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Evening Bulletiii "With which, is Incorporated the "Independent," VOL. 1. NO. 82. HONOLULU, H. I., THURSDAY, AUGUST 22. 1895. PHICE 5 CENTS. . i ft-:-. ,1 THE Iuei?ii Bulletin With which Is Incorporated tho Imbm-eni)- BNT. Hawaiian Copyright ky A. V. Gkah, Juno 'a, 1805. Published every day except Snndny nt 009 KitiR Street, Honolulu, IL I. SUUSCItllTION HATES. Per Month, nnywhoro in tho Ua- walinn Islands 8 7C Per Year. 8 00 Por Year, postpaid to America, Canada, or Moxico 1000 Por Year, postpaid, othor Foreign Countries 13 00 Pnynlilo Invnrlnbly In Advance. AdvortiBomonts unaccompanied by specific instructions insortod till ordered out. Advertisements discontinued before expiration of specified poriod will bo charged as if continued for full term. Liberal nllowanco on yearly and half yoarly contracts. Address nil communications to the edi torial department to "Editor Bulletin." Business lottors should bo addressed to "Manager Evening Bullotin." Telephone 250. P. O. Box 89. B. L. FINNEY, Manager. Business Cards. H. HACKFELD & CO. QENmuii Commission Aoents. Cor. Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu. LEWEUS & COOKE, iMPOBTEna AND Dealers in Ldmuer AND ALIi KINDS OF BOHiDINO Materials. Fort Stroot, - - Honolulu. THOS. LINDSAY, Manufacturing; Jeweler and WATon- MAKEB. Kukul Jewelry a Specialty. Particular attention paid to all kinds of repairs. Campbell .Block, - - Merchant Street. HONOLULU IRON WORKS, Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead Castings. Machinery of Every Description Made to Order. Particular attention paid to Ships' Blacksmithing. Job Work ex ecuted at Short Notice 3L,. ANDRADE BAKER Kinau streot near Punchbowl atrcot my2t VIGGO JACOBSEN Engrosser - and - Illuminator Pacifio Hnrdwaro Co. Telophono 10. Jas. F. Morgan. AUCTIONEER AND STOCK UKOKEU No. 45 Queen Btreet. Export Appraisemont of Real Estate and Furniture. na-lm ALLEN & ROBINSON. Doalors iu Lumbor and Coal and Building Materials of all kinds. Quoou Rtreot, Honolulu. D. J. CASHMAXT. SAIL AND TENT MAKER. Awnings a ripooialty. Over Cali fornia Eood Company's store. 36-tf. CITY BRAYAQE Go. W. F, SHARRATT, Managor Stand adjoining H. Hackfeld fe Co., Fort streot. General Cart ing and Drayago Business dono. m7tf C. B. DWIGHT, Does all kinds of Work in Cement & Stono Sidewalks & Curbing IIo 1ms on hand h lnrgo supply of ChinoHO Granite Curb and always keopu Hawaiian CurbiiiK Stone. Lhtimatcs Kivon and lowe4 prices uwturwl. 'lelo. phono 1WU, AVERTS Cherry Pectoral HAS NO EQUAL ron thk hamd conn or Colds, Coughs, Influenza, and SORE THCR.O.A.T. It wl relievo tho most ells treisliiK cough, soothe tho In flamed mem brane, loosen the phlegm, .mil liuluco re frcslilnjr sleep. l'or the enroot Croup, Whoop ing Cough, Soro Throat, and nil which tliojoung other remedy so the pulmonary troubles to are no liable, thcro Is no effective as Ayer's Cherry Pectoral HIGHEST AWABDB AT THE World's Great Expositions. Made bjr Dr. J.CAyer A Co., LowcII.Mum ..U.S.A. tynewnre of cli'p Imltntlon. Tim name Acr' Chorrr I'wtnrnl 1 prominent on thi wrapiier.uud li blown in the gUn ot emcb of our bottles. Hollister Drag Co., L'd, Solo Agents for tho Republic of Hawaii. EDMUND P. DOLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 318 Fort St. - Telepbono 01. 27-3ms Merchants Exchange S. I. SHAW, Proprietor. Corner King & Nuuanu Street, Honoluln Ghoico Liquors .mid Fino Iloor. TolopUono -aOX. PIONEER STEAM CANDY FACTORY and BAKERY. F HORN. Praotical Confoctionor and Baker, No 71 Hotel Stroot. my 20. H. G. BIART. FINE WATCH REPAIRING. Island Jewelry mndo to ordor, Souvonir Spoons, Gold wire Jowolry, oto. fW Island ordors solicited. P. O. Box 355;atO. Gorlz'sstoro. Fort Streot. C2-t TI-IE Hawaiian InVenjenfc COMPANY Real Estate Agents Loans Negotiated Records Searched Bills Collected Notary Public and Accountant Work promptly attended to. Office 13 and 15 Kaahumana stroot. Tplophono G39. jnl4 tf r. C. JONES. E. A. JONES. The Hawaiian SAFE DEPOSIT AND Investment Co. HAVE FOU SALE A Few Shnrea of Pala Stifrnr Stock, Hawaiian Htifrur Co. Stock. ALSO Hawaiian Government and 1st Mortaro Hiifrai' lManta- tton Homls. ta?" For particulnrH apply to Tho Hawaiian Snfo Doposit & Invostmont Company. o Curt Htrt ... Jlunululu ' I CHERRY I I SAM, LANGHORNE CLEMENS "MARK TWAIN'S" ftrCOND VISIT TO HONOLULU, Sketch of the Fumoun American IlumorUt Where He Found Ills l'ou Name Begun am Printer' Devil. Soma jioople have an impros sion that men of letters, whoso works have pleased thorn for many years, maintain porpotual youth. Those subject to such a hallucination forgot, except on their birthdays, that thoy are growing old thomsolvos, and their thoughts of authors who bo guilcd thoir hours many yoars ngo aro influenced by first impressions so greatly that thoy cannot divest thoir favorites net in bodily sight from the condition of youthful nes9. Tho jolly and jaunty hu mor of such men as tho lato H. W.Shaw ("Josh Billings"), B. P. Bhillahor ("Mrs. Partington") and Dr. Oliver "Wondoll Holmes heightened tho not unploasing impression roforrod to wliilo thoy livod. Dr. Holmes indeed to the last of his groen old ago insisted on a olaim to juvonility of spirit that could not bo orushed by the woight of years. Thus wo think of "Mark Twain" as ho was whon his writings first ticklod us about thirty yoars ago, when he waB a robust but indolent editor in Nevada and California. Mr. Olemonn cannot bo called an old man now, yet his yoars have reached tho maturo figuro of threescore. That his natural powers of humor aro as yet unabated, howovor, is well evidenced by his latest works. "Pudd'nboad WilBOn" bus featuros of quaint and andacious humor not surpassed by anything that ovor dolightod tho reading public from his pon. It must not be takon as offensive to havo indo lenco imputed to tho oarly dis position of our Bubjoct, as such belongs rightly or wrongly to his roputation. Ono of tho stories current about his California journ ulistio career is that he was wont to lazily stretch himself, on re ceiving a oall for "copy," and re mark, "Thoro is nothing that dis agrees with mo so much us work ing between meals." As "Murk Twain" is going to lecturo horo on Saturday ovening, if wind and weather shall not do tain tho good steamship Warri moo from arrival in duo timo, tho following skotoh of him from tho American edition of tho Encyclo pedia Britannica will be of inter est to our people: "CLEMENS, Samuel Lano iioitNE (Mark Twain), humorist, born in Florida, Mo. , November 30, 1835. He was educated in tho village school in Hannibal, Mo., and was apprenticed to a pnntor. Aftnr loarning his trade ho journoyod from town to town until ho reached New York. Af torward he wont to Now Orleans, and booamo u pilot on tho Missis sippi rivor steamboats. In 18(31 ho wont to Novuda, as priv.ito socre tury to his brother, who hud boon mado secretary of tho Territory. Ho ongagod in mining in Novuda und in JBG'2 beoamo city editor of tho Virginia City Entorpriso. In 18G5 ho wont to Sun Franoisco, whero ho was ongagod as a ro portor on tho Morning Cull. Aftor ozporimontiug in gold-mining, ho rosumed his work for tho Califor nia nross, and visitod tho Hawai ian Islands as nowspnper corres pondent. Aftor hja return ho do livored humoroiiH looturos in Cali fornia and Novndu, and weut to tho Eaat, whoro ho published 'Tho Jumping Frog and Othor Skotohos' (Now York, 18G7). Jn 1807 ho wont with a parly of tourists to tho Mediterranean, Egypt and Palestine, publishing on his return 'Tho Inno cents "Abroad (Hartford, 1869), of which 125,000 oopios woro sold in threo years. For a timo ho edited tho Buffalo (N. Y.) Kxpross, and nftor his murriago sottlod in Hartford, Conn., whoro ho now (1889) resides. "In 1872 ho lectured in Eng land, and a London publisher is sued an unauthorized colloctio of his writings, in which woro published skotohos which ho did not writo. His pen-namo, 'Mark Twain,' was suggested by tho familiar cry of tho sailors on tho Mississippi stoamboats, whero in Bounding a depth of two fathoms tho leadsman calls out 'mark twain!' Among his writings ar 'Roughing It' (Hurtford, 1873); 'Sfcetobes Old and Now;' 'Ad ventures tif Tom Sawyor,' a story of boy lifo in Missouri (1870); Punch, Brothers, Punoh (1878); A Tramp Abroad' (188G); 'The SAMUEL L. CLEMENS. Stolen Whito Elephant' (Boston, (1882); 'Tho Princo and tho Pauper' (1882); 'Lifo on tho Mis sissippi (1883); 'Huoklubnrry Finn,' a eoqnol to Tom Sawyor (Now York, 1885). Ho nlso wroto with Oharloa Dudley "Warner, a story, 'The Gilded Ago,' whioh was dramatized and produced in Now York in 1874, and in 1889 published 'A Yankee at King Arthur's Court.' Mr. Olomons is a popular looturor, having up poarod in various oitios in this country and Europe' In 1884 ho established in Now York tho pub lishing Arm of O. L. Webster & Co. Mr. Clomons' works havo been ropublishod in England und translations have appoarod in Germany.'1 It may bo addod that Mr. Clo mens1 publishing firm failed on account of unfortun -to circum stances, causing sevoro loss to tho popular humorist. Somo of Murk Twuin's works havo hcon sharply criticized for thoir seoming irre voronco. ilis "Tom Sawyer" was raked over tho coals by moralists as tending to mako insubordin ation and "kid" deviltry horo o. Perhaps thoHO criticisms wero not uncalled for, yet Murk Twain will always bo liked for tho spico ho has impnrtod to human cxislonco, and bosides thoir amusing quail tios his works possess, on tho whole, u woll-rocognizcd elomont of good, in their strong showing up of sundry human conooits and foiblos that nothing is moro avail ing to check than koon sutiro. IN THE POLICE COURT. NO.tIK IITAVY TKNCES I'INF. AND I.tirONKI). NEN- Offender Acaltint the Opium and Liquor Lnua Got It Wliaro the Chicken Dot the Axe. If tho presiding justico of tho District Court would do as well for tho Ropublio of Hawaii ovory day as ho has this morning, Minietor Damon would not havo to lio awako nights puz zling his brains as to whoro tho money to pay Col. Spalding's an nual subsidy of $50,000 was com ing from, neither would the goner al public havo just cause orroason to grumblo at tho enormous ex penditures connected with koeping up tho Attornoy-Goneral and sur rounding him with tho nccopsary spies and aoorot service officials ho now thinks absolutely neces sary to properly koop up his de partment. As to Col. McLean and his littlo army.tho item of $40, 000 a year would ba votod for tboir maintenance oven quicker than . the record for fust time now held by tho late Legislature on the cablo scheme All this, of oourso, is on tho prosumption that Judgo Perry does ns well in tho matter of cash as ho did this morning, when ho imposed fines to tho amount of $405.90 in loss than two hours, and on iinothor presumption that tho fines aro paid instead of being worked out at fifty conts por day. Tho oasos of Goorgo Hough taling and Kahaiwanao for selling liquor without a liconse wore pnt ovor until tho 'Zbth and that of Sara Makaiko, obargod with ab stracting sevon dollars in dimes and niokels, earned by good solid hard work on tho part of some of the poor mules of tho Hawaiian Tramways Company, and said to bolong to that enorgetic, rustling but soulloss corporation, to tho 23rd when J. L. Kaulukoii will givo the defendant the benefit of his legal knowlodgo and oxpori onoe,with tho necessary oloquonco to properly prosent tho caie thrown in. Inoidontally, to vary the monotony of continuances His Honor granted threo poor drunks throe minutes of his Yaluablo timo and only charged thorn threo dollars each. Chong Sam, whoso Sunday go to - mooting name is Soon Fu, ploadod guilty of running a hash housewithoutinterviewingtlie geni al ehiefolcrk of tho Interior Depart ment on the subjoct of tho neces sary liceuso. Judgo Perry gavo him a kindergarten losson on tho samo aftor his ploa wos recorded and Chong is olovon dollars losor by tho operation. Tho star dofondant this week to appear hoforo tho Court was Kong Fui. Ho was guilty of having opium in his possession and said so unreservedly and frankly, and ho was probably smart enough to think ho might gt a reduction on tho usual $250 hno if ho acknowledged hi3 guilt no goi nuou zuu ana li for costs. Kanwuuwa was tried on a charge of vagrancy and ono wit noBs tostified that he hud not dono any work sinco Kalakaua's time and thot ho got his food from those that gavo it him. De fendantgavo no tostimony himself, consequently the seorot of exist ing without work iB BtiU buried in his manly breuBt. Howevor, taking into consideration the vile condition of tho lower ond of Fort Btroot His Honor thought an ox tra hand on tho work of improv ing it would bo a woloome addi tion to the prosont forco. For tho noxt four months ho will work for tho Republic of Hawaii iu rotiirn for a now and fashion ahlo Huit of olothoH of the stylo at nroHonl in voguo among tho hubituos of Jailor Low's hotol ou tho reef. a 4 - i