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THK WUUKLV Hir.O TKIBUXK. -HILO, HAWAII. TUKSDAY, NOVKMBKR 32, ,yo,
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f CONDENSED LOCAL ITEMS J
Delicious butter.
Turner Cn i I.ttl.
squares - L.
The S. S. Kulerpriso will nave on or
labotit Wcdncsdav November 301I1.
For colli lunches, sliced smoked salmon
is n treat. Tiy il nt llilo Mciennlile Co. !
Dr. Ilnrolit II. l'.lliol has been sulTering ,
from on abscess on his cheek, which is
the result of a recent operation.
There will be u union Thanksgiving
service in the l'oreigu Church on Thurs
day, Nov. 2 1, nt 11 n. m.
"Konu collie," our own roast, gurm
teid flee fioni afl adulteration. I,. Tur
ner Co., Mil. 42-1 f
The Stunner Rosecrnns of the MatMin
line will leive Sail Francisco for Hilo
and Honolulu oil November ?Slh.
The Volcano Stables is being rep lintul
a brilliant vtllow and is now 11 bright
spot in the business nctivitv of the town.
The iulant Mill of Mr. and Mis. l'raiicis
R. llrted died Wulnesday morning.
Owing to valvular tumble of the heut
the child lived oulv one day.
700 volumes of l.iw Itooks which were
formerly the library ol Judge Little will
be sold at public auction Situnhiv next
at 2 o'clock at the ollices ol Lelllotid mid
Smith.
Horace Sisson sulci ids Henry Rose as
bookkeeper at the lumber v aid ofll. H.
Hack feld Co. Mr. Rne has been
transferred to the business office up
town.
llelore purchasing vuiir Christians pre
sents, do not fail to sec the novelties in
Hawaiian K)lished woods nt the Hilo
Hoarding School, which nre for sale.
John A. Scott w is called to t" in
i hi.
Kr.iucisco by i. cablegram received on his, UlL. cilsl in timL.( if dispatched by that
arrival in Honolulu, announcing the mail.
serious illness of his daughter Margaret, i , e i- -i, , , ,i , . ,
, , , , , , , h Lovers of smoking will be delighted
who has been nt school in llcrkcley. .... ., .. , , ,r. i r t.
J with the Smokers outfits made from Ha-
1905 Calendars and Calendar pads I v,.,ij woods, l'or sale at the Hilo Hoard
W. N. Co. 1 nK school.
.Major MiKaps of the Silvation Army ' ThcS.S. Kuterprise. Youngren master,
will arrive overland in tunc to conduct , arrived Situr.lar morning, nine and n
the meeting lonigni nt haiv.iuon Army ,nlf days from San Francisco, with gen
hall. A special Thanksgiving service on 1 crn carB nli tiie following passengers:
Thursdoy night at 7:30 o'clock will be j Mrs. c. C. Kennedy. Mrs. W. S.Ward
held at the hall. Tomorrow night Major ,1 ticc children, Mr. and Mrs. Saim-
Mllsaps conducts n meeting nt tile Hilo
Hoarding School
If on wish otir coffee to bring the
highest market prices let the Hilo Coffee
Mill clean, classify and place the same 011
the market for vou. Liberal cash ad
vances made on shipments.
The Hilo Chess Club met last Friday
at the residence of Mr. Castetidk, mid
will be entertained this (Tuehdny) evtn
iug by Mr Madeira. At tlic last nutting
Mr. While of the Honolulu Chess Club
w.ifc a guest of the local players, and gave
them n demonstration of how to play
chess.
The Executive Coiumiltec of the Dis
irincn...mlii.H...Pi In,. ti...Kv i ., ...
resolutions of thanks to Carl S. Smith. ' Ae"U" Cm' hn8 Pb"'" lwnipli
w 11 c. r,ni,..it. a,i, i.;,Kn,. r..r Itt for, Il,s roPort for 1903. which to-
Hinir vnlllPil M'rttri-s 111 lllf n.iitinni.ii !
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All of the officers of the various republi
can precinct clubs, the runners and
voters who worked for the party, received
their share of praise. Special thanks
were given to the Young Men's Republi
can Club lor standing shoulder to shoulder
in the recent election.
A Dangerous Fire.
An incipient wholesale conflagration --
was extinguished l'riday morning about Uroivnctl nt l'nimlkoti.
10 o"clock in the second floor of the 1 On I'rid.i), about 10 o'clock a.m., while
building occupied by M.mhi.la, the Japa- a boat from the S. S. Heleiiewasuttempt
nese druggist. Passers bj saw smoke , ing to make a lauding nt Papaikou Mill,
issuing from an upper'wiudow and when a heav sen swamped the craft, throwing
entrance was ginned totheroouis.ii waste I the ocuip.iuts into the water. I'our of
paper biskel wa lounii to be allaine
The rooms are used as the headquarters
of the Jap mese League, and some one 111
the crowd of Japanese who throng the
office prior to the departure of the Kinau 1
eacn wcck, nuisi n,ic iiiujiueu ,i iigiue.i ,
cigarette 111 the paper, which took fire. '
Only slight damage was done to the ,
llnrti fiflil nti fiilim 11 1 mr iloA Ifful ilm 1
.. 1 i i. 'iM 1 1
fit-. rrrtftll Hill II i.uUl .1 it ic IlL'iiItr tliti .
"':. h"r ' """ ""-" """eve of the American
enure jitjituc-e iiutrie-r, couifiiiseu 01
many frame buildings, would have been
swept away.
A Dlrellcl Cnpliired.
About ten miles olT port, Captain
Youngren of the S. S. Knterprise passu!
a hugh log drifting 011 the high sea. He
reported the fact to Agent Guard of the
Matsou line, mid 011 Sunday the tug Clias.
Coiiuselmiiti went out 111 search of the
direlict. The log was overhauled olid
towed into port.' It was nearly seveutv
feet 111 length, white with harunclis
showing that 11 had been adrift many
years. The theory is that the tiee must
have, drifted from the Oregon coast mid
was carried by the currents to the islands.
Such floating timbers arc a menace to
navigation and often cause the sinking of
a ship, when run into unawares.
David Kekiiewa up for lliiiglni .
David Kekuewa, the former catcher for
the Kamehameha baseball team, was
arrested at Molokai and taken to Ho
nolulu to answer to the charge of
burglary. It sefems he entered the Pukoo
Saloon a few nights ngo and took two
demijohns of wine. He was soiucwh it
intoxicated at the time. Kekuewa was
the bartender of the sdooii and opened
the door with his key. He offered to
settle with the proprietor to no uvuil. I
t t.Ii .! II 1.1. 1 tl
Mr. C. (. Hennery wis a returning
pi-tsenger on tin Knlerprisc
.Miss 11 irrict Hitchcock expects to
leave fur an rxttlidcd vlsitlo llonoltilii
on Frlduv .
Think sglving turkejs, .nlivc or colli
storage can be had at the llilo Mercan
tile Co. I.l.l.
The Truly Rural German tomorrow
evening tirnmisesto heiui unique affair in
I point of costume niiil decorations.
The latest New Idea Patterns, 10 cents
each have been received by L, Turner
Co., Agents.
Rev. Walter C. Stewart of lloston, will
arrive on the lCinaii Wednesday to take
charge of the St. James Mission.
The sacred concert nt the Hotel grounds
last Sunday was largely i.tteiided and the
program wusexceptionally well rendered.
Swiss cheese is a delic.cy which the
epicure riliBhes. A fresh supply rcceiud
ex S. S. KntcrprUe by the Hilo Mercan
tile Co., Ltd.
Kspccial nltcutiou is cnlle.l to the
splendid Christmas offerings in the ad
vertising coliiuius of the Triimini'. this
week. The S. S. Knterprise brought an
assortment of Xiuas goods.
Thos. C. Ridgivay has gone on n hrii4
business trip to San Fuuclsco and will
return on or.jibout January 1st. He is
not it candidate for the pnstmastcrship,
rumors to the contrary notwithstanding.
Ililoitcsdcsiriug to remember mniul.iiiil
friends sliould forwnrd mail parcels by
the Kiiiati mail leaving here December
otli. Chrisltius mckages will arrive in
ders, and Mr. Von Arnswaldt.
Miss Alice Rvcioft, daughter of Robert
Rvcfoft, died suddenly at Honolulu 011
' l'riday, November nth. .Miss Rycroft
was a young woman about twenty-two
I ve.irs of age, well known in Hilo, when
the family resided at I'ohohiki. l'utm.
1 She w is engaged to be married to Geo.
j Dennisou of the Oaliu Railway. There-
i mains were cremated. j
1 The office of the Experiment Station,
I Honolulu, have just issued bulletins 'No.
I 10 011 the Pineapple scale, by D. L. Van
1 Dine and No. 7, The Uanana in Hawaii,
I both of which are ver instructive to
K"" ol "'"e fruits. Jared Smith,
KLl''Cr Willi
the other bulletins referred
to, cuu be had 011 application to him.
Haitu.y SUKPKisiiH. Many sutrerers
from rheumatism have been surprised
and delighted at the prompt relief ob
tained by applying Chamberlain's Pain
Halm. A permanent cure may be efTectud
b continuing the use of this liniment
for a short time, l'or sale by Hilo Drug
Co.
the five noitmcu, who were natives, I
j swam to places of safety, but Kaulie, a
Hawaiian, was carried against the rocks,
where it was impossible to rescue him
before he became exhausted and w
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(irouueil.
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The Importance of (Jibrnlfnr.
I" tlio mental as well
as the physical
people there never
was a time when the Rock of Gibraltar
was so much in evidence as it is now,
thanks to the unique way 111 which the
renowned stronghold has bcon presented
in the public prints during the last few
earsbythe Prudential Insurance Coin
pail of America, K. K. Richards, Agent.
THE OLD RELIABLE
&AKING
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
7UERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
pom
pill
EB1
II01C0TT I.V'UN I'UIII.V.
I.ueiil .litpiiuese. ItHnlliilc I'm' Vcllou
Taken In l.iilior Troubles.
There is h hot colt cm amongst local '
japan, so, directed against Hie members
of the I.jni.iu fniiiily doing business In
llilo, but principally against Rufin A. lulu that 'iwlng to the promotion oT Post
( I.yman. Jr., w lio was prominent!) identl- I innhler Madern, there would be n vacancy.
, fied with the Kukaiau roid labor conlro-' He alleges that the position was tendered
1 vcrsy, which resulted in the discharge of
all the J jp mete emploed on that gov-' empUvie of the Honolulu post office,
eminent wotk. In resjionic to an inquiry, Postmaster
And remarkable to relate, the "shut-1 Madeira jajs he hns received no official
out" is becoming general among the notlflcatlan of his promotion to an in
Japanese who hnve heretofore done speetorsltlp, and declares that he has not
business with various members of the resigned his office. No one can be tip
family, and who now refuse to deal with pointed as long as Madeira holds his coin
on one of the name of Lyman. It is mission.
staled that the dry following the ngree. However, the woods ate full of candi
inent among the Japanese to this effect, dates. Rev. Desha is pulling for his
the soda works did not sell a case of soda
to their former Japuicsc, customers in
11110, ami me Jap mese Irade ol the other
lines of business operated by the family linn been favorably mentioned ns a satis
has innterinlly fallen oft" since the order factory successor to the office. There
to liov coll. The announcement whs I does not appear to be any white candi
made in the Hilo Shimbuii, Inst Monday dates for the place, ns the billet is re
morning. November 14th, a translation 1 garded as a political plum to be giren
of which is a follows: the Young Men's Republican Club.
KltTKiniiTION 1 OR THIS I.YMANS. "
There is a white merchant in llilo by
the name of Lyman, whose family is al
ways taking advantage of the Japinese,
with whom they do business. A few days
ago, we heard the rumor that they took
the lead hi the labor troubles at Kukaiau
discharging many Japinese laborers.
Although this m iv be simply politics, it
is unbecoming in them. Ifnts a Inct,
it is cr bad for the Japinese
At present, nobody is buying nil thing,
even beef or soda water front them, but
are buying from other uieichants. This
is a natural consequence which comes
upon this family, and step by step, they
ruin themselves among our countrymen.
In this community, where the Japanese
have been their l.rgesl customers, they
must consider where their profits come
from.
As .111 evidence of the disastrous efTect
which the bocott is working against the
I,) sunns, Rufus A. Lvman, Jr. catiscd to
be published in the next issue of the
Hilo Shiiilbuu, 11 signed statement in
Japanese which appears under date of
November 16th. The statement is as
follows:
NOTICK TO JAI'ANKSi:.
We hear the ruindr among the Japanese
in Hilo, an account of which appeared in
No. 607 iu the local news column of the
Hilo Shiiilbuu, published day before yes
terday, that our family were the chief
promoters 111 discharging Japinese labor
ers from the Kukaiau road work, mid
therefore the Japanese have decided to
oppose our family. We are very sorry
for this The f.icts of the case are that
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mic iinnuiiiiii lerruuriai legislature
passed 11 law signed by Coventor Dole,
April 23, 1903, and published as Act 37,
providing that no person shall Le em
ploedon the public works except citi
zens of this country. And if any person
emplos nny other kind of labor, they
will be punished by a fine not exceeding
$100 and not less than f 10.
. We acted under the law mid we could
not help ourselves. We never intended
to harm the Japinese and if anybody is
angry at us for our action, they should
read the Laws of Hawaii. Really we
have always syuip ithizuil with your
countrymen, ami as a proof, we emnlov
Japanese 111 our business 111 our stables,
soda works ami meat market. In closing.
we most respectfully beg our best
wishes.
(Signed) RUFUS LYMAN,
Hilo. Nov. 16, 1904.
The editor of the Shiiilbuu comments
editorially on the card, stating that the
advertising columns of his pjer are sep
arate from the editorial ilgpirtuient, and
that the editor printed the news item
from rumors which were common among
his people. After an investigation, the
editor promised to report the exact facts
in the case. Inquiry at the Shimbun
office reveals the fact that the editor is
now in Hiimakua to learn the pirt which
the Lyniins took tu the recent labor
troubles there.
Kin 11 11 Arrivals, U. Kith Him.
D. K. Kguchi, G. V. Jakins and wife,
J. Lightfoot, Rev. S. L. Desha, Mrs. C.
II. F. Siemsen and 2 children. J. Mont
sirratt and wife, LeeChiu.D.Caiuara Jr.,
II. C. D vies, Mrs. Nawalii, F.C.Slieldou,
II. W. Deiihart, II. M. Lenhart, C. M.
White and 2 children, Geo. C. Potter,
Miss. C. A. Hailey, .Miss. W. A. Craig,
1 Frank Taylor.
Horn.
IlKKKn In Hilo, November 15, 1904, to
the wile of Francis R. Hrced. a son.
IuiSH-At Wuiohinii, Hawaii. November
17,1904, to the wife of Kilwiu A '
,1 irisli, a (lauiMiter.
1 "--., '
I Died.
Huni;n At Hilo, Hawaii, November 16,
1 1904, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
R. breed, aged one day.
j Xinas Cliffs.
Mrs. A. Richie has for sale hand em
j broidery, lace work, and novelties suit
I able for Christmas gifts. Now 011 exhi
1 bitiou at Moses & Ra mauds. 4.4
i Uy S. S. Enterprise.
viiN ii.iv uysters, uiuiornia grapes
celery and cauliflower.
A new consignment or Smyrna figs,
dates, raisins, French prunes, fresh ap
pies, oranges, grape fruit, horseradish.
NUTS Almonds, walnuts, Italian
chestnuts and fresh roasted penuuts every
day.
JOHN LYCURGUS.
II I MI'S M r0STMSTKH.
I'ri'isim;
.Itlilttf title of ('niiilliliites
fur the I'liur.
Kmiitirn nrc rife over Ihc prospective
cluing in the post office ill Hilo. Rev. S.
L. Desha brougM ihe news from Houo-
' to his brother, Oeo, L. Desha, who is 1111
nephew-in-lnw, Clias. Siemsen. Two
I members of the Lvinan family. Norman
unit Henry, nre spoken of. W. 11. Ileers
Japanese. .11 ur tier In Knu.
Word is received by telephone of the
murder on Wednesday night last week
In one of the upper camps of Hutchinson
, ph.ntntf,,,,, (ll Nnch, of n Japanese by
,, . , .. . , J. . ' ' , 3
' t,,c ,mme of X os,li" fk"to- Uvidence
1 oftl'c affair U very meagre, but from the
information obtained, it appears that the
man, who is familiarly known ns a
"Konlshi," a wrestler, was stubbed in the
neck below the collar bone by a fellow
countryman Akioka, in a drunken brawl
as the result of a gambling quarrel.
Neither men were cmplojed on the plan
tation, but were roving gamblers, for
merly of Olaa. -The murderer is at large,
having escaped in n kimoiia.
. . ,
K I nil 11 Depnrliires Nov 18.
A. Anderson, wife and five children, A.
Richley. Rev. fi. W. Twing, Mrs. A. Fer
nandez Jr., and two children, L. Seve
rance, M. A. Rcroft, A. II. I.oebenstein,
F. C. Sheldon. R. Hall.G.S. Roudebnsh,
Mrs. J. Nnwahi, Miss Hall. From Kn
waihae A. W. Carter, A. M. Urowu, J.
U. Pratt, J. S. Walker.
Lost.
A gold F.astcrn Star pin, lost 011 l'riday,
Reward to finder at TitiiuiNK Office.
For Sale.
I hive a few well bred acclimated
Plymouth Rock and Hrown Leghorn
chickens for sale at reasonable prices.
4-2 W. S. WISH.
Prescriptions.
Having secured the files of the Owl
Drug Store, we are prepared to fill all
prescriptions previously put up b that
company.
HILO DRUG COMPANY, LTD.
Lost.
A gilt Hawaiian nnvy button, bearing
anchor and crown design. Part of link
cufTbutton. Reward to finder. Return
to Triiiunk Office.
Position Wanted.
Hookkeeping or plantation work pre
, ferred. The highest of testimonials from
I former employers.
j ALKX. McllAIN,
t Kurtistown, Hawaii.
For
One horse.
One Sludetmker
Sale.
Huckboard, almost
new.
One superior set Harness.
ALL FOR SIOO.
A. K. SUTTON & CO
Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors
of "' '" WII''IAMS & COMPANY to
lf-setit their cluims, duly authenticated
"" """ l"i'er voucuers 11 any exist,
to the undersigned, or ot the offices of
Ri.lgway & Ridgway or Homer L. Ross,
on or before the 1st day of December, A.
D. 1904, and all persons indebted to the
said firm are requested to make imme
diate payment to the undersigned.
H order of Court dated September
20th, 1901.
J. K. KLDKRTS,
1-4 Receiver of II. L. Williams & Co.
LAW BOOKS
A. R. SUTTON & CO.
will hell 700 volumes of Iav Hooks
at public auction on
'Saturday Next, 26th Inst.
at 2 p. m., in office of
MKSSRS. IjUBLOND & SMITH.
llilo.
Subscribe fi.r the Tkiuunk, Island nub.
criptiou $3.50,
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THE HILO TRIBUNE'S MAIL CHART
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fOVJijXJ51Ii?. 40-.
MAILS ARRIVK IN HONOLULU AND DI'.PART AS FOLLOWS:
S.
J
13
20
27
M.
7
14
21
28
T.
China
I
8'
10
Sonomn
30
!Alanic a
Sierra
29"
V esse s whose names appear OVKR the date ARRIVK from the Coast.
Vessels whose names uppear 11KL0W the date DKPART for the Coast.
Destination or Vessel-() To San Francisco; (t) To Colonies; (1) To
Victorm; R. C; (J) To Vokbliauia. v
S. S. Kinau departs from Hilo for Honolulu everv Frldayvat Io:oo a. in.
S. h. Mnuiia l.oa'smail closes in Hilo on Suturdios ami Tuesdays marked
tX) nt 2:15 p. m., arriving in Honolulu at dolight three days later.
!E!fi!l Holiday Offer
All Sevying Machines
Will lie sold on unusuallj' easy payments
up to January i, 1905. Old machines taken
in exchange.
Burnt, Leather Novelties
Good Form Coakjjlangers
Butterick Patterns and
Publications
Fancy Worjk Goods
PlatO Clocks
MOSES &
Hilo,
This Space
Reserved for
J. D. Kennedy
The Jeweler
Front Street, Hilo
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W.
T.
3
17
24
F.
Alameda
4
S.
2
C
Coptic
9 1
Alamcdn'
Sierra
(Durlc
IG
tMonna
11
18
12
tMlowcra f
(Ox
Korea
23
Alameda
25
26
Gaelic 1
SCoptlc 1
Doc. 3
(Wonder of the Age)
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RAYMOND
Hawaii
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