lung. 173 deg.J00 mln. V.(

and wns dUcoveied by Captain I.udnns- -

ky In 1805, and annexed to Hawaii in1837.

"I.nysnp Islnnd lies lu Int. 25 deg.12 mln. II, sec. long. 171 deg. II mln.00 sec .

"(lardlner Island lies In Int. 25 deg.01 mill. N. long. 107 deg. 59 mill. V.

Two Viothcrs Ih 11 reef, tho exlst- -

enic of which' Is doubtful, and, accord- -

Ing to the U. 3. Hydrogrnphlc Officecharts lies In Int. 21 deg. It mln. N.long. 108 deg. 28 mill. V.

"Krench l'rlgalo lies III lat. 23 deg.10 mln. 30 sec. X., long. 150 deg. 1C

mln. V.

Necker Island lies In Int. 23 deg.35 mln. 30 sec. N"., long. 1CI deg. 39

mln. 58 sec. , nnd was dlkVovcredby I.a I'erouse In 1780, and annexed tdHawaii In 18.91.

"Illrd Island lies In Int. 23 deg. 03mln, 15 sec. N., long, 1GI deg. 58 mill.17 sec. W.

"Kauta Island Is n small volcanicIsland lying 17 miles 3.W. of Nlllmuof tho Hawaiian group.

"As to Wilson nnd Johnston Islandwa bavo been unable to locato the same,but find In the above mentioned workby Sir. Ilrlgham, Johnston or Cornwnl-li- s

Island, which was discovered De-

cember 11th, 1807, by Captain Johnston, nnd which Is claimed by theAmerlcnn Guano Co. of Snn Krnnclsco.'ihe islnnd lies 10 deg. 45 mln. K.109 deg, 39 mln. W.

"According to tho 'Hawaiian Islandsnnd the Islands, Hocks and Shoals totho Westward,' n compilation Issued bytho U. S. Hydrogrnphlc Office, all ofthe above named Ulands, with the ex-

ception of the Midways, Hunker nndJohnston Islnnd, wero from time tolime nnncxled by Hawaii, and licncobecame the property of tho UnitedStates with the annexation of this y.

"It Is the opinion of thin departmentthat tho Islnnds mentioned as beingannexed from time to Unit) by Hawaii,belong lo the County of Oahu, undertue provisions of Act 39, or tho CountyAct, of the Session Laws of the Terri-tory of Hawaii, 1905, Section 1 ofwhich reads: 'Tho Island of Oahu midthe wnters adjacent thereto, shall bethe County of Oahu, with Its Countysent nt Honolulu.' "

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EVENINO BULLETIN. HONOLULU. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST

CT "Return ofSHERLOCKHOLMES

By A. CONAN DOYLE,Author of MTti Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.1

"The Hound or the nitkervllles." "The Menof the Four," "A Study In Setrler. Etc.

The Adventure ofCharles Augustus

MllvertonNo. 7 of tho Scries

IfnV, )rcwiifti, iwj. h .v.c;.... ninin e&j

mlT It years since tho Inci

dents of which I speaktiM.k place, und Jot It Nwith dllllih'hif that I

to them. For u Ion;time. oven with tho

discretion nnd roll- -

fl'IieO, It WOUld llllM" llll'l'l lninslblt tomnki' tlu fact pulilk', lint now theirlnelinl pope in concerned Is lieyond

the readi ofjiiininn law, nnd with dueMiiivtnii the story inay he told Insuch fiHilon ns to Injure no oiie. Itrecords nn iihnlulely unique experi-ence In the enner Inith of Mr. SherlockHolmes and of mjself. The render will

Htiw me If I conceal the date or anyother fnct by which lie might truco thoaitual oceuireiico.

We hail been out for one of our even-lii-

rambles, Holmes nnd I, nnd had re-

turned nliout (I o'clock on n cold, frostywinter's evening. As Holmes turnedup tho lamp tho light n cardon the table. He glanced lit It nnd then,with an ejaculation of disgust, threwIt on tin Moor. I picked It up and read:

CiiAiii.es Milveiitov,Appledoro Towers,

Agent. Hampstead.

"Who Is ho?" I nsked. i

"1 lie Aorst tiinn In London," Holmesimsuered as he x.it down mid slrctihcdhlri legs before the lire. "Is anything onthe back of the card?" '

I turned It out,"Will call at II :5i C. A. M.," I read."Iltlinl lie's nbiiilt due. I hi ) oil feel

u cieeplug, hhrlnl'liig Ion. Wiltsun, when Jou stand before the t

In the 7io and me the slithery,gliding, iciionuius creatures, with theirilcnill) ejes and wicked, Ihittonedfaces? Well, that's how Mllverloil IM

presses me. I'M' hiiil to do with llftymunlerirs In my career, but tho wonttof theiu never kiiao me the repulsionwhich I linto for tills fellow. And jetI can't get-ou- t of doing business withhim Indeed, be Is here at my linltatiou."

"But who is he?""I'll tell j on, Watson. He Is tho king

of all tin) blackmailers. Ile.ireii helpthe innn, nnd still inoro tho woman,whose secret nnd reputation como Intotho power of Mlhcrtim! Willi n Hind-In- s

face nnd n heart of marble, ho willsqucc7o mid HI1UCC7H until he has drain-ed them dry. Tho fellow Is u geniusIn Ills way nnd would li:ne made hisiimrlc In some more savory trade. Hismethod Is ns follows: Ho allows It tobo known thnt ho Is prepared to pay

cry high minis for letters which coinpromise people of wealth nnd portionHo rwelvcs these wares not only fromtieacheroiis Milets or maids, hut fre-

quently from genteel rtllllans who havogained the coulldeuce and affection oftrusting women Ho deaN with no nig-

gard liiilid. I happen to know that hupaid X700 to n footmnn for n note twolines In length nnd that tho nun or nnoblo family was tho result Every-thing which Is In tho market goes toMllverton, and thero nro hundreds Inthis grent city who turn white nt hisuamu. No one knows where his gripmay fall, for he Is far too rich and furtoo cunning to work from hand tmouth. He will hold a canl back foryears In order to play It at tho momentwhen thestake Is best worth winning.I li.ne said that he Is thu worst iiiau laLondon, mid I would nk jou howcould one compare the rulllau who Inhot blood bludgeons Ids mate wltli thislimn who melhudlciilly mid at l.ls lei-

sure tot lures the soul mid wrings theucnos lu order to add to his illicitlyswollen money bags?"

I hail M'liluin heard my friend speakwith such Intensity of feeling.

"Hut sun!)," said I, "tho fellowmust be within tho grasp of the law?"

"Technically, no doubt, hut practical-ly not. What would It prollt u woman,fur example, to get him a few months'Imprisonment If her own ruin mustImmediately follow? Ills Ictlms tlaronot hit back. If eer he blackmailedan Innocent person, then Indeed weshould have him, but ho Is us cunningas the evil one. No, no; we must Qud

other mi)) to fight him.""And why Is ho here 7""Becausu nu Illustrious client has

placisl her piteous case lu my hands.It Is tho Lady Era Blackwoll, tho mostbeautiful debiitnnto of last season.She Is to bo married In a fortnight totho Earl of Ooercourt. This (lendhas several Imprudent letters Impru-

dent Watson; nothing worse whichwero written to an Impecunious joungsquire In tho country. They would suf-lle- o

to break off tbo match. Mllvertonwill send tho letters to tho imrl unlessa largo sum of money Is paid him. I

lime been commissioned to meet himnnd to mako tho best terms I can."

At that Instant thero was u clatternnd u ruttlo In tho street below. Look- -

IU.USTn.ATED fBY f. D. STEELE i

Ir.T, iluwn, l saw a stately carnage mmslr, th brilliant lamps gleaming on

the glossy haunches of the noble chett-nut-

A footuiuti opemsl the (loir, mida small, stout innn hi it shaggy as-

trakhan overcoat descended. A lululite later ho was In the room.

Charles Augustus .Mlhertuii wns a

mini of llfty, with a huge, Intellectualhead, n round, plump, hairless face1, aperpetual froeu xinllc and two keenginy o)os which gleamed bright!)fiotn behind hioad gild rimmedglus-.e- s 'lliele was soniellilng of MrI'lekwlek's benouilemo III his appearunee. i.i.miihI onlv hj the lusliuerlt)of the smile ami b the h. rd giltter of those lotlcss nnd pelie. .Itlligejes. His olro was us smtnlti ami

as Ills counli'ii.n'iie as he mlvmieetl wllh a plump Mile h .lid elet deil. mill nun Ing his regret, f il h1lug nilssiil us ut his Urst Nit. II ilmeillsregiiinlisl Ihe niitwlictt hod baud midlooked at him wltli 'i ftc of grin.teMllterton's siiillebfudciicd; he shruggcd Ills shoulder, ii'iiniutl hi' oercoilt. foldcsl It with greet ilellbei-.ttliil- i

tiler tho back of a chair mid then tookil sent.

"This gentleman?" s.ild he, with n

iv.no In my direction. "Is It discreet?Is It right?"

"Dr. WntKon Is ni) friend and partnrr."

"Very good, Mr Holmes. It Is onl)In jour client's Interests that I protest-ed. The1 matter Is so w-r- .delicate"

"Dr. Watson has already heiircl of It.""Then we can proceed to business.

You say that you are mtliu for IjiiI.vI'.vn. Has sin empowered )oil to

my terms?""What are jour terms?""Seen thousand pounds.""Ami (he nlleriiatle?""My cleir sir. It Is pilnfiil fir me to

discuss It, but If the mone) Is not paid

Copjrliht Itr Colllfr'l U'rrklr.

TVicro Hint Huincthlwj nj Mr. I'lrknlik'tlicncvalauc lit Ittn iiiptcirmirc.

on tho 14th thero certainly will bo nomarriiiKe on tho 1Mb." Ills InsulTeiuhie Millie was more comiilacent 'thane er.

Utilities thiiUKht for u little."Vim appear to me." ho k.iIiI nt last,

"to be tiil.lni: malteni too much farer.mtnl I am. of course, familiar withthe contents of these letleis. My clientwill ceitiiluly do what I may adviseI shall compel her to tell her fuluieIiusbiitid the whole xtory mid to triitt toIds Kcnorosll) "

Xlllic i ton chuehled. '"Vim eMcully di not know the

earl," Hiihl heriom the b.ilUed look tipin Holmes'

fine I ciulil nee clearly that he did."What harm is thero In tho loiters?"

lei nsl.etl.

(To be continued)

MILLION FOR YALE.

New Haven, Conn.', August 7. Fredcrick W Vnnderbllt has given to thoSheffield Scientific School at Yalo atl.000,000 dormitory. This Is his SCO'

ond donation of a similar characterwithin n car. The first wns in me-

mory of his brother, Cornelius Vander-bil- l,

and It mnrked the beginning ofthe new dormitory B)stem of theschool,

('.round will he broken nt once for anew building, which, in material anddesign, will correspond closoly to theone erected last year. Tho site willbe In Collego street, between Hyersand HI. Anthony halls.

Cornelius Vunderhllt gnve the aca-demic department of Yale a dormitoryin 1 felt I In memory of his son, WilliamHenry, who died at Yalo while n mem-ber of the Junior class. Frederick Van-derb-

was graduated from tho Shef-IH'-

class of 187C.

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By Agnei and Egerton Cattle.

As a rule, novels written In collahoration or begun by ono author nndllnlshcd by another luno not been aBurcoss.

Tor Fotno psycholORlcnl reason not-withstanding all apparent ngicemcntIn puhjoct and style, tho contribution!)remain distinct nnd Incompatible, nutIn tho stories of Mr and Mr. Castlewe do not hae this fault. 13c !i tvieIn a leitnl sense they write an one pi- -

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Castle and which by his wife It wouldlalto a keen nnal)lst to discover.

"Huso of the World" Is no exceptionto the rule. In ftle It lollowi thosame hiKh stnndard tho Castles set forthcmseUcB at tho dutsct and havomaintained throughout their man)books The plot, too. Is Rood nnd Itsexecution satisfactory. Ilesldcs theplot and Its literary sottlUK, which tomost renders aro tho sine ipin non ofrcadnblo fiction, thero arc real thoughtsIn the book things to be rememberedbecause they nro worth while. Vowpersons of Intelligence enro to spendscveial hours reading a book that Isto he entirely forgotten; a book thatwill leave no Instlug evidence of Itsoriginal conception. Wo like to havoa few suggestive s loft ov-

er fiom the emotional stimulant.When Lady Gcrnldlno comes to the

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(formerly Troy). N. V. Wuct- - tills rcmudy wna perfietrel by ui romnlle ycara ago, after jeara of experimenting and, practicing. Ita great aucceaa haaInvited the usual number of substitutes prepared fur. and expected to bo workedoft on, tho Innocent by unscrupulous dealera. t

Trnilo Is supplied with by IIOnitON nitUO CO. King nndPort liOLI.IbTKH UIIUO C" . Honolulu, Hawaii; and TItOV CIIi:.MICAICO, lllnghamton, N. Y.. formerly Troy, j. Y. .

A

Am '. , tA.iUJMu m. . ,u.A,-- vOJ.j.uVi.-.lii.i,A)..i- .. j.i.' taiVi.,t-- . i tmU-H'xHt- m. .i.-U- &, . U., ..& -- JH....m. s. - .tjtJ, jj.4,,

&&."

DRESSY, SNAPPY ,SUITS

Prom $6.00 Up To $20.00;From Qood Ones Up To The Beat Ones.

This Is the range of prices we are offering, that should please the tasteand pocketbook. of all. The suits are of the Latest Styles, the Workman-ship First class, and the Quality the Belt ever offered for the same money.

Globe Clothing Co., 64 Hotel St.Corporation Notices.

SPECIAL MEETING.

HONOLULU URCWINQ & MALTINGCO., LTD,

CIHCUITHawaii.

of

Notice Is hereby that a special Hearing Petition for Adminmeeting tho Honolulu Urewlng & titration. On reading and filing thoMalting Co, Ltd., has been by petition Williams, athe President and that tho same will .or of said Intestate, alleging that Isaac

held at tho of tho company Noar, of Oahu. tiled Intos-I-

Honolulu on .Saturday, tho 2d day 'te at Honolulu, Oahu, on tho 4thSeptember, 1903, at 'tho hour of 2 day A. I). 1905. leaving

o'clock p. m, on said dato for tho. property In tho Hawaiian Islands e

and voting to Ho administered upon,

on a proposed amendment to by- - pralng that letters of administrationlaws of tlo Company. ue to J. F Eckhardt, It is ordered

Signed L. SCHWEITZER, thnt Monday, tho 18th day of Septora- -

Secretary. ,,cr' A ' 'J!)3' nt n. m ,

Honolulu. Aucust l. lflflS. 'til "0 and hereby Is appointed for heap

Business Notices.

NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that all ofay Interest In the Kwong Cbong Co

been sold, I am now located Inplumbing shop on WnlMkt sldo Smithbetween Pauahl and Hotel Sts. A(hare our patronage In plumbingand gutters Is solicited.UlCtf W. O.

C. Meinecke Ranch--AT

KAUFor Sale Or Lease At A Bar-

gain.

1 LOT OF 103 ACRES1 LOT OF 72 ACRES1 LOT OF 32 ACRES1 LOT OF ACRES

25 Cows, 10 Heifers andfor

and House,Milking House,

8:22The above a the . HonoluluAugust at 10:10Inquire .

MEINECKE,WAIOHINU, KAU.

I

Our $65 White

are marvel, of andstand 5 feet 8

the four sides fit-

ted with tablet,with Endorsedby "The Scientifica. and strictly

Sole Agent for Box 184.

General andBridges, Steel and Concrete

Iaui ,plrti. IA

Also curbing, crushed blackand white sand, soil or filling material

rate.

OFFICE AND YARDS.

nnd

Main 198.

OFTWINE and BRONZE

WIRE CLOTH at

A. &No. 44-5- 0 King KatoyNuu.nu and St..; Tel. aln 189.

That th. HOTEL. UNION

I. now on. offering the be.t In th.

City. MEAL8B. Propr. and

PEAR,

ROYAL PALM, and

FOR A TMRS. . M.

YOUNGTEL. 339.

klR AND

Title! to UU t I U II lUMakes riesti nnd Str.ntcth for Sick

hiu maklna .trone, rich red blood,checks disease br KUInB ?u toresist It. Sold 7B ots n bos.or bones .. or on reoelpt olprice. Write Home Treatment.bR. B08ANKO CO., Pa.

of sorts, ledgers,etc., tho Ilulletln Pub--

Hibtng

Fine Job Prlntlns

Ws. , 1 . t j

IN THE COURT OK THEFirst Circuit, of At

In I'robatc. In tho Matterof tho Isaac lato of

Oahu, Order ofNotice of

ofcalled of H. II, credit

be office

of of August,

of up- - canary andtho

'c,0ck

has

of

LET.

are

ing said in in cuun ruum inthis court at ut which tlmoand nil persons may

and .show If nny theywhy said petition bo

granted, anil thnt of orderbe In tho Englishonce n wecK for tnrco

In tho Etenlng Bulletin newspaper In Honolulu.

Dated at August 8th,19U.

W. J.Third of tho Circuit Court

of tho First Circuit.Attet: M. T.

Clerk of tho Circuit oftho Plrst3117 Aug. 9. 10, 23, 30.

The HOTEL,famo'Us country on the Unatho Oahu Railway, contain,modern and afford. Its

an enjoy allgolf, tennis, billiards,

fr- - Jh and water bathing, .hoot,ig, fitting, riding and driving. Tick'

ets, railway fare and on.full dav'a room and board, are .old at

Black ths Honolulu Station and Trent oAngus Bull, Horse, and and company $5.00. For departurj ofWagon, Harness, Dwelling trains, consult time-tabl-

Laborers' and 0n 8unday, the LIMITTanks. ED , two-hou- r train, at

at till 31st m.. returning, arrive. Inof p.m.

at Bulletin or j

C.

iHOniinieniS V?..&?ZtVS'.'du-

rability. TheyInches,

removableraised letters.

American"moss-proo- f

everlasting.FRED. HARRISON,

Islands.

LORD & BELSERContractor, Teaming.

and Sewer

at lowest

SOUTH KAWalAHAOTelephone

SpecialPI8HNETS,

FERNANDEZ SON,St., bet

8mlth

DISCOVERED

PACIFIC

STREET, operated Improved

plan., service254i TICKET3 84.50

VENHUIZEN, Man.ger,

ALLIGATORGOLDEN 8HOWER,

COCOS PLUM08ISPLANT8 SALE

TAYLOR, FLORI8T.BUILDING.

MAIN

CIINN'Q BLOOD

Hll nndNrouWomen.Sopweakneisjnelther

b bruaalsts.3 for niBlled

ueabout Philadelphia,

allmanufactured by

Company.

...u,rJ!)M

Legal Notices.

TerritoryChambers;

Estate Noar,Honolulu, deceased.

given

Honolulu,

considering

rock,

Dlank books

pcciuuuHonolulu,

placo fomentednppear cnuso,hno, Bhould not

notice thispublished lnngtngo

successivewcrKs

Honolulu,

ROH1NSON,Judge

SIMONTON,Courti

HALEIWA.HALEIWA Honolulu'.

resort, ofevery

Improvementguests opportunity toarr.viiements

salt

Including

Mule,

Water HALEIWAleave,

bargain

office

ttu

Rait CemiltUlv Annihilated

pitchedcaught. Woods

Rlnt17AOlORZe

Sale

catchererauynavoinerasteiorsaie,orwillbvihBBte!.rn'EleciricP.ro.Unliaing.unicago, iicuougau

eight times quantity,

r .s&sSSSSS&fcSoSSSSSSSSSH

AINTI- -MOSE

SPRINKLERTry OneIt will

LAST LIFE TIME

CLUB STABLESFORT ABOVE HOTEL STREET.

T.lephon. Main.

SMART HATSFOR POLO SEASON

Power's Millinery ParlorsBUILDING FORT

JUST

HOTEL LAUHALA'Cor. ALAKEA AND HOTEL

Terms: Meat., Board andLodging, day. GEO.ANAUGH, 8teward.

HAWAIIAN MA

CO., LTD.

Estate Mortgage andvestment Securities, Home.the Installment Plan,

Home Mclntyre Bldg.,Honolulu,

KENTWELL, Manager,

KEARN'S

HAWAIIAN CHUTNEY.

gredlentIs under personal supervision.

KAIMUKI NIGHT.Kawalhnu Orchestra will

tho Kolmukl Wednesday

Tbo DuIletlD the Turtle Pout

''''TiraTtt-alliwliillia- l

tJVENlNQ BULLETIN, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23,

HOT GAME WAS PLAYED

BY KOIULA'S GR AT MEN

SCORE NO INDICATION OFFUN THERE WAS CAP-

TAIN WAS DELEGATECUPID.

(Upetlnl to The llullcUii)Kohala. Hawaii, Aug. 20. It Is not

ccry day the week, In this man'sland, one can hie himself to it

recreation park and see Princes thorojal blood, Senators, Supervisorsprominent business men plajlug ball

plalng It as though their livendepended upon the outcome of thatgame.

Tho Elite Kohala, and others,viewed the game today between tho"Has Ileens" and "Would or In

words, between the fat and th.lcanl. They were entertained by highballs and low balls, swift balls amislow balls, by long hits, withstrike outs sandwiched In betweennow then, by grandstand slopsline drives, by on easy little pop111m, by long nnd most heart-to-hea-

talks bolween tho I lner andthe spectators upon one sldo (andHometlmos two sides), and the umplrcil

the other sldo these, most re-

markable combats, and at tho time toonil of the partlis concerned

should have been sawing andsaving nothing Instead of talking lll.lthirteen old women at

of thee happeningswhen the) occur all In largebill gama, things Interesting foithe spectators and keep them slnnill-i-

right on their tiptoes all thIt not cost the stjectator

anything to get to tho grounds butthey should have been taxed percapita to get out again

Prince Cupid caj talncd a team compoicd men who hava among

the best ball plajcrs these Islandhave ever produce's but who have notbeen plavlug much lately except withinthe last few- - weeks Archie Kaaun,tbe crack pitcher Wulmea'Band catcher for Papaaloa In tho biaFourth of July between andPapaaloa, pitched for the Prlncu.team, known as the HasUcens, and Kckuewa, tbe bestcatcher Kamehameha ever had and whowas Rcuter's catcher In 1903,

for the Has Ileens and materially helptheir team out as did

Tcmplcton, a recent player.the seventh Kaaua was re-

moved tho Zablan taking hisplace. Kekuewa went to centernnd Kaaua donned the big andthe chcstproteiter.

Sam Woods captained tho Would lies. nccas oui a mouias mora usa uiCI...... ni..t.i. n- -. ... r... i. nnd held tho Initial bag wbllacompletely free tho city Irora the rats and E. M. Brown and Will Achlmice with which it was afflicted a year or Ilrown and Sam weresoaro. Stearns' Paste has been used emits , i.n.n ni.mi for tii Prlnep'n team

but were pIacea wlth tuc Bebecause Chas. Sllltman. their regular

beauty

Block,

Clicult.

caught

Inning

Would

drives the rats and mice out of the houso pitcher, went to Honolulu this weekto die. and can bo depended noon to rid the 'and another player had also them.home these pests. It is sure death and Sam Woods, McDougall andgives universal satisfaction. Dealers gen- -' Achl wore the bright partlcu

do Ittr ,,. of ,ne WotlM ncs. WoodsTrlhnni H1 his fine work at the bat while,

Small site, sac; puuea uuwu nvcrni mmshe, the LOO.

AIWiVS

109

ATMiss

B08T0N ST.

OPENED o

w

8T3.25c!

to $2 per CAV

THE REALTY ANDTURITY

Real Loan, InBuilt on

Office:T, H.

L. K. General

MRS.

Is p

A ss

BY

Thoat. Zoo and

lit. mnv uu w.v.t.t.to .." ,I Uhl. .ml RffpetB In I

at Fish and

T. II., 190'

THEIN IT

Inthat

ofand

and

of

lies"

base

and oferrors

friendly

upon of

whenwood

n henpartyAll peculljr

one b.icemake

up oftime. did

in

ni

$1

of been

of

game Illlo

otherwiseDave

of couise,Honolulu

Infrom box,

Held

mlt

sew .... down

leftof A.

III. Hotel

$1

llles. Prlnco Cupid showed that hehad no aloha for the Irish when hamade a beautiful catch of a lly ball

given toplay throw-- emineni

htrnteda ..,,.Ing nice double play. Tho 1'rlncohatted well also. Palmer Woods andIlohert Hind phjed fiool hall for thoHas Ileens. Trunk Woods kept th'spectators Riicsalnt; wh"ii l.o ran plumpInto and completely prostrated hisbrother Sam, who was playing flrathase.piayinK on towarus Bccunu wucn muhall was thrown to Sam lu order tocatch Frank napping nnd put him out.Frank, nnd his 283 pounds of uvolnlu- -

polr down and all sails set,plunged towards first haso likebird, called tho rhlnenoceros, wouldfall Into the Nile, when the dusthad settled, Sam was seen to arise anilbegin hunting around for the ball,which In the melee, hadwoods. Sam was not Incensed athut when little brother Frankle begunto growl at him for getting In hU

Sam's good nature quit workingand then tbe baloon ascension.

They threw hot and lco cream shotsat ono another as fast bb two Irishwashwomen can throw brick-bat- s Ina New York tenement hack yard. Thestorm finally abated about enough

the game to proceed.When f was over and tho

smoke, of battle had cleared away, thoWould lies had piled 12 runs nndthe Has Ileens had gathered untothemselves the of

The game Is pau tonight but nt Mc- -UougaH's hotel, commonly ' called thoKohala Club, the famous IlullC'tin resides, tbo game Is ho

ing played' over and over again, nndI'veivliody Is telling of what didnot

Tho and their positions areBetter than the foreign article gUen below .

It fresher and because the favorable Would lies H. "M. llrown Wm.climatic Influences tend to give the In-- Achl. c , Sam Woods, lb Alf. Smj-the- ,

a richer flavor. Every boiling j;, clem Aklmf, 3b , Htlllmnp, ,

made

200plaj

A...rf.

other

team

ed

up

hedo

W MtDougnll, If A, McDougall, cfJos Tlmoteo,

Has Ileens Davo Kekuewa, c.--

A Kaaua c; Hay Woilehuuiie, lb;It 2b Palmer Woods, 3b

LrW!K '"" K? !-- n ...bum.

-- ss.;.: itic cpi. if:

-- -- - Templeton, ef.s., Frank. Woods,

I llMiMr jj t CSYi

You co to your barber, wook afterweek, Imping tho shampoo will euroyour dandruff. Hut tbo dandruff con-

tinues to form as badly as ever. Thotrnublo Is you do not co at It In thoright way. Tho scalp Is ills.ca-.o- andynu must euro it lioforo your dandruffwill over disappear. Simple washingwill novor bring this about.

Ayer's Hair VigorThis preparation cures

dandruff because it cures tho diseaseof the scalp, anil then tho dandruffcoon illsap-icar- s for good,

Ayer's llalr Vigor will provont dinlrul, and at tho sarao tlmo it willkeep your hair soft and glossy.PrenrcJ tjr Dr. 1. C Ajer Ct., Uw.ll, Mu., U. S. A.

The srore by Innings follows

12315C7S9Has Ileens 0002000 (inWould lies 0 0 1 C 0 1 3 0 -

Mosquitos a CurseTO MANKIND

Next To Whiskey

New York. Aug. C. "Next to whls-Ke-

mosquitoes nro thu griitcstcurse to mankind," snlil Sir PnlrlikManson today nt his apartments at tbvHolland House. Sir Patrick Is physi-cian and medical advisor to the Ilrltish colonial offlco and eminent Lo-

calise he was the first physician to discover that tho mosquito was theworst of the malarial parasites. Hoarrived with Lady Munson on tho Lulanla, and will leava tomorrow alter-noo-

for San Krnnclsco, where, beforutho Cooper Medical College, he willdeliver a series of lectures on "Trnpl-ra- l

Diseases."Years of research In tho tropin

have convinced tho plivslclan thatonly by prevention of the bite of themosquito and other blood set King in-

sects ran freedom from tropical dis-eases bo assured. Arriving thiscountry when tho yellow fever Is rav-aging New Orleans and one case hatdeveloncd In the harbor of New )orK.the opinion of Sir Patrick as to thdanger of the spread of the dlscaso intho North Is valuable.

"There should not bo the slightestdanger," ho said, "from tho case atPwlnburno Island. It Is to be presum-ed thtot your health phv nutans havoenclosed patient by mosquito bars, forIn no other way can tho disease batransmitted to another. If other casestnoulil develop among the passenger,or crows of the steamships, which amconstantly arriving from Infectedports, tbo danger would not be In-

creased, for the treatment would romain tho same anil the spread of thedlscaso stopped. Wo are in ourInfancy In the matter of tho discoverlea of tho transmission of such dlscases by Inserts, but In IJio matter ofjeuuw tuver iniciiiuii uu biiuiuu

from Hrown's bat, after a hard run 'he tho Yankees, who wentIfor it, nnd completed the by ,"r men anu uemou

...,,' tho stegomn was tho voIng runner out nt be.oud. taale- - ,.,., inf ,.,,,a

thnt

to tho

nay

fortho

sum

automobile

plajers

rf

splondlil hair

In

yet

uri'iin

....-.- - ...... ... ...v "i"Therefoie, I repent. Keep out thomosquitoes the steRonin, the yellowfever carrier the anopheles, tho ma-laria hreedcr nnd ilo i.ot dusplBO thohealth destriivlni; powers of tho culox,tho common fellow who is mi plenti-ful and perslttunt In the majority ofplaces no can transmit diseases

Frank had reached first and waRrcaiI-y- i , t10r0 I10 ,oullt int

with head

nnd

flownfirst,

Just

pasm

where

because;

;

;

;

Hind.

....

i i ,

' -,j , tj ' - " .

wncre

thin common Is tho firstraitso of many serious nndratal Illnesses.

Mad ijj ilj.

mosquitosometimes

HARRIMAN'S MISSION

New York, Aug. 3. It Is stated thatthe purpose of I;. II. Hnrrlman In going to Japan this summer on a twonorths' trip is not so much for recren

tlon as business. Ho Intends to Investlgato for himself the chance for

in tho trade between San FranCisco and the Japanese ports. Ills vis-it has an important bearing upon thefuture policy of the Pacific MallSteamship Company. A business nssoclato of Harrlman sntd today:

"Mr. Harnman carries with him In(reductions to almost oveKy Ministerof the Jnpaneso and to most of thaforemost business men In tho Japanesc empire. I understand It Ib his intentlon to Investigate tho source of in-

ternational truffle In much tho sameway that the Hill cnvos looked overtl.o giuund In China and Japan In 1893

The direct result of tho Hill Invcstlgutlon was tho alllauco between the(licit Northern and tho Nippon YtisenI.althn, which has pioduccd suchMimi rusulls for thu HIU ports nfid theMill sjbteni

flu) underwriting of the Jnpnuesubondf by Kuhn, I.oeh & Co. may belouml to be the basis of n'very profitnhlo uuilerstauiling bitween the Jap- -

nui'fe t and thu HnrrlmanInteicsts

iv; ;,:.( WUf vf&

I 1PERSONAL AND BUSINESS

NfcWS OF K0IIAL4 DISTRICT

WITNESS AT COURT HAD WONDERFUL IDEA OF LOCATION.

GOLD BUT NO SIL-

VER.

iSptclnl to The lluttettnlKohala, Hawaii, Aug 21 Judgo

Matthew man, John Curts nnd MissStolder leave for Honolulu today Intbo Mauna I.oa. Mr. Curts has beenclerk of the court antd leaves to meethis wlfo In Honolulu, Miss Stolderhas been court stenographer

A few years ago the plantations aswell as nearly every one else wereoverburdened with silver but now goldIs very plentiful everywhere, that la.If pcoplo have any money at all It Is

pretty sure to be gold.Kohala has been a busy place for

6ome weeks past Phys, socials, luaus,dancis, muslcnle9, tho court term,Chester Dovle nnd the Kohala Clubhave all tended to keep things moving.

Malinger Hall of Nlulll reports hiscine as doing very well. Nlulll expectsa good crop this jeir

F C l'actow, bookkeeper at Nlulll,acclilcntnll) broke n linger Thursdaynittlit

Dr J. Wight celebrnted his 91st .CHINAlilrt tifln v nnnl'.nri.rirv lfitelv I DOHIC

C A Drown, who has lieetl visit- - MANCIIFUIA 4 COPTIC OCT 3Ing at the Woods' residence, will goto Napoopoo In tho Kluau next l'rl-di-

List week Paymaster Ilrown, C. A.llrown nnd Ilrown were nil In Kohala nt one time thus causing considerable contusion when an) body,wanted to sec a Ilrown.

The new- - mill at Hnwl has beenworking for somotlmc in a sitlsfactory .

innnnr '

'I he Misses Haltlo nro up fromvisiting their patents.

Miss Ella Qui uu returned recentlyfrom n visit at Honokaa,

Guy V. Maj dwell and Wnlter F.Drako nrrlved from Konn last night.

An Hawaiian quartet from Wnlaluagavo a musical ut the court houso Sat-

urday nightChester Doyle will nttend tbo court

term nt Honokaa.One of the witnesses In tho recent

murder case was asked while upon thowitness stand, whero ho lived. Illsreply was "Island of II Ilea." meaningHllea, Kau. When asked whero thatwas, ho said, "Whero I work." Thentho Judge took a hand and asked himwhere bo was at the present time andthen comes the reply "Over here.". Col. Sam Parker and J. McCrossonwent to Honolulu Inst week.

The estimate of Kohala's output forthe Bcason is 3200 tons. The planta-tion has shut down for two or threoweeks, while a new drying mncblnoor granulator Is being placed In thomill.

REAL E8TATE TRANSACTIONS.

Recorded Aug. 14, 1905.

I. I) Ilrown lo Maria llrown; PA;, t, o , .. nna tn.n.l

V,n and B,Ma 30, (Fof

and wf AUO. 26Marques; I); 9 acres of lot 13,L, Patent 482, Ahualoa, Ilnmakua,Hawaii, JHI0. 11 272. p 351. DatedJuly 20, 1905,

Manuel Marques and wf to AntonoM Tnvnrcs, I), 8 acres of lot 20, U Pat4M7 Ahualua, llamakua, Hawaii; (RO.B 27.', p 332. Dated July 29. 1905.

Kahaunhookahl (w) to Jacob Hardy, AM; mtg Walter A Hard) onInt in lots 2 and 2A Or 1G39, Puunui,Honolulu; 1119.50. 1) 2S1, p 492, Hat-

ed Aug 8,Joe M Pedro nnd wf lo Fiank

I); 1 tharo In hul land, IloluaIon, 2 nc r I'd land anil hldgs, Holualoa2, N Koua. Hawaii; (COO,

371. uuii'ii July 11, 1905 I

C Q Yeo Hop by mtgeo fo C AhChin; Fore Sale; 1 2 Int in leasehold,nivvr St, $100. II 274, p223. Dated July 15, 1905.

Choy Ah Chin to Chun Knuo; ALJInt In lots 1 and 2, Kill 11215, Ap 0,

Hlver St, Honolulu; $1000. B 273, V

204. Dated Aug 1, 1905.Manuel I) da Sllvclra and wf to Aus

tin Herbert et nl; I); por 11 P 1047,

Kul 585, cor Nuuanu and Pauahl Sts,$1000. II 269, p 372. Dated

June 30, 1905vJ Alfred Mngoon to Walter K

ct al; Itel; Int In por Ap 2. It P3IC5 nnd land, St, Honolulu; 1900. U 250, p 18C. Dated Aug12, 1905.

Peter C Jones Mil to Chung Mong;L; (Irs 1894 and 2810 and Aji 5, U V

1809, Kallhl 10 )rnnd 4 mos nt JflO per mo. II 273, u 206.

Dated Mar 9, 1904.

NO LAND LUBBERS,

B wharf.

Washington, August 4 That Secretary of the Navy dins notpropose to b.ivo it navy of "laud lubtiers" Is evidenced b .the row-- policy

toduy at th'o'Nnvy Depart-ment Hereiflcr spicl.il enlistment,will bo abolished nnd all enlisted menwill be rcqulicil to serve their fullnt sea. with good conduct a requlsltoto promotion All men on Bhorp duty

rho Ilurrlinnn people now for nlly considerable length of tlmo willlinvt n verj great stnko In the Orient do ordered to ships as soun as posslbluaniWt'fs being constantly Increased, as to do their proportionate share of sea

tho Pacini Mail SleaniBhlp Company, duty Shortage of men and officersInc rensea Its licet. .fur the now ships of tho navy Is be

loved to bo one of the reasons for tb

Fine Job Printing at Th. Bulletin I new order.

Oceanic Steamship CompanyTIME TABLE

The steamers of this lino will arrive and leave this port u horeandao

FROM SAN FRANCISCO:

ALAMEDAVENTCItA

SlEUItA .

ALAMEDA

...AUO. 25

..SEPT.

..SEPT. ID27

20U

In with tho of the above theto Issue, to coupon by any

from San to all points In the United and fwmYork by any lino to all ports

TO

of the will call andthis the

FOR JAPAN CHINA.

Koltr

ALAMEDASIEItltVALAMEDASONOMA

S. 8. CO.,

.SEPT.

connection sailing steamers, stentsprepared Intending passengers,railroad Francisco Stales,

steamship EuropeanFUUTHEIl PARTICULARS APPLY

Wnv G, Irwin & Co,, LtdAGENTS.

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.Occidental and Oriental Steamship

Company.Steamer, above companies at Honolululeave port on or about dates below mentioned:

AND

MONGOLIA

OENERAL

' Call at Manila.

C

,.SEPT....OCT. G

FRANCISCO.

SEPT. BEIT.SEPT. 13 BEPi.SEPT. 27 KOHEA SEPT. 27

OCT.

1903.

.OCT. 13 PIIIEIUA

For general Information apply to

..OCT. 17

.OCT.

R Hackfeld & Co. Ltd., a

AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N S. S. COiDirect between New York and Hawaiian Islands, Via Pacific Coast

Prom IVew Vorlc8.S. "AMERICAN" AUGUST8.8."CALIFORNIAN" SEPTEMBER

received at all time, at the Company'. Wharf, Street, BoatsBrooklyn.

San Prnnclaco To Honolulu Dlrwct.8.8."NEVADAN" AUGUST3.8. "NEBRASKAN" SEPT. 12

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

Honolulu to San Prnnclaco.8.R."NEBRASKAN" AUGUST 23S.8."NEVADAN" SEPT.

Seattle and TacomaVia 8an Francisco.

8.8."NEVADAN" AUGUST 298.8."NEVADAN" SEPT.

For further Information aptly M

C. P. MORSE, H. Hackfeld Co., LtGeneral Freight Agent. HONOLULU.

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nnce In this Territory. forThe Hoard of Health requires from

(ach i)i)sclan attending u c.tso resuiting In death n lertlflcafe showing be

inure of death, and these leconls. fur-nish our only possible basis for n.

Our je.-w-- fur Honolulu show us we

follows for one c.r ending Augustl.'th.

number of attended deaths. ,'

Including all Hospitals and Institutions, except the Insane Asy I .t .- ' Ciliui"

While I'hyslclans attended 421,01Hnwallans JU3

Chinese 31 theJapinese (Hospital cases). orWhite races lCiJ nnd

Chinese I'hyslclans .attended 49 orIlawnlliins 2SChinese 24

InnmtJapanese I'lij slcluns attended 2J8

Japanese 157llnwullaus 74Clilncso 17 nnyWhite races 8

TotuI 72C

From this, It Is a fair conclusion tn

that two-fift- of tho piactlce of thoJapanese phjslclans Is drawn fromother nationalities than their own.

I tailed your attention, nt your lastmeeting, to the fact that In the pastfour and one-hal- f jcars 41' Japanese theand 52 white physicians had been ad-

mitted to practice. I now Inform southat of the S2 whlto physicians, 25 haveleft the country.

I know of no Japanese physician whohas been required to pass his exam-inations lu the Kngllsh language or thewho has been refused an examinationIn his ouinlnnguage.

I believe he evidence tends to disclose a growing desire to exploit the

i profession beyond" the limits claimedinu a grgwing uisrespcci lor law onthe part of the Japanese.

Recently, I have been compelled to I

hire two detectives to attempt toevldenco of unlawful practice,other iinnoylng cxpenso nnd loss

of time. As l spotted, wu convicted omJnpaneso phjslclan for unlawful prac-tice.

I know others, by name, who are flu caking tho law nnd we mo notderelict in our efforts to tccuro evi-

dence nnd convicting proof, it la dif-ficult to ubtulu proof, for wu are bucoming ns strangers In our own luud, thowhen It comcj to language.

Where wo have had dourus ns to thnqualification of certain Jupanes,e phy-sicians to recogulzo certain lontagloiM twodiseases, we have given them thebenefit of the doubt.

During the months of November nnd WorVtr.Anl,i. 1 Oft m,1 Inminvaf 1ftfV" tl,A

ing,SOMETIMES for

jp 4fl A n n Q I'tlllllCt, J.tU1, HUH JUUIIUIJ, IJUJ, ilia"uHni3r3 uOi. rrODS."e'e ,llscase- - Trachoma, became very

r prevalent. Soon after, there wns hind- -

from neglect of the teeth. Causts which we are better able toremedy than others; are not well enough understood by suffer.era for them to come here for relief. To avoid harm from de-

cayed teeth, come In for F ee Examination.

F. L, FERGUSON.D. 0, S.The Expert Dentist.

215 HOTEL ST.,

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to the taste; sure In action.

Try a bottle for that tired feel-

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Ik f. Unity &h,V )LE ACENTS,

101 TO 105 S. KING ST.TELEPHONE MAIN 140.

ed mo n iiersonal advertising circular,printed lu the English language, whichwas being distributed throughout tlicity, and, lu which a Japnncso phy-tlili- m

stated lie was u specialist In thntreatment and uiic of his disease ofthe oji Trn bnnin. Unable to find Illsname, as signed tu the circular, ninongthoc adinlttoi to practice. I nt oncecalled nt his office. Not finding him,I left a request that he cull on me.He dhl to with nn Interpreter. 1 atoih e rciopnlzcd hlw us having beenreientl admitted to practice, but. ItcViis. In his unf.iinlllurity with tlio

'English language, ho had misspelledIlls name lu giving It to us.

You hac hero an Instance of a Jap-ano-

physician, unable to speak aword of English, Immediately seeking,

admission, English-speakin- g patronage.

My attention was called to a cer-tain Japanese Honolulu physician, whohad nn unlicensed representative on anearby plantation, through whom hewas said to be practicing, picstimitblyunder Section 1000 of the Revised

us. I caused a watch to be keptsix weeks. If the Honolulu doctor

visited either agent or patients, wefailed to secure the evidence, and. If

did not, the agent was viola tint thelaw.

Lust Wednesday, I believe, we ills- -covered n similar case, but doubt If

frostcorner

can convicting evidence In about to when hoother noise In Greater York

In making request loon. It sounded ringing ofHawaii for register. Kakalla tn

atc as to names front rolledlocation of violators Inmpty to window, so

. ... . ..in lip known lie lilm. Mm IMesiilnnf.: i . . ."."lc oarl '.' " liln theNo iiersiin. nimreelniln,- -'

Knkttlla'8goodduty of those ran

llipllhnn.i nniimir m. ihn,., nttMuIndulged Ioon.

tnrinii'.-iirlii-

lators law. I

admitted Japanese I

pursuit of their profit, welfare'iiiiiinimon. i i. n,ir ..nrf, i

welcome right, are extending ., icppractice In nil directions to any

language, pre-sents Itself.

These gentlemen have been treatedwith extreme courtesy nnd good will

their admission, association and re-

cognition.The question now arises to what ex-

tent future candidates nre entitled tospecial which amount tospecial privileges, to detriment

public of health amiequity to citizen physicians of thTerritory Hawaii. . ,

Other political divisionsworld have met same questionvarious ways, I place jousuch Information ns I can us to

regulations obtaining In England,ucrmany, Kianco, Ilelglum, Ituly, etc

August 22nd: Since writing thluove, l nave information wehave, within ten days, succeeded tnconvicting two Japaneso phvslclans furpracticing a license, nnd twoothers have quit their Illegal practlco.

nm obliged to leave forlon .

1 recommend ou at once plncoamong of ion- -

taglous diseases to bo piomptlyported to Hoard Health.

I place before you u""" W- O. Smith, lelutlve to the

the Koine-hamehn Schools, received loo foryour

It Is my purpose, should It meet withnppiovnl our committee on

cemeteries, to call together offl-ic- rs

of Oahu Cemeteryproposed Wnlnlae Cemotery, proposed

new rortttgueso and" " ' poasiuie to uoviso sonitf

solution or perplexing situationhave open for burials 19

cemeteries, ono nndthree new ones It wouldSeem Honolulu vn. Intftnt........ nn.... ...,.,..- -mntn.talnlng its reputation for overdoingmiiiKo uhu sciiucnng enonswould bring about, if combined, a last

well-kep- t, beautifuldead. Scattered efforts mean

chaos in end.The sanitary condition of Lahalna,

Maul, Is disgraceful. We had hopedthe Legislature would give us a sanl.

J. S. Pratt withpower ns agent of Hoard

Health.submitted,

1!.

President

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Wednesday, August 23.

Am. lik James Ncsmltli, Wnrner,for Pugct Sound ports, 1 30 p. u.

II IIIR0IYThrco saloons In the part of

the city wcro early thismorning, all apparently by tho sameperson. In every n hole was borcd In tho panel back door andthe latch turned, after which butglar entered nnd' forced tho cashIntpr.

The thrco sajoons robbed were the!Prost, corner of Ueretanla nnd Man-kc- a

streets; tho be-

tween King nnd Ueretnnln on Anlnlane; nnd tho (Irentcr Now York, onLllilm street mntika King. Tho saloons were robbed In thisorder, burglar going towards Ivvl

lei. The man bored nngur holes In tho'oor ImiiPls. The augur used was .1,

funking n nnio inrgtenough to flip the, hand tin ninth. Thelatches are slmpl spring bolts, andeasily turned. All augur holes'are tho same slro. Ten dollnts nnd iS2.C0 box of clgiiis were taken fromthe l'rost; jln nnd three bottlesbeer flora nnd ?Jfrom ,tln Oicuter New York.

It Is piobable that nil rolibcrlewere lommltted between 2:30 nndu.Il o'clock this morning. Thosaloon, on of Ucretnnla nndMnunnkea streets. evidently

secure was do so heardthis or the case. tho New ssi- -

his of the pro- - like thoprletor'of the Shltipo prl- - 'he ensh went

Information, tho uud'the of the saloon nnd nnof the law- -, claim- - beer barrel the

..:.--. :..'pioprietles.

tho

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one first entered. Tho Japaneseprlelor this place state that brclosed up at 11 10 Inst night. He

Bleeps upstairs over saloon, nndsays that he wns nwnke until 2 o'clockand heard nothing.

Two blocks nwny. In Anln Innc lietvvecn llcrctaula and King streets, inthe saloon. This wasclosed about nnd was cntcictlafter the l'rost.

The Greater New York saloon Is ouI.IUhn mauka of King street. OfflcoCharles KaLalla's bent brings him to

thn corner of I.lllha nnd King nt 3:41 '

when he reports, to the police stationfrom police bo 17. I.ntt night at 3: IIKakalla went to the box ring and

........ ...... .. ..'.,. i. u i..ni 1.A r 1una liu cuum icm titc- uto unsung.. i . ... ,t,." " "' "''"' "'"""""";'cash register. The man up.

Knhnun nan to nin nronnu 10 uacn

Detectives David Kaapa' and llarrfKllnt aro worllS on tho case today.A rr"'8ueso boy. name unknown, Itsuspoctcd. Ho has been hangingaround tho saloons for somjf time, nndIt Is evident that tho burglaries vvcr

made by someone know tho slmpie nature tho door latches. Thrboy has been In Jail before. He wllprobably bo arrested some time todnntxtnnnttnnun:tmnumntn:unr4nEQIIIlKMENTS OF

FOR I.ICF.NSi: TOI'RACTICIJ MEDIClNi: AND

KNGLAND.All physicians nnd surgeons must

bo graduates of a Ilrltlsh college oruniversity lecognlzed by tho GeneralMedical Council of (ireat llrttatii anilIreland nnd be registered nnd licensed,

responsibilities of citizenship!1' lll v,cc blu,Ke on cl,rthe making their out through back door.

Iwoulil'hnve in a pett refusal,01 lll and by UiIb time tlllBPil' oxnrenlnnn ilnJlH !"'

ofThe physician?.

ofoppoituulty

exemptions,of

of

oftho In

before

without

that"Trachoma" list

communication

Agricultural Department of

lastjncctliiK,

of

Association,

Cemeteries,

now

contemplated.

restlng-plac-- ii

the

of

I'INKIIAM.

DEPARTED.

III

burglarized

Knmehatnehn,

ofapparently

the

ofKninehniiieha,

prof

the

KnnichamehB

cue

of

VAUIOUSCOUNTRIES

Sl'ROF.RY.

homo,'1"11

disappeared.

administration

enlargement

Respectfully

the beganPublicIf

usedof

0f for one year nnd passexaminations by that nivcr--jelty, which equal the nfive-ye- course, nnd then bo registercd and licensed.

No foreigner colonial, whnteveihis can bo admitted tn

jpractlcc, one year's study nndfctrct examination nt Dm ham Unlvnr.KLV

In Germany, nil candidate!! must past

Federal Council thright to exempt from examination Individual of dUtlngulshrn(clcutlflc

practlco medicine withouthlivlttfr nlitfllnnil Mm

of Doctor of Medicine, secured throughrigid government examinations undconforming to Uu ordinances.

a must reside In Trancefour years, (onform to nil termsnnd applicable to cltlzem'n. t.t.nM ,,.. .. .I-- ,. mi... - it. Iut iiitiuuiug iiuuiiiiytary service, when, If Unit quail.

cd. he mnv lie lied to thn nrnt!.rice of medicine.

ITALY.Applicants aro admitted to

medicine and by taking the degree of "M. at ono of the 11Italian Universities, 22linitlons, which six jears.

tmids to practlco. He can practlco Inthnt district only, nnd only ujion pa-

tients of his ownAny violation this regulation li

by for fromto twelve month.

tary food com-- 1 ,1'roporly quatlned men mayfor that place, but It failed to do hnvo his diploma examined by local

so. We dcslro to take effective authority nnd be registered nt the Pie-un- d

therefore. hnvo decided to send 'fecttiru of nlutrin, tvi.inh in.1). to tbut place

L.Uourd of Health.

lower

of

to

who

WhitneyWE ARE SHOWING

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NEW TODAYNOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given thnt theknown Hk'o & Perkins.

has been this dny dissolved. Tho ImIness will bo carried on In the futureby Iloscoc W. l'crltlnn nnd liabili-

ties will be liquidated by lilm.itoscon w. i'i:iikins,

w. nicK,T!y his nttorncy In fuU Wndo War-

ren Thner,tlonolulti, T. II. , Aug. 22, 1905.

aiuryt

OPEN AGAIN

CALIFORNIA RCSAURANT.DINNER FROM 5 TO 825:.

Caviar on ToastSoup'

, Cream of Asparagus 'Fish

Red. Snapper with Tartar SaucePotatoes Julienne

ENTREES.,Fillet Beef MushroomsPineapple Fritters a la' Rum

RoastStuffed Turkey and Sauce

prme RbK of.BecfVegetables

Mashed Potatoes Green PeasSalad

Fresh Lobster ,

DESSERTMince Pie

Vanilla Ice Cream ,and CakeCoffee, Tea and Ice Tea

IIf'WILL GET

118 mmmThe question of the payment of tho

$3000 appropriation for the Kona Or-

phanage has been bothering depart- -menial heads during tlio last few days.

ers to the aggrcgalo umoun. of $125

monin. I

The section of the Organic Act,which provides thnt noof public money be for n,

and privateschools, puzzled the. Auditor and heasked the Attorney Geueiul for nnopinion In the matter.

Tho Attorney Gcnernl states In hisopinion that there Is no school legallyKnown ns me tvona urpunnage, um

sii)s thnt there Is no evldenco of Itsbeing u school with In tho meaningof the Organic Act ns It Is, more In thonature of a .home for orphans. ,JIoholds that the is for apublic person, but disapproves of thomethod of distribution suggested- - byNavls, holding that'll sitild bo paid"i in "imp Bum

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAUSTRIA-HUNGAR-

The restrictions correspond toin Germany

IlCLaiUM.Tho state examinations must be past-

ed In the Krcnch language. Exceptionrarely granted, and, If so, the hold-

er of the license Is limited apractice only.

DENMARK.Any ono desiring to practice must

liui-- taken tho degree "II. A." und till"prescribe 'course, at the Uni-versity of Copenhagen.

No exception from these rules nreto any foreign physicians.

TURKEY.neiil in either the

The course must be five years. No trouble when Superlntcnd-Colonl-

or foreign degrco Is nccepted cut Davis of the Department ofGraduates of stipulated medical Instruction asked tho Auditor the

schools In Germany, France, United appropriation could not bo In pay-Stat-

etc.. may attend tho University lK salurlcs the Orphanage teach- -

Durham therequired

requirements of

orqualifications,

without

GERMANY.

as

ns

tho "Approbation" or examinations le lit canines Hint the donation by tho I.eg-th- n

Germnn languugo. The icqulro Islature wus meant f tho Hawaiiannicnts are novel e. , .Orphanage, and Industrial School. Ho

The teserves

Instancesnttiiinmeiits.

KKANCK.None enn

illnlnm.1

forclgnarthn

regulationslu nun

fullyidin

practlcisurgery

D."passing exam

require

nutlonnllty.of

punlshnbln Imprisonmenttv.vo

orricer nnd Inspector medicalblued

stepsI thn in i.

FINE

QUILTED

alt

Aujiiun

of yvlth

Cranberry

appropriationcan mndc

denominational

appropriation

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TABLELINENS,

TOWELS,

OILCLOTH, 54 In., 25

OILCLOTH, 3 yds 25

While the Agents of manyLife Insurance Companies arepetitioning their Officers fofthe ANNUAL DIVIDEND pol-

icy, It Is a source of great sat-isfaction to the Policyholdersof the Pacific Mutual to knowthat their Company hat beenIssuing almost nothing elsefor years

No petitioning necessary forliberality with the good oldPacific Mutual.

The Directors of the Com-pany are by the CallVornla lawmade Jointly and severally lia-

ble for all monies EMBEZ-ZLED or MISAPPROPRIAT-ED by the officer during theterm of office of such Direct-or. Quite a provision from theSECURITY STANDPOINT,considering what hat recent-ly occurred.

The best policies are Issuedby the best Company onEarth for policyholders.

THE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE IN?.

CO. OF CALA.

CLINTON J. HUTCHINS

General Agent920 FORT STREET.

NEWHOTSODAS

BEEf TEA,

CHICKEN BROTH, '

TOMATO NECTAR,

CHOCOLATE,

MALTED MILK, ETC., ETC.

The above are a ftw of the latettdrinks added to our already long Hitof fountain drink,

.Chambers Drug Go,,LIMITED.

COR, 'FORT AND KING. STREETS,

h r. tr vrRAPID BATH HEATERS

Furnish plenty of hot waterany time day or night for

toilet and oathCan be installed In any hath

room or anywhere withouttearing ever) thing v-.- Oneratedby anyone. Very economical,

Ftr Salt IjE. R. BATH, AGENT,

PLUMBER, 165 KINO 8T.PHONE MAIN 61.

PIANO SALE

COYNE FURNITURE CO.. LtoTurkish or Trench language nnd tho are telling out their ttock of Pianoscandidates may tako with them In-- J CHEAP, to make room for new

from their own consulate slgnment EASY TERM8.C. G. BADENFELD, Local Agt.

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin. ' HOTEL ST.

Auction Sales

JAS. F. .MORGAN847-85- 7 Kaatiumanu Strut,P. O. BOX S94. TEL. MAIN Tt

A SNAP !

LET ME SHOW IT TO YOU.PART OF THE

WaUrhouse PropertyBack of Nuuanu Street, frontage on

School Street and Lane.

, GOOD INCOMEAN INVESTMENT !

TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1905,

12 O'CLOCK NOON.At my salesroom, $57 Knahumanu St

JAS. F. MORGAN,AtJCTIONEttt

At AuctionFRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1005,

10 O'CLOCK A. M.,

SADDLE HORSEAt my snlcsiooni, SI" Knahumanu

Street, I will sell1 SORREL HORSE, 13 hands high;

gentle; kind; weighs about 1000 lbs.ALSO

SADDLE nnd UH1DLE.

JAS. F. MORGAN,AUCTIONEER.

AT AUCTIONTHURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1905,

AT 10:13 O'CLOCK A. St.,The entire contents o( that

FIRST-GLAS- S BOARDING HOUSE

The MELROSEtltunte on King street, near Wnlklklroad, consisting of 35 rooms. Com-prising: Bedsteads, Springs, Mattres-ses, Durcaus, Washstamls, Chair,Rockers, Toilet Sets, Rugs, DiningTables Linen of all kinds, ninnkctt,Counterpanes, Pillows, Picture.

LUDWIG PIANORattan Rockers. Lounges, Cheffonlers,Sideboards, Bookcase,

. STEEL RANOE.Glassware, Crockervvvare. TlnwaraAgateware, Plants, Etc., Etc.

iJAS: F. MORGAN,

Auctioneer. .

t

AT II A.M. DAILY

the finest train going east.

OVERLAND

LIMITEDleave San Francisco ""' ,

Chicago. In 3 Days

Special Rate to Eastern 'point during June and July.

Call on agent at Irwin & Co. ;

cfflce and secure Information

about rate and sale date.

Information Bureau,613 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO,

CALIFORNIA, U. 8. A.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Three TrainsDaily

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Chicago,- - St. LouisAnd All rlnclpal Eastern Point.

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Dcarf',Citr

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Do suro your ticket reads via theUNION PACIFIC.

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