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If & ti &s & c 0900O' n O-e0C-O frC I Best tldvetthfogMffltum. 77w 0 5 Ttoi? Evening Paper Published on the Hawaiian Islands. Subscription 75c. a month. I If you Don't Read the Bulletin I you Don't Get ALL the News. J Reaches ALL the Teople. iiooioMnncminoiioiiomii tcmtonMnnMttMMMOoiM Vol. III. No. 613. HONOLULU, H. I., TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1897. Prick 5 Cuts BV.GN I NG BULL&TIN .& ' i Y THE EVENING BULLETIN. Published evory day except Sunday at 210 King Street, Honolulu, H. I. BU119CHIPTION RATE8. Fer Month, anywhero (n the Ha waiian Islands 8 76 Fer Year. 8 00 Fer Year, postpaid to America, Canada, or Mexico 1000 Per Year, postpaid, othor Foreign Countrlos 13 00 Pnyablo Invorlnbly lu Advnnoo. Telephone 260. P. O. Box 89. B. L. FINNEY, Manager. eaatjai i Warm Debilitating Weather. Many people, after a long spell of opprcssivo heat, suffer from lassi tude, loss of spirits, and a general "run down" feeling. They need a courso of Ayer's Sarsaparllla, a tncdlcino which has revived and , restored to nctivo life and health , thousands of such sufferers. A lady recently returned to England from South Africa writes concerning this "Wonderful Medicine" "While in Capo Town tho past summer I suffered greatly from the long-continued heat. I was com pletely worn out ; my blood seemed to becomo as thin as water, and I lost all energy and interest in life. My friends recommended Ayer's Sarsaparllla, and a courso of this wonderful mcdlcino restored my health and spirits. My husband suf fered in tho sumo way as I did, though not to such an extent, and bo nlso was greatly benefited from tho uso of AYER'S Sarsapairilla Hollister Drug Co., Ltd. Bole Agents (or the Republio of Hawaii. p.tf.$$miiIton Von Holt Block, Ring Street, Are Marking Down all Their Goods to Auction Trices, the Rawest ever heard of. They are also opening New Goods ex (Australia. David Dayton, Real Estate Broker. 209J4 Merchant Street. FOR BALE. 1 Surrey in fine order; price $200. House and Lot, 75x165 ft., on No. 71 Yonng b t reel j parlor, 3 bedroome, kitchen dining-room, etc. Lot on Wilder avenue 100x300 ft., fenced. Lota on Kinaa and Fiikol streets. TO LET. Houbo on Itobello lane, Falamat 3 bed. loomB, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, carriage bonse and Htnble; largo yard. House on lieretauia street, near Filkoi street; 4 rooms, dining-room, kltohen, bath room and an empty lot to keep a horse, FRANCIS DUNN, Architect and Superintendent KS, Office: 305 Fort street, Sprockets' Block, Room 5. HAD A TERRIBLE TIME Till'. TBIP 8 TAB TO OF HAN THIS MORNINC FRANCISCO. All Hand! on Deck lor Fllty-.lx llonn I a .Hlrelcli-PHeiiiter Acts Bfi r.nirlnecr. From accounts in Ban Francis co papers the missionary bark Morning Star bad a bard time in getting to tbnt port and came very near justifying tbe predictions of a lot of waterfront croakers wbo prophesied she would never reacb port again. Tbe Morning Star bad a terri ble time of it in tbe northwester which raged off tbe Paoifio Coast during tbe end of April. All bands were on deok for fifty-six hourB and Captain Bray and Chief Offic er Garland were completely worn out when tbe vessel came to an anchor. While making an anchorage ebe had several narrow escapes. A native seaman was at the wheel and when Captain Bray ordered him to put his helm to starboard ho put it hard aport and nearly ran tho ycbboI into the ferry-boat San Rafael. When given tbe word "steady" he immediately put a ropo around tho spokes to hold tbe wheel 'bard aport" and as the Morning Star began de scribing a circle she nearly ran down the schooner Piute. After that the captain took the wheel himself and finally brought the barkentino to an anchor. Among the passengers from Buk was a venturesome 8co toll man named A. (Sandy) Bbwke'r. He made his borne in Buk in 1881 and there married one of the na tive princesses. Ho bus now threo handsome little ohildron and wants them educated. He is a carpenter by trade, but is a bandy man at anything. When tbe Morning Star's engineer was taken sick "Sandy" took charge of the machinery and ran the vessel aa though he had been born to the business. According to him Christ iauity is gaining ground in tho Southern seas and in a few years idols of wood and stone will.be sold as curiosities. The Star is now in San Fran cisco for a thorough overhauling. HIWIIIAN ANNEXATION. Now Couceeded That It la Favored by tbe Adiululatralluu, Washington, D. O., May 1. When Harold M. Bewail was no minated for Minister to Hawaii it was stated in rue uaira aia patches that it was an indication that the administration was in favor of tbe annexation of the isl ands. This prediction is now conceded to have been correct. Miuister Sewall had a long talk with the President a week ago, and will depart for his post of duty with full instructions bb to bis procedure. Meanwhile the proposition to repeal the Hawai iin reciprocity treaty is one of tbe absorbing copies of interest. BY TOLICE T CALLAO. Inquiry here confirms the sory com ing from Lima to the effect that the State rfepartinent has lodged a de mand with the United States charge of legation at Lima for the release of the mate of tho American bark "Uncle John." Ho vis ashore on December 10 last at Callao, and was arrested be cause of his constant demand for "Rai nier Beer." On tap or in bottles at the Criterion Saloon. Tbe frequoncy of telegraphic communication of late between tho United States legation in To kio and tbe government at Wash ington has attracted a good deal of notice in tho Japanese papers. They all attribute the commotion to the Honolulu refusal of emi grants incident. Order your soda-water for Sun day from tho Hawaiian Soda Works. Tel. 632. WINMIRIIP DONS SNtlPES. Ihn Mm ii Who Held the Rich Hnwnl Inn Uuiltnllt Ik In Nan o,iionlln. Olivor O. Winthrop, who was convictod and sentenced by Judge Wallace to life imprisonment about one year ogo, wos removed to San Quoutin yesterday, says tho Call of May 3. Winthrop is tho man wbo, with tho mysterious "Pete," took Mil lionaire Campbell of Hawaii out to n cottngo oil California street, and there held and tortured him in tbe hope of compelling hiin to pay big ransom for his lifo and liberty. Previous to this occur rence Winthrop was tried aad ac quitted for the poisoning of Jen nie Mathews, a woman whom be met in Laurel Hill Cemetery while he was acting in the capaci ty of assistant superintendent. After his conviotion for the Campbell crime his lawyer peti tioned the Supreme Court for a writ of probable cause, pending an appeal and the settling of a bill of exceptions before tbe trial Judge. On this showing the higher court granted a temporary restraining order on the Sheriff not to remove Wmtbrop from tbe County Jail until the further order of the oourt. In conspquence of an ambiguity of the wording of tbe restraining order tho prisonor remained in the Broadway jnil until yesterday, when Chief Jailer Satler notified him to get ready for a trip across the water to Marin County. At this notification Winthrop got saucy, and said there was not power enough in tbe City to re move him, as tbe Supremo Court bad permitted him to remain un til his case should be decided by that tribunal. '"In this, .however, he was mis taken, as he has since discovered, for he slept within tbe sumo in closure as Theodore Durrant and somo hundreds of wicked men last night, and this morning he will appear in his new striped suit, which will adorn his person for the balance of his life. NEW CIIINKSE OFFICIAL!. The minister at M'aahlnirton Appoint! Coniul-Geiieral und Coniinl. Yu Sbi Yi, ex Consul General to Hawaii and Cuba, wbo is at present in Victoria, has been ap pointed Chinese Consul-General for San Francisco. Chang Ien Tong has been chosen as tbe new Consul. Tbe two distinguished diplomats will arrive in a few days. Both are related by blood to men holding high places in China and toothers who are in the diplomatic servico in Europe. The Call. No Subtldr lor Seattle Meaner. Tacoma, Wash , May 1. Seat tle's steamship line to Yokohama, the Nippon Yusen Eaisha, which started as a Government line and with much nourish of trumpets, will be compelled to paddle along without any Government subsidy this Beasou. Tbe Jupanese Cabinet Ministers wbo bold shares in tbe company submitted a bill for a grant of 3,400,000 yen per aunum as a subsidy to this line, but offi cial advices received at the Japan ese consulate bore confirm the rumor that tho Parliament smothered tho bill in committee. The credit for this is due to the Oriental Steamship, which made tho leading fight against tho bill. , Queen Victoria' Chariot. Victoria's chariot in the royal procession, lor wnicu .ungland is preparing, is to be drawn by eight horses, but all the same tha Queen is taking no chances of a runaway. Tbo eoaohman is to bo one of the best drivers in tbe kingdom, a groom in royal livery is to march beside each horse and lead him, and finally the horses themselves have been in trailing fdr months to walk at a stoady paco amid the waving of flags and the beating of drums so that nothing which hap pens Is likely to disturb their serenity. IN THE SUGAR MARKET ANri.: A-f'OOKK'N I.ATKST CIRCU LAR IX I' IKK TO HUIISI'RIBKRH. Sllulil Advnnre In Ilia I'rlre feiiiriir ArrliHln hiiiI ltirture In ttio ttnirir I'leei. of Messrs. Castle & Cooke have the following items by tbe Miowera and Doric in their circulurs issued yesterduy: Centrifugals advanced to 3J cts. on the 3rd inst. by a sale of 400 bags spot, and on tbe 4th ad vanced to 3 5-16 by a sale of 6000 bags spot to a speculator. On the 8th a still further rise was report ed of 1-32 making the basis 3 11-32 cts. tor 90. When the Doric left the rate bad fallen back to 3 5 16. Granulated remains the same as last reported. Beets advanced on the 8th from 8s 9jd per cwt to 8s 10$ d. Suuar Stock advanced to $1143 "common"aud $103jj"preferred"on the. 3rd inst. and on the 4th to $117g "common" and J103J "pre ferred." Arrivals have been as follows: May 1, Mohican from Honolulu, basis 3 3 16 cts.; May 1, Muriel, from Houoipo, basis do; May 2, W H Dimoud, from Honolulu, basis do; May 2, J D Sprockets, from Mabukona, basis do; May 3, Boderick Dhu, from Hilo, basis 3J cts.; May 3, Queen, from Ma bukona, basis do. Sailings have been the Annie Johnson for Hilo on the 1st inst., and the Andrew Welch for Hono lulu on the 7th inst. Vessels on the Berth Aloba for Honolulu advertised to sail on the 8th. S. G. Wilder for Hono lulu advertised to sail on the 7th. Lurliue for Kabului advertised to sail .on tbe 6th. Muriel for Hono ipo no sailing date given. a m THE KlURIEI.'tt TRIP. Now Hold the riecord for the Fail cut Round Trip. While tbo steamers and sailing vessels bound north were "buck ing into" tbe storm tho handsome new schooner Muriel was making record time with a cargo of sugar from Hawaii, says the Call of May 3. Yesterday morning at 2 o'clock she was twenty - seven miles southwest of tbe Faralloues and four hours later sho was at anchor in port. Fourteen knots an hour is not bad time for a sail ing vessel. The Muriel has made tbe round trip in thirty-five days, thus beating the record of tbe John D. Sprockets, the fastest brig afloat. The fact that the Mu riel is almost a new vessel and that tbe John D. has not been on the drvdook for nearly a year should betaken into consideration. Given an equal show it should bo a nip aud tuck race botween the two vessels. Captain Carlson of the Muriel again succeeded in evading pilot ago yesterday. His schooner out ran tbo pilot-boat, and in conse quence the pilots bad not a chance to Bpeak to her. Tho Muriel has made bix trips to this port, and on four of them Captain Carlson has made port without paying pilot age. When it is known that the Muriel outsailed the crack pilot boat Bonita it can easily be seen that she is a fast boat. To Sacceed Bill Hill. Washington, D. C, May 1. It is stated on good authority that William Haywood, son-in-law of Judge Jeremiah Wilson, the noted criminal lawyer, will be appoint ed secretary of tho legation and Consul-General at Honolulu. Haywood was formerly a clork in the Stato Department. The finest of breakfast sausages nro to be had at tbe Central Moat Market on Nuuanu avenue. Tolo pbono 104. AT"WAMIINCTON. Nodal Distinction for Chief J no lice and Mr. Jndil. Washington Post, May 4. Chief Justice and Mrs. Judd, of Hawaii, wero at homo yesterday aftornoon with Mrs. John W. Foster, and had tho pldasuro of meeting many old friends and ac quaintances whom they bad known in tbe islands. The suaci- oub rooms were thronged during tbo afternoon, and Mrs. Foster and her guests wero assisted in receiving their callers by Mrs. Halford and Mi6s Ida Thompson. Among thoso presont were Chief Justice Fuller, Mr. Justico Har lan, Baron von Tbielmaun, the German Ambassador, and wife, Mrs. E.J. Somers, Miuister and Mme.Bomero,Hon.andMrs.George O. Gorbam, Admiral and Mrs. Wa1ker,Mrs.Crosby, Gen. and Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Mrs. Wallnco Badcliffo, aud Bev. and Mrs. J. L. M. Curry. Chief Justice and Mrs. Judd were entortained at dinner Inst evening by Admiral nnd Mrs. Walker, and later were received at the Whito House by President and Mrs. MoKinley. They leave Thursday for Philadelphia. KILOIIANA ART LEAUUE. Sprlne Exhibition Open with Vlnw to Member and Friend. Yesterdoy ovening tbo spring exhibition of tbo Kilohana Art League was opened with a viow to members and friends. Tbo cata logue is much shorter than usual, but thero is a distinct improve ment in quality. Several of the contributors from the beginniug of tho League's exhibitions evi donee great gain in the merit of their productions. D. Howard Hitchcock as usual is tho most prolific contributor, nnd the foregoing reiunrks apply to him us well as to some who make art less an exolueive pursuit. His works will require a description to themselves, aud those of other artists will also be given special attention. The exhibition is free to tbe public, and will be open three weeks. Hours are given in a news item elsewhere. How to Keep l'alml and Ferns. Much of tho health of tbo palm so universally used for drawing room dec oration in tho winter depends upon its treatment in tho summer. Liko human ity, palms thrive better after a summer outiug. Set them in tbo gronnd in tbo yard, not in an exposed place whro the snn will soon kill them, bat in a shady corner, whero tho soft summer rains niuy beat upon them und puro ozono fill their colls. Tho same is trno of tho ferns that form tho center of most dining tablea. Economy teaches that it is cheaper to bny two centerpieces at once,, substitut ing one for tho other at tho first sign of drooping or drying leaves. No plant will retain lifo if kept con stantly under tbo gas of a chandelier, Tho valno of having two centerpltcei die in tho ability to have one always in tho air, where, with lavish treatment in be way of water aud a spraying besides of leaves, the lifo of theso graceful, ten der plants may bo prolonged indefinitely. Bow Captain Cook.Wa Killed., He folLn victim to the sadden rcseat ment of tho natives of Owhyhco, or Hawaii, on Feb. 14, 1770, baring dis covered tho island the previous year. A boat having been stolen by ono of the inlanders, tho enptuiu went on shore to selzo tho king aud keep him as a lion tago till tho boat was restored. Tho pco plo would not submit to this insult, mid. tbeir resistance brought ou hostilities, during which Captain Oxk und some of his companions wcxo killed. How to Male Uan of Ainmonla. A few drops of ninuionin in a capful of warm wutrr, carefully applied, will remove spots from paintings us well us from frames. Morning will bo quickly eafcaa navd polish tho spigots of sinks and bathtnba as a littlo ammonia and suds mind with tho flno aiiliea from the ash fine of tho range. Equal partH of ammonia and tnrpeu tlnowill tuko paint out ef clothing, even if it bo hard and dry. Saturate tho pots as often as necessary and wAh out In worm Kudu. , Put a tablesponnful of ammonia In quart of water, wash your brushes and combs in this, and all the groom and dirt will disappear. Rinse, shuko' ttud I dry in tho sun or byttwflra IN THE HIGHER COURTS DR. RAV.nONU RM'OVKIIH FKB FOR OPKRlTION IN IIONPITAL i Miiireiue Court Decide n LlqoerOane Alifiie-' Account in llrltn Bniiknipley. A verdict for plnintitf was ren dered in tho ejectment case of B W. Holt vs. Goo Kim. A foreign jury today, before Judgo Perry, renderod a verdict for Dr. J. H. Baymond for $250,. the amount claimed, against Paia Plantation Co., on account of an operation performed on a Japan- -ese laborer at Malulani hospital, Wailuku. One juror dissented. Bobertson for plaintiff; Einnoy & Ballou for defendant, who gave notice of motion for a new trial. The jury were W J Coon, O 1 Brown, W W Chamberlain, C B Collins, G W Farr, F S Lyman Jr, C F Murray, C B Gray, J W Grace, E H Wodehouse, J L Forbes land and J W Bobertson. The Supreme Court by Justico Whttiug bos rendered a decision confirming the conviction of Ako ni of Molokai for distilling spirit uous liquor. Judue Carter has appointed A. 0. Postnu a guardian of tbo Galas po miuors under $500 bond. Creighton for petitioner. F. W. McCbesney, assignee of 0. L. Brito in bankruptcy, peti tions for disoharge. His accounts show $8050.05 receipts, $100423 preferred claims paid, $3371 56 dividend paid creditors in April, 189G, and $2100 balance now bo band for distribution. M. E. Apo vs. J. A.vAkina et al, quieting title, is on this afternoon beforo Judye Porry, jury being waivod. Dickey for plaiutitf; Rosa for defendants. KAMKIIAmrllA BOY HURT. By Accidental Discharge of a Blank Cartridge. An accident happily not of a serious nature happened in con nection with the United States naval battalion drill at Kameba meha sobool grounds this morn ing. A blank cartridge in a Phila delphia man's rifle was accident-; ally exploded, and tho wad struck Uilani Lemon, a school boy, in tbe leg. It inflicted a flesh wound that is not serious, which was attended to by tbe Philadelphia's surgeon present at the drill. Dr. Herbert lafor took charge of tbe cue, and tbe lad will only suffer temporary incon-i venience from bis injury. He ia a son of Mrs. Lemon, matron of Eapiolani Maternity Home. Mao At Theme Hectare. Residents of Thomas square who have been thinking they have been neglected of late in the mat ter of band conoerta will bo molli fied when they bear the band play tonight. Professor Berger an nounces the following program: PART I. March The (lldltors Sonra OuTturo Scmlrumldo Kolui MUcrcfu II Truvatoro .' Vmll draiiB detection- Martha Flotuw PAKT II. Cornet Bolo Tho Surf 8ti"lnmau Fantasia Lilliputians Kottnan. Weill Ella (Dew) Caruozo Medley German Marctiea Seldnu;Uua ' Hawaii I'eaoL Uanitlea aa ancient. Gus Sehuman bogs to inform the publio that ha has on hand a fin sew Una of Buggies, Phae tons, Boad Wagons and Carts Double and Singla Buggy, Ex press and Hack Harntss inndo specially for the Hawaiian trado These goods aro now on exhibi tion at the Club Stables. Just received by Bitbet a full line phaetonB, road wogons ontl carts, harness, etc., on exbibitioa at tho Olub Stables. jjpW- ? v r lX V 4 llfeflft&am ..'jriteBtfciiearaBf " "