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THE EVENING BOLLETIN;. HONOLULU, H. I., FEBRUARY 23, 1898.
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Evening Bulletin.
A.V. Gkah... Publisher mid Proprietor
Daniiii, J ami a v .Editor
C. A. Phtkumin Manager
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23, 1898.
1'ooplo who advocate pnrty gov
eminent for Hiuvnii nt the present
juncture must lmvo faction rather
in mind.
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Both houses of tho Legislature
nro showing n deposition, if not
a determination, to get lit the root
of things hpfoto voting tho public
roveuue away. "Approved," will
be the endorsoraont of tho people.
THE FLAGSHIP HOSPITABLE.
Continued from First Pago.
HAIMIIIS IN A ItlOT.
Tuero would hardly eeem to bo
much if anything in tho report
that tho friends of silver support
ing annexation were ready to knifo
the jattor scheme in revengo for
tile dofeat of the Teller joint roso
lution by tho House. Senator Tel
ler himself made a strong Bpeech
in favor of annexation on tho 7th
inst., which was many days after
the Houso summarily buried bis
resolution.
P. 0. .Tones in short, grave and
gay society was very generally
represented.
Dancing began betimes and was
sustained with a full deck to the
closing hour of 11 o'clock. The
flagship's band furnished rattliuu
fine musio for the gliding soles.
It was n raro eceno of nnimnted
gaiety, full of careless glee and
brilliant with color, which re
warded tho gnzo of onlookors from
the bridgo nud around the bor
ders of tho dancing space. Itows
of bluejackets at the forward oud,
in clean white uniforms, taking in
tho sight with aviditv. thomsolvos
enhancod tho picturesquoness of
tho tout onsemb'o.
At an oarly stage the "wall
flowers" had tho wink tipped to
thorn of refreshments bolow, so
mat wnen ino gangers come to
regalo thomsolvoa thor6 wns, not
withstanding the great number of
people, Do unpleasant crowding
nbout tho tables in tho wardroom
officers' quarters. Very delicious
wore tho viands, to which the
guests woro nidod by a vory as
siduous steward with an active
corns of wnitflrn. Admiral Millar
and Captain Dyor, with somo of,llia Pcket.
One Illnrjnckrt Aceutei Another of
Itobbrry ami Itnlin Tnranlt. '
Martin Mulverhil), a soainnn on
tho Baltimore who enjoys the
glory of having ''stood boforo
Sharkoy," nearly caused a riot on
Fort stroet near King last night,
between men of his ship and
othors of tho Bennington. A
young sailor named Korr, belong
ing to the latter vessel, was stand
ing on tho street talking to his
mates when Mulvorhill sud
denly rushed up and grabbed
him violently, at tho same tiino
crying out, "You thiof, give me
my money." Kerr demurred to
this action, when Mulvorhill
struck him twice and tho battle
began. Iho men belonging to
tho reepoctivo crows took sides in
tho argument, and brawn and
Bedlam reignod until officer Kao
a appeared and took the two bel
ligerents into custody.
Followed by all tho tarB and a
number of sp"clators the whole
outfit was safely moored atthoPo
lico Station, wliero Mulverhill
charged Kerr with robbery, in
sisting that whilo ho was asloop
in a saloon Kerr had approached
him and taken ton dollars from
Korr denied this and
JTmely Jopioj
Lata news U that tho free silver
people are going to attempt carry
ing the Souato by means of a tri
ple coalition. Emissaries aro to bo
sent into California, Utah aud Ne
braska for making a combination
in tboso States of Democrats, Pop
ulists ond free silvor mon to secure
the roturn to tho Senate of White,
Cannon and Allen. None of these
Senators, it is averred, lmvo plain
sailing to get back to Washington.
Their oloction, however, it is
thought, would givo control of tho
Senate to tho free silver forces,
without which control thoro would
be less incentivo to work for tho
olection of a froo silver President
in 1900.
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Mr. Henry Smith, clerk of
Judiciary, writes this noto:
"Perhaps my misunderstanding
of tho Star contention lies in tho
editor's misunderstanding of tho
basis used. Tho Chief Justice's
percentage of criminality is based
not only on tho total of popula
tion, but also on the total of those
actually convicted. That is to
say, those of any one race who
woro not convicted aro credited to
the good of that race, precisely
what tho census statistician now
contonds for. Take the case of
HawniiauH, for instance, tho Chief
Justico has debited them with
7.85 percent of criminality, where
as if wo eliminate the 15,000 and
odd children, tho percentage
would be increased to 12.40 iior
cont. If I understand tho Star
correctly, its contention is that
7.85 per cent charged to Hawai
ians is too high."
the officers, wero thomselvos ner-
sonally attentivo to the company
witu a dogree o vigilauce that
well proved their past grand
mastership in tho gontlo arts of
nospnanty.
It was a sooial ovent that will
long stand out in relief evon in
memories crowded with many
years of happy Honolulu rominis-conces.
AMERICAN Ili:i.Ii:r- FUND.
Surviving accessories and bene
ficiaries of tho corruption of the
Tweed regime in New York ore
liable to bo rudoly awakoned one
of these days with a, fresh crop of
thorns in their beds of wilted
roses. It transpires, according to
rocont accounts, that one W. E. 1).
Stokes came into possession of all
of W. M. Tweed's papers soveral
years ago. They includo not only
tho confession of the "Boss" but
his diary, whioh contains minuto
references to tho human cattlo ho
bought for his own purposes. Mr.
Stokes has made a thorough study
of tho papers, with a view to
writing a book on the subject.
According to his story, more than'
811,000,000 was paid out by the
"Boss" for bribes and buying up
individuals that other peoplo to
this day know nothing about.
Without any knowledgo of tho
charaotor of Mr. Stokes, it would
bo unjust, perhaps, to suggest
that there may bo a pretty loud
fichomo of blackmail back qf this
interesting intelligence.
Officer Evans this afternoon
arrested two Englishmen, Trego
Ian and Bennett, and charged
them with desortion. Thoy both
deny tho charge and it is strongly
Bnspoctod that more serious
charges will bo mado against
them.
Ilolda Annual .Meeting mill rtlecti
Ollleeri Tlili .Morning.
At tho annual meeting of tho
American Belief Fund hold in
tho Safe Deposit Company's
building at 10 o'clock this morn
ing tho following wero presont:
Vice President W. F. Allen,
Sooretary and Treasurer W. O.
Atwator, P. C. Jones, O. B. Rip
loy, F J. Lowrey, Jtobort Lowers,
W. W. Hall, II A. Parmoloe,
E. O. Whito and W. A. Bowon.
Treasurer's renort showed re
coipts S2285.85 and disbursement
S1705.70, leaving a balance of
$580.15 on hand.
Tho Chairman, Mr. Allon, re
ported having talked with various
peoplo on the matter of bringing
the benevolent societies into
closer relationship, also suggest
ing thut Bome aid ho granted by
tho Government, and that some
placo bo secured for tho care of
indigent worthy people.
Aftor somo discussion tho fol
lowing committee was elected,
with power to present a memorial
to tho Legislature on tho subject:
W.F. Allon, 0. B. Biploy and
John Emmeluth.
The following officers for tho
ensuing year wero elected: W.
F. Allen, presidout, vice Charles
It. Bishop resigned; Robert Lew
ers, vice presidout; W.O. Atwater,
secretary and treasurer. Relief
Committee: John Emmeluth, 0.
B. Riploy and J. H. Athorton.
Attention was called to the fact
that tho greatest espouse of the
.past year was for relief furnished
to patients sent to the Queou's
hospital.
The Illla Wlinrf.
W. E. Rowoll, Superintendent
of Publio Works, who returned
from Ililo this morning, states
that the object of his visit was to
examino progress on the wharf at
that placo ond dotormine what
would be necessary to hasten its
completion. Mr. Rowoll stabs
that homado a careful survey and
ascertained what remaining ma
terial would bo necessary, which
ho will immediately send to the
island. Ho further said that the
weather permitting tho wharf
would bo completed and in use
tho coming month.
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The llawullan Glee Club.
Tho Hawaiian GIoo Club will
appear tomorrow evening at the
Opera Houso. The program will
consist of choruses, vocal solos,
trios by thoKawaihau and tableaux.
Mr, H. Vierra will presont his now
Chinese spooialty in a skotch en
titled "Washington's Birthday in
Honolulu," introducing various
songs and characters. This is
full of life and spirit unci tho an-
dionco will not fail to be pleased.
ino uatauot will bo repeated and
Coelho'a Zobo band will ogain
appear.
wauted to bo searched
When tho officer on watch at
tho station refused to make a
charge, but referred the matter to
tho Judge, both parties went away
aud 08 soon as out of earshot of
the jail ronowed their rackot until
a poese of officers was sent out to
drivo tho whole crowd on Bhip
board. TIIK COMPANY A HOP.
Hucceu for One of the Modal Kventa
of lout Night.
Company A's ball in the drill
shed was ono of tho leading social
ovonts of laBt night. On account
of tho dampnosB the party was not
quite bo largo as was expected,
though nearly 100 couples took
part in tho dancing.
The hall was decorated in a very
attractive manner. A feature was
a largo portrait of George Wauli
tugiuu, puiuiuu uy i-rivaie ouii or
tho company, whioh occupied a
centrul position on the stage. The
room was urilliuutiv licuted nnd
lie lloor was liko glass.
There woro 17 numbers on the
program, though half as many
oxtraa woro added. Tho affair
lasted long nftermiduight. A na
tivo orchestra furnished musio.
The cominitloes in charge of the
affair wero:
Arrangement Captain Paul
Smith, Lieutenant W. Fottor aud
Lioutenaut H. Klemme.
Reception Non-com. Officers
of tho Company.
Floor Lieutonnnt Fetter, Serg
eant Peterson jind Sorgoaut O.
Fottor.
Hum n llrnaa llantl.
Tho Salvation Army now has n
full brass band of eight pieces, six
horns and two diuras. Captain
Simonson is instructor and leader.
The baud lias been rehearsing re
gularly of late aud already plays
wen. xi win soon appear every
ni'ht on tho streets.
The Libel Cult.
In tho Police Court this room
ing the charges of criminal libol
against Messrs.Norrio and Wright
of tho Independent wero called
boforo Deputy Judge Peterson
aud continued bv consont until
Monday noxt
February iS, iSgS.
The recent rains have been
so heavy that they have filled
the reservoirs to over-flowing:,
but at the same time the water
has to be used so soon, that it
does not have time to settle
properly, and the result is that
the water is discolored more or
less, and is not fit to use. This
seems to us just the time to
call your attention to our
Improved Natural Stone Filters.
We have one on view in
one of our windows, nnd it
will be interesting to you to to tbo
taKe a iook at it. We have
these Filters in four sizes, hold
ing 6, 7, 8 and 9 quarts res
pectively. Some places need
to supply a larger quantity of
drinking water than a filter
will hold, and for these we
have
WATER COOLERS
in three sizes, which are the
nicest articles of the kind ever
seen here. Another thing we
want to call your attention to
is the
Whoa
There
ggrffffi
. Robert's Ozonator.
This is a small jar-like fix
ture, to be hung up on the
wall, and is simply invaluable
for disinfecting purposes in
and around closets, etc. Come
in and have them explained
to you.
THE
Hawaiian Hardware Co,
LIMITED,
"Wo aro constantly receiving
new and largo additions to
our stock of . . .
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Winos
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Pull up your noble auimiil at
the timo honored headquarters for
horse and carriago outiitting, cor
ner of King and Fort streets.
Then step in aud see the first in
stalmout of absolutely the moat
coloct an 1 largest stock of harness
hardware and trimmings, and
riding and dtiving accessories over
brought to Honolulu, rerunps
you noticed that the stoamor Aus
tralia was a littlo lower down in
tho wator than usual. Well,
among othor thing, Bhe brought
Manufacturing
Harness
Company
gnrdi in tho lines hero montlmed,
to wit:
HAYING BEEN APPOINTED
SOLE AGENTS
FOR, THE
Ladles' Driving Whips, n lurgo nssort
inont; Select Assortment of Trimmings for Ilno
nmdu humus;
Leather, direct from tho tannery, Mich
as 1ms novor before been liiiortc(l to
Honolulu;
llorw llootH of nil descriptions, Hoods,
Sheets, Salt Sacks, Blanket Tins, Hob
bles, in fiict ocrythlngertHlnlngto
nico truck outfits for the glorious 17th
of March, do you mind?
Caulo Trace Chains, Haines nnd Collars,
etc., for our plantation frlomls.
An inspection of theso Goods is
.respectfully iuvittd by nil wanting
uuyiiiiug in uieso lines, more
U enough to occupy your otton
lion until tho noxt Australia ar
rives, whon we shall have more to
say about the completion of this
seasons magnificent importation
Wo wish you to make your own
selpctions of hardware ond trim
inings for tho harness you order
mode.
Port and
Flouring
Mills
&
Proprietors Manufacturing Har
ness Company.
Auction Sales by Jas, F. Morgan.
Household - Furniture
A.t Auction. ,
2-1,
TO-MORROW, l"ob.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,
At tho Kosldonco of MIL IMUIUOIIKS,
No. 307 King streot, near tho No. 1 IJn
gino Houso, I will soil nt Public Auction,
tho Entire Housohold Furniture, com
prising nuas, TAHLKH, PICTUIUS,
WICKKIt EASY CHAIItS,
1 ELEGANT HOSE WOOD DRESSING!
TABLE,
DINING TAI1LE AND CHAIItS.
OHOOKERY AN1) GLASSWARE.
KITCHEN UTENSILS, .
ETC., ETC., ETC., I7TO.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
848-lt Auctioneer.
We also carry ti full stock of
STOUTS, ALES and PORTERS
Latest urrivals ner Hnckfchl.
In lleer wo can furnish among
others
Pabst's Milwaukee and A. B. C.
Bohemian,
Tho two best brands in the
market. Wo lmvo just re
ceived a now lot of . .
Pommy to ClMpagrie
Which needs no recommend
ation, as well us ull grades of
tho celebrated
Usher's Whiskies and Marie Brlzard &
Rogers' Cognacs and Llqueres.
$mm
W. C. PEACOCK & CO.
Limited.
Merchant Street.
Tel 46
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Near Honolulu.
Short Bistuneo from tho Rail
road Stations.
Magnificent Facilities for
Obtaining Labor.
Long Term Leaseholds from 35 to 40
years can bo obtained In tracts of any
number of acres desired, on the most
favorable conditions.
Tho special attention Is called of
those with small capital vrishlnir to
go Into this vory profitable Industry.
For particulars, apply to
Gar, Lansing & Co.,
210 KINO STREET.
New PlanFor 1898
HOUSE AND LOT FOR
$275
We have prepared soveral cot
tagp and houso planB and rpecifi
eations to furnih material and
labor complete, within any part of
these Islands, or to furnish mate
rials cut in sizo and mat Iced eo
that owupr has ouly to put the
pieces together in their rospectivo
places, aii tinibUiug material aud
hardware will be crated or boxed
for Island shipment.
We ore also prepared to turn
isli a house with n lot COxlOO feet,
in foo simple, for flora 8275 up!
situated in the most residential
part of the city.
Please call at our office for prices
and termB on each sot of plans.
Oalu Lumber k
XjIEITEJID.
Office on King streot, in Leleo,
Honolulu.
Iking Co
Sale of Coffee Land Leases.
Under Instructions from tho TrnstooM,of
tlio II. P. Bishop Khtuto, James V, Mor
gan will offor for salo at Public- Auction
Loasos for n torm of Twonty-ono (21)
Years of Vnhmblo Tracts of tWeo nnd
Fruit Land, sltuiito in the Subdivision
of Kool 1 and 2, South Kona, Hawaii.
Sale to tako pLieo on WEDNESDAY,
March 23, 1898, at twelvo o'clock noon
at Morgan's Auction Itooms, Quoon
stroet, Honolulu,
Mups and form of Loasos may bo soon
at tho II. P. Illshop Estato Ofllco, Mor-
clmnt stroet, Honolulu, nnd with Mr.
J. D. Paris, Nupoopoo, Kona, Hawaii.
.Honolulu, Fob. 8, 1808. 833-td
Wo now offer their Brands
of Flours as follows:
CASCADIA,
DAYTON,
C.K,
OLYMPIC and
SUPERB.
MackMd&Co;
I-iimited.
OF THE
Golden Rule Bazaar
Tho Wooing of Malkatoon
Commodus, by Lew Wulloco.
Lifo and Letters of Hnrriot
Beochor Stowo, edited by Annio
v if ids.
Hania By
Vaclis.
The Idoal Lifo
Drummond.
The Great Stono of Sardis
F. R. Stocklon.
Dariel By D. R. Blackmore.
Tho Oominc Peonle 1W (limn
F.Dolo.
Rubaiyat of Doc Sifnrn "Rn
Jas. Whitcomb Riley.
ino acnoiar and tho Stato Bv
Henry 0. Potter. "
,. Tho King's Highway By Amo-
lilt XJ JJfllTa
The Skipper's
W. W. Jacob.
Sacred Sohrs No. 1 By Ira D.
bankey. Jas. McGranahau & Geo.
O. otebbins.
tho author of Quo
By Henry
-By
Wooing By
New Stationory, Office Supplios,
Etc,
316 Fort Street.
N. FERNANDEZ.
NOTARY PUBLIC and TYPEW R1TEB
Ofllce:
Evening Bulletin 76c per month. P.O.Box
ono nr..i .. i .
i n ni i iuiuiii street, uamp
o lJLBiook rear of Jl - Carter's ofllco.
336.
Election of Officers.
i. vn crtL t,,,,g ?! tho Stockholders of
the VS. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd.,
tho following Olllcers were erected:
nw 8,?cl,s; President
SS 1,UL,,!!S"S-Vice-President
?v f- ivi rd,Br Secretary
W.F.Wlkoii Treasurer
A' v- Gcar Auditor
CHARLES GIRDLER,
Honolulu, Feb. 10, 1808. frlSlw
Senate Notice.
Dills against tho Senate for tho
present session will bo paid on the
llrst day of each month. All claims
must bo filed with the Clerk at least
two days previously.
By order of tlin nnmmunn An.
counts. QEOROKMA-VHnv.
, . Clerk.
February 21, 1808. 813 lw
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