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Eft' WHAT UR VISITOR DID AN S D SAW Tho day was observed by tho Georgo W. Do Long Post of tho Grand Army of the Republic. General J. Warren Kelfcr, one of tho few surviving gen oral otneers of tho Civil War, and who was also a general In tho Spanish war and Speaker of tho IIouso of Represen tatives was tho orator of tho Day. (Continued from Page 1.) hulul In tho afternoon, some remaining at Makawao. On Saturday tho Congressional party wi-iw. IviM hnaitntl mid" old look- first Jaunt on tho program-to Kauai. inr? boforo your time? Neglect of At day break Saturday morning, tho was given n tasto of shark fishing n ing Doioruyuui wui a ni- niomr tho tho harbor of Kahulul. which waB only lilt cre " " .11 East coast of tho Garden Island, and Indifferently successful. At 11 o clock 7- n in. a landing hud been made an claborato luau was tenuercu wic ... l ...i... ,...i ot ...iiinV. annm pnmnllmfiiitnrv tti WAITAM TTnnniri. on tno norm tuui nuvi suuoio, ....... . JM y breakfast was sorved at tho country speech making was mauigcu in, unu IB OK9 Si homo of A S. Wilcox, and a delightful at 2 o'clock, nil boarded the Claudlno liUVl 4? tw0 hours spent, boforo ngaln boarding for tho trip to Hawaii where most of tho following week was spent. ine uuui, unu tho north and west sides of the Island, Congressman J. Warren Kelfcr, Scn- .t hn iniurnlflecnt scenery of Na ator Piles ana congressmen umcy, ..,inrinn. imrVinir Bnnrlq Oavln and Webb, and E. G l-ail, UI1U U1U iiij a - again lana- representing the hair causes dandruff, and dan druff is the forerunner of falling hair and baldness. Tho remedy ia er's Jtair Vigor FINE DAY OF SPORT FOR TRAP SHOOTERS GUN CLUB'S SEMI ANNUAL SHOOT DEGAN THIS MORNING. Tho semi-annual shoot of tho Ha wallan Gun Club at tho Kakaako traps Is being held today. Tho events began at 10 o'clock this morning ana Lowrey, the Now York Evening mn nn thn Post, of tho visiting Congressional party will likely continue until lato this ar tho Mrnrvilo arrived nt Hllo sunaay Dy mo iuncr- lemouu. aiui oi mu imc... -.. with gratitude I TOte you i I ,M nf lcnn.Hawaiian Steamship Mexican, havenowasplend.dheajio wher0 rect from Maul. and very soft, an owing w m -"-t - bald beaaea Doiore i uu " ""v".. -Btill use it once a day.rubbing it well ihi o tho roots of tho hair. I used to wear staU-wp, and I am very grateful to Ayer's Hair Vigor for the improvement it has made in my loots. Be warned in time. Use Ayer's Hair Vigor and preserve your youth. to Koloa, whero carriages wcro waiting for tho drive of 12 miles further to Llhue. At every ston Eleele. Koloa and other points, I the citizens had prepared a great ar ray of refreshments, and displayed elaborato decorations. At Llhue entertainment was furnish- rrt nt the home of Mr. W. U. luce, dl- club are In attendance, as well as quito a largo number of visiting marksmen and some good scores are looked for beforo the day Is over. There are some valuable prizes offered for tho compe tltlons Including a numbo of nno cups, Tho following is tho list of events 10 a. mi. 20-blrd scratch, entrance fee M. First crlzc. Director's cup, club championship. To be won thrco times, 10:30 a, m. 10-blrd scratch, unknown The remainder of the party went toy tho Claudlne from Kahulul, skirting the eastern end of Maul, past Nahlku and liana and a'round the northern and eastern sides of Haleakala, direct to Kona. They spent Sunday in Kona, visiting Captain Cook's monument and the locality where tho Missionaries in r!('.JtDr.l.C.Ai.ttC..UwillHi.,U.S.(U 1 ... Mlo rtv nrrlvcd nbout 5 o'clock the brig Thaddeus first landed in 1820, angles, entrance feo 50c. First prize, and here later an claborato luau was anu otner nwiunu u..u us. u. iian & sson cup. io "u ml.1- ,..n flraf nvnprience SPOIS. IW1CC. YVOn OHCO Cauil oy a. jtu.., of any of the visitors with Hawaiian "They then rc-ombarked on the Clau- H. E. Gares. W. E. Wall, J. W. Har dishes, and a great deal of fun ana dine and arrived at L,aupanoenoo cany amusement was had out of the meal. Monday morning. After tho dinner, a reception of an hour From Laupahoohoe a part of the at tho town hall, attended by a largo party wont to Hllo overland giving crowd, closed tho event of the day, and tnom opportunity to visit characteristic the party, tired, but In tho best of n0n-lrrlgatcd plantations on tho wind spirits again boarded the Klnau at Ha- warij sia0 of the Island, namaulu, and a start was made back to . ,. reboarded the boat and Honolulu, which was reached about 8 w(jnt around to Hllo by watcr. o'clock Sunday morning, after n smooth . ConKressmcn wno are members run. nf hn Ttlvers and Harbors Committee, Sunday tho party was left to their togethcr Wtn sonie 0f the others, with own devices, ana me loiiuwins uaj, Acting Governor Atkinson ana -ap- Monday the 13th, they were taken in tnln otwoll of the Engineer Corps of coaches on a visit of Inspection to tho tne united States Army, spent nearly various schools in and about Honolulu. tne wn00 Df Monday in a launch in At every schools visited, the pupils -ho harbor. Orpheum Theatre Engagement of the HONOLULU FAVORITES, The Elleford Go. TONIGHT, For Her Children's Sake FRIDAY and SATURDAY, The Black Flag voy, D. L. Austin; seconu prize, nunv lng shoes; third prize, razor. 11:00 a. m. Visitors' match, 10-.blrd scratch, known angles, entranco fee 50c, open only to those who have not boon members of the Hawaiian Gun Club. First' prize, cup; second prize, pr.cket knife. 11:30 a. m. 20-blrd handicap, known angles, entranco fee 50c. First, prize, Walsrode cup. To bo won twice. Won once each by K. D. Porter, II. 13. Gares, C. King, J. W. Harvey, J. L. Flem ing; second prize, swoater; third prize, hunting coat; .fourth prize, 100 Pacific cartridges. 1:30 p. m. 20-blrd handicap, free-for- all, entranco feo BOo. First prize, cup; 2nd iprizo, hunting trousers; 3rd prize, crlbbago board; fourth prize, cleaning rod. 2:15 p. m. Merchandise shoot, 20-blr.l handicap, class shooting, all tying for prizes shoot for that prize only, en trance feo 50c. First prize, 22-cal. Win Chester ropcatlng rifle, E. O. Hll &. Son; second prize, caso "Verlbest" canned moats, F. L. Waldron; third prize, ham, Metropolitan Meat Co.; fourth prize, bag Centennial flour, H, May & Co. 3 p. m. Consolation, 10-blrd handi cap, known angles, open oniy to xnose who havo not won a prlzo during tho day, entranco 50. First prize, 100 Pa cific shells; second prize, stem; third prize, pocket knife. A gold medal will be given for high average during the day. Shells may be obtained at the club house. Lunch will be served at tho club house at noon. IC B. Porter, J. Itobb and J. Wi Har. vey constitute 'the house committee. Scratch, D. L. Austin, J. W. Harvoy, K. B. Porter; one bird, I. Spalding; two birds, C. L. King ; three birds, J, L. Fleming; five birds, W. B. Wall, M. I. SDaldlng. B. Cartwrlght Jr., S. J. Call, W. L. Stanley; six birds, W, Lanz, J. D. McVeigh, C. W. C. Deer, Ing, H. M. Whitney; seven birds, J. E Whitney; eight birds, G. A. Jordan, A, Waterhouso, F. B. Damon, Dr. J. Fltz go raid, JJ. Focke, D. P. R. Isenberg, Rffl. W. Shingle; nlno birds, T. Tread way, A. Ahrens, C. Charlock; ten birds', E. Kopke, H. B. Glftard, J. A. Robb, J. Connor. J. A. Young. was made later than usual In order not to conflict with the Memorial Day celebration. THE RACE TO THE COAST. The time of tho O. S. S. Sierra on tho last trip to the Coast, leaving here tho day tho S. S. Nippon Maru loft, was 5 days, 17 hours and 52 minutes, while tho Nippon Maru's tlmo was 5 days, 21 hours and 3 minutes. W'EEKLYCUP SHOOT. Soven members of the Hawaiian Gun Club met at the Kakaako traps yes terday afternoon and hold 'tholr usual weekly shoot for the weekly challenge cup. J. A. Robb won the cup with a score of 19 out of 30. J. W. Harvey and D. L. Austin tied for second placo with 17 out of 20 each. CAMPBELL WILL CKEpilDED MATTER WILL COME UP AGAIN IN THE SUPREME COURT ON FRIDAY. POLO PRACTICE. A practice game of polo will be play, ed this afternoon at tho grounds beginning at 3:45. robbery of Hcffner'a Jowolry fltdrc, was set for trial at 2 p. m. today by juago Do Bolt this morning. M. T. Slmonton ns master, has filed his report in tho matter of tho ostato of Lavlnla Kapu, doceasod. Tho ro- port recommends that tho final accounts of A. J. Campbell tho administrator bo approved and tho administrator bo dis charged. The first and second annual accounts of R. II. Trent guardian of Beckoy Pa neo n spendthrift, has been filed. A stipulation between the Territorial Hotel Co. .Ltd., plaintiff vs. Jonah K, Kalanlanaole defendant, has been filed providing that tho present suit may bo tried during tho present term of court upon two days notlco by either party. It Is furthermore provided that If the defendant shall pay to plaintiff $250 at any time beforo such trial, tho suit will bo discontinued. Tho trial of the$5,000 damago suit by John Amaslu vs. W. Mahuka was con tinued until Friday by Judgo Lindsay today. One of the Jurors was ill. . Tho matter of tho Campbell will caso was called In tho Supremo Court yos terday but was continued until Frl day morning. Justlca Hartwell will do part for the mainland by the transport this week so It was considered better for him not to start In with that case and have to leave It but to have some other Judgo sit on the bench to hear tho matter in Its entirety. Tho appeal Is to determine when the period of ad ministration ends and the distribution of certain funds Is to be made. Judgo Robinson granted a dl vorco to Peka Napahuelua from Ma houla on the grounds of desertion. She Moanalua made no defence. The hour The caso of Ah Pol charged with tho RURAL LOGIC. "Say, Mandy," queried Mr. Hayrix, "whoso plcter 'bo that on th" first page uv th' Weekly Bazoo " "That air be o. plcter uv th presi dent, Hiram," answered Mrs. H. "Gosh all hemlock!" exclaimed 'the old man, excitedly. "Hes he bin an' got cured uv somethln' toot" Fine Job Printing, Star Office. Kidney and mtsu Bladdar Troubles URINARY DISCHARGES RELIEVED IN 24 Hours Each Cap tule bean (MID Stuart vfavnterfeiim ALL DWJGQISTS gave some kind of an exhibition, and The remaln(Jer ot tno party were cn. at noon time, luncheon was servea ai terta,ned m varloug wayS( being shown the Normal School, prepared and serv- nontg nf ,nterest and Blvon vIewa of ed by the domestic science department thj many plotureS(,ue placcg ,n ana of tho school. abQUt H0 Tuesday morning, tho men of the rpj,,, flrst n0 meeting was at Moo- party under tho direction ot Captain neau' park Monday evening, whero a Otwell of tho U. S. A. engineer corps, conccrt vras given, and Congressmen and other qfilccrs In charge of public jones ana Davidson mado short ad works here, visited the harbor of Ho- aresses, The trip to the volcano, with rolulu, and tho problem of harbor lin- a dinner served within five or six feet prjven-ent and channel lights explain- 0f the dizzy edge of Halemanumau, ed to them, and a visit mado to tho U. followed on Tuesday and the party S Quarantine station, whero an ins- neariy an returned to Hllo for a busl- Reserved Seats on sale at Orpheum Ipection was made, and the needs and ness men's meeting on Wednesday. A SPECIAL DECORATION DAY MAT INEE, THURSDAY AFTERNOON. A Bagged Hero Polite Vaudeville Between Acts, head ed by the Clever Child Duo, THE OSBORN CHILDREN and LAVIGNE IN ILLUSTRATED SONGS The Greatest Premium Offer Ever Made Parlor Alarm Clock For Readers of THE STAR Box Ofllco after 10 a. m. XV. Kong; Fee, v MERCHANT TAILOR. Hotel St. near Nuuanu. Fashionable Suits at Reasonable Rates a Specialty, r Rates very reasonable. Give us a call. Importance of this safeguard to the health of both tho Territory and tho mainland, woro fully (recognized by everybody. The- same evening the party started for their ten days visit to Maul and Iiawali. Most of tho ladles of the arty left at 5 o'clock on tho new S. S. Mexican, as guests of the owners, and the rest of the party sailed about 9 o'clock on the Claudlne. Both brancii- number of prominent planters gave figures regarding small holders of land with whom they deal and other local speakers talked for coffee, etc. An afternoon tea at the residence of John Scott, Walnaku took up Thurs day afternoon and on Thursday even ing the last and largest meeting lasted until after midnight. It was arranged by a local committee of Hawallans ana the Hawallans and Portuguese turned In wall .paper it Is particularly desirable. It gives your house distinct Individuality. Don't you need some now wall paper? Our stock Is brimming over wltTf unique and fascinating pat terns. You can't help but be lntorested. in sit LIMITED 177 SOUT-I KING STREET. es of tho party arrived at Kahulul eany out in largo numbers to hear the speak Wednesday morning tho 15th. Nearly era. A dance followed tho close of the all the automobiles on Maul were put speeches. Into service for tho use of the party. The formal meeting was closed with They wcro then taken In charge by singing, all standing. There was "Ha tlie Wailuku Committee, who had ar- wall Ponoi," "My Country 'Tls of ranged for their entertainment during Thee," and then "Aloha Oe" and It Wednesday. A portion of the party re- was noticeable that quite a number of niained at Kahulul for breakfast while many came to Wailuku, the party be ing assigned to different members of tho committee. At 10 o'clock on Wednesday the party met at the Wailuku mill whero they were shown th- workings of this new sugar factory which commenced oper ations only this year. They were then driven In hacks and autos to tho public school. Hack after hack lined up and were quickly driven to Jao Valley, whero the sub-committee for Wailuku had ar ranged an excellent lunch to satiate the appetites of tho Congressional par ty. Acting Governor Atkinson was al ways with the party, and always on the alert making lirrfingements -jr transportation, etc., although very ma- Corner Beretanla and Nuuanu Sts. JAPANESE DRUGGISTS GENERAL MERCHANDISE All Kinds ot American Patent Medi cines at Low Prlea. w Honolulu Iron Works. STEAM ENGINES, 8UGAR MILL8, BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS AND LEAD CA8TINQ8. Machinery of Every Description Made to Order. Partlgular Attention paid to Ship's Blackamlthlnff. Job .Work Executed on Short Noticf. tho members of Congress were able to Join in the latter. The party arrived back In Honolulu on Saturday morning the 25th and spent tho day in resting up. Sunday most of the party were taken In auto mobiles to Pukakl hill where a splendid pan6maric view of Pearl Harbor was obtained. Tho same evening several of the members spoke In local churches to largo congregations. On Monday the Pearl Harbor trip, one of the most Important of all, was Inspected, as well as the sites of forti fications, dry dock, etc, were looked over. Most of the members returned about 4 o'clock to town on tho train. The ladies of the party were tendered a reception at the same time at t'..o home of Mrs. J. M. Dowsett, which was terial assistance was rendered him at an Important affair socially. all tlmos by the different committees. Monday the congressmen were enter After lunch the party explored tho talnod with a banquot by tho Mer beautles of lao Valley, or in other chants' Association, Chamber of Com- i Every House in 1 CAN USE AN arm block words, the "Yosemlte of the Hawaiian group." On Thursday morning the plantations of Central Maul were shown the visit' merce, and trustees of tho Planters Association. On Tuesday the party were taken to Wahlawa to visit the pineapple region ors, this including a visit to Puunene and the military reservation. Heavy Mill, which is the largest sugar manu- ralnB however prevented much slghti factory in tho world. Tho party then seeing and tho plan to go from Wa- nroceeded to Pala bv train, where thnv hlawa by automobile to Walalua. In- wero turned by tho Wailuku sub committee to tho Makawao sub-corn-mltteo. A trip to tho largest extinct crater in tho world was the noxt on the program. At Pala the party was met with automobiles, vehloloe, etc., and aftor sundry visits, Ollnda was reached. stoad tho party were takon by train to, Walalua, and were entertained at Ha lelwa, "Tho House Beautiful," Man ager Bldgood coming In for much praise for hla splendid entertainment. The party returned to Honolulu Wednes day foronoon. Wednesday evening Dolegato to Congress and Princess Ita- Guaranteed by Manufacturer to be a perfect timepiece. The. clock can be seen at THE STAR office. It Is an attractive piece of furniture and when you see It you will want one to replace that cheap nickel affair which Is usu ally called an Alarm Clock. This clock Is made of Gun Metal anil tho movement Is guaranteed tr keep absolutely correct time. THIS ILLUSTRATION WILL GIVE THE READER A GOOD IDEA OF THE APPEARANCE OF THE NEW ORNAMENTAL PAR LOR ALARM CLOCK, BUT THE ACTUAL SIZE OF THE CLOCK IS MUCH LARGER; IT STANDS ABOUT12 INCHES HIGH AND IS MASSIVE IN APPEARANCE. IT IS MADE OF EBONIZED BAR ' BUFF GUN METAL, OF VERY ORNAMENTAL DESIGN, AND IS . FITTED WITH AN EXTRA LOUD BELL ENTIRELY HIDDEN FROM VIEW. IT IS A WANT AND A NECESSITY. ' Here's a chance to get a New Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock absolutely free. This is a STAR -premium and It beats anything ever put out Indeed, we've spread ourselves to trecure an unusually attractive, durable and Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock. They sell everywhere for FIVE DOLLARS, but readers of THE STAR can secure ono abso lutely free. At 2 a. m. Friday morning tho party lanlanaole tendered a rocoptlon at their startod from Ollnda for tho crater, fur- beautiful Walklkl homo, tho former nlahed with a guldo. Nearly overyono home of tho Dowagor Queen Kaplolanl, In tho body took advantago of this oc- In honor of tho Congressional party, casion to visit Haleakala, and tholr of- Queen Lllluokalanl was In ihe recolv- fortB were woll repaid, for It was vory Inff party. Fully throe thousand clear and beautiful morning, and sun- guests attendod to iy tholr rospcots to rle was Juat oxoellent. The cloud ef- the party and tholr hosts, foots was something grand, and the Thursday, May 30 Memorial Day, Is panoramic view beneath Inspired the tho day on whloh the transport Bher- CongreMloncil party with awe. Mpst mm l ojepoeted to arrive to take the of them returned to Wailuku anil Ka- party uagk to the mainland. How to Obtain a New Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock Subscribers to THE STAR, both old and new, who will pay $8.00 in advance for one year's subscription will receive one New Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock free of charge CALL AT THE STAR OFFICE AND SEE THE PARLOR ALARM CLOCK