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VOLUME II
WAILUKU, MAUI, T H., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 15CU'
NUMBER 6 .'AX
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNBYS
Hons & coke
Attounrys at Law
AOKNTS
Tho Oernjiiutii Llto Iusurnnco Co.
Tim Utvemviih l''Iro Insumueo Co
WAILUKU,
MAUI
A.N. KEPOIKAI
Aitounkv at Law
' )JpHN iEICHARDSON
Attoiinky at Lav
v uAHAINA, MAUI
Antonio tavares
Attohnky at Law
&. MAKAWAO,
MAUI
J. M. KANEKUA .
attorney and counsellor
at Law. .
nM.r neElduntnl Hotel, corner or King and
Alukoti Streuts.
HONOLULU, H. I.
CHAS. CREIGIITON
Attousey at Law
HONOLULU,
H.
Atkinson & judd
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Attoun e ys at Law
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Physician & Sdroeon
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Physician & Surgeon
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DR. L. A. SABEY
Physician & Surgeon
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Surveyor & Civil. Esgineer
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Consulting Hyduaueio
engineer
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OURVEYOR
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rivciy, Feed & Sale Stable
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avey
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Foreign
Peking Government Dead.
New York, September 7.-A dispatch tu the Herald from Tien Tstti.
August 28, via Chefoo. Sept. 1 and Shanghai Sept. t, says:
It is reported that the American
Chang to Peking to negotiate on behalf
Those wlo komv this viceroy lest
unreliable.
In Peking the Government is dead. ,
It means either partition or the inaintainirg of independent, provincial
"ovcrr. merits.
Overtures by
TSTi'&fc1)Wiib-"er'';
missing, via Tien-Tsin. September 'I nr.diSlmnghiii, AVcdwfedny says;
Overtures toward peace negotiations with the allied ministers have been
made by a few mandarins but there
The allied forces are hesitating to enter the, palace, fearing for the prcs
stige of the Chinese government and if the buildings were destroyed and
burned the government of the whole of China would fall on the powers,
rendering partition inevitable.
This delay is cr.iourngirg tie o::cvsul.o have murdered two French
soldiers in the center of Pekiu.
Declines to
Washington, September (i. Germany has very politely informed the
Administration that, he will not withdraw her troops from Pekin. In her
position Germany has the suppcit of
no doubt, of England also. The Administration i.- just waiting up to tlje
fact that it has been outwitted by the
no longer the close friend, and that
are France and Russia, the ancient
England
London. September 7, S:510 A. M.-
from Pekin is commented upon with
hope is expressed that Lord fialthbtiry vVjll show similar firmness. Tb
British reply has not yet been formulated Lord Salisbury desires to con
suit with bis colleagues an:l bus notified ihc Foreign OHice of his intention
to return to London from the continent early next week.
Russell Sitije
New Yoimc. September (i. In an
tho aged financier, said, discussing
"I do not believe Mr. Bryan's election would be such a disastrous ovent.
But then I don't think he will bo elected Vermont has just spoken and
her voto of 80,000 majority for the
Thero's a lot of sound common sense
"Why, if Mr. Bryan should be elected T.o would have to come to tho
financiers for advice as to. the financial policy of tho Government. His
election wculd soon convert hhn from
Won't, Buy
Manciiestki!, Eng., September 7.
here today it was decided practically
can spot cotton during tho month of
plovers in tho trade were represented. It is anticipated that the decision
will lead to tho cloning of scores of
Gold from
Victouia (B. C), September 7.
coast brought SlfiOU in gold from Wreck Bay, tho output of threo weeks,
The miners exepect to take about 5200 a day now, since the big machines
have been put In.
Trade
LoxiioN, September .".At this inornlrg's mcctlrg of the Trades Union
Congress In .session at Huddersfleld, Delegates Kemp and Hunter of tho
American Federation of Labor both delivered addresses and were present
ed with gold watches as mementos of their visit. Mr. Kemp contended
that the interests of the worker of tho world wero indenticnl and If ever
universal peace was rcnokrd it would be through the iiibtruinentullty of
trades unionism,
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AMERICAN DRY GOODS ASSCCCAT-EON BGX100
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New
Minister approves of inviting Li Hung
of China.
regard him as insincere, incapable and
Mandarins.
fHcrai;i'ironT'P(nnnrclinfi
is no prince atnoung them.
Withdraw.
Itsilv and Austria, ai d, there can tie
young Kaicor; that Great Britain is
our allies in the sight of 11. e world now
enemies of our one-time friend.
Pleased.
Goimany's polite refusal to withdraw
keen satisfaction in London, and the
on Bryan.
Interview this morning Russell Sage,
politics:
Republican ticket means a great deal
hi Vermont.
his silver views."
cur Cotton,
At a meeting of the cotton spinners
unanimously, not to purchase Ameri
September. Four-fifths of the em
mills for s uveral weeks.
Wrecl: Buy.
The steamer Willnpa from the west
Unionism.
Wo
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r "Sk -kr -V- -k-
iPfllC ITEMS
A Frenchman has crossed the Brit-
tish ehatnel in a balloon.
T! o reindeer imported to Alaska
two years ago are thriving.
Powerful oil lamps may supersede
gas and electricity in Paris.
Cf-f-crus is the fastest stallion ii
the- world, having trotted a mile ii
A gieal strike of gold is reported
sit ll,(vheadwater of Copper river.
Xh'ctlnk ' ' ' " '
The Republican plurality in Ver
moi.t, fo far as figured, amounts tt
Y.n Diego supervisors have mailt
it u misdemeanor to liberate a Bel
gian hare.
Jumt .i D. Phchm and Stephen M.
White arc rivals for the Californir
senatorthip.
JJav'tvo Chinese soldiers arc said
to be clearing the villages of Boxers
in Hunan anil Chi-li.
Tho Boers left Ladybrand, Sr
tt iiiter 2nd, after looting the store
and taking all the horses.
Japanese diplomats think Russi
made her proposals so as to retain
her influence at Peking after ordei
is restored.
JVhn and Root o volt icviowcd tin
Labor Day parade from the saint
nhvtfoiin at Cliica'ro and greeted
each other cordially.
It is report"'l at Shanghai that
a forged ulth.ir.tum, purporting to
conn1 from the powers, led the Dow-
airiir Empress to order the nuif-
sncrfv-.
Minister Wu Ting F.mg and I.is
nephew left a straw ride at Cape
Aiav anil walked noino became o:
the loverhl e conduct of the jounj
piople on board.
The ascent of Ararat has been
aobeivod by a- n.t mber of the Geog,
raphical Society,, named Poggen
nohl, accompanied oy tv.o olliceis
and a r.umbeu of soldiers.
An American anarchist who wrnt
to Europe to kill tho Czar, and thus
reciitcd that sovereign's visit
to Pari', is being hunted for assidi
ouch. Hollas disappeared.,
An Ashantl dispatch says: Colonel
Willoock's' forces arc operating in
small columns in nil directions, break
ing up war camps and destroying
stockades and towns. Colonel Brake
and thirty men wero wounded at
the htormhig of tho fetish town cf
OjOc.l.
A British shipmaster who saw the
Boers at St. Helena says the ollicers
are posted at the club and ure enter
tained by tho British ofliccrs at
afternoon teas. General Cronjo is a
hUiuy guest of the Governor. Daily
built ,i:ta from South Africa arc re
ceived nnd-tho Boers can buy them.
Hoffman d VctlcsoM
NEW GOODS!!
JUST RECEIVED
A
big stock o? cgc1 I
all kinds personally M
Vetlesen.
Come and see our.
Stee Ranges? Blue
Flame Stoves,
Sewing
Machines,
Bath Tubs,
Hammocks
EtC'j Btc Etc
TELBPHONp INC. 75
Goods will be delivered at Waikaint
Monday, Wednesday and FWdny; at
Waihco Tuesday. Thursday and Sa't
urday; and at all hours in Wailuku.
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General
Merchandise
LADIES DRESS GOOpS
AND TRIMMJNGS. N
FRESH GROCERIES
PINEAPPLES
Hams
Bacon
CooiIm iMlvorcd In Wnllieo. Momlav. Thurs
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dully, ... k
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GENTS' SUITS CLEANED
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Ladies' Skirts a Specialty
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WHEELER & WILSON SEWIMj
MACHINE COMP NY.
THE HERGSTKOM MUSIC CO.
Wheeler &Wilscn, Chain
and Lock Stitch Machines
Sold on Installment Plan,
Orders taken for Sh . t Music;
Piano Tuning' and repairing,
All Orders will Receive Prompl,
Attention.
S3r Office Adjoining Iao Stables.
WAILUKU, MAUT,
Photographs
H. L. CHASE
Portrait and Landscape Photographer
ISLAND VIEWS
Ylnlr. Street,
WctlluUii
Windsor Hotel
WAILUKU, mau
Hacks
from nil trn'.cs
unil Etcunii'ro
To Hote! direct
Telkimionr No. loo
RODRK
Lodging House :
tormcrty wuuuim iiotisl
AH KEE, Proprietor
Beds 50 Cents pur Nii"lit
MCAIC 2CCCNTS
WAILUKU MAUI
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