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I.OUAI- A OUNKItAI, MiW.M,
'I'lio clly in dros-erf in lliiK'-
Frank Vltln la 111 with ihogr!pie.
Tlio hnnki olo.p(l nl 1 o'clock to
day.
SeqtiuliV ruiiiinifcchcos would
iiinkn a good hook if published.
Huqitnh doos not Hpcak to-night,
hut look out for him to-morrow.
lUis'mcJS is literally and abso
lutely dead to-day.
Some of tlio prominent business
houses in town closed at noon to
day. Closo up your stores and pay
your respects to the British Com
missioncr.
Tho St. LouIb Collcgo and lloyal
school cluhs will see who can play
tho host ball to-morrow morning.
Tho Missionary Gleaners hold
their lawn party to-morrow after
noon at tho residenco of W. R.
Castle.
Tho British Commissioner's po
pularity is shown by tho number
of peoplo who are calling on him
to-day.
Captain C. J. Campbell, super
intendent of tho Inter-Island S. N.
Co., is confined to his home with a
bad cold.
It is particularly requested hy
thoso in charge of tho affair that
no dress suits bo worn this evoning
at Independence park.
Mechanics' Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by
day, week os month. Terms: 25
and 50 cents per night; $1 and
$1.25 per week.
Whilo Honolulu is supposed to
he strictly an American town, it
would not seem so from tho gen
eral respect paid to Her Britannic
Majesty to-day.
Tho visiting physicians were en
tertained hy tho Board of Health
at tho Pacific Club last night; thero
was tho usual feast of delicacies
and flow of liquids.
Prof, and Mrs. Richards enter
tained a few friends at a musicalo
last night. The program contained
somo beautiful numbers that were
acceptably rendered.
Tho peoplo of Hilo aro incensed
at tho report that scarlatina is al
most epidemic in Hilo. There aro
a few cases there, but they aro be
ing well taken care of by tho physi
cians. Tho Board of Health, accom
panied by the visiting physicians
and those residing in Honolulu,
will leave for Molokai to-night on
their semi-annual visit to tho leper
sottlomcnt.
United Carriago Co.'s stand, bo
Bides having superior hacks always
ready at tho call of "290," furnishes
fine livery outfits at the shortest
notice good horses and nice car
riages, from buggy to wagonette.
Willio Bolster is laid up for re
pairs, hut he will be alright in a
day or two. He ran against an
obstruction in tho sidewalk oppo
site tho residence of Hon. J. B.
Atherton last night.
Native lot owners in tho various
cemeteries aro to bo seen daily
wending their way in tho direction
of Gods-acro and devoting hours in
preparing their lot for Decoration
Day services;
HUIMM4.V IHfATII,
At Olio. Vl'I'll'AI', Hut ('imiiiiiIm.
kIoimt from I'niui'o, IMcm
from Ili'nH l-'iillurc-Tlio
lloil (o Ito Tnlu'ii to I'rain'c.
Henri J.eon Verlcyo, CoininU
sionor of tho Republic of Krnnco to
Hawaii, died suddenly at hii roi-
denco on Bcrotania street near
Punchbowl at eleven o'clock lint
night. The immediate cause of his
death was heart failure.
Mous. Verlcyo camo hero a little
moro than a year ago, succeeding
M. D'Anglade, who had returned
to France. His arrival caused con
siderable talk in private as well as
diplomatic circles from tho fact
that he was accredited to tho mon
archy instead of tho Provisional
Government. Mons. Vizzavona
was then acting Commissioner of
the French, and on his retirement
Popular TodIcs of llio Day.' - Dress lakers ! Attention!
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Henri Uon Vtrkyc, late French Commit
loner to the Jlepublie of Hawaii.
Sequah with his four-horse team
and Government band paid his
respects to tho British Commis
sioner to-day. Tho band wagon
was handsomely decorated with
flags, of all nationB and ferns.
G. R. Harrison, practical piano
and organ maker and tuner, can
furnish best factory references.
Ordors left'at Hawaiian News Co.
will receive prompt attention. All
work gurranteed to be tho same as
done in factory.
In tho wilds of Burmah tho
name "Sequah" means "great medi
cine man." Thero is whoro his
name camo from, and if anyono
does not liko it let them go and
hear him at Fort and Boretania
streets to-morrow night.
If you want your watch repaired
If you want jewelry mado up neat
ly. If you want souvenir spoonB,
or anything in the jowelry lino. II.
G. Biart, at C. Gertz's store, Fort
streot, is your man. Ho was for
ten years tho practical watchmaker
for Wennor & Co.
ho introduced Mons. Vorloye to the
Government as the person who
would take chargo of the consulate
during his absence. Later his cre
dentials arrived properly directed
to tho Government.
Mons. Verlcyo was of a genial
disposition, and during his short
career hero mado many friends, by
whom his society was much enjoy
ed. With his estimable wife ho
entertained them in an unostenta
tious way but with a cordiality of
manner that made him much
sought after. Among tho few
French people on tho islands he
was most popular for the reason
that ho 6eemed always to have their
interests at heart. By such friends
and acquaintances here ho will bo
sorely missed.
Mons. Verleyo was probably fifty
years of age; light complexioned
and with lone licht beard. He
was quite portly and of a build
that indicated a tendency to appo
nlexv. His family consists of a
widow and one child, the baby
having been born hero a fow
months ago.
Mrs. Verleyo, whilo in a strange
land, is being carefully attended
by the many kind friends she has
made since her arrival in Hono
lulu. Sho was exceedingly devoted
to her husband and tho shock at
his death was so severe that physi
cians aro in attendance.
Tho Bulletin is informed by Mr.
W. M. Giffard, acting chancellor of
tho legation, that arrangements for
tho funeral have not been com
pleted. Tho body will bo embalmed
and will probably bo sent to Mons.
Verlcyo's homo in France.
Common Nuisance.
Apana, a native woman, whilo
walking on Union streot near No. 2
engino yesterday, was struck by a
stono thrown by ono of a half
dozen men in tho neighborhood
who find amusement in teaching a
dog to "fetch and carry." Whon
remonstrated with by passers-by
tho man naturally denied knowing
anything about the matter. Use a
little care, boys, and your plea
sures will not interfere with anyone.
Mai , isnr,.
If il had noL boon for tlio ox
eollont quality of colfuo pro
duced itt Konti, it is not likely
that foreigners would littvo
boon induced to invest their
capital in lands in Unit district
nor would tlio building of a
telephone lino, such nstlio new
company proposes to construct,
luivo had an oxistonco ovon on
paper. It's tho fact that tho
locality producod in a small
way and in tho most primitivo
manner an article wincn
caught tho fancy of "canooz
ers" in tho matter of coffee ;
thoy wanted more and they
woro willing to pay a good
price, but thoro were no moans
of getting it. Investigation
demonstrated that tho land
would produce an unlimited
quantity, but tho peoplo in tho
vicinity had not given tho pro
per attontion to tho cultiva
tion, you all know tho result,
foreign capital camo in and is
coming every day, aud boforo
another decado tho production
of coffee will be a leading in-
' dustry of the islands and tho
i machinery used in pulping,
cleaning and putting it through
tho various processes necessary
to make it markotablo will
como through us. And why?
Because wo aro interested in
tho coffee business: we know
what is wanted and wo secure
I the very latest improvements
1 in coffee machinery. What is
good enough for ono man may
not bo good enough for anoth
er, butourstock of implements
for the coffeo business is good
enough for all. Tho industry
is still in its infancy and tho
growers d& not know them
selves just what thoy require,
but if thoy will communicate
with us, wo can give thorn tho
necessary information.
The Helen Brewor brought
us what charcoal Irons will bo
needed during the next fow
months and the price is just
what tho condition of affairs
hero wan ants. There was a
time, not many years ago,
where a single charcoal iron
cost $5.00. In those days it
was a luxury to own ono, now
it is a necessity and the low
price wo chargo for them en
ables every ono to havo ono.
Wo'vo nover done much in
the way of Refrigerators be
cause the town seemed to be
well supplied, but the pros
pects for a reduction in tho
price of ice warrant our carry
ing a few to accommodate peo
plo who want a really superior
article something they may
depend upon to keep their
meats and vegetables in during
the day and over night with
out spoiling. It took an East
ern man to doviso something
a little better than any other
inventor could produce and
wo sell thorn.
For peoplo who livo out of
town and wish to maintain
their own tolophono lines wo
wish to recommend our Long
Distance Tolophono and Chica
go Magnoto bells. With thoso
instruments a conversation
may bo carried on botweon
parties at almost an unlimited
distance from each other. Wo
havo all tho necessary articles
used in the construction of pri
vate and public lines of tolo
nhoiios and can supply them
at tho lowest rates.
A -in rm r f.li a iirr.ip.lns rnpnivftd
by the ifolon Browor aro Brass
Pipe Fittings Galvanized Pipo
and fittings and Qonuino Now
Bedford Cordage. If you aro
interested in galvanized pipo
got a quotation from us.
Hove you seen the latest material for Skirt Llninge?
It is
. . THE CHAMOIS FIBRE . . .
Used hy all l)ri Maker- In Ilia United 8tnU.
KCair Olom. Ketir Olotli!
A rcry tcarce -rtlcl. We Iitb a limited supply.
The Corduroy Skirt Bindings!
No drria compMe without It; we hare It In all colors
Feather Bonel Feeutlier Bone!
A light, pit. hie, eluttla Hone, Just the thing (or Wash Material.
.CRINOI.INAJ SKIRT W3BE!
8ILE3IAB, 1'KROaLINKH AND DAMIIHIOI In all Color.
A Fall Line of UUKS3 M AKKKS' FINDINGS always on hand.
1ST. . SACHS,
Sao Fort St, - - Hoaaolixl-u.
u oro'
ROOT BEER?
"TtLa,t7s "Wleit I ULiikie."
Everybody Hkos HIRES' Root Bkkk because it
gives everybody health as well as pleasure. It's the purest
beverage that human skill, can compound from tho purest
ingredients of nturc. There is not one drop of anything
in this delicious temperance drink but what promotes good
health and happiness. It's del cious flavor is acquired by
the skillful blending of the most wholesome herbs, roots,
arks and berries, and not by essential oils and flavoring
extracts, of which tho many counterfeit Root Beer" are
(.(imposed. A package of the Genuine
Hires' Root Beer
makes five gallons of good, puro, health-giving Eoot Beer.
B3? Ask your storekeeper for it. Made
only by the Charms E. Hires Co., Philadel
phia, U. S. A.
Xesti32CLorLleils :
"I have used ovor fifty bottle of your Boot Boor and always
havo it on hand. Mns. J. H. Walker, N. E. Cor. R. B. Ave. &
Schiller St., Alameda, Gal., U. S. A."
"Wb havo used your Boot Boor for scvoral years and do not
bolievo it could bo excelled. D. Hahmeu, 2210 Hancock St.,
Phila., Pa., U. S. A."
JOBBERS:
Uobron Drug Company "Wholetude Druggist
Bpnson, Smith & Company " "
IIollister Drug Company, Ltd. .. . " "
Lewis & Comi-any Grocer
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E. O
Hall & Son,
Fort & Klngf StrcotH.
The Favorite Gurney.
Refrigerators and Ice Chests;
REVERE GARDEN HOSE!
J-uist Received
BY
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE GL LTB.
FORT STREET. HONOLULU.
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