1. art and entertainment
2. shows and events
3. festival

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Report on Equitable Society Begins ToDay
HAWAII.
HONOLULU,
XIII.
THURSDAY,
JUNE
29l
No.
1005.
4i4r
AT
ANDREWSI
BAD FIVES
AND TENS
SAID TO HAVE
BEEN MADE
OUT THERE
o oo
3.
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LEAD THE METAL USED WAS GILDED.
if.
,
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,
POLICE APPOINTMENTS FOR OAHT WILL APPARENTLY HAVE TO).
BE AGREED ON BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND THE COUNTY SHERIFF ANDREWS DENIES THAT HE WILL MAKE ANYi
PRO FORMA APPROVALS OF APPOINTMENTS.
M UTINY
RIFEi
LIBAU, Juno 23. Tho Russian sallora here are In a state ot mutiny.
T!ey attacked the government stores, seized arms and fired Into the officers
quarters.
Troops aro being sent to tho scene.
.
Douthltt places tho power of approval
of Brown's appointments with Andrews
hence Sheriff Drown and Andrews
will apparently have to get together;
on the appointment matter.
Since tho news of Andrews' power
In tho matter became known ho has
been besieged with pollco applications
and "knocks," tho latter Coming front
parties anxious to prevent appointments of some who are reported to ba
likely to be chosen by Brown.
EAVKHEy
DOLLAR
O
RUSSIAN CRUISER SINKS VESSEL.
Java, June 29. The D.uv.sh steamer Princess Maria was over
hauled and sunk on June 22 by the Russian auxiliary cruiser Terek. The
Russians declared her cargo to be contraband of war.
BATAVIA,
o the Twenty-eight- h
arrested yester- were
Artillery
Coast
day afternoon by United States Marshal Hendry, on charges connected
with the operation of a counterfeiting
plant at the camp, which was turning
out spurious ten and five dollar pieces.
Those who were operating the plant
had splendid dies and were making
excellent imitations of the gold coins
as, far as appearances went, but the
coins are light weight and do not ring.
They are made of lead and copper, and
glided. The gold plating machine was
found and Is In the possession of the
federal authorities.
The investigation was started by tne
discovery and rejection last Saturday
by a local bank, of one of the bad ten
dollar pieces. The fact was reported
to U. S. District Attorney Breckons,
who at oncd started an investigation.
A ten dollar piece was passed on the
Transit Company, on the same
day. It was found that it had been
in by a conductor and passed by
-
Attorney General Andrews denies tho
published statement that ho has decided to approve tho county sheriff's
police appointments "pro forma," as
(Associated Press Cable to The Star).
a matter of legnl necessity. Andrews
says that if ho has to approvo the apODESSA, June 29. The terrible rioting here continues. Three hundred pointments at all, he will assume tho
rioters have been shot, all the warehouses and several of the Russian steam- full responsibility of doing so, and will
'
uso his judgment In making tho apers have been sunk.
The crew of a government transport mutinied and seized their oillcers provals.
Tho county act as Interpreted by
then joining the mutinied crew of the battleship Knlaz Potemkin to whom
they turned over the captain and other officers of the transport.
both Andrews and County Attorney
COMPANY OF COAST
FOUn PRIVATES OP THE TWENTY-EIGHTARTILLERY ARRESTED CHARGED WITH MAKING OR "SHOVING
THE QUEER" THEIR DIES SAID TO HAVE BEEN EXCELLENT
Four privates
AND BROWN
have used it for Innocent purpose:!,
such as plating jewelry, etc.
YALE WON THE VARSITY RACE.
NEW LONDON, Conn., June 29. The Yale crew won the varsity
race here today.
THE GAMP
o
elght-oare-
d
MAJORITY OF INTENDED PASSIJJ - TfERS
VESSEL MANY!
LEAVE
THREATEN TO INSTITUTjaLIBEL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST TUB
STEAMER WHAT CAPTfjrfN BRUCE HER MASTER HAS TO SAYi
REGARDING THE CRAFT WANTS AN INSPECTION FOR LICENSE.
Tho greater portion of the Japaneso
who went aboard the S. S. Stanley
that It the agreement was
to land the Japanese passengers la
Seattle, they will bo taken thero by,
an American vessel from Victoria. Hot
says that the Stanley Dollar wns formerly tho American transport Egbert
nnd is able to aceommoUato tho passengers. Captain Bruce nlso says that
a request has been mado of tho Customs for an Inspection in order that
a passenger llcenso can be given tho
vessel, the former license having expired.
Tho vessel did not sail today;
and will remain Indefinitely In port
until the present trouble will have
been settled.
sel, says
Dollar for transportation to the mainWHOLESALE LYNCHING IN GEORGIA.
WATKINSVILLE, Ga., June 29. S even negroes and one white man sus- land, havo left the vessel and many
pected of assaulting a woman, were ly nched here today by a mob of citizen.
have announced their Intention of
libelling the vessel to secure the re
0
turn of their' passago money. The Jap
MORE TROUBLE AHEAD.
SEBASTOPOL, June 29. A battleahlp'tind cruiser have been sent from aneso claim that they bought - the
camp McKinley was greatly stirred
tickets under the impression that they
by the crests. There are reports of this port to Odessa.
wore to be taken to Seattle but they
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numerous appearances of bad coins In
havo slnco learned hat tho vessel, beIn a poRer Bamo pIayeu
PRESIDENT ACCEPTS WALLACE'S RESIGNATION.
the camp
OYSTER BAY, June 29. Tho resignation of John F. Wallace ns chief en- ing a foreign bottom, can not carry
there on th(J ,ast payday tw0 or tnree
bogus Jive dollar pieces mjjde their gineer and member of the Panama Ca qnnl Commission, has been accepted by passsengors between American ports,
so they were to be landed In Victoria.
,'
appcarancei and it appears that there President Roosevelt.
Captain Bruce tho mustor of the ves
hag been ulscusson among a number
of the men ,lbout le bad nioney.
Prlvato cooper has made no secret of
outfit,
hg
esslon ot a
and Jft fac(. solcItea busnesa for it,
offerlng to rcpiate the buttons of
fl
ctc
rho outfit was seized by
n
Dtatr,ct Attorney Breckons and
sha, Hendry together.
It was found
.
soldier.
a
apparently ready for the
(ure' f Ug
The four men arrested are Thomas
wlth othcrs
Jackson
Cooper,
James
Hilson, J. T.
Qr(j tQ eave hero
sod)crs
AUTHORITIES GET ANOTHER GOLD PIECE FROM CAMP
and Jim Longley.
,
t,
MASTER OF THE STEAMER HAS NOT PRESENTED ANY LICENSE FEDERAL
McKINLEY WHICH IS SHOWN BY ITS DATE TO HAVE BEEN
Hilson is the man charged with hav- co,n
ed Qn a Rapld
TO CARRY PASSENGERS AND ONE WILL BE REQUIRED BEFORE
MADE FROM A DIFFERENT DIE FROM TflE OTHER TWO SElng parsed pne of the bad ten dollar
conductor is in possession of
CURED YESTERDAY.
PASSE"
TO
JAPANESE
DEPART
WITH
BOAT WILL BE PERMITTED
states Marshal Hendry, also
in his possession when arrested. Hil UnIted
of one ot
posesslon
In
one
the
found
the
NGERS-CUSTOMS
CASE.
AUTHORITIES IN THE
son claims to have borrowed the ten he
cast there were
At least three different dies were sides tho
Both will bo
arrested.
Is charged with .passing from Cooper. the soldiers
used In, making the bad gold coins two fives.
Cooper had the gold plater In his posThe new bad coin was brought In by
(Continued o.i page eight)
session when arrested. He claims lo
According to indications this morn- sel under the American laws to carry which have been In circulation In Camp a soldier, who reported finding It at
Is
passengors
out
passed
McKinley
been
discussion.
under
havo
and
S.
ing, the prospects of tho British S.
tho camp. He found it on a shelf In a
is propised to
the vessel1 take from there. This wns discovered this closet at the camp. Apparently It hail
Sanloy Dollar departing with her crowd COOIt Japaneso and havo
HO FOR THE FOURTH!
CABLE CODE BOOKS..
Korean passengers afternoon, when a third coin came In- boon plncod there by someone after the
Torpedoes, Torpedo Canes, Caps and of Jnphneso passengers from this port, In addition to about 40 members of the to tho possession ot Marshal Hendry. scare caused by the federal raid, byr
Save money by using. a code for your
messages. We have in stock the West- -, Cap Pistols, Flags, and a new lot of seemed very remote. The vessel has crew.
Tho United Stntes laws re- It Is a
piece, and benrs the someone who hnd It In possession and.
em Union, Lleber and A. B. C. latest Lunch Sets just received at Arlolgh's. gotten afoul of tho United States na- quire that a vessel must havo a liconso date of 1897. The other
wns afraid to Keep It. The finder at
vigation laws governing steam vessels to carry passengers tout thus far, there piece is dated 190 J, showing thnt be once brought it to the marshal's office.
editions. Wall. Nichols Co.
I
OIL,
CALIFORNIA
OLIVE
O
and unless the master of the craft is has been no liconso of such right proIs considered the best because unadul- - able to comply with tho requirements duced )y tho master of the vessel. No
FIRE WORKS.
Imported
most
as
of
the
oils of the American laws his vessel will application has been made by tho ColNOTICE BUSINESS MEN.
NEW ANIMALS AT THE ZOO.
Assorted In cases from $7.60 up to'teratfd
are tampered with. Purlta Olive Oil not be granted clcaranco papers and lector of Customs for such liconso but
$50.
New England Bakery.
You buy yjur magazines at Arleigh
The Kaimuki Zoo nas Just received
vwl
'lu mmln f rnm vlnn Pnllfni'tili nlli-nmay bo subject to libel proceedings.
per S. S. Alameda tne following new & Co's saving 25 per cent why not buy
-- '
:il3 a delicious table oil. Sold by Hob- - Tho question of tho right of the ves- Continued from page five.)
animals: Wild Cat, Ring Tall Possum, your office supjUs at same saving.
1 i I H.S III tM 1
""
IliVKI iinilU'
Storks, Coyoto Crows, etc. Take a
trip to the Zoo and see the animals nnd
DRY GOODS SALE.
Wanted
birds and got some fresh, cool breezes,
Great dry goods clearing sale at Pa GOVERNOR
JACK
r,
an
charge
Import
of
to
begin
Co.
will
Saturday,
take
A
cific
BEWARE OF A COUGH.
easily kept set of books and 'to take juiy ist, ai s:au a. m.
e
Now is the time to get rid of that
office
charge
general
of the
affairs.
cough, for if you let It hang on no one
THEY- ARE SO GOOD.
AT
Only an active rustler required.
VEHYJJBERAL
can tell what the end may be. Others
Address, P. O. Box 192.
Tlllmann's food products are world-fame- d
havo been cured of their coughs very
for excellence. "Tlllmann" on a
label Indicates that the contents of tho DISCUSSES MATTERS OF COUNTY GROUND BROKEN ON THE FED quickly by using Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Why not you? For sale by
can are perfect.
J. M. Levy & Co.,
TREASURER
WITH
FOR $190,000 all dealers. Benson Smith t& Co.,
FINANCE
ERAL CONTRACT
carry a comp e fresh stock.
agents for Hawaii.
TRENT AND DOUTIIITT."
WORTH OF BUILDINGS.
Lutted's Hawaiian not In Pound Cans
for sale by all druggists and grocers.
Acting Governor Atkinson, County
Ground was broken today at the
resrvatlon,
HEALTH
A MATTER
Treasurer Trent and County Attorney now Kahauikl military
Douthltt got together this morning In commencement being mado on the
A
buildings.
$190,000
TO
contract for the
THE
a man Is carolosa In tho bestowal of
tho Governor's chambers and had a
the Uurreil
his valuable documents and the thief
heart to heart talk over the relations S. Cantln, representing
In the night carries away that which
County Officials and Office Men
between tho territory and tho county Construction Company, of California,
took a gang of men out, and had the
may make the lawful owner poor Inon financial matters.
deed.
Tho conference lasted for two hours honor of breaking ground first on 'the
Do you realize the satisfaction,
Such unfortunate contingencies may
and considerable headway was mado big contract.
economy and the advantages
The contract calls1 for 25 buildings,
bo guarded against by securing a
towards tho reaching of a satisfactory
including barracks, officers' quarter,
there are In using UNDERvault. The
box In our
understanding.
WOOD TYPEWRITERS,
and
prico Is nominal $5.00 per year and
"I found thnt Governor Atkinson Is guardhouses, storerooms, otc. Under
E
BOOKyou aro furnished with a key. Also
thoroughly In earnest In his state the conrnct tlioy are to be finished In
CASES and FILES?
there is a private room for your benement that ho Intends to give tho coun- about a year. "The work will proceed
Patent Colt, Mat Top, Balmoral GoodYour advice that you are Infit when you wish to examine your paties every show that la possible," said from now on.
year Walt.
terested In those lines will bring
pers.
Trent
Intervlow.
the
Treasurer
after
you our catalogs and full inGEORGE ALLEN'S RELEASE.
"I submitted the figures prepared as
formation.
an estimate of tho Income of tho county
IF YOU DESIRE FINE WEARING
A formal surrender of all the rights
QUALITY, GOOD LOOKS AND COMor derived from the county and wo which George Allen may havo In the
FORT IN SHO-- '
went thoroughly Into the vital ques S. C. Allen estate Iirb been filed In the
PURCHASE THE
"PIKE."
Hons of how much of this should go to Registrar's office, for a stated considtho county and how It should bo paid eration of $1. This Is the legal carry"
11 u
Tho Governor took the greatest pains ing nut of whatever agreement was
Llrn'tod
to get accurate information and Is reached In connection with hi claim
Fort Street,
P. O. BOX 784.
Absolutely
beyond doubt determined to deal with aralnat the eitat.
Honolulu
PHONE MAIN 317.
the greatest liberality lownrdp the ..:x:X":m-w:'X"X":"X":LIMITHD.
HQ SUBSTITUTE
HONOLULU, T. II.
HAS
With that spirit the county governments Inception will
counties generally.
lOil FQRT STREET,
behind the exeuutls-- I 14m sure that bo a thorough sucoew."
STIRRED
goid-plati-
id
Mar-take-
NEW SAMPLE
AgainslF ederal Laws
OF BAD COIN
Stanley Dollar Is
Up
t
,
ten-doll- ar
five-doll- ar
live-doll- ar
...
a
IRK
book-keepe-
IS
he
-
Pike
Once Too
Often
OF
Pri( e
safe-depo-
$4
sit
fire-pro-
GLOBE-WERNICK-
liilftriAlU
POWDER
Pure
e
Mill
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THE HAWAIIAN STAR,
Oceanic
Steamship Company.
TIME) 1VA3BIEat
The line Passenger Steamers of this
U hereunder:
from san FRANCISCO.
ALAMEDA
JUNE 23
JULY 5
ITENTURA
,...JULY 14
ALAMEDA
BIERTtA
JULY 26
AUGUST 4
ALAMEDA
AUGUST
AUGUST
SONOMA
ALAMEDA
VENTUHA
ALAMEDA
BIERRA
ALAMEDA
S 'PTEMBEA
....SE.PTEMBER
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
16
25
6
15
27
6
lino will arrive
and leave this port
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
ALAMEDA
SIERRA
ALAMEDA
SONOMA
ALAMEDA
9
15
30
6
20
...SEPTEMBER
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skiing of the above steamers, the Agent are
connection with
to Issue to intending passengers coupon 'hrou.Th tickets by any railroad
tc all points In the Uu.tL? States, and from New York by
SM Ban Fra-cls- co
OtMunahlp line to all European Ports.
Tor further particulars apply
b
pre-XR-
W. G. Irwin St Co.
(LL..ITED)
General iLgenta Oceanic S. S. Company,
Canadian-Australia-
Q
n
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
i
ffl.
Steamers of the above line, running In connection with the CANADIAN-PACIFI- C
RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N.
W., and calling at Vlcto. a, B .C, Honolulu and Brisbane, Q.
Duo at Honolulu on or about tho dates below atated, tJz:
FOR
MANUKA
AORANGI
MIOWERA
USTRALIA
JUNE
JULY
JULY
3
1
29
AUG. 26
MOANA
SEPT.
AORANGI....
MIOWERA...
OCT
NOV.
MOANA
23
21
18
FOR VANCOUVER.
.MAY
AORANGI...
JUNE
MIOWERA..
JULY
MOANA
......AUG.
AORANGI...
SEPT.
MIOWERA..
MOANA
....
OCT
DEC.
MIOWERA..
31
28
26
23
20
18
13
a.m.
If you can save a little of each of these, to say nothing of comfort
and convenience, by using a NEW PROCESS GAS RANGE,, isn't
it worth your while?
1.33 1.6 0.01 6.07 8.34 5.20 6.45 2.20
2.07 1.8 0.52 6.49 9.17 5.21 6.46 3.02
2.42 1.9 1.43 7.28 9.52 5.21 6.46 3.46
CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN
VOYAGES.
THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Ltd,, Gen'l Agts.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
AMERICAN HAWAIIAN
DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND HONOLULU, VIA PACIFIC COAST.
FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU.
S. S. "OREGONIAN"
S.
4.34
5.22 C.46 sots
5.22 0.40 7.49
8.03 10.25
8.3S 11.00
9.17 11.38
5.21
WHEN
Times 6t the tide are taken from the
U. S. Coast and Oeodetlo Survey tables. The tides at Kahulul and Hllo
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu, Hawaiian sta dard time Is
10 hours 30 minutes slower than Greenwich time, being that of the meridian
of 157 degrees 30 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1:30 p. m., which Is
the same as Greenwich, 0 hours, 0 min
utes. The Sun and Moon are for local
time for the whole group.
:
?
No Dirt,
No Smoke,
No Trouble
..
:o.
:..
a
Precipitation (rain.)
Average for th month, 0.98 Inches.
Average number of days with .01 of
an Inch or more, 14.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 2.40 inches In 18S5.
The least monthly precipitation was
.0
1, 1S91.
(1877-189-
ftul
.
e
Kool Kitchen
Little Expense,
Happy Home
.S
..
0.24 Inches In 1877.
DAILY
The greatest amount of precipitation
recorded In any 24 consecutive hours
was 0.S1 inches on June 22, 1885.
.)
Clouds and Weather.
Average number of clear days, 13;
partly cloudy days 15; cloudy days, 2.
DEMONSTRATION
(1890-190i-
Wnd.
(1875-1904-
.)
The prevailing winds have been from
the northeast.
Station: Honolulu, T. H.
Date of Issue: May 30, 1905.
(T. F. D.)
July 8th
ALEX. McC. ASHLEY,
July 25th
Section Director, Weather Bureau.
Pioneer Gas Range
-
53, 55, 57 King Street,
CERTIFICATE ISSUED.
Secretary Atkinson yesterday Issued
the certlilcate of election in the case of
S.
Kanealli, the Kauai supervisor whose
S.
nomination papers are alleged to contain forged names. It is held that under the law the secretary has to accent
S.
the election returns as showing that
S.
Knnealll was elected, but there will be
an Investigation of the matter by the
DEPARTING.
Kauai grand Jury, and Kanealli's seat
.
Ss
Thursday, June 29. on the board of supervisors may be
C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent.
Agents.
Stmr. Mlkahala, Gregory, for Kauai contested on the ground of fraud.
ports at 5 i. m.
Saturday, July 1.
S. S. AorangI, Phillips, for tho ColoThe thoughtful Automobilist always
nics, probably sail In forenoon.
provides a generous supply of sandCo- wiches and . ilnler Beer for his guests,
PASSENGERS.
when starting on a trip. These tend to
Arriving.
relieve what otherwise might be a tedi
Per stmr. Ke Au Hou, June 29, from ous
Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu and leave this
port on or about tho dates below men tloned:
Kauai ports: Mrs. Marcus M. Bush, pairs.wait while the chaffeur makes re
and 3 deck.
FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Departing.
MAT 1? MONGOLIA
COPTIC
MAY 19
Per S. S. MIowera, June 28, for VanWant ads In the Star brln.T quick reJUNE 3 CHINA
SIBERIA
MAY 30 couver and Victoria S. Hughes, Mr.
turns.
Three lines three times for 25
MONGOLIA
JUNE 14 DORIC
13
JUNE
and Mrs. Renwlck, Robert Frazlor,
JUNE 24 MANCHURIA
CHINA
JUNE 19 Alexander Frazler, W. J. Hutcheon, cnta.
,
DORIC
JULY 8 KOREA
JULY 4 James Henderspji, Mrs. Hoyer, Mrs. WVVWVVN
JULY 15 COPTIC
MANCHURIA
JULY 14 Ball and family, M- J. Campbell, F. J.
29
JULY
KOREA
SIBERIA
JULY 28 Clans, Mr. and Mrs. AV. Chalmers, II.
9
COPTIC
AUG.
MONGOLIA
AUG. 8 Nulmann, Robert Perry.
AUG. 23 CHINA
SIBERIA
AUG. 18
MONGOLIA
SEPT. 2 DORIC
SEPT. 1
DETECTIVE STORIES.
CHINA
SEPT. 13 MANCHURIA
SEPT. 8 Detective stories find a ready
DORIC
OCT. 4 KOREA
SEPT. 22 and a good one is always suremarket
of ti
OCT. 17 COPTIC
KOREA
OCT. 3 wldo circulation.
Herbert B. Turner
OCT. 28 SIBERIA
COPTIC
OCT. 17 & Co., announce that
"The Quincunx
NOV. 11 MONGOLIA
SIBERIA
OCT. 27 Case" has gone Into its second edition.
Co.,
NOT WHAT IT USED TO BE.
"Are you going to Europe this sum-
Tor general Information apply to
H.
Hackfeld & Co
Outing Daintie
This is the season of the ear for outings and picnics ami we
are prepared to supply ou with many choice delicacies in this
particular line, all of them fresh and in the best of condition.
It doesn't matter if you are going for a picnic of a day or a
camping trip of a week's duration, a selection from the following will materially add to the pleasure of the trip:
SARDINES, PATE DE FOIES GRAS, PUREE DE FOIES
GRAS, GAME PATES SARDELLEN, ANCHOVIES,
131SMARK HERRING, CAVIAR, FANCY IMPORTED CHEESE. (in jars), COOKED PICKLED PIGS FEET (in jars). OLIVES
-
STUFFED WITH CELERY PIMO-LACRACKERS of all descriptions.
IBTotise
Honolulu, Hawaii
-
BOSTON
BLOCK
TELEPHONES
Wholesale
mer-"
"I don't know," answered Mrs.
Cum-ro-
j
x.
"
"
BAND
BEAVER LUNCH ROOM,
CONCERT
Opposite Wilder
Fort Street.
H. J. NOLTE, PROP'R.
The Territorial Band will play the
following program at Thomas Square
this evening, beginning at 7:30:
PART I.
March "The Man Behind the Gun"
Sousa
Overture "Tell"
Rossini
March "The Spirit of Liberty".. Sousa
Selection "The Prince of Pilsen"...
Ludcrs
PART II.
Vocal Hawaiian Songs. arr. by Berger
Mrs. N. Alapal.
Intermezzo "Moonlight" (by request)
Moret
Waltz "The Syrens"
Waldteufel
Polka "A Good Kiss"
Coote
"Star Spangled Banner."
Want ads
cents.
in che Sta bring quick
Three lines three tlmss for
Firsf-cia-
& CCk
Lunches served with
ss
te,
coffee, soda ?ater, ginger ale or mlllc
Smokers Requisites a Specialty.
K. UYEDA
102S Nuuanu Street, Honolulu, T. H.
' Between King and Hotel Street.
Straw Hat Manufactory. Any Style
of Straw Hat made to order. Panama
and Felt Hat Cleaned.
Purity
ITS
Rainier Beer.
Is unquestionable.
Wholesomeness Is remarkable.
Flavor is delightful.
Strength is Invigorating.
ts.
25
Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
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Goolngto Europe Isn't what It used
to be, you know. When a man travels
now a lot of people turn up their noses
and wonder whether a grand jury
after him."
Is
Now that Philadelphia Is awakened
the grafters will havo to adopt tho
methods In use In Michigan and
other Statos. The Detroit Freo Press.
Admiral Borosford wants tho United
Statos and Great Britain to havo one
flag. Does that mean ono President,
also? Tho Atlanta Constitution.
ed
NO CO.MPTfIYION.
Tho uniform success of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
In the relief and cure of bowel complaints both in children and adults has
brought It into almost universal use,
so 'that it is practically without a rival,
and as everyone who has used It knows,
is without an equal. Sold by all deal-
ers. Benson Smith
Hawaii.
& Co.,
agents for
S,
Henry May & Co., Ltd.,
Retail Main 22
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YOU ARE
SEE DISPLAY.
(1890-1904-
June
M&5
the gas range is ready; as much heat or as little as you like, no more
no less and for as long a time as required. If a hot fire is desired on
top and a slow fire in the oven, you may have both sorts, simultaneously. You do not BURN FUEL BEFORE AND AFTER, consequently there Ts no expense incurred except during the actual operation of
cooking.
:
Weather Bureau.
Tho following data, covering a period
of 30 years, have been compiled from
the Weather Bureau and McKlbbln records at Honolulu, T. H. They are
Issued to show the conditions that have
prevailed, during the month In question
for the above period of years, but must
not be construed a a forecast of the
weather conditions for the coming
month.
Month June for 30 years;
.)
Temperature
Mean or normal temperature, 77.
The warmest month was that of 1900,
with an average of 78.
The coldest month was that of 189G,
with an average of 70.
The highest temperature was 88 on
The lowest temperature
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"AMERICAN"
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONOLULU.
ARRIVING.
July 13th
S. "NEVADAN"
29.
Thursday,
August
S. "NEBRASKAN"
3rd Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, June
from lia-uports, at 0:10 a. m.
FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Friday, June 30.
2nd
S. "NEBRASKAN"
July
Stmr. Mauna Loa, SImerson, from
S. "NEVADAN"
July 23rd Maui and Hawaii ports, due 1.. morn
ing.
FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO HONOLULU.
S. S. AorangI, Phillips, from Victoria
S. "NEVADAN"
July 7th and Vancouver, may arrive In
S. 'NEBRASKAN"
July 28th
S. S.
S.
3.18 2.0 2.20
3.53 2.0 3.17
4.32 2.0 4.00
June
For Yot
4.45 6.40 5.20 '6.45 1.03
5.25 7.41 5.20 6.45 1.43
U. S. Department of Agriculture.
Royal Mail
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Nature gave an Ideal environment to
the homo of Rainier Beer, fields of
waving grain, vineyards of perfect
hops, streams of puro water and
last but not least a knowledge of how
to make better beer. Tho best Veer
from the best place.
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THE HAWAIIAN
THE
HAWAII
Bank of Hawaii
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LIMITED.
Incorporated Under tho Laws of the
Territory of Hawaii.
$600,000.00
200,000.00
102.C17.80
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CAPITAL
SURPLUS
UNDIVIDED PROFITS
PAID-U-
OFFICERS.
President
Charles M. Cooke
P. C. Jones
P. W. Mncfarlane..nd
Cashier
C. H. Cooke
Assistant Cashier
C. Hustace Jr
Assistant Cashier
P. B. Damon
Secretary
P. B. Damon
DIRECTORS: Chas. M. Cooke, P. C.
Jones, F. W. Macfarlane, E. F. Bishop,
B. D. Tennoy, J. A. McCandless, C. H.
'Atherton, C. H. Cooke.
nt
Vice-Preside- nt
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COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DEPARTMENTS.
Strict attention given to all branches
of Banking
FORT STREET.
JUDD BUILDING.
"Wm. G.
Claus Spreckels.
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National Bank of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
The Nevada NaBAN FRANCISCO
tional Ba k of San Francisco.
Union of London & Smith's
Bank, Ltd.
NEW YORK American Exchange National Bank.
CHICAGO Corn Exchange National
Bank.
PARIS Credit Lyonnals.
BERLIN Dresdner Bank.
The
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAof
Bank of New Zeu nd, and Bank
Australasia.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
of British North America.
TRANSACT A GEl'ERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Lonis .lade on
Commercial and
Approved Security.
ravellers' Credits Issued. Bills of Exchange Bought and Sold.
PROMPTLY
FOR.
COLLECTION
AC-
COUNTED
ESTABLISHED IN
BISHOP
185S.
GET
FOURTH OF JULY
LABOR
CITIZEN
THURSDAY, JUtftf tf,
CELEBRATION
ADSARGENT
TERRITORIAL
DRESSES NEW
BOARD OF IMMIGRATION.
COMMISSIONER
COMMITTEE MAKING ARRANGE- -'
MENTS FOR THE OBSERVANCE
OF HOLIDAY NEXT WEEK.
BANKERS
Frank P. Sargent, Commissioner of
Immigration, yesterday afternoon ad- yesterday In the Capitol and arranged
dressed the new Territorial Board of for a colebratlon of next weeks' holiImmigration, Sargent thought that tlti day. The organization of last year will
Territory should easily be able to get continue, with Col. J. W. Jones as
rlenty of citizen labor, or laborers who chairman, A. P. 'laylor secretary, W.
would become citizens. In Introducing W. Hall treasurer and L. E. Plnkham
Sargent to the Board, Acting Gover- chairman of the finance committee.
nor Atkinson said that Hawaii wanted The following were added as immluM
to get white laborers, and that the of the general committee: W. It. ParBoard wished to get the commission- tington, Roy Chamberlain, Col. Z'eg- ler, Clarence Crabbe, William Savldge,
er's assistance. Sargent said In part: jW.
H. Hoogs, E. M. Boyd, C. M.
"When I was here two yeurs ago I
was Impressed with the belief that here White and Guy Livingston.
was a beautiful country for people to Tlie general program will be about as
live in. Evidence of the interest tlv: follows:
Artillery salute by National Guard
Bureau of Immigration has since taken In these Islands Is seen In the fact ' of Hawaii, at daybreak.
that we have erected a station which Championship boat races at Poarl
Is thoroughly equipped for receiving Harbor, 0 to 11 a. m.
National salute by N.C H. at 12 in.
aliens at this port. This has been done
games (two), 1:S0 to 4:18 at
at a cost of about $30,000, and on tliu Baseballpark.
fourth of July we shall begin to io baseball
Patriotic band concert at Capitol
business In the new station, which i3
4:30 to 5 p. m.
a credit to the country and to this port. grounds,
Literary
and musical exercises, with
years
ago
you
two
some
of
"I told
a,t 5 p. m.
that I had no doubt you could get a address,
Fireworks and inuslc at Capitol
good class of Immigration if you went
grounds In the evening.
tho right way about it. I differed wUh
Dances at the Alexander Young and
some of you about having all Asiatics,
Hotels in the evening, under
as I believed that there was an open- Hawaiian
ing here for a thrifty class of Europe- the auspices of the committee.
ans. I called attention at that time
to the provisions of Section 4 which ))
ALABAMA
AT
had been overlooked, and I suggested
to gentlemen that I should not any
more overlook It."
Mr. Sargent read from the ImmigraTHE OPERA HOUSE
tion Act the section Just mentlonol,
which forbids assisted Immigration
and advertising for immigrants with
Inducements of any kind. Then he read FIRST PERFORMANCE FOR THE
Section C, which provides that such BENEFIT OF BUILDING FUND
prohibition shall not be applicable to
states and territories. "I suggested at OF THE KUNALU CLUB.
that time," the Commissioner observeJ,
"that 'the Terrlory could advertise on The llrst performance of "Alabama"
the mulnland or In any foreign coun- under the auspices of
the Kunalu Latry for people to come here as settlers dies' Rowing Club
takes place at the
and laborers.
Opera House this evening, the troceeds
"Your Legislature has seen fit to pro- toting devoted
to the fund for building
vide for an Immigration Comniiss.on.
new boat house. The play will be
This Commission can lay before the apiesented
a second time on Saturday
people of any country the opportunities
night.
for employment or settlement In this The cast
of characters Is as follows:
Territory. That Is within the meaning
Colonel Preston, an old- planter
of the law.
Mr. A. J. Blackmail
"I believe that If this Commission
should see fit to exert its Inlluence, Colonel Moberly, a relic of the Confederacy
Mr. A. E. Murphy
either on the mainland or In Europe,
there would be found aliens who could Squire Tucker, a Talladega County
G. Allison Jordan
Justice
be Induced to come here and become
good citizens of this Territory and o Captain Davenport, a northern rail-- j
road man.... Mr. Raymond! C. Brown
the Nation.
"I believe that if you today should Mr. Armstrong, Capt. Davenport's
Mr. Harry Jeffrey
select from your Commission one of agent
your best men not necessarily tho Lathrop Page, a southern boy
Mr. James D. Dougherty
most familiar with your sugar Industry, but with the general capabilities Raymond Page, a party of business
Mr. A. S. Brown
of your country for settlement and
send him to Europe, especially to Ita- Decatur, an
servant....
ly, he would have no difficulty in proMr. Colman Schwartz
curing a desirable class of immigrants. Mrs. Page, a widow who thinks twice
"I noticed you decreased your popuMrs. B. S. Wotkyns
lation within the last week about 1C00. Mrs. Stockton, a rich young widow..
I understand about 800 are leaving In
Miss Irmgard Schaefer
the Stanley Dollar and certainly 300 Carey Preston, an Alabama blossom.
left in the Alameda. This Is going ro '
Miss Charlotte Hail
make a show, taking away people you Atlanta Moberly,
Col.
Moberly's
daughter
are depending on for your labor.
Mrs. Dougherty
"So far as the United States immSYNOPSIS:
igration service Is concerned, we stand
ready to do everything we can to get Act 1 An evening in May, 18S0, Mrs.
Imlgratlon to come here instead of the Page's home In Alabama,
mainland. The talk there now was Act 2 The following morning, Col.
about restricting, instead of encourag- Preston's premises.
ing, Immigration. It would be a great
Act 3 Evening, a portion of grounds
relief to divert some of the aliens to on uol. Preston s premises.
these islands. I sometimes wish, since
Act 4
Col. Preston's premises
coming here, that we could have turn- (as in ActDawn,
2).
ed one of those vessels with 2200 people
Instrumental music will be furnished
away to Honolulu."
by the Hungarian Orchestra and Inmusic by the Dillingham
' cidental
quartet.
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BANKINU DEPARTMENT.
Exchange "bought and sold.
Commercial and Travelers Letters
of Credit Issued on the Bank of
California and N. M. Rothschilds &
Sons, London.
Correspondents for the American
Express Company, and Thos. Cook
& Son.
Interest allowed on term and Savings
Banl Deposits.
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Act as Trustees, collect Rents and
Dlvi'lends.
Safety Deposit ault.
ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT, 928
Bethel treet.
Auditors and Truttees In Bankruptcy
Bcoks exam'ned and reported on.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, 924
N
thel Street.
Agents lor Fire, Marine, Life, Accident and Employers Liability Insurance Companies.
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Capital Paid Up
Reserve Fund
"King of Bottled Beers"
A best ever is always the grand
marshal of a parade of "Just as
Goods." That's been our experience with
h
Smart
Clothes. They arc the Man on
Horseback, and the procession
tags after. Mr. Clothes Wearer,
are you going to mix with the
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18,000,000,
9,720,000
HEAD OFFICE. YOKOHAMA.
Branches:
Honolulu, New York, San Francisco,
London, Lyons, Bombay, Hongkongi
Newchwang, Pekln, Shanghai, Tientsin,
Kobe, Nagasaki, Toklo.
The Banks buys and receives for collection Bills of Exchange, Issue Drafts
and Letters of Credit, and transacts a
genral hanking business.
a.
FEDERATION.
The quarterly meeting of the Civic
Federation was held yesterday afternoon at the olllce of Castle & Wlth-ingtoPrincipal Home of Komeha-meh- a
School was' made temporary secretary during the absence of the secretary. Reports of the work of the
committees during the past quarter
were made and adopted. President W.
R. Castle submitted a statement of fact
relative to the part the Federation
took In the county campaign.
The resignation of Attorney General
Andrews was accepted, it Is stated, on
the ground that Iig had opposed to
withdraw from the Republican Committee, during the county campaign,
while in fact he had not, and .that this
was inconsistent with his duty as a
member of the Civic Federation.
n.
SPARKLING
peculiar!' its own
CLEAR
and is the highest
grade beer brewed.
dearer than
other beer its consumption is ever on the increase.
H. HACKFELD
T. HAYASHI,
TAILOR.
Clothes Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired.
M7 Beretanla Street.
Oprwslte Queen's Hospital.
CHEE HOCWKEE,
Hotel Street
near Maunakea.
Plumber
TX)UI CHEE,
Want ads
turns.
tents.
In
MANAGER.
the Star brine quick
Three lines three times for
t'AMtMSiiL
re25
Whllo tho Moros were thoroughly
pacified some time ngo, they appear
not to have hoard nbout It. Tho Chicago Nows.
Alas, could Teddy onlv feel,
Ho had square men for every deal,
He'd havo no need to work ana plan
For a squaro deal for every man. LIfo
It Is said woman has a groat Influence on the national gamo of baseball.
We havo seen the some team when It
cortalnly
a very womanly
The value of a trade mark can be way. Tho pluyed i Republican.
Denver
readily seen when one has an article of
merit. The word "Rainier" Is a guarantor of excellence when applied to Uie
prcducts of the Seattle Brewing &
Mftltlng Co. P.ulnler Beor Is unsurDo not aooapt the "Just aa good." Inpassed.
sist upon trylr Rainier Beer. You will
Drink Purity! Drink Health!
always order it It never changes.
Want ads in the Star bring qulok
Three linos three times for
cents.
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Summer Styles
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INCANDESCENT LIGHT AND SAVE
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TROUBLE AND WORRY.
MERCHANT AND FORT STS.
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
Date.
Name.
From.
May 2 Sierra
Colonies
3 Manuka
Colonies
3 Ventura
San Francisco
C MIowera
Victoria, B. C.
9 Siberia
Yokohama
10 Korea
San Franctsco
12 Alameda
San Francisco
19 Nebraskan
San Francisco
19 Mongolia
Yokohama
19 Coptic
San Francisco
23 Sonoma
Colonies
24 Sierra
San Francisco
30 China
Yokohama
31 Aorangl
Colonies
June 2 'Alameda
San Francisco
3 Siberia
San Francisco
3 Manuka
Victoria, B. C.
9 Nevadan
San Francisco
13 Ventura
Colonies
13 Manchuria
Yokohama
14 Mongolia
San Francisco
14 Sonoma
San Francisco
20 Doric
Yokohama
23 Alameda
San Francisco
24 China
San Francisco
28
30
MIowera
Nebraskan
IS BUT LITTLE DEARER THAN KEROSENE AND
LIGHT IS NEXT TO DAYLIGHT IN OUALITY.
in Tn
9
Siberia
Korea
Alameda
Francisco
Yokohama
San Francisco
San Francisco
S in
Mongolia
Coptic
Sonoma
Yokohama
COUNTY ENDORSEMENTS.
The following endorsements for positions under the County government
have been made by tho Republican
County executive committee: S. L.
Aylett, janitor for Emma Squaro; Solomon Mahelona, Auditors' deputy; A.
II. Moore, Auditor's deputy; E. Buffan-deaClerk's assistant; E. O. Carrelra,
Auditor's deputy; W. R, Combs, clerk,
police department; George Washington
Nawnnkoa. road supervisor, Ewa.
u,
There are no "hlnin" In Rnlnlor Tlonr.
It is all golden brown, tho crolden brown
of the ripened craln.
THE.
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King Street
27
MUSIC THAT CHARM!
WE HAVE RECEIVED A LOT OF
NEW MUSIC FOR THE CELEBRATED
Angelus Piano Player
AND IF YOU OWN ONE OF THESE DELIGHTFUL
INSTRUMENTS IT WILL PAY YOU TO INSPECT
OUR NEW STOCK.
San Francisco
Colonlen
UUII
10
Colonies
STEAMERS TO DEPART.
Name.
Date.
For.
May 2 Sierra
San Francisco
3 Manuka
Victoria, B. C.
3 Ventura
Colonies
6
fSan Francisco
10
17
19
19
23
24
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FOREIGNSTEflMERTIMETABLE
HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., LTD
YOUl
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BUILDING STORE.
liny,.
CHOICE GOODS
Ladles' Silk Kimonos
$6.11
Children's Silk Kimonos
2.7S
Silk Short Kimonos
,
5,2s
Japanese Silks (In all colors) per yard
eo
Silk Cushion Covers with Coat of A rms, Silk Linen and Cotton Hn-- kerchiefs, Japanese Purses for ladles, J apanese Screens and latest styles M
Vases at very low prices.
ioicxjifcoo,
is:, and
SS
Hotel St.
32
Robinson Block.
TI1A1V
and over The Only
Double-Trac-
Chicago.
days
Railway bewcen the Missouri River and
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4
Jtit VIATrains Daily
Tliroo
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC. UNION PACIFIC AND
NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAYS.
Overland Limited.
Vcstlbuled.
Leaves San Francisco nt 11:00 a. m.
Dally. The most Luxurious Train In the "World. jJlectrlc Lighted Thromfc-ou- t.
Sleeping Cars, Composite, Observation, BuffaS
Double Drawing-RooSmoking and Library Car. Dining Cars, Meals a 1 Carte. Lesa than tkrM
days to Chicago without change.
Eastern Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 6:00 p. in. Dally
Through Pullman Palace and Tourist Sleeping Ctrs to Chicago.
Dlnlmfl
Cars. Free Reclining Chair Cars.
Atlantic Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 9:00 a. m. Daily.
Standard and Tourist Sleepers.
EXCURSIONS
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The best of everything.
CHICAGO
Chicago
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Nortliwestern Ry. I
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R. R. RITCHIE, Q. A. P. C,
Market St. (Palace Hotel) San Franclsc.
Flno Job Printing, Star Ofnce.
Fire Insurance!
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Honolulu Branch 67 Klnjc Street
flavor
Security gives men the content-
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CIVIC
lias a
ed face.
San Francisco
Colonies
Sierra
27 Nebraska
fSan Francisco
30 China
San Francisco
31 Aorangl
Victoria, B, C.
June 3 Siberia
Yokohama
3 Manuka
Colonies
7 Alameda
San Francisco
13 Ventura
San Francisco
13 Manchuria
San Francisco
14 Mongolia
Yokohama
THE BRIG GALILEE
14 Sonoma
Colonies
17 Nevadan
fSan Francisco
ELECTRIC STATION BIDS.
20 Doric
San Francisco
Bids for a 200 kilowatt generator and
21 China
Yokohama
COMING HERE lamps were opened nt tho office of th2
28 Alameda
San Francisco
Superintendent of Public Works yes28 MIowera
Victoria, B, C.
terday a3 follows:
Calling at Manila.
F.
generator,
E.
Richardson,
$3402.
HAS BEEN CHARTERED BY THE
t Date of Departure fro... Kahulul.
lamps 2035.
U. S. A. Transports will leave for San
CARNEGIE INSTITUTE TO MAKE Hawaiian Electric Co.,
generator
Francisco and Manila, and will arrive
J3420, lamps $2715.
MAGNETIC SURVEYS IN PACIFIC
ports at Irregular Intervals.
Von Ilnmm-Youn- g
Co., generator from same
SAN
FRANCISCO, June 14. Tho
brig Galilee has been chartered by tho
Carnegie Institute to mnko magnotlc
survoys In the North Pacific.
The
vessel will sail from this port about
July 1st and will crulso north, stop-ln- g
at Sitka, Dutch Harbor and
From there sho will go to
Honolulu and then to San Dlecro nnd
about November 1st will end her voyage at this port.
Tho determination of the variations
of the compass on the Pacific ocean
will bo of Incalculable assistance to
navigators, and this important work
has been intrusted to Captain J. F.
Pratt, who was for six years commander of the survey steamer Patterson, and is equipped with years of experience in tho service of tho coast
survey.
It is planned that one observation a day will be token, but
only when thero is sun.- Whllo tho
observation is being "taken tho vessel
will be swung and each variation of
tho compasss will be laid off on tho
chart.
Tho Galilee is now being overhauled
for tho voyage. All tho wire rigging
Is being taken out of tho vessel and
It will be replaced with hemp rigging,
which Is now on its way from the
East.
WHOLESOME
PALATABLE
Despite the fact that BUDWEISER
Stcin-Bloc-
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$2415.
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Clothes
Perfect
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Transact huslnes In all departments
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of : nklng.
r'niiootlnna car fully attended to.
Limited.
ESTABLISHED
IMS.
The Fourth of July committee met
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Standard
Typewriter
PAPERS, RIBBONS, CARBONS,
LETTER BOOKS, EYELET PRESSES,
PENCILS, ERASERS, PAPER FASTENERS,
ETC.,
ETC.,
ETC.
Atlas Assurance Company of Londou
Phoenix Assurance Conlpany of London.
New York Underwriters Agency.
Washington
Providence
Insurance
Company.
TOE B. F. DILLINGHAM
CO.,
4
LIMITED
Gonoral A"gcnts for Hawaii.
Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building.
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OFFICE SUPPLIES OF ALL DECRIPTION.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
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LTD.
Esplanade, cor. Allen and Tort St
COMPANY,
HAWAIIAN OFFICE SPECIALTY COMPANY
Tel. Main 15.
72 King St., "Waity Block."
Manufacturers of Soda Water, Gla
g r Alo, Sarsapnrllla, Root Ber, Ctm
Soda, Strawbern, Etc, Eta
4
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the Hawaiian
BTAit,
Thursday, junb
, i&or.
DAILY AND SEMI - WEEKLY.
Classified Ads lin Star.
Kablished every afternoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaiian Star
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Newspaper Association, Limited.
To Lease or Kent
Wf.
NOW
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Eocal, per annum
"
Foreign,
The premises opposite Rapid Transit
Office, 1108 Alapal Street, consists of
house find 2 cottages and affording
good opportunities to start rooming
house business. Inquire on premises.
$ 8.00
12.00
i
Payable in advance.
JUNE
,
29,
1905
TO DO YOUR
The report of the Frick investigating committee signed by H. C.
Frick, M. E. Ingalls, 13 ray ton Ives,
J The Frick
I Report
Strayed from Lunalilo street, a young
greyhound dog, collar with license tag,
Finder please notify this office.
IS THE TIME
MANAGER
Furnished lloom To Lot
Planting
Cornelius N. Bliss and E. H.
and purporting to reveal
ifcfc
the true condition of affairs of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society,
M'as one of the most remarkable documents in a most remarkable
matter. The disclosures in regard to the Equitable, and the controversies that have raged about these disclosures, have been one of the
most remarkable incidents in financial history, and the effect they have
already had, and the effects they arc likely still to have, are of the most
far reaching, and it is believed the most wholesome kind. Not alone the
Equitable but every financial concern will be benefitted, for these disclosures have educated the public in such matters as nothing else has
'done, and they have called attention to certain tendencies in a way
that it is to be expected will go far toward correcting them.
As it is the
Frick report which raised the issues about
which the controversies have raged and which threw the first certain
light on conditions, The Star today begins the publication of this report, and will continue its publication from day to day until completed. In doing this The Star believes it is fulfilling in an important respect its duties as a journal. No one can fully understand the issues
discussed in every important periodical publication without knowing
'.what the Frick committee reported. A brief summary of the points of
5c.
this report is here given:
9
It is a severe arraignment of the management of the society, ' and
condemns unreservedly and in fhe strongest terms all the transactions
of the syndicate known as "James H. Hyde and Associates." Other
directors who participated in the profits are called upon to make resRetitution. The removal of President Alexander,
Hyde,
Second
Tarbell is recommended.
and
After reciting the history of the company and the manner in which
it is governed, the report tells of the evident reluctance of the officers
to come forward with the necessary information to make the investigation successful. On April 8 a letter was addressed to President
Alexander asking for specific data embodied in eleven different requests. On April 25 the committee viewed "with surprise and regret
that to this date none of the information asked for" had been received
Mr. Hyde finally sent a communication revealing all the transactions
of "James II. Hyde and Associates" by which he and several other
directors made large profits out of securities which were afterward purchased by the company. At the same time Mr. Alexander addressed
a letter to the committee in which he accused Mr. Hyde of grave
irregularities in his official capacity of first
The report shows the great increases that have been made in recent
years in the salaries of executive officers and their favored subordinates.
Commenting on the syndicate transactions, the report says:
"In one case in which the syndicate profit was $30,210.38-- the society
now holds the securities purchased, which at present quotations show
a loss of about $60,000.
1901, was intentionally
"In all other cases the society has cither made a profit, or 'could of February 2, vlpw
mntln smnll in
nf tho mnn!fpt
make a profit by selling the securities at the present market.
practicability of supplementing It by a
"The net result to the society of the purchase of these syndicate
militia force, available In
securities has been a very considerable profit. If the society had ac- case of threatened attack. Manning
quired the securities by taking allotments in the original underwritings the coast fortifications is constitutional
to which the Hyde syndicate was a party, it would have made larger militia work, for it is always to repel
invasion. It can be undertaken by citiprofits. The profits would have been greater by $186,107.13.
Or, if zens living in the neighborhood of the
the society's directors who figured in the syndicate had a'ctcd solely for fortifications with less disturbance and
the society the society's profit would have been $167,751.50 greater sacrifice than any other military duty,
because it does not take them far away
than it was."
from their homes and their business.
Gage E. Tarbell, second
of the society, replied in a "Another very Important function to
long written statement to the criticisms of the Frick committee and be performed by militia, and having
the same characteristic of not requirmade a number of astonishing disclosures. ,
ing militiamen to render any service
Pie declared that the business of the Equitable had fallen off $8,ooo,-- 1 except
for the
of their home3,
000 in May, and that another decrease might be expected in the June is the service todefense
be rendered by infanbusiness. He pointed out alleged inadequate returns on certain pieces try in the defense of our coast fortifications against attack in reverse by
of Equitable real estate. Mrs. Henry B. Hyde, he asserted, is in
of a life pension of $25,000 a year from the society's funds. Re-- 1 land. This is a subject which ought to
early and earnest attention on
suits of a possible demoralization of the agents are suggested, and receive
the part of the Federal Government
suggestive comments on the degree of truth in the society's advertis-- , It Is of great Importance that
an adequate force should be ready to perform
ing matter.
' that service,
should be ready to take
Because the Frick report was rejected by the d'reetors at a stormy
places without confusion, and
meeting Messrs. Frick, Harriman and Bliss resigned in anger from the their
that there should be a perfect
g
directorate. After their departure, on motion of Jacob H. Schiff, the
as to where the force Is to
come from, where they are to be postfollowing resolutions were adopted:
ed, and how they are to be supplied
"First That a chairman nf tlm Im.nvl
vntr,i ,..;h
and maintained."
over all departments and affairs of the society.
"Second That a nominating committee, Consisting of D. O. Mills,
If High Sheriff Hen
John A. Stewart, A. J. Cassatt, T. Jefferson Coolidge, August Belmont, some
of the things the Advertiser says,
13.
!
organ and Robert T. Lincoln, be requested to repert at a' meet- he says, some of his
J.
friends ought to
ing of the board to be called on Wednesday next, a candidate for remind him that he imm't owto,!
sheriff
of Oahu County.
chairman.
"Third That at that meeting of the board the executive committee
The Pope Is accused of Pessimism,
be reorganized, and that appropriate amendments to the
displayed in a recent encydlcal.
should be prepared for submission to that meeting for the purpose of less
In
tolerant days the Popo was accarrying out these resolutions.
cused of worse things than that.
"Fourth That Mr. James Hazen Hyde be requested, within three
months, to divest himself of the control of the stock of the society on
Everybody seems nrlvllpn-orf
such terms and conditions as shall be satisfactory."
Blrbo's name to point a moral and!
-- o
adorn a tale, and vtt tlm nniu ti,i
BIrbo
.
been accused of are pro-- 1
The War Department has been fanlty, has
of which a jury acquitted him,
sending out some circulars show- and of winning an election for the
ing its views urging the states and .iiepuDiican party.
territories to improve their National Guard and from the tone of If the hundred thousand Rockefeller
.1' these circulars it is evident that gave the American Board was
tainted,
million he has promised Yale must
Hawaii will appear in a very un the
favorable hght if she allows her militia to disband altogether. As long reek.
as five years
the federal government began a movement to make
the organization, equipment and discipline of the militia the same as The spectacle of the trustees of Yale
meir noses while they handle
m the regular or volunteer army of the United States, and it was in mmimK
that million Rockefeller Is going to
accordance with this plan that Hawaii was supplied with a lot of valu- give them, might almost be considered
able new material for her National Guard. For Hawaii to suddenly a liberal education in itself.
disband her National Guard and sent the material back to WashingThe Norwegians deserve that prize
ton would be to make a showing little to her credit.
A circular of the Secretary of War gives the following reasons for one of their own countrymen establishedor was it a Swede for tho most
improving the National Guard, which are especially applicable to Ha- useful
invention
each year.
The
waii and show that this Territory is a place where the Department will Norwegians have ofInvented
the bloodnaturally hope that the ordinary American duty of providing a nvlif'a less revolution.
will not be ignored:
JOHN BARRETT.
"One of the most valuable services which can be rendered to the
country by its militia, and the one which can be made the easiest and The appointment of John Barrett as
most natural for it to render, is to supplement the regular force in man- United States Minister to Colombia
marks another step both in the rise of
ning the coast defenses in time of war. Our present regular force is an ambitious
and able young man, and
none too large to take care of the guns and machinery of the forti- in the progress
of our relations with
fications in time of peace. It will be quite sufficient in war. The num. the country from whom we practically
tore the Republic of Panama.
er of artillerymen for whrch Con
jjuiijj .uasrcK was oprn at Grafton,
Har-rima-
n,
FRESH
so-call-
Flower and
Vegetable
Seeds in
Packages
Vice-Preside-
Vice-Preside-
Just
nt
nt
ceived
ex.
"Sierra."
mm
vice-preside-
Port Street
,
well-train-
,
'
Employment
OHico
The National
Guard
ao
JEEoe9
1
(The shortage having b:en neutralized, now is the time to utilize.)
Uemura 520 King street near Punch
Bicycles repaired, clothes clean
ed and dyed also employment office.
bowl.
Foi Sale
One
first-cla-
guitar; almost
ss
new,
nil;
office
Honolulu Iron Wurks.
STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS,
DON'T put off starting that savings
BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS
anper
per
pay
cent
We
i'A
account.
AND LEAD CASTINGS.
num and your money is withdrawable
on demand. $1.00 to $5,000.00 on one ac
count. Further particulars, apply
Machinery of Every Description Made
PIKENIX SAYINGS, BUILDINGS
to order. Particular attention paid to
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Ship's ' lacke'.hinr.
Job Wotk Executed on Short Notice.
Judd Building, Honolulu.
$2,000,000
Guarantee Capital
1,300,000
Paid in Capital
Cashier,
HENRY E. POCOCK
HI.
OUEEN STREET
Firewood, Stove,
Steam and Blacksmith
AGENTS FOR THE
Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng.
Alliance Assurance Co., of London, Eng.
WHO
.H A'" RETAIL.
Scottish Union & National Ins. Co., of
Edlnburg, Scotland.
Special Attention Given to
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd. ALSO, "WHITE .
ND TiOCK SAND.
Wllhelma of Magdeburg General Ins.
.y
DRAYING
LORD
&
Commissi Da Merchants
Sugar Factors.
GENTS FOB
Ewa PIuj tatit Compmy,
Walalua Agricultural Co., Lt.
K hala Sugar "ompany.
Walmea Sugar Mill Company.
The, Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis, M.
'"he Standard Oil Company.
The George F. -- .lake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals
The New Ensrlard Mutual Life Insui
ance Company of Boston.
Tho Aetnt File Insurance Company oi
Hartford, O nn.
Tha Alliance As urance Company ol
London.
EUROPEAN UAUUEll SHOP
928
Fort, between King and Merchant
FIRST CLASS SHOP
WITH THREE BARBERS
Open Sundays
THEY ARE SURELY
BY
Real Estate, Mortgages, Loans and
Investment Securities. Homes built on
the Installment plan.
'Home Office: Mclntyre Building., T. H.
L. K. KENTWELL, General Manager.
YOUR
NEGLECT.
WHY RUIN YOUR
EYES BY LACK OF
CARE AND
TION.
CONSULT
ATTEN-
US; WE
INSGUARANTEE
TANT RELIEF.
NO CHARGE FOR
DR.
EXAMINATION.
JOHN GODDARD.
K.
This Time
ss
THE HAWAIIAN REALTY
AND MATURITY CO. Ltd.
With 11.
1
The
The
The
The
BELSER,
General Contractors and Teaming.
Bridges, Steel and Concrete, and Sewer
Work. Guarantee first-clawork at
.
low prices.
Also Curbing, Crushed Rod', Black
and White Sand, Soil or Filing Material
at lowest rates.
Office and yards, South and Kawala- bao Street, Telephone Main 198.
Eyes,
CAUSED
HE
Mil
Company.
Those
Ltd
FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS.
Is the Thief of Time"
"Procrastination
Cur,
Hardware
Will be sold cheap. Apply corner Unl
on and Hotel streets in grocery store.
Building lot corner King and Kamfr
Palama terminus of
hameha road.
Atiply at Star
Rapid Transit road.
Delicatessen
Light Entrees for the Summer Season.
Olives Farcies, Thon a la Bemalse,
Quenelles a la Flnancjere, Tunny Fish
in La Maitre Sause, Truffle Liver Sausage, Roast Pigeon, Mulsow's Famous
Leberwurst Rlz de Veau, Champignons
Farcies.
The things for light Luncheons and
Teas.
The Pacific Hotel,
n8a
under-stapdln-
,
Garden
Wanted
A second hand water tank: wooden
one preferred. B. Star office.
,
by-la-
BY BUYING A SUPPLY OF
Large front room in private family,
Address
Nuuanu and School streets.
"O" this office.
vice-preside- nt
re-ce- ipt
water
airaapl
Lost
FRANK L. HOOGS
THURSDAY
flTIf
Viciimun&lo.,Ll(l
THE FOOD
SPECIALISTS.
'
Meals 35c,
Rooms, first-clas- s,
or Board $4.00 per Week and
Meal Tickets $4.50.
LEWIS & CO., LTD,
163
240
In
3
KING STREET.
TELEPHONES
;
3
210
Vt November 28, I860. He worked his
way through college graduating at
31. PHILLIPS &
Darmouth College in 18SU. He has been
CO.,
a newspaper writer in many capacities.
Importers
Wholesale
COA1E
AND
IT.
TRY
1894
was
appointed United States
he
In
And Jobbers of
Minister to Slam and secured the arbitration of the famous claim of Dr. M.
Want ads In the Star bring quick re AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN DRY GOODS
A. Cheek, against Slam Involving
turns. Three lines three times for 25
This was the first clear
of the scope of foreign extra- cents.
Corner of JTort and Queen SU.
territorial jurisdiction in Asia, and he
was specially thanked by the President.
He was appointed by President McKIn-le- y
a delegate to the International
Conference of American Republics at
the City of Mexico in 1901. He was the
Commissioner General to Asia of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition and as
such passed through" Honolulu in 1902
and remained here for two or three
',:"t
weeks.
The same year he was offered 'the
post of United States Minister to Japan
but declined it, and in July, 1903, was
appointed Minister to the Argentine,
Republic. He remained at that post
until after the organization of the Republic of Panama when he was appointed Minister to that Republic In
succession to W. I. Buchanan. He now
goes to Colombia to succeed Minister
Russell, who goes to Venezuela to suc
SOLD AT
ceed Herbert Bowen, who has just been
dropped from the diplomatic service.
Best Meal
Town
inter-pretai-
Shipping
Receipt
Books
STAR OFFICE
TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Negro strike breakers may do tho
work in Chicago now, but there'll bo
no keeping them In Chicago after the
watermelon season opens down this
way, The Atlanta Journal.
If tho Panama mosquitoes are all
they are reported to be, the Government Is making a inistako in not
breaking them to harness and employing them In tho work of excavation.
Tho Chicago News.
1
Union Street.
Oahu Railway & Land Co.
Wilder's S. S. Company
Inter-Islan- d
S. N. Compani
'
HAWAIIAN
THIS
ST AM,
TMUtMUAY.
JUNK
iM.
he .ii
l he
requeat of the Board of Hup
erifirn, turn over to the County of
(Vilui
j
g
rl
.
. .,
GIGANTIC
ANNUAL
.
.
TWO WEEKS ONLY
Commencing; Thursday Morning, June 29
THE
GREATEST BARGAIN
DRY
ft. S. SACHS5
GOODS
"No" rajrtietl tho County Attornoy
"Not the real entate but the uee of it,
We do
the occupation and control.
not nak you for the fee ftlmple of It but
simply for the power to use It."
"I do not wish to bind myself now"
unld the Governor after some thought
"I am merely dlscusKing the matter
with you now. I can't say as to the
electric light works, for Instance, I
have not had time to think it all over,
but ns to the police I think you should
have nbsoluto chnrge and also of the
fire department.
The garbage matter
must be discussed further."
He Intimated that ho was getting
the heads of tho different territorial departments together for the purpose of
going over each Item and In answer to
Supervisor Adams said that ho was
giving all of his time to tho subject
and would be able to give an answer
very soon.
Then the (talk became desultory.
Lucas suggested that If tho Govornor
could "got hold of tho Auditor and
Treasurer and put some senso In their
nuts" there would be no trouble about
tho county governmont.
"We were promlged $37,000 a month"
he said "and thoy say they will only
give us $25,000."
Tho status of the board of fire commissioners was dlscutised and Hhelr
fnto wns left In the hands of County
Attorney Douthl who gave no sign of
nervousness as he pronounced their pany
i
::
:..
ar
-
9qq,
Governor.
EVENTS
The Entire Stock at Marked Down Prices. From Silk down to Cotton Prints, Real Laces down
to Imitation Torchons, Housekeeping Goods, Millinery and
Apparel.
In fact All
GOODS in Every Department will be Sold at CUT PRICES.
ALL GOODS WILL BE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES AND SOLD FOR CASH ONLY,
UNVARNISHED FACTS: No matter how ridiculously low our prices may seem, there will be
"o misrepresentation.
Rcady-to-We-
If
i
SI
Clearance
1
the police, electric Until, roud,
garbage deportments u.i
Hi.' itablet and Implement?
What the real Mtate?" nuked the
'Hi'' nnd
ot
doom.
CORNER FORT AND BERETANIA STREETS.
LTD.
WHY NOT RENT A
DEPOSIT
SAFE
BOX
a modern steel vault
and feel that your valuIn
ables are secure?
a
FIVE DOLLARS
year pays for one. Call
and see us about it.
.1
J
will have a large tract of very
fine land, some of which has been used
The question of finance was left over for rice. The rice industry Is unprofor further discussion as was that of fitable, however, and this land will Ua
a permanent meeting plnce. Attorney turned over to sugar.
V
COMPANY,
iNfUMKlAlMlt.,
I
Douthltt and Treasurer Trent agreed
to meet the Governor today nnd the
meeting odjourned until 7:30 this even
NEW
lng.
jjjftjg
ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEETING
NOTICE.
DAILY STOCK REPORT
Love's Freedom
GOHOE
a
Qaii
aa
GOVERNOR ATKINSON AND THE SUPERVISORS DISCUSS
THE INAUGURATION OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT THE GOVERNOR DECLARES HIMSELF IN FAVOR OF CORDIAL EFFORT ON THE
PART OF ALL TO CARRY OUT THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE.
THE MAN WHO STRUGGLED OUT OF A SPENDTHRIFT GUARDIANNO
SHIP APPLIES TO COURT AG AIN DECLARING HIMSELF
Once upon a time there were four
BETTER OFF A RICH MAN BUT COMPELLED TO LIVE IN kings and ' ere It may be necessary
to state that this Is not going to be
POVERTY HE SAYS.
the story or a poker game.
There
were four kings, and one was Freldrich
Wllhelm III and another was FreUlrlcn
Wllhelm IV.
The other two wero
Frenchmen, Louis Philippe and NaLove says that his former spendJames Love, hero of a long spendpoleon
It happened that each
thrift trust, shown to have been un- of these III.
thrift trust flght, Is once more In the' necessary
rulers Imagined himself somewas procured
illegal,
and
courts, and again declaring himself a through the machinations of Annie K. thing of a big man In his time and
rich man who Is unable to get money Hart and James Love, Jr. He declares each saw his rule and influence extending to the far ends of the earth.
enough to live on. In getting free from that the property Is all the accumula- Builders wero
they for all time in
apindustry
and
own
personal
Love
his
spendthrift
trust
of
tion
Magoon
the
their own little human minds, builders
frybeen
always
one
he
economy,
has
and
jumped
that
from
to
have
peals
of empires,
so they caused their
ing ptn Into another, for he has filed u in the possession of all his faculties portraiits to and
bo made and sent to the
manage
own
own
competent
to
his
his
from
and
an
allowance
petition for
ends of the erath that mere orestate, in which he says that he s business, though he prefers that the far
dinary
might looK upon their
compelled to live In poverty, and that Waterhouse Trust Company continue features men
and be properly awed. Thus
though he Is In poor health and his llf? to do it.
was that at different tipies there
Instead of finding he was free when it
Is in danger unless he can take a trip
came to tho far-okingdom of Haand pay medical attendance, he can- he got through with Fitch and made waii the portraits
of the four monarchs
not get any money. Love says he is the new trust deed, which Love says mentioned.
over 67 'years of age and has lived in Fitch advised him he could revoke at
They hang among other royalties In
povehty and run in debt $200 since he any time, Love says that "From the
was released from Magoon's guardiantime of the record of said trust deed the throne room of the one tlmo palace
ship.
hitherto, your petitioner, with ample and last night as the County superThe Love case of three years ago was property and means to supply all his visors met to discuss the formation of
a sensational one. It was shown that wants and necessities, has been kept in County Government on this little islhe was quite a wealthy man, but WW actual poverty and deprived of money and. It needed no very great tax on
kept under a very small allowance by to defray his legitimate outgoing ex- the Imagination to see a smile on tho
his spendthrift trust guardian. Love penses, through the assumption and lips on each of the four departed kings.
employed Thomas Fitch as attorney pretense of said Annie T. K. Hart and They were for building empires and
has recorded how far from
and after a long light he was declared said James Love, Jr., that he has part- history
free. Then it was that he stepped into ed with, and they are the owners of, the goal each arrived and last night In
says
that all and singular his p:operty, real and their presence ten men wrestled with
.the other frying pan. Love
he made a mortgage to Fitch for $12,-0- personal, except the money derived King John tho First of Hawaii for tho
to secure advances and an attor- from rents, out of which a commission purpose of getting as good terms from
him for the County of Oahu as the
ney's fee of $5,000. Then under the ad- of five per centum Is deducted."
vice of Fitch he made a deed of all his Love attempted to revoke the trust Barons did from another King John at
property In trust to George A. Davis. deed, and found, as far as the Circuit Runnymedo
George W. Smith was in tho chair
Davis resigned as trustee on June 3, Court decisions go, that he could not do
1903, and he Henry Waterhouse Trust so. The matter Is pending In the Suand there wero present Supervisors
Company was appointed and still holds preme Court, but Love says It cannot Adams, Cox, Lucas, Archer, Paele,
the trusteeship. Love says he Is satis-fle- d be decided for months to come, and th'it Treasurer Trent, Clerk Kalauokalanl,
with the company's management It Is necessary that he should take the. and Attorney Douthltt.
To them camo Acting Governor Atof his affairs, and wants It continued, trip to the coast, owing to Illness which
but that the company Is advised by its endangers his life it he remains hero. kinson who attended at the requpst of
attorney that under the trust deed it He asks the court to order the Trust the Board of Supervisors In order that
cannot pay him anything but money company to pay him the necessary ex- the launching, of tho new governmental
derived from rents and this leaves him penses. Henry E. Hlghton Is his
venture may be as auspicious ns posin poverty.
sible.
So for a couplo of hours tho Board
lss-"--:.
!
'
and the Governor talked and while acof davits on her and some of the "llfo" tual results there were none, it is posshould such license bo produced, sible that a stop was taken towards
THE STANLEY DOLLAR oven
boats are improvised for the present the reaching of a conclusion satisfactrip. It Is doubtful If all of them could tory to' all parties. One thing at least
(Continued froir page one)
bo launched safetly in a heavy sea.
was ascertained and that was the cerThe Stanley Dollar came hero from tainty of Governor Atkinson's position
when tho master appears for clearance the Orient, so it Is not unusual that towards tho
fledgling counties. He expapers, the license will bo asked for. In she might not havo any license for pressed
himself time and tlmo again
case the 1'cense is produced one Im- the carrying of passepgors.
She is a
being uncompromisingly In favor
portant fact will be settled to the satis- British vessel' and such license would as
of oxtendlng every possible aid to
faction of tho Federal authorities. But naturally be Issued by British Inspec- them In this the period of
ther incepthere will be another phase to tho tors. The opinion of the local author- tion.
Ho made it ns plnln as words
matter.
ities seems to be that she has no such can make things that ns far as his
The Dollar is not a boat that has license.
Inasmuch as there aro no duty would permit; and exercising a
been used previiVsly for any extensive such Inspectors in this port, the ves- deu regard for the rights
of the Terhauling of passengers and her accom- sel will probably not be able to secure ritory as a whole, ho
uso every
modations to tako a large number of such license. In the absence of any endeavor lo help the would
county of Oahu
passengers, will be considered.
Tho regular Federal Inspectors, Collector to get
started proporly In business.
United Stats laws aro fully as explicit Stackable hns to so that the laws aro
Beyond the firm fixing of the Idea
on this score, as they aro on the neces- onforced. Beforo he could issue any that tho Executive is most
amicably
sity of a vessel having a license to license for the carrying of passengers, disposed tovynrds tho new order
of
carry passengers, and if tho quarters the British vessel would have to havo things, last evening's meeting
did not
that wore designed for the accommo- some license from tho British Inspec- accomplish much.
Its proceedings
dation of the Japaneso passengers, are tors. In the absence of such British lacked continuity, like Mr,
"butBo
Inadequate
found
there will
fresh Inspectors, the prospects of no llconso terscotch," nt fitted fromKolb's
flower to
cause for a delay of tho vessel.
being secured by tho vessel, provided flower.
In addition to this fcaturo of tho case of course that no bucIi document Is
"The Board hns
you to bo
tho life saving apparatus is another held by her, would be decidedly remote. prosont, Govornor," Invited
said Chairman G.
con- matter that will. bo. taken .under
Tho
attornoy
United
States
District
W. Smith "to learn from you the status
..
aro has tho case under advisement and of tho different officials
n is neia mat mere
smcraiion.
under county
not a sufficient number of life boats' will bo ready to act as soon as tho governmont and also to get
your views
provided and that somo of the boats master of tho vossol applies for clear- os to public buildings, the fire, police
that have been put on the vessel are ance. There aro a number of steps to and other departments."
unfit for such possible use. Tho ves- be considered fn tho mattor.
There
The Govornor plunged nt once Into
sel is not equipped it Is claimed to seoms little chanco of the vossol get- the mlddlo of things.
pasproperly provide for the safety of
ting away today with her large crowd
"Speaking generally" he said "I think
sengers, for thoro are only four sets of Japanese passengers.
that It Is incumbent on the Territory
ff
!:??
;-
....
.
SUPERVISORS
ink
was ah a uream
c--
There will be a special meeting of
Honolulu Temple No. 1, Rathbone Slaters, on Thursday evening, June 29.
Between Boards Sales 100 McBryde
GRACE O'BRIEN,
$7.50; 52 McBrydo $7.50.
M. of R. & C
20.00"
Ewa
28.50
Hawaiian Agrl
95.00
M3TICG.
Hawaiian Com
85.00
S3. 00
Hawaiian Sugar
34.50
35.00
Honomu
155.00
Wllder's Steamship Company will not
Honokaa
17.75 be responsible for any debts contraci-e17.50
d
1C0. 00
Haiku
in Its name on or after July 1st,
Kahuku
31.00 1905, without written authority
from
Kihoi
9.75
10.00 its President or Treasurer.
Klpahulu
30.00
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Koloa
150.00 (Signed) By
Its President, W. O. Smith,
McBrydo
8.00 (Signed) By
7.50
its Treasurer, S. B. Rose.
Oahu Sugar Co
115.00
Dated Honolulu, June 2Sth, 1905.
3G.00
Onomea
Ookala
8.00
Notice lo Stockholders.
Olaa Sugar Co
5.00
5.125
Pioneer
150.50
157.60
Walalua Agrl
70.00
75.00
Notice Is hereby given that tho stock'
Walluku ....
160.00
books of the Honolulu Rapid Transit
Walmca
42.50
& Land Company will bo closed to
Wilder S. S. Co
H0. 00 transfers from the 28th to the 30th daya
Hawailnn Electric
103.00
of June, 1903, both dates Inclusive.
Hon. R. T. Co. pfd
103.00
101.60
By order of the Board of Directors.
Hon. R. T. Co. com....
C7.50
GEO. P. THIELEN,
Mutual Telephone
9.50
Secretary Honolulu Rapid Transit &
Oahu R. &L. Co
S6.00 Land Company.
78.50
Cal. & Haw. Sug. Rof....
100.00
Hawaiian Com. 5s
102.00
Ewa 6s
100.00
Haiku Cs
102.00
EXECUTIVE NOTICE.
Hawaiian Sugar 6s
102.00
.
.
,
J
.
and on the officials of tho Territory to
try and .see that the counties are properly launched and to give them help
In every way possible but at the same
time It Is our duty to .conserve the
rights of tho Territory as" a whole and
to regard the position of the Federal
government under the now conditions
which are to arise.
Tho conclusion I
havo reached is that the legislature has
transferred to the county certain offices.
If those offices have to do certain work I think that they should be
provided with the tools with which to
do it.
All of the tools used by the
106.00
Territory should be turned over to the Hon. R. T. Co. 6s
100.00
county except in such caso as those Kahuku 6s
104.50
where the territory hns a partial use Oahu R. & L. Co. 6s
101.00
for them and then the details of such Oahu Sugar 6s
93.00
9S.00
transfer nnd consequent maintenance joina Cs
can be arranged.
102.00
103.00
As to the transfer Pala 6s
104.00
of real estate, that Is a different mat- Pioneer Cs
ter, one which I have not yet had time AValalua Agrl. 6s
101.25
101.75
to consider In all of thi lights that It
presents."
The Governor touched casually on HIGH SHERIFF
the matter of the title to the different
real property of the Territory and
hazarded the Idea that no title was
BUCK
absolutely clear.
Tho property had
to be transferred frof the Republic of
Hawaii to tho Territory of Hawaii
somehow or other and In order to do SAYS HE WILL LET THE GOVERthis it hud In his view been placed in
AND
SUPERINTENDENT
the hands of the United States simply NOR
in trust fpr the time being. The ReOF PUBLIC WORKS DECIDE.
public had turned It over to the United States and the United States had in
"I propose," said High Sheriff Henry
turn transferred it to tho Territory.
Now, he thought, it might be possible this morning, "to pass this entire mat-tof the custody and control of the
to have the Territory transfer such
property us was required to the county police property and buildings to tha
Governor and tho Superintendent of
subject to demand.
'
"We want to decide on the general Public Works. If It Is decided that the
lino of policy," said the Governor "the entire building here shall be devoted
matter of considering details can then to the use of the county police department, I will act accordingly.
be taken up."
"It Is well to bear in mind, however,
In answer to a query from Chairman
Smith as to whother ho considered the that the county government Is as yet
government buildings as part of the untried nnd is In the experimental
collateral security for tho bond Issue, stage. It will be some time before th
Governor Atkinson replied that by the details of routine of the two govern- Organic Act no real proporty could bo monts become adjusted so that there
sold unless the proceeds wero applied will be no misunderstandings and untowards tho reduction of the bonded necessary Inconveniences.
"My Idea about the present building
Indebtedness.
"Tho question of the transfer of ter 'is simply this: I think that as hlgn
ritorial property was one of tho argu- sheriff, I will havo considerable work
ments used ngalnst tho County Act" to perform and It would be better if I
were to retain the present office and
remarked Attorney Douthltt.
"But it did not hold, did it?" asked several of the cellB In the rear, the latter for 'use of my clerk and for the
the Governor.
"No," said Douthltt ''the Supreme storing of the police arms and ammunition. While I personally could get
Court ruled against tho contention."
The discussion veered round to the along as well at the prison as in this
detail of tho maintenance of different office on Merchant street, I do not
necessaries of the public sorvlce when think that It would be as convenient
their uso was divided between both for tho public. I think that there should
therefore be an office down town where
territory nnd county.
'
the public can transact whatever busi"For Instance," said Chairman Smith ness
"there are the police patrol wagons, countyIt has, with the high sheriff. The
sheriff could, as far as I am
High Sheriff Henry thought that tho
county might provldo and pay the driv- .concerned, have thq use of the entire
of the building.
ers while tho Territory might feed remainder
"As the details of routine shape
and caro for the horses does an ar- themselves,
it might be found that I
rangements of that sort seom to you
would not have to be nt the offico
to be a good ono?"
here so
"Well of course we would not want quarters much but could have smaller
and have office hours during
to chase round after you any more
a brief period of the day."
than you would want to after us"
began tho Governor when Supervisor
Lucas interrupted.
A NEW PLANTATION
"Wo don't want to chaso round after
HI Henry anyhow" he said.
"Order" cried tho chair.
A new sugar plantation Is to be start"I did not come here to indulge In ed on the Island of Oahu. It is to be In
personalities" answered the Governor the neighborhood of Kaneohe and will
with somo wnrmth "Wo know what consist of several thousand acres. C.
our duties are Mr. Lucas and I hope Bolte and L. L, McCandless are among
you will soon know yours."
the most heavily interested In the now
Chairman Smith then put the direct venture. August Ahrens will be the
question to Governor Atkinson, would manager, It Is stated. The new com- I
PASSESJE
BY AFTTK VRTTY
During tho absenco of tho Governor
from the Territory, the Secretary of
the Territory will act as governor.
A. L. C. ATKINSON,
Secrotary of Hawaii.
Executive Building,
Honolulu, June 28, 1905.
Office of the Board of Health.
Honolulu, Hawaii, Juno
Appropriations for the period
lapse July 20th, 1905.
L. E. PINKHAM,
President, Board of Health.
1904-19- 03
'
NOTICE.
HOLIDAY
er
I
28, 1903.
All bills against tho Board of Health
must be delivered at Its office by July
'
10th.
Tuesday, July 4th, being a legal holiday, all offices of the Territorial Government will be closed on that day.
G. R.
;arter,
Governor.
Executive Building, June 10th, 1903.
21, 28, 30.
3ts-J- une
'
I
Opera House
June 29 and July
1
,
The successful
four-a-
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drama by
Augustus Thomas
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Vice-Preside-
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Secretary
Auditor
FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
SUGAR
FOR
AUKNTS
Oceanic Steamship Co., San Francisco,
Western Sugar Refining Co., San Fran
cisco, Cat.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia. Pa.
Newall Universal Mill Co., Manufac
turers of National Cane biireauer,
NTbw
Vork. N. Y.
Pacific Oil Transportation
Francisco, Cal.
HART
Co.,
San
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&
The Kllte Ice Cream Parlors.
Chocolates and Confections
Ice Cream and Water Icea
Bakery Lunch.
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"It Is with plca-ur- e that 1 can testify
to the great benefit I derived from the use
of Ayer's Ssmaparilla. 1 suffered terribly
from indigestion, and tried several medicines without avail. I was then persuaded to take
Ayer's
Sarsapariila
and after using a few bottles my indigestion was cured, my appetite came back,
This is
and I was strong and hearty.
some years since, and my old complaint
has not returned, but I always keep a bottle in the house, and when I feel at all out
of sorts a few dosos put me right again
W. SlNKINSON, Mt.
in quick order."
Torrens, S. A.
r";
,...
There are many imitation
Sarsaparillas.
Be sure you get "AYER'S."
Castle & Cooke, Ltd
Union Pacific
ltal stock was $100,000 divided into 1,000
of tho par value of $100 each,
the dividends on the capital stock
were limited to 7 per cent per annum,
tnat all the net earnings and receipts
above tho dividends should be nccumu- lntcd, and that "the corporate powers
i me .socieiy snouiu oo vested In the
board of directors, and that such board
should consist of fifty-tw- o
person?.
1,1
was to ue tne proprietor
ng- -
IIMhUiiTIIHHrirddlill
lne uny 01 tl1e annual meeting, the
tltlonlng officers of the society had nsk-thea ror three things:
(.) That the $5,000 policyholders bo
atonce enfranchised.
"(2.rrimt i7i7("ti'i,o tnu
franchise "all clnsses of beneficiaries."
(3.) That Hyde should not be
1
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IS
Quickest, Finest, Best
Train that Supplies
All Demands
To St. Louis or Chicago
DAYS
INfrom 3San Francisco.
ELECTRIC LIGHT?
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Pacific
Information Bureau
fl3 Market Stret,
San Frauclsco.
RAILWAY
OAHU
XXIVIJS
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Wo will now proceed to show, as a
part of the history of the case, what
lllil iTiTTJMaKnillliJI
1904.
CO,,
CLAY
17.46 a. m.,
m., HMO p. m.,
10:$8
:1
a.
p. m.,
TOalljr.
.:30
m.
Mill and
8:S a, m.,
4:S1 p. m.,
20 per cent.
Print
LINOLEUMS
THIS
WEEK
&
COOKE,
th
July
;
C. FRICK, CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINT
liD uv it-ijJIOARD OF DIRECTORS TO "TllOROUGH- L.Y liNVlibnOAiE AND REPORT UPON THE PRESENT
MANAGEMENT OF THE (EQUITAI1LE) SOCIE TY."
of at least live shares of the capital action was taken by the board of dii
ea
LEWERS
I
II.
INWARD,
drive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
Jua an" Walanae 'S.16 a. m., B:I1
Pearl City
June 28, 29, 30,
July 4, 5, 6, 24, 25, 26
FIREWORKS
HENIOT
L
p. m., $9:30 p m., tU:16 p. m,
fbrlre Honolulu from Kwa
SEE DATES.
s
OUTWARD.
9m Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way
Stations 17: 30 a. m., 9:15 a. 31.
11:06 a. m., 2:16 p. m., 3:20 p. m.
3
Stopovers allowed cn route.
Tickets good for three months.
urrah
CONN.
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono-mSugar Compaliy, Honomu Sugar
Company.
alluku Sugar Company,
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company,
Haleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala
Ranch.
Planters' Line Shipping Company.
Charles Brewer & Co's Line of Boston Packets.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
President
Charles M. Cooke
& Mgr.
Geo. H. Robertson..
E. Faxon Bishop.... Treas. & Secy.
Auditor
F. W. Macfarlano
Director
P. C. Jones..,
C. H. Cooke
Director
Director
J. R. Gait
All of the above named constitute
tho Board of Director".
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Wi Walanae, Waialua, Kahuku p.ejd
m.
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H:
One way rate for Round Trip Tickets to all Eastern points.
FOR THE
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OCTOBER
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QUEEN STREET,
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Tie
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es
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nt
ATEB'S PILLS, the beit family laxative.
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ilfc.
on the 3d Instant
the representative
To the Hoard of Dliectore of the Kqult- - and owner of r majority or the capital
able Life Assuiai.te Society of tlin stock of the society." They then added
In this supplemental petition: "Wo
United States;
deem it proper to add that, In our
The undersigned, members of
the committee appointed to "thorough- - opinion, after the most careful and
ly investigate and report uion the anxious consideration of the subject,
of Mr. Hyde as vice-be- g
present management of the society," the
president
president In the
acting
and
following:
leave to aulnnlt the
On the Sd of February, 1005, James aosence 0i ine presiueni, wun an me
W. Alexander, president; Gage E. Tar powers he has exercised, would be
George T. most prejudlcal .to the welfare and
bell, second
Wilson, third
William progress of the society and the con- Alexander, secretary, and thirty-fou- r
fvation of the trust funds held for
other olllcers of the Equitable Life As the benellt of our policyholders. Mr.
surance Society of the United States, Hyde's prominence In various ways
are sucn
presented to the board of directors of H,lu ",a uls HS
criticism of the so- iho onniotv n
im
sniinc frfi, aB tendto to provoke
create misgivings as to the
"thelr views and opinion regarding the
,ul .ll8 "'imme.uuiu, iiuu
future- management of the affairs of
.
institution
the society, the conservation of Its loJ,
. UU8'"eff
uniformly held out to
,h,as
business, and the due administration tlle
I1""1'0 ns conducted solely on the
an,l i.rntnntlnn nf .ho
fn,i0 i in
..
mutual plan for tho benefit and pro
In this petition it Is also recited that tectlon of Its policyholders."
imported Into the petition an
the socletv wns nrminizo.i m isr.n ti,ni
Its charter expressly provided that its entirely new request to tho board of
insurance business should bo conduct- - ulILl-luIAs matters stood on February S, 1003,
ed upon the mutunl plan, that Its cap- -
CITY
SUGGESTS
,
1.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co., Lowell, Mats., U. S. A.
Railroad
Jl'SR
The rejiorl of the Frick Committee on the mrtnagement o'. the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, is the key to an understanding' of the most remarkable controversy that has evr meed
within a fiimnciul institution of its character. No controversy within
such an institution has ever received the widespread interest and discussion that this lias. The keenest interest in it has been manifested'
in this community. The Star will therefore publish this report in full,
in convenient instalments from day to day.
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1161
THUtWOAY,
New Lines of
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Cured by Ayar't Sarsapnrllla.
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The Limited
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m. P. DENNISON
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Supt.
aled:."
(The petition then set out the
clause of the charter of the society
wherein It is provided that in the elec- lion ot directors every stockholder
should be entitled to one vote for every
share of stock held by him, and that at
any time aiier tne organization or tne
society the board of directors might,
by a vote of three-fourtof all tho
aireciors, proviue mat acn me policy- holder, who shall be Insured for not less
than $5,000, shall be entitled to one vote
at the annual election of directors,
such vote to be given personally and
not by proxy. The petition then reclt- ed that the number of policyholders
and beneficiaries of tho society now
exceeds 500,000, and that the nccumu- iHiiuu.1 i.ciu uy mi? society amount t
over $110,000,000. The petitioners then
represented that from their practical
experience in the conduct of the society's business "we have become convinced that Us continued welfare unj
progress and the due administration
end protection of the trust funds in its
charge render a change necessary, and
that it is incompatible with present
public opinion ns well ns with tho
of the society and its beneficiaries that the policyholders, ns the real
parties in interest, should continue .o
be without any voice in the administration of these funds, but that the entire power of selecting directors should
be vested in and exercised solely by
the holdor for the time being of a majority of the society's nominal capital
stock." The petitioners then recited
that they had consulted
counsel ns to
their .lutv n moc. , fh
as to the powers of the directors nnd
were advised as follows:
"First, That
it Is our duty to acquaint the board of
dlrectors with our views and Judgment
and to urge the recommendations
which wo now submit. Second. That
under the charter there is full power
vested In the board of .directors to con- fer voting powors upon tho class of
pollcyholders mentioned above." The
petition concluded with a recommend- atlon that the board of directors "take
the necessary action so as to 'provide.
that ach policyholder, insured in not
less than $5,000, shall be entitled to one
vote at the annual election of directors,
nnd that the necessary logal steps be
taken to secure power to further nro- vide for the extension of this voting
riffiu to nil classes of beneflclarlos."
Five days later, to wit. on the 7th rof
February, 1905, beinsr the day nrlor to
the nnnual meeting of the society,
which was held on the 8th of February,
1905, these same gentlemen presented a
supplemental petition to the board ot
directors of the society, In which they
recited that, "We deem It proper to
state that a copy of such petition (tha
original) was furnished to Mr. IIyd
rectors unon these PniiR!t ,m t tv,.
time of the '
of thp
management whose acts are now under
Investigation.
At the nnnunl meotintr held on Feb
ruary 8, 1903, the president of tho so- doty submitted to the board of ill
rectors the petition of Februarv 2. mor.
and tho supplemental petition of Feb- ruary 7th, 1903, horclnbeforo referred
Bel, obtained by the petitioners, rela- ttve to tho legality of the mutuallza- tlon of the society. At this meeting
a proposed now chorter nnd declara- tlon for tho soclty was submitted, and
a motion made that tho president and
secretary of the society be authorized
nnd d lectcd to execntn thn nrnnonpfl
amended charter and take all necessary
steps to validate tho same. This motion was, by the unanimous vote of tho
board, laid upon tho table.
There- UnOll a COllimlttpn nf Uio linnrrl mna nn.
10tcd to inquire Into tho matters and
documents submitted by tho president,
nnmoly, the petition of February, 2,
1905 tho amended petition of February
7, 1903, nnd tho opinion of counsel upon
tho subject-mattof said petitions,
with instructions to report to tho board
In ono week.
This was the unanimous
action of the board. Whereupon the
meeting adjourned until February 10,
er
1905.
In tho meanwhile, and prior to the
dato to which tho meeting of tho board
was adjourned, to wit, on the 15th of
February 1903, James W. Alexander,
th0 President of tho socloty, addressed
n communication to tho commltttee ap- P"lte,d Vy, "'Oard, in which he dls- lonBth th0 Proposition of mu- ?us!.ed
tunllzat'on proposed in tho petitions of
February 2 nnd 7, 1905, maintaining as
a part of h,s argument for mutuallza- tlon that tho question of mutuallzatlon
"nns now b.come doubly acute be- cnuo of the open, aggressive, arid mls- BuldG(J emphasis and outward assertion
Blvon to tho fnct of nls stoolc control
,)y Jnrnes H. Hyde, tho
of tllu company."
Tll,s communication of February 15
I'kowlse sot out at Iqngth tho argu- l"ont of Mr. Alexander for mutuallza- "on based upon his allegations of
shortcomings and misdoings upon tho
P"rt of Mr. Hydo as nn individual and
n8 a onicor or the company, of whom
Mr. Alexander said: "I think IiIr or- rors, notwithstanding tholr baneful of- fect upon the society nnd tholr grave
menace to Its future prosperity, nrlso
from a fundamental wrong condition
which I nm hopoful that the board of
directors ot this society will, in their
wisdom, correct."
At the adjournad meeting of tha
board ot dlreotors held in the 10th ot
nt
Wall, NichoJs Company, Ltd
February, 1903, tho board adopted a
scheme of mutuallzatlon ns detailed In
the report of the committee of directors submitted to the meetings and
all of the existing olllcers of
tho society, including the
against whom tho protest had
been lodged by tho president and other
officers of tho society.
At the same
meeting the former executive commit
tee With tho addition of Mr. H. C. Frick
was elected with James H. Hyde as
Its chairman; and the former finance
committee, with tho ndditlon of Jrx. C.
Frick, which consists of the members
of the oxecutlvo committee and one
additional person. The former members of the other standing committees
were also
to wit, yie committees on agencies, on insurance, nnd
on accounts.
Thus tho board of directors of tho socloty disposed of tho three
propositions presented In the potltion
of tho officers of tho company and In
their amended potltion, ns hereinbefore stated, by adopting a scheme of
mutuallzatlon, nnd by disposing of the
protest against the
of Mr.
Hydo by
him.
Tho scheme of mutuallzatlon adopted by the board of directors subsequently underwent changes by the action of tho board. It is not necessary,
however, for tho committee to now
pursue t' o history of those changes,
or to discuss their merits, as this was
a matter with which tho board of directors dealt directly, and whose action in rospect thereto is now pending
boforo the Insuranco
commissioner
nnd the court.
The charges nga'.ist Mr. nydo were
followed by charges made by him n- galnst Mr. Alexander, the president of
tho socloty. Those chnrgos and coun- tercharges, in which other officers of
the society wero Included, raised serious and radical questions affecting the
mnnngement of tho socloty, which resulted In the appointment of this committee by resolution of tho board of
directors passed on the 0th of April,
1905, under the terms of which Messrs.
miss, Mill, Frick, Hnrriman, Ivos.HUl,
nnd Ingalls wero appointed to constitute the commUteo and wero
"charged with tho duty of thoroughly
Investigating and reporting upon tho
present management of .tho socloty;
said commlttoo to select its chairman
nnd adopt measures of procedure."
Messrs. Hill and Mills Immediately
nfter their appointment gave notice of
their inability to serve upon the
and tho dutlos of the committee
have been so far performed by the remaining members.
ideating
The committee held iU
com-inltt-
irt
eo
April
7,
1903
and elected a chairman,
who was directed to employ
a
secre-
tary.
As the committee was appointed to
lmestigate the management of tho
society, the primary Inquiry Is what
constitutes tho management, whore it
Is lodged by law, and how It may bo
lawfully oxerclsed.
Tho charter of tho society contains
those words: "The corporato powers of
said company shall be vosted In a
board of directors and shall bo exercised by them and such olllcers nnd agents
as they may appoint and from time to
time empower."
The exorcise of the corporate powers
of the company and the acts incldont
thore to constitute Its management and
It Is this management that the directors
empowered tho committee to Investigate.
Referring again to tho charter quoted above, it will bo observed that whllo
the corporato powors aro vested In tho
directors, tho exerclso of those powors,
that is, tho management of the company's affairs, Is committed to the
dlroctors and such officers and agents
ns they may appoint So that In tho
comes to this, that this
last analysis
committee's duty is to investigate the
management by the dlroctors and likewise tho management of tho olllcers.
This severance or .".Ivlslon of the committee's duly Is made for many practical reasons besides convenience, and
ospeclally for the purpose of locating
tho responsibility for wrong-doin- g
In
specific cases of mismanagement.
To Be Continued.
When some peoplo spend their time
In solf contemplation It looks to others
llko tlmo thrown away.
BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN
During the summer months children
aro subject to disorders of the bowels,
and should receive tho most careful attention. As soon as any unnatural
looseness of tho bowels Is noticed,
Colic,
Chamberlain's
Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy should be given.
by
For salo
all dealers.
Benson
Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii.
Purity and Wholesomeness are the
first requirements of a beverage. Tha
United States Government reports assure both of these to Rainier Beer.
Fine Job Printing, stnr Office.
TUB HAWAIIAN
CORPORATION
8TAR,
TlIUIUrOAT, JUNB
,
civil
WS.
NOTICE
V.
NOTICE.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD.
Notice la hereby given that a new
Telephone Directory will shortly be
published, nml all portons Intending to
lmvo new telephones Installed are requested to make applications nt tin
oarly date.
Subscribers desiring any changes to
bo mado in their names or places of
resldonco etc, will please notify tho
ofllco beforo July 20th next, after which
dato no new names will be added to,
or changes mado In tho new book.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD.
Honolulu, June 2Tth, 190S.
WALTHAM WATCHES
STEM WINDING,
LEVER.
Thence nlong the Rant bnnk of
'iknlu Stream to high water murk
lu'iu'h, Ihn direct azimuth nnd dl-- :
i. e being: 13C 06' 44
feet;
I. Thence along beach, nlong high
nter mark, the direct aslmuth
Melntr: 340
00
MS
fret;
BY A UTHORJTY
NOTICE.
nnd
PAYMENT OF HEWER
ATBS.
5. Thence along the foot of bluff,
In accordance with Act 6, StMfea
the
direct Milinuth mid distance being;; Laws, 1KI, rate will be ..Ay
WALTHAM WATCHES EXPRESS
able from
TABLISHING AND MAINTAINING 101 SI' M4 feet:
1905,
July
and
let,
after
-20'
up
Hdge
IS'
to
Ml
the
feet
THE
OF
THEH1ION A HOSPITAL STATION
In advance.
point of beginning.
IS.
9
PUBacres.
Area
THE WATCHMAKER'S ART.
AND LABORATORY OF THE
rates between July 1st,
100 and December Hit, IMS, are payaB.
HOS
AND
LIC
MARINE
HEALTH
TWELVE MILLION WALTHAM
ble on July let, 1&06.
Description ot Spring Site.
PITAL SERVICE OF THE UNITED
WATCHES NOW IN USE.
A failure to pay such advance rates;
Situated 011 the Bast side of AValko
STATES, FOR THE STUDY OF lu Valley, AValkolu, Molokai, Terri within 1G days after due, renders the
ALL GUARANTEED BY
tory of Hawaii.
rate holder liable to an additional 10.
THE METHODS OF TRANSMIS- Solected by Surgeon General AA'yman, per
cent.
AMERICAN WALTHAM
t
NOTICE.
LepSION, CAUSE AND TREATMENT M. II. S., as portion of Federal
'
Rates payable at the olllce of
WATCH COMPANY,
rosarium.
MAKAHA COFFEE CO., LTD.
C. M. AA'HITE,
Beginning nt a on stone In trail up
OF LEPROSY.
WALTHAM, MASS., U.S.A.
tho East sldo of AValkolu Valley, the
The regular annual meeting of tho
Chief Clerk.
lllIMIIISfc"-"Jl- B
from Hawnllan Govern Approved.,
Maknha Coffee Co., Ltd., will be held
Ill
BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE TER'
ment Survey Trig. Station "Lelnaopa
on Friday, Juno 30th, ?905 at 3 o'clock
C. S. HOLLOWAY,
plo" being South 2178 foet and East
p. m. at the ofllco of Jas. F. Morgan,
RITORY OF HAWAII,
219 feet, as shown on Government Sur Superintendent ot Public AVorks.
Honolulu,
vey Registered Map No. 2309, and
' .
JAS. A. LOW,
Department of Public AA'orks,
by true azimuths:
Secretary.
June 17, 1S05.
264
23' 386 feet up ridge;
Honolulu, June 20, 1005.
861
00' 760 feet along Territorial
Government AV'ater Reserve:
NOTICE
SPECIAL MEETING.
117
63' 4C0 feet down rldgo to
AVhereas it Is provided by Section 91
A11
outstanding bills for materials
on stone In trail.
of an Act to Provide a Government for
McCABE,
HAMILTON & RENNY
4. Thence along East side of trail, furnished and services rendered In tha
RUSSIA IN REVOLUTION.
CO., LTD.
the Territory of Hawaii, passed by the the direct azimuth and distance being:
period commencing July 1, 1904, an4
Fifty-sixt- h
Congress of the United 215 40' 90 feet:
A special meeting of tho StockholdTune 20. The Russian battleship Kniaz Potenikin Tav
ODESSA,
ending June 30, 1905, must be In my of170
227
62'
foot:
ers of McCabe, Hamilton & Renny Co., ritchesky is flying a red flag. The captain and most of the officers have States of America on the 27th day of
flce properly certified, If on the Island
130
18S
point
00'
of
C
feet to the
Ltd., will be hold on Saturday, July 1,
Light officers have April, A. D., 1900, and approved on the beginning.
Oahu, by July 10, 190B, If on the other,
1905, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the ofllce been murdered and their bodies thrown overboard.
of
day of April, A. D. 1900, "That
Area 4.5 acres.
of the company. No. 20 Queen street, been forced to join the mutineers. Two torpedo boats, accompanied 30th
by July 16, 1906.
Islands
C.
Honolulu, for the purpose of consider- by the Potenikin have seized the coal-lade- n
Esperanza. The the public property ceded and transsteamer
C. M. WHITE,
ing a proposed amendment to the arti- remainder of the Baltic fleet, en route from the naval battle, arc cx ferred to tho United States by the Ro'
Description of Hospital Site.
Chief Clerk.
cles of association of said corporation.
Kalawao, Molokai, Territory of Ha
petted to arrive soon. Reports arc current to the effect that there public of Hawaii, under the Joint resoCHAS. BON,
Department of Public AA'orks, Hono7, waii.
July
ot
annexation,
approved
lution
are serious disaffections on other warships. The streets of this citv
Secretary.
189S, shall be and remain In the posses
Selected by Surgeon General AVnlter lulu, T. II., Maj 31, 1906.
are barricaded and tumult reigns.
Honolulu, June 23, 1905.
AVyman, U. S. M. II. S., as portion of
r
Territory
slon,
use
of
and
control
the
o
Federal Leprosarium.
PAYMENT OF AA'ATER RATES.
maintained,
Hawnll,
bo
of
and
shall
.
CITY ABLAZE AND BATTLESHIP FIRES.
Beginning nt a
on large rock, In
NOTICE.
managed and cared for by It, at Its stono wall, on edge of bluff overlook
sea the true azimuth and dis
INTER-ISLANNAVIGASTEAM
As provinca for In Chapter 45 of tho
LONDON, Tune 20. The quays and the shipping in the harbor of own expense, until otherwise provided lng
tance to Hawaiian Government Survey Revised Laws of Hawnll, 1905:
TION COMPANY, LIMITED.
Odessa, as well as many buildings in the city are ablaze. Incendiaries for by Congress, or taken for tho uses Trig.
Station "Kaupiklawa" being 159
nnd purposes of the United States by 03' 6130.8 feet nnd to Hawaiian GoV'
All persons holding water privileges
Notice Id hereby given that the are interfering with the firemen. The battleship Potenikin fired a shell
direction f the President, or the Gov ernment Survey Trig. Station "Lelna' or those paying water rates are hereby;
Steam into the city killing four Cossacks and wounding twenty.
Stock Books of the Inter-Islan- d
opaplo" being 28C 15' 30" 0332.5 feet, as notified that the water rates for tha
Navigation Co., Ltd., will be closed to
ernor of Hawaii," and
o
shown on Government Survey Regis- six (6) months ending December 31s,
transfers from th 17th to the 30th day
by
Sen
AVhereas
was
enacted
the
SAY
it
REVOLUTION
HAS
BEGUN.
tered Map No. 2209, and running by
of June, 1905, .ncluslve.
ate and Representatives ot the United truo azimuths:
1905, will be due and payable at tha
By order of the Board of Directors.
1. Along edge of bluff overlooking office of Honolulu AVater AVorks on tha
ST. PETERSBURG, Tunc 29. The Admiralty admits that the sit States of America in Congress assemC. H. CLAPP,
uation in connection with the interior disturbances is crave. Troops bled, by any Act thereof duly approved sea to corner of fence on same, a littlo 1st day of July, 1905.
Secretary.
Honolulu, June 15th, 1905.
On all such rates remaining unpaid
are being mobilized to suppress the Odessa mutiny. The radicals de- by the President of the United States AVest ot AVaialela Gulch, tho 333direct
13'
azimuth nnd distance being:
on July 15th, 1905, an additional charge
of America on the 3rd day of March 1893 feet;
clare that the revolution has arrived.
HOOKS CLOSED.
o
A. D. 1905, "That when the Territorial
2.- -65
00' 1S5.5 feet to corner ofjstone of 10 per cent will be made.
All privileges upon which rates reGovernment of Hawaii shall cedo to wall;
3.- -27
00' 285.5 feet along stone wall main unpaid to August 15th, 1905, (30
the United States In perpetuity a suitWILDER'S S. S. COMPANY.
on solid rock:
to
days after becoming delinquent) ara
able tract of land one mllo square,
4.- -14
25' 585.0 feet up small hill to
Notice Is hereby given that the stock
subject
to Immediate shut off, without
more
on
Leper
or
less,
the
Reservation
largeedge
on
Steamship
on
of
bluff;
rock
of
Wllder's
transfer books
t
nctlce.
Including
odgo
3S'
esfurther
616.0
Molokai,
along
of
at
bluff
bo
Hawaii,
feet
u.22
and
there
shall
Co., will be closed from
on large rock, the truo azimuth
The outside men have been Instructthe 1st day of June, 1905, to and includtablished thereon a hospltnl station and to
Kalawao Protestant Church spire ed to shut off all dellnquopt privily 38
ing the 30th day of June, 1905.
laboratory of the public health and to
being 163 24' and to cross on Catho
By order of the Board of Directors.
as fast as possible after August iriLh.
Marino Hospital Service of the United lic Church being 164 48';
S. B. ROSE,
(Signed)
1905.
IS';
6.
31
o
States, for tho study of the methods
1013.0 feet along odgo
Secretary.
Rates are payable at U10 office ot the
of transmission, cause nnd treatment bluff and down Into a small gulch and
Honolulu, T. H May 31, 1905.
nlong
In
angle
center
of
to
same
said
AVater AA'orks to tho Chlet
Honolulu
of Leprosy," and
.
gulch;
the Department of Public
Clerk
of
A noToiis "iitpursuance of the forego7.- -99
20' 1150.0 feet along center of
NOTICE.
ing Act of the Congress of tho United small gulch to point In fame, opposite Works.
J. H. HOWLAND,
States of America a tract of land situ- tho bottom of pall:
Thence following nlong the bottom of Superintendent of the Honolulu AA'atef
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS BWA
ated on the Leper Reservation at Mopall,
PLANTATION COMPANY.
Works.
lokai, Hawnll, in area one mllo square, bolncthe direct azimuths and distances
In accordance with the terms under
Honolulu,
T. II., June Sth, 1D05.
more or less, has been found suitable
8. -1- 97
40'
810.0
feet:
which its bonds were Issued, the Ewa
9. -2- 19 52' 750.0 feet;
for the purpose in said last named Act
Plantation Co. will pay, with accrued
10. -1- 37 18' 1000.0 feet;
contemplated and set forth;
Interest, on July 1st, 1905, One HandreJ
11. -2- 62 15' 516.0 feet to a
on solid
Its
($100,000.00)
of
Dollars
Thousand
Now, therofore, I, George R. Carter,
rock at point of pall nnd end of stone
bonds, this completing the redemption
Governor
of
Territory
the
of Hawaii, wall, tho truo azimuth and distance to
of the entire issue of $500,000 Issued unJ. C. COHEN, Manager.
by virtue of tho authority In me vest"Lelnaopaplo"
being 270 44' 7015.9
der date of January 1st, 1900. The num-ter- s
by
Commencing
proed
fol
law,
hereby
FRIDAY EVENING,
do
as
paid
are
declare and
of the bonds to be
feet; to "Kaupiklawa"
being 170 23'
lows:
claim that tho following described 7515.3 feet, and the nzlmuth to Kal:i-wa- o June 23, every evening nnd Saturday;
401
274
1S7
114
7
pieces of land (the Territory reserving
Protectant Church Spire being Matinee.
FOR ONE AVEEK ONLY
403
275
188
120
9
184 12' nnd to Kalawao Catholic church
ownership
tho
of,
right
remove
to
and
404
286
193
123
18
190 41' 30":
being
jrou
M. 8. (NIK KOVEUY XMHIT
such buildings as may be on the date
410
291
194
124
22
12. Thence along stitio wall, along
hereof upon the granted premises), be Baldwin Home, the direct
413
292
199
132
24
azimuth
and
M. B. CURTIS, Proprietor and Mgr.
'
421
295
204
137
29
and tho same are hereby taken for tho distance being: 219 10' COO feet;
Presenting an entirely new repertoire
'
424
304
212
14$
32
13. -1- 46 00' 425.0 feet along stone wall
uses and purposes of tho United States
'
of high class A'nudeville.
426
307
213
145
33
along
Homo;
Baldwin
saving and reserving therefrom a right
'
432
339
219
149
45
14. -200' 1003 feet nlong stone wnll
Princess Chlnqullla, an Indian of
of way forty (10) feet In width nlong along19
441
340
222
151
46
Baldwin Home;
Royal blood In Indian songs and Indian
445
344
240
155
and over tho lino of the present road
4T
20'
05.0
15306
feet nlong stone wall dances.
'
451
352
242
157
69
or trail over the granted premises, for nlong Baldwin Home;
'
The Sensation of Four Continents,
454
354
163
254
10.-- 219
74
10' 91.5 foet nlong stono well
the purposes of a road, for the excluConjuror.
Reno tho
tho
455
358
169
257
82
along Baldwin Home to the point ot Great Debonair
Presenting
in Mnglc
sive and Joint use of tho Board of beginning.
463
359
258
174
93
a boquot of mystical novelties culminHealth of the Territory of Hawaii, and
469
360
259
176
96
Area 114.0 acres.
ating with the bewildering Illusions
478
361
264
179
97
Its successors, and the United States
Katclna the fight thruugn space and
479
363
266
183
100
authorities having the oharge and conLurllne the creation of woman.
493
373
181
270
110
trol of said hospital station nnd labor- Description of Reservation Site.
Mnjor A. Edward Newell the Cow494
383
271
185
113
boy Juggler. Newest pictured melodies.
atory;
granting
and
to
tho
United
to
holders
given
hereby
the
Situated In Kalawao and Makannlua
Notice Is
's
Latest Biographical crazo
States a like exclusive right of way Molokai, Territory of Hawaii.
of these bonds to present the same for
Dilemma.
Count's
The
upon and over that part or portion of
payment at the offlce of tho Treasurer
Selected by Surgeon General AValter
Ernest L. Barbour, Humorist, Mono-logl0 the Ewa Plantation Company In Hotho public lands of the Territory of AAryman, U. S. M. H. S., as portion of
Impersonator and Imitator.
nolulu on July 1st, 1905, and that inter- DAVID B. HENDERSON,
FORMER SPEAKER OF THE Hawaii lying between tho parcels of Federal Leprosarium.
est on same will cease on and after
Beginning
popular Prices: 75, 60. 25c; box seats.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, WHO HAS BEEN land hereby separately granted, now Survey Trig. nt Hawnllan Government
that date.
Station "Knuhako" on tho ji.oo. Reserved seats at Orpheum Box
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
W. A. BOWEN,
used as 11 public road or trull, such Southwest rim of Kauhaka Crater near Office,
'
Treasurer Ewa Plantation Company.
rights of way as are hereby granted trraven. the true azimuth and '"'-"- "
DUBUQUE, June 29. Former Speaker Henderson has been and rosorvod being
Survey
to
Trig.
Government
Hawaiian
Honolulu, Hawaii, May 20th, 1D05.
upon
cerIndicated
45'
stricken by paralysis.
Station "Kalawuo" being: 175
tain maps of tho United States Leprosy S088.9 feet; to Hawaiian Government
o
Station Sltos, dated June, 1005, and Survoy Trig. Station "Lelnaopaplo" be- Goniractor and Builder
BRITT AND SULLIVAN.
House Paintar
traced from Government Survey Regis ing 291 16' 9" 14461.6 foot, ns shown on
Government Survey Registered Mhp
Maps
2309 and 1728.
terod
Nos
-SAX FRANCISCO, June 29, Britt and Sullivan have been matchNo. 128 and running by truo azimuths: rCowalo, Sheridan Street near Klmr.
J. P. Cooke, Manager.
1. -1- 37 21' 1092 feet:
Honolulu n. I.
ed for July 21.
A.
2. 287
21' 0912 foet to high water
Telephone
OFFICURS:
Whito 601.
Description of Landing Situ.
marl: at sea coast:
President
H. P. Baldwin
John Kaloaamalknl and wf to Eni- AVal-koSituated on the Kant sldo of
3. Thenco along sea const, along high
First
J. B. Castle
D
mollnu M Magoon
Stream AVulkolu, Molokai, Ter- water mark ,tho direct nzlmuth and
W. M. Alexander.Second
Mary A Kalooamalkal and hsb to J
ritory of Hawaii.
distance being: 336 10' 3702 feet;
REALTY TRANSFERS
Third
L. T. Peck
M
Alfred Mngoon
4. -4- 7 21' 360 feet to Hawaiian Govby Surgeon General AVyman,
Treasurer
J. Waterhouse
a O M.Selected
D Kaohl to Y Ahln
Lep- ernment Survey Trig. Station "Kauportion
as
S.,
If.
of
Federal
Secretary
G. M. Rolph
AND
Mm. Virginia Pengelly to Ben Cruse. .D
piklawa;" the true azimuth and disrosarium.
Auditor
W. O. Smith
PICTURE
FRAMES.
Ben Cruz to Mutual Uldg & Loan
Entered for Record June 27, 1005.
312
Beginning at an Iron bolt, on rocky tance to "Lelnaopaplo" a being:
Socy
M
Noat and Handsome
12' 7" 11104.6 feet:
C. Bolte Tr to Ida Podeyn ot al ....Rel
point
overlooking
sea,
an
known
and
Designs made to order.
Entered for Record June 28, 1905.
6. 17 21' 6S7S foet to an Iron bolt on
Grace D. Merrill and hsb to Lylo A
Hawaiian Government Survey Trig.
BeretanlA Street, near PunqhbowL
Factors and
Diokoy
PA Hoopala (k) to Bishop of Panopolls.D Station "Lelnaopaplo;" the true azi- the North side of main Government
TELEPHONE BLUE 881.
Albert N Campbell Tr to Charlotte
Albert N Campbell Tr to Mrs Virmuth und dUtanco to Hawaiian Gov- road;
Commission
D
137
1860
King
21'
ot
fciet
to
Rel
H
point
the
Hoi
ernment Survoy Trig. Station
ginia Formally
to Notice
Notice
Herchants
br.ng 132 12' J9"H1GI.5 foet; beginning.
Koalaula and hsb to Kulanl (w)....M AV A Bowen and-wLoong
Choe
Chung
to
Slng,.D
Area 602,6 acres.
and to Hawaiian
Harry Armltngo Tr to R AVm Holt..D
Government Surto Cluing See (w)
D vey Trig. Station "Mokapu" being 202
Harry Armltage Tr to Annlo Tarrls..D Chung Sing
IN TESTIMONY AVHI8RBOF
AGEN f S FOR
82' 0" 4266.1 feet;
D AVnlter F Dillingham to Hewn Trust
Mary Allau to J Alfred Magoon
and the azimuth to
I have hereunto subscribed
Co
Ltd
D
C Achl mid wf tl F AVun- Kalawao Protostant Church Spire bemy nntno, and causod the
THE
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar William
D Geo C Allen to Geo D Gear.. Rev. P A ing 105 29' and to the cross on Kala- (Seal)
denberg
Seal of the Territory of HaCompany,
wao Cathollo Church being 103 43', as
CharloH M Cooke Ltd to W C Achl.P R Geo C Alien to A G Gllson
waii to be hereto affixed.
Rov. P A nnd Can Assmt shown 011 Government Survey RegisHaiku Sugar Company,
Elslo M AVundenberg to J Alfred
DONE AT THE CAPITOL, in
Alice K Kea'wa at al to RIohnrd H
A
Map
Mngoon
2309,
by
running
P
No.
tered
and
Paia Plantation,
Honolulu, this 3Sth day of
.
M
Trent Tr
J Alfred Magoon to Mary 15 Low....D Rlohard
true azimuths;
June, A. D. 1905.
ICS S. King Street
..I
M
to
MerA
Trent
Maul Agricultural Company,
Tr
13
MaMary
Low to Emine'llne M
M
rill
1.
Up
to
ot
A
ridge
rocky
ledge
contor
By
goon
D
Klliel Plantation Company,
the Qovernor,
Telephone Main 61
In same, the direct azimuth and disJ Alfred Mngoon Tr to F AVundenHawaiian Sugar Company,
G. R. CARTER,
330
1418
being:
Sv
tance
feet;
BORN.
D
berg
Governor.
Kahuku Plantation Company,
79,
43' 1174 feet down side of ridge
FAYE-- At
Emmollne M Magoon and hsb to
Keknha, Kauai, June 25,
Want ads In the Star bring quick reKahului Railroad Company,
1905, to the wifo of II. P. Faye, ft to a
D
on largo rolld stone on tho East A. L. C. ATKINSON,
John Kaloaamalknl
turns. Three lines three times for 25
Haleakala Ranch Company.
bunk of AValkolu Stream:
son.
JAlfred Magoon to Mrs. II Lunlng.Rol
Secretary of the Territory.
cents.
FOR
THE
PURPOSE
OF
ES
HIGHEST STAGE
eeml-Mnual-
G.-
Semi-annual- ly
run-nln-
A Proclamation
FOREIGN NEWS BY GABLE
1.-2.--
3.--
5.--
D
ormer Speaker Stricken
-
Orpheum Theatre
1
New-York-
st,
I
OHTA,
ll
lu
nt
S. SA1KI,
nt
Bamboo Furniture
nt
Sugar
0.--
a"
BATH
2.--
J--
f
ft
Jtovenlr Liithtr
f
Mil,
awcttttv Prortamstion
en
Honrv May
Meeting Notice
jmameted Hawaiian Jtwtlrr,
flat Bye's
Xomr mud Mango Chutney,
All Kind of Ciirlo
Ll.
WOHAN'S
lHlfll
EXCHANOIS
HPfi9Ppk
Thai
r
Arwa
ire
the
III JILL
I
MMat
ML Msia M.
WL
ft
(Continued
hingle
Stains
Itafc UN.
URHfiaHssa
The conductor Is
hf.pt for evidence.
IS
H. Moevea. According la Reeve
mivHte KUoeti ave MM the mower
OMaon waa a paaaoafjer oa Hei'vos' oar
At Sag katid shUenrsam, ttT
Mat Saturday and paid Ma tare by
faring s altvor dollar. After reoelvMg
JULY
Mt ehsns tie adbed the oaMoctor to
shaiis a Ave dollar piece, onya Reeve
KOON.
nvtrfJCK
AT
ii
Beevei
and Via given tke ohangf.
one.
good
thomjrtit the on was not a
and bhowea it to other paeaewgor. afR kept It
ter giving the chang.
on Beckl')- - nr t, K alibi.
however .though hp took the precau
tion of separating It from other money
- a. re. fruit.
V&T- -l
when be turned It in. At the edftoe of and shade ireea.t vegetable
Dftf.
AUOTOK
touts
PACi 11 'Irtln
V. S, Weather Bureau
m
Ottoa,
S-VL-
OiiSATlKIUV,
Temperatures 4 a. m. 72; I a. m. TT,
19 a. m. TT; noon, ft. Iteming gti- IWMi ?t.
Barometer, 8 a. m., 0M; absolute
humidity, I a, m., 7.(7f grains par cable
a. ., J! per
foot; retatlve hnmldlty,
cent; dew point, 8 a, 01., W.
a, m., t, MB.;
Wind Velocity,
m I, UK.; U a. m., t, W.; noon, 11, ..
a.
Rainfall during U hours sndsd
m., trace Indies.
Total wind movement during H
hours ended at noon. Ml mile.
i.
I,
mb nam's mm
Von ssajr fct out of the few who have not
Omt we acll StUarte at well a oiker
i. We have a brfe atock ol Green k TX
Ac Stains and cati fumUh any other JSMilat
MWde on short fiotice. The Suiiu we Mil are
food, nothing can be made better and the prtae
are right, I17 uc .
1-
the Rapid Transit company, he
told that It was bad. whownon ho
took It to starahal Wowdry.
lot, chicken
'KKCE- -t
atory,
Jackson, who had a bad coin in
tanais. UbrsjT.
given
ssaston,
It obearvatoT'. t bath
claims to have baoa
Don't Starve Your liair?
In a aaJoea loot Sstnrdsy night
AXA.X. McC.
and electric hgbtod
declares that he aSBnred a tea dollsr
gold piece for some drinks to a i
mm. 1 carriage
V4 and that the barkoeper took It
BeU: June 28, 11
to
one
bad
returned
and
then
the
kirn
i pence;
Can arraage for a Loan ea thai
last previous gwotatlon Ji i at,
11 aklllhsM
him. earing he ceuSd not change a test. property of
lt aMa
and stimulates
Is a natural hair-foo- d
Brockocw said this morning that be
fke growth wonderfully.
"Alabama at the Opera Hmm to- - did not think mock of the ooia had
been circulated. "One bad ten dotU
Sett br all Druggists and at the night.
piece was turned down by one of the A cheese lot
obi the Wsdalao
Xttm Barber Shop, Telephone Main The open season for doves
Saturday.
banks here on naturaer." he aaid. "anal
'
on a Bastd Transit car
am tm strssU. Can
The 8. 8. Aorangl is due hero July one was
1. from Victoria and Vancouver.
Saturday
t. If
of MM on tbta lot
for
A towel window at Pacific Import; sent oat
it baa probably
among Japanese women and people War ttetber parUcwlar apply to
Co.
Prices indicate a clearing oate.
The steamer Mikahala will depart who do not bank their mosey. Cor it
this afternoon on her regular run to has not shown up m bank deposit. If
JAS. F. MORGAN,
it haa been pissed is that way, it may
Kauai ports.
AuonomtsR
There will be a special meeting of take some time to get
Honolulu Temple No. 1 Matwbone 8is- - circ ulatlofl.'
ters this evening.
J. T. Cooper, known m Put Cooper,
Home people order PRIMO at the bar;
The steamer Mauna Loa Is due to- the owner of the goi4-plat- r,
is well
others through the mall. Do whatever
Tlie rich ripe Gorgonxola is
Use
He
is
a
known
morrow morning from her run to Haatl
here.
member of
suits you best and everything will be In
beloved by gourmets the world
Christian Endeavor and baa been em
and Hawaii porta.
ON
FRIDAY,
order. We advise, not order, you to
JUNE
?A
orer. They enjoy its full, pecuway.
The steamer Clawdlne Is to depart ployed in Honolulu in a business
stand not on the order of your order1
O'CLOCK,
liar flavor and the delightful UnA.
AT
M..
Saturday morning for San Pranoiseo He was solicitor for Arleigfe recently.
ing, but to order quickly, In order that
letting touch it imparts to a
All the four men are in Oatau prison.
to be overhauled.
At my salesroom, H7 Kaahumann there may be no disorder in your ordinmeal.
A bookkeeper is
an ted to take ; Breekons questioned thorn further this street. I will sell
ary domestic routine.
We have Just received a choice
charge of set of books and to Lake j morning- - and then sent ttism all back.
1 Xew Leipsic Piano,
consignment of this excellent
though It Is said that there is little 1 Piano,
general charge of the office affair.
3 S
cheese which arrived in the best
Children's white dresses at your own against Longiey, and he may soon be
1 French Piano,
of order and in prime condition.
a o 0
e
men
not
aUoW'
released.
The
four
price
are
Import
at
Co.
Pacific
Oooda
1
Steel Safe. Alpine combination.
The same steamer brought us:
marked in plain figures. , See window led to see one another. They will have
1 Key Safe, a good on.
. - U.fM
norwegia::
a tiaovln
smokedI....
lufn..
1 Mahogany Buffet,
sprotsardines,
Sachs' gigantic clearance sale is now on Friday. In the meantime efforts are 1 Pair Blue Plush Curtains, from
TEN, SPICED SARDINES nd
in progress and promises to he the being made to find the dies which did Blue Room Palace:
a supply of the celebrated
greatest bargain event in the history " h excellent work in making imita- - 2 Pairs Portieres, from the Queen's
CRYSTAL SPRINGS BUTTER.
is a household necessity. Isn't it time
tions of the faces of the coin.
of the city.
room. Palace;
During the dry goods clearing sale' That' there was escftement.
real
Beds, Bureaus, Washstand. Tables, to order a fresh
of Pacific Import Co., every yard of though suppressed, out at Camp
Chairs, Rockers, Dry Goods. Sox.
has been reduced, the stock Is Kinley this morning whan the rwmors
the arrest had passed
j regarding
clean and fresh.
Postmaster Joseph PraH has raroo v- - round nd the interest became intonLimited
Case Lots, Assorted.
shortly before II o'clock when
ed hit residence from 1
flc Heigh U
to the Cantain Godfrey nlace at Kuu. U. JS. Marshal Hendry arrived with
Also Loosr Quantities.
Telephone Alain 45
it wo automobiles and subpoenas for the Canvas Hammocks, Oil Stove,
mm avenue and School street.
Alexander X. Cedarlof has been gp-- j attendance of seven soMlet who weie
Sewing Machines, Crockery,
pointed
at Kipaliulu atiul as witnesses. The word had Hats, Ktc, etc.
plantation. With Mrs. Cedarlof he left evidently been sent along that no In- by the Maui for Ills new home.
formation was to be given out regard- - JAAIli5 F. MORGAN, AUCTIONEER.
Saturday's games are the last of the in a"y of the men for the present as
B22M
Hi Bt series of i lie aeasiin. 'riio ttinu u i all of those approached wore decidedly
next naiuroay, juiy . a now loum the Honolulu Athleic club will contest uncommunicative.
i
"HI begin the last week In July
11 was learned from the records,
1
and the ICamehainehas and Maile
'
through until
The Governor's proclamation in 're- - eor, that Cooper enlisted at Oklaho- - w"lc" ""I
to the reservation of land for the Ina "X. O. T., on August si, IMS. and ber- After courtship come the home and
cKtubll8hlng and maliitainliiK a hos- - 1 Tying bis first enlistment. Jack-- 1
to make It boautlful,and" cosy ''is a maton, who is also serving his first enlist-- j
Plt.il ftatlon apjears in this issue.
HAV E
We have a vast assortment of im- - ment, joined the army at San Fran-porte- d MYRTLES
ter of importance. Consult us and let
delicacies, all fresh and good, Jcisco on August , 1MB.
us
talk it ovor with you.
suitable for a day's picnic or an ex- - There are two companies of Coast
tended sojourn in the county, Henry Artillery at Camp McKinley the 92nd!
BEST PROSPECTS
j and the 2Mb and it is to the Utter th tt j
May & Co.
In trouble belong. There)
Great values In Peau de Sole silk. th ,nn
Suruh silk and Taffetta silk will be on
of ooiirse the usual camp rivalry be- - j
sale during the great clearing sale at
the two companies and the men ggf-z137 KING STREET.
to HAVE STRONGER CREW PHONE 426.
FOR THE
seem to taxe an unnoiy joy
import Co., Silk on sale gut- - ' lw
S. S. SIGNS
That's
all.
RACE
HUT
FOR
SENIOR
JUNIOR
mess
In
in
arm
tbe
nniteed or money Imck if not satis- that their brothers
f.tctory.
have run Jnto.
BVBNT WILL HE VERY CLOSE.
pinched
W. a. Ho wen has petitioned the
"We bad a couple of fellows
Court of Land Registration for a till; for getting drunk a little while ago,''
The crews of the Myrtle and Ilea- to u nurcel of In ml with th imiiiiinv, remarked one of the t2nd this morn- JUST RECEIVED
thereon. situate in Maklkl. Honolulu, ln. "and the 28th have been Joshing us lanl Clubs are .rounding Into shape" and
observers are in a better position
and containing an area of 62.000 suiian. about It ever since but we won't do a
INCLUDING
now to get a line on the respective
tning but talK lo inem now,
leet.
A
the two automobiles with Marshal merits of the crews of the Fourth of
J. SI. Webb, who has left for the
coast received a liandsome dress suit ' Hendry, the seven soldier witnesses Juy rttc- - The Myrtle Senior Is far
n(J, wy the better crew, but in the
! the Star representative, swung out
case from his
ts
be- ra;e l"r w ,,Ke,y 10 D. a very
,fore going. At a meeting of the so - t t'e camp cates the soldiers off duty iun,P
rA tum,lf- $2.00 PER DOZEN QUARTS.
.3
" fet th "eata'nte ex- olety he was warmly complimented by Indulged in some cheerful remarks re- to w' the Junior race and hope
Pastor Wadman.
latlve lo the probable destination of to ',tHke
?. showing in the senior event.
There will be play In the Halelwa the men in uniform and as to the un- Is thought by many
'e thing which
Golf tournament next Sunday. Th likelihood of their return, all of which
'0'I'te to ta t,,e against the
Haleiwu cui will be contested for. A, the witnesses hud to take In good part.
fact that tnB
Mahaulu has his name twice on the They were driven rapidly into town ' Myrtf
y. They
t
'ral""K
cup and needs only V net It there once and reported at the Marshal's office.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
to- -t
J"uary
work for the
more 10 have the cup for good,
The fact that Jackson, is one of the
H,ul
u
gom"
r!f
Today, June 2fl. the day of St. Peter arreoled ones apHrs to alford th
UI
!f ,8n',r irew. ,ha" 1,e,n goinK MERCHANT AND ALAKEA STREETS.
TEL. MAIN 492.
.inn 01.
noiy nay or obligation of soldiers a good deal of amusement. H!
Z"U"y 'i"rl"fr Um1,a?t
the Catholic Church of Bt. John th name is obviously an assumed one for
t.orSe...
tM
i,
u.t
jmiihihi, jvaniu-waenin charge ofi
p
to
r?wln
uev. rather Clement, there was high imperfect. a fact which makes him In but 'he
are harder than the
mass with sermon and collection at :50 a sense a butt of some of his comrades. others.
V.'e are also prepared to fur
He was out at rifle practice only a lit
this morning.
The races-- will be conducted as usual
Mrs. and Miss Alexander Lyle enter- tle while ago, so one of the soldiers
at Pearl Harbor.
twin
nish New Awnings and Verandah
tained a number of friends at their said, and was utterly unable to hit the
Zu excursion
ZZ
U.'"
V. '
home. Magazine street, on Tuesday ev- target and this led to an unmreclful W".''eh
the
Curtains, or r.ecover Your Old
ening, In honor of Mr. Lyle's birthday.
his
'
him
Those who attended describe It as a
wa
Awning frames.
c
very happy event. Ah a birthday reminder Mr. Lyle was presented with a lam, !u
tum
following th. conclu- gold watch and Mason's charm.
tt,",,. "!.."UMlan. hooU"K'
of the races. The crews and oili- .
.
!lon
The members of the Local Grand
'"we,.uP w".enLor-a - clals will go In a special car to the
Interrogates! by- the
Army ioiit called In a body to pay
At
District
- .
J
htls morning. He spluttered In ai BIIIIUKI.
,
their respects to Mrs. Anna Wright,'
. ...,
Th
ivrti
New
luesuay evening. Mrs. Wright's lata Ixture of Ituda and Kngllsh and Pearl Harbor and have
e fo
the
husband, John N. Wright, was an enthusiastic member of the Grand Army, ?yt, '
can ,,'ak lri Honolulu and go to the loch every
U',1 yOU "r
"Ut 1 am
and Mrs. Wright, who was very freAND MANY
Practice row and
you"
quently hostess at Its camp fires, keeps
then wturn to jionoUU Tne jfyrtIea
1
up her Interest In it.
MAKES OP
a
"lfln
f 1"lelI"fen",ro to the loch m the afternoon arid re- - , .? uiuunn
-laui.ui miuui or tain main overnight.
Second-han- d
BUIJU IVIIgllDII,
A PROFITAULB VACATION.
To learn how to speak French
c
German in 6 weeks. . Attend the free
It possesses that quality which guarINCREASED DIVIDEND
lectures at the Y. M. C, A. next Fri- WILL KEEP
antees convenlenee, durability
day and Saturday.
and
AND ALL
Brewer & Company have Increased
Low
Bills.
Gas
their dividends from 2 per cent a
Star Want Ads pay 25 cents.
V ARIETIES
OP
IN
mliilm&SamliiiiiH I
VALLEY month to three, beginning July 1.
Call at St-.and see demonstration.
Pepeekeo
Plantation Company has
CHOICE ALGAR0BA
T W Papers and Supplies
Increased Its dividends to two per cent
GOLF CLUH MAKES AN ARRANGE- a month beginning July 16.
1- -1
Pacheco's Dandruff
Killer
IE. .0.
,
Italy's Famous
HALL &
i
Order of the Day
Cheese
AT AUCTION
weli-enjoy-
I
rimo Lager
kieler
)
iiiinro.
Mc-goo- ds
PIKE WORKS
l
!l
To Have
To Hold
I
book-keep-
er
AND
i
;
;
how-'"1"-
NEW
TraiiMs
tanley Stephenson
wn
Coming Season
Fresh Bott
I
Bock Beer
i
1
fellow-Methodis-
lOOCS
!
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;
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Rackets
b"
f'rf
wk
,
fr
a,
L
SllTB 2
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'thens" Jttrrtrz "w.
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Underwood
Typewriters
-
mJSi''W
.'Ril'.TIU'.Safss.'im?
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THE NEW
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mJZ
lmlly
tAuTi
sssr s
In
Co., Ltd. 93L
3?ort Street.
PROCESS
GAS RANGE
LIS
Mftift
Pearson & Potter
KSStor1
n
F
10
e
MENT WITH MICNRY IS. COOPER
NEW SI0RII88 OK TOURNAMENT
8TOCKS THIS AFTERNOON.
The sales of stock this afternoon
were: Between Hoards, 100 MoBryde,
7.0; 50 MoBryde, 17.50; 40 Honokau,
$1B2.S0; 30 Pala, 1175.
On Board: SS
The Manoa, Oolf Club lias made arrangements with Henry E. Cooper for Mcliryde, $7.78,
tlie use of the links In Manoa Valley
for a further iierlod and until the new
HOT WEATHER TONIC.
Hot weather. llng on lassitude and
DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THR country club Has become an accepted
laci me Manoa dub will keep its fatlffUl. Onji MAAjl a ttll rt lladn im
CITY, LEAVE ORDERS WITH
I
courps and ciuo house open
normal strength. Royal malt extract
A series of tournaments at the Mi-li- s
an lnvlaorallna-- . health Kiinrin.
& CO. noa Links is to be at once Inaugurated.) tonic'
It gives vim and snap. Try It.
beginning with a "Bogey Cumin-tltlonAgents for Ifiaet Klu Ranch,
, At IJobron's.
SAWED AND SPLIT
OR IN 4 FEET LENGTHS
W. W. DIM0ND
"
JVLL 11ANGE3 SOLD
ON EASY TERMS.
W. W. Dimond & Go
Pioneer Gas Kan go House
Id