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THE WEEKLY HILO TRIDUNE, HILO, HAWAII, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1904. L'fl tasft. PSW :-ffli feg? 1 sls S1 Ml Hilo Electric tight Co., Ltd. ImpiireBlood Houses Wired and Lights Installed ! Ill nccuriliuicc with the ruin of lite Na tlonnl Hoard of l'lre Undent filers. ' A complete slock of I ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Fixtures, Shades, Table, lied mid Desk !,ntni, etc., always on hnud. Fan Motors . . . $10 ' Fan Motors, swUel frame, 18 Sowing Machlno Motor 20 J Power for operating them $ I a mouth Prico of Lamps Reduced. Impure blood will always niako you sick. You BtilTur from huadacho. great doprosslon, iudlgostlon, sleeplessness, a bad skin, oxtromo exhaustion, mid vou can hardly drag yourself about. 1B-G. P. Lamps, 25c Each, Estimates furnished on all classes oi Electrical Work and Contracts taken to install apparatus complete. TiihHmmmmm rA km RimkA ! II . . -TVTnl I I . WTMllr 111 II 1 X r-! WlV ACw ' If J 11 , KEYSTONE SALOON Draught Boor IO Cents When you need a drink call at the KEYSTONE, corned Front and Ponohawai streets. A first class line of r WINES LIQUORS BEERS always on hand. Tolophono IO ltc.i.lwlut Mr It .!. Mitth wx.of WcIIIiik ton, New ZimUihI, imjs almut thl tin nl.o vends hlsilnitO):r.i li. "Ilmaiw cr il i great iliul from Impure l)lootl,eKirr.ill) fiom lmlls on In) iunni.li J bick, t fult wi.ik nil out .mil v. prcitl) depr tod. 1 U'ltan toito y rVSjt ' irllta. Aftci taking only a little nt It I I. Mofir, ntidr .m my Iri ulilisdlsait Jiid lb-llte this iirdlolna N tli ln-st hl.Hid imililer mid the strnnxost tonic Hi it any one ian luy." AVER'S Sarsaparilla Tlicro are imny Imitation "Harmparlllat." l.u . iru j 011 cot Ayir's. Vttv AicrM Tills every tlmo your bowels le- cotno ionitla.C(l,oi when you aro bilious or Iimo rluk li?ail.i lie. They cms quickly. Prcptrci by D-. J C. AyirftCo. Loell,Mii..U.S.A. For Snlc by HILO DRUG COMPANY: Hilo Railroad Co.1 Short Route to Volcano TIME TABLE In effect July 13, 1903. Passenger Trains, Except Sunday. W. DOWNER 1 Proprietor. UNION SALOON SlIIPMAN STHKKT Open from 5 A.M. to 11 P.M. First Class LIQUORS WINES AND CORDIALS At Moderate Prices A.M 7:30 7:50 8:00 8:15 8:30 A.M. 8 too 8:20 1:30 8:45 9:001 A.M. 10:30 10:50 Ii:20 12:40 I2:oo 12:20, A.M 9:00 9:20 10:05 10:25 J45 11-05 P.M 3:00 3:20 34 4:00 4:30 P.M. 330 3:50 4:00 4:i5 4:30 .or STATIONS lv Hilo... ar...01aa Mill. ..or ar Kcaau ar ar... Ferndalc.ar ar..Mount. V'w..lv lv SUNDAY. Hilo ar ar...Ulaa JMin...nr, ar Kcaau ar ar... Ferndalc.ar ar..Mouut. V'w..lv FOR PUNA lv Hilo ar ar...01aa Mill...ar ar.J'ahoa Tutic.ar ar Pahoa ar ar..Pahoa Juncar ar Puna lv Sunday. lv lino ar ar...01aa Mlll...ar a r.. Pa boa June. ar l'alioa ar ar..Paboa Junc..ar ar Puna lv A.M 9:30 9:10 9:00 845 8:30 A.M. ioyo lOilO 10:00 9M5 9:3 P.M. 6:00 5:30 5:i5 StOO 445 P.M. 5:30 5:iO 5:00 4:45 4:30 r.M. 3:50 3:30 3:00 2:40 2:20 2:00 P.M. 4:50 4:30 4;oo 3:40 3.20 3:00 Excursion tickets between all points are sold on Saturdays and Sundays, good 1 returning, until the following Monday noon. Commutation tickets, good for twenty 'five rides between any two points, and I thousand mile tickets are sold at very low rates. j W. II. J,AMHERT, 1 Superintendent. Mixkd and Fancy Drinks Concocted by Kxpbrirncwd Mixologists The Celebrated Honolulu Primo Beer and Rainier Beer On Draught. Ten Cents a Class PREE LUNCH Trusses of To-Day f prov S shou ) Iu 1 vide J. C. SERRAO, Proprietor. JAS. M. CAMERON, Plumber, Tinner, , Metal Worker. 4- A truss is an important appli ance and it is obvious that con stant effort will be made for its improvement. Every year does bring some im provements, and wearers of trusses should have the benefit of them. our stock we endeavor to pro all that is practical as well as new. Onr long experience in fitting trusses enables us to judge the value of new ideas and our stock is therefore an ideal one. Any claims we make for n truss we will guarautce. HILO DRUG COMPANY HILO, HAWAII Mr. Cameroi' is prepared to give csti maUs on all kinds of Plumbing Work ami to guarantee all work done. . G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd. Sugar Factors, Commission Agents. Sole Agents for National Cane Shredders,' Baldwin Locomotives, Alex. Cross '& Sons' Sugar Cane and Coffee Fertilizers. PACIFIC TRANSFER CO. Handle and Store BAGGAGE 126 KING ST. HONOLULU Phone, Main 5 nssmm If you want to Advertise in newspapers anywhere at anytime tall on or write li. C. Dake's Advertising Agency 111 1 5 Mirdiunt KxchunKo SAN FRANCISOO CAL. IIKMOUHATIU (MiMl'MlMTlOMH. Ik l'nlmcr Woods Uommlttooiiinii or In ho Not J. Honolulu, Jan. 30 Correspon dence from Washington to the morn ing paper states that during the meeting of the Democratic National Committee in that city, a cablegram was received from Hawaiian Demo crats, asking that Palmer P. Woods I be appointed a member of the National Committee to represent the Territory. The matter was referred to a committee of which John T. McGraw, of West Virginia, is chairman. Behind ttiis apparently innocent statement looms a story which is likely to make Democratic history in the Islands. As told by a promi nent member of the Central Com mittee of the Democratic party of the Islands, this story is as follows: "When Palmer Woods was in the city, he and Col. McCarthy talked over the question of a Na tional Committeeman and they de cided on Hon. S. M. Damon, who would not accept. It was then decided between Messrs. Woods and McCarthy that the latter should take the nomination. "Previous to the meeting to name a National Committeeman, a letter was sent. to Mr. Woods by someone and he was asked to run for the place. Mr. Woods answered that he would do so if there was no op position. "Now the meeting was held and the names of both Messrs. Woods and McCarthy were placed in nomi nation for the inportaut post. Mc Carthy won. "This meeting took place on the 13th inst., but it has been learned that three days previous to this, some person or persons sent the name of Senator Woods by cable to the Democratic National Committee which met in Washington. Instead of any individuals signing the en dorsement of Mr. Woods, the words 'Democratic Central Committee' were placed at the bottom. This I believe to be the reason why the National Committee referred the matter to a special committee. I think they were a bit skeptical about the matter. "Now this name was sent on without any action whatever on the part of the Central Committee, and, as I firmly believe, without any consultation whatever with 'Mr. Woods. With regard to the posi tion of the Senator from Hawaii, I believe it a case of 'God save me from my friends." "As soon as the committee took action, we sent Col. McCarthy's name to the National Committee and the endorsement is now in the hands of that body for action. There is no question whatever that the regularly nominated candidate will have given him the honor of reprpsentiug the Territory of Ha waii at what will unquestionably be one of the most important con ventions iu the history of Demo cracy in the United States. "Mind you, in all of this mix-up, I am not blaming Senator Woods in the least. I believe he is perfectly innocent of ever a thought that would suggest disloyalty. I believe he is true to his colors and that he has simply been made the unwitting tool of some Domocrats seeking to attain their own ends. "You can rest assured that we mean to fight this thing through to a finish and put the regularly nominated man where he belongs. We have the record of the meeting back of us, duly signed by the proper officer. Even after the meet ing which chose McCarthy, matters could have been arrauged so that Senator Woods would have been chosen committeeman, but we won't stand for any monkey business, and now we intend to fight." - St. Petersburg, Jan. 28. The diplomatic situation is unchanged. The press is growing bellicose. Tokio, Jan. 28. The government has resolved to double the taxes' on land incomes for an additional war revenue of 20,000,000 yen. St. Petersburg, Jan. 27. Baron Lamsdorff is conferiug with Kurino, representative of the Japanese gov ernment over the reply of Japan. The two representatives are trying to shape the repl so as to avoid a conflict, TIIK l,ATK WlllTAKKIt WIUUIIT. Notorious Promoter Miration Poison hi Court. London, England, Jan. 26. J. Whitakcr Wright, the promoter who had been convicted of gigantic frauds and sentenced to seven years' imprisonment, dropped dead today. The death of Wright is the finat chapter in one of the most stupen dous promotion scandals ol Eng land. Wright was the managing director of the London & Globe Finance Corporation with a total capitalization of $60,675,000. He lived like a prince and was friendly with England's titled society. The crash came in December of 1900, when the failure of the corporation brought to light tremendous frauds. One of the victims of the crash was the late Marquis of Dufferiti, previ ously Governor General of Canada and British Embassador to Paris. With Lord Dufieriu on the board of directors were Lieutenant General Gough-Calthrap, who was colonel of the Fifth Dragoon Guards, and Edward William Pelham-Clintou, master of the late Queen's house hold and son of the fifth Duke of Newcastle. Much American money was lost in the failure of the Wright com panies. There was a great outcry against the attitudeof the authorities in not prosecuting Whitaker Wright and his fellow directors ofthe Lou don & Globe Company, and in January 1903, a petition was circu lated on the London Stock Ex change, signed by many influential men, demanding the prosecution of Wright as it was considered that the credit of the city and ofthe London Stock Exchange demanded a thorough investigation. A fund of $25,000 was raised to initiate the proceedings against Wright. London, England, Jan. 28. The coroner's jury investigating the death of Whitaker Wright has re turned a verdict of death by suicide. Old Romance Unveiled. A romance of the curiosity shop has just come to light in London. Three hundred aifd fifty years ago Henry II., King of France, presented a magnificent casket to his favorite, Diana of Poitiers. Passing a West End curio shop re cently, Mr. Hubbard, a well known city architect, of Gresham street, sawa tarnished casket in the window. He entered and asked the price, which he was told was 35 pounds sterling. Mr. Hubbard took the casket home on approval, and after a day or two wrote, asking the dealer whether he would accept a check for 25 pounds or have the casket returned. The dealer accepted the check. On examining his prize, Mr. Hubbard found the intertwined monograms of Henry II. aud Diana of Poitiers two "Ds" and an "H" in ten places, as well as the three interlaced crescents which formed Diana's own crest, while on the four corners was the crowned "H" of the monarch. There is no doubt that the casket is one presented by the King to his favorite. The box, which is about eighteen inches long and nine inches wide, is of wood covered with beautiful gesso work. It stands on eight silver acorns, aud at the corners of the lid aud body are elaborate silver ornaments. The tuost curious feature is a silver Moorish dome on the top. Experts suggest that it may be hollow, and that there may be something concealed within it. But Mr. Hubbard has been unable to find any opening. "The find is unique," said an expert, "and it would probably fetch 5000 pounds sterling to-morrow if put up for sale by auction." In a few days the casket will be exhibited at South Kensington Museum Loudon Daily Mail. Vancouver, Jan. 28. The steamer Zeolin is missing between Juneau aud Sumdum. She carried eighteen passengers and crew. Chicago, Jan. 27. Mayor Carter Harrison, who was held for $15,000 bail as responsible for the Iroquois theater fire, has been discharged. 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