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i TaH 'iaH For knowing Wow to Lr,V V - . - vening Bulletin Advertise to 'profit Consult the patrons of The Evening Bulletin Vol. V. No. 912. HONOLULU, H. I., THURSDAY, MAT 12, 1898. ffl X The oldest and best. ' 2JH Reliable and newsy. JH Uniformly leads. The WM Evening Bulletin does M r H M MESw w Pkiob 5 Oents. M i y t : &. hr u Ail I it GOOD BLOOD Your heart beats, over one hundred thou sand times each day. One hundred thousand supplies of good or bid blood to your brain. Which t it? u mn, impure oiooe, men your Drain scnes.v 'Xcmaro troubled with drowsiness yet cannot sleep ; you are as tired In the morning as at night; you have no nervo power; your food does not seem to do you much good. Stimulants, tonics, headache powders, can not cure you: but AYER'S Sarsaparilla will It makes the liver, kidneys, skin and bowels perform their proper work. It re moves all impurities from the blood. And it makes the blood rich in its life-giving prop erties. For Mllomneii tike Arn's Fill. The promptlr relleva and lurelT cure. Take then Trtth Ajer'i SanapariUai one alu the other. H. L GEAR, G. D. QEAR, Sill dansoine St., 8. F. 210 King St., 11 I. GEAR & GEAR l, vWYEiW. pan prancisco and jioiiolulu Huvuik ntliceH in Hii Francisco and HoihiIiimi we re prepared to atteml pron'ii. 'y tjT all rnai tern entrusted to us iMinr of -alii places. 1&AWMIIA.N W'"t:antiie Agency 210 King street. OifD :uit Collections a Specialty G ORG-E D G-EAR, nt' . LA.WYER. Tli Corn. ' of King, an I Kethel Streets, Second Floor. W'liam A. Henshall, A. ttorney at Law 1): Kimhumanu Street Tele. 663. CHARLES F. PETERSON, A.ttornev at Law and Notary Public. Knaliumanu Htreet. W. S. EDINGS, Counsellor at Law. Comer Bethel and King Streets, Bethel at Honolul IU, 11. I. ArQ- WALL, D. D. S DENTIST. New Love's Building, Fort Btreeti TELEPHONE 434, GILBERT F. LITTLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. HILO, HAWAII- MARINE PARK AT KAKAAKO Government Introduces a Bill in the Senate for the Purpose. Also a Bill Regulating the Opening or Streets on Private Lands -Audit Act Passed by tbe Senate. ' "In tho Senato this morning a communication was read from tho House relating to tho parage of House Bill 70, public cemeteries, and House liill 85, appeals from decisions of District Magistrates, and Sonate Bill 35, relating to tho National Guard. Also notifying tho Senato of the paseoge of Joint Resolution 1, appointing a com mission to draft an Income Tax bill for tho next session. Minister Cooper presented Sen ato Uill 43, an Act to establish a marine park on the east side of Honolulu harbor, which passed first r.ading and was ordered printed. Tho bill authorizes tho Minister of the' Interior to roservo that portion of tho reef lying southeasterly from tho entrance channel of tho harbor of the port of Honolulu, consisting of an area of 11.54 acres, as a freo public marine park, and to add to snob reservation from timo to timo such other adjoining reef laid as may bo conveyed to tho Government for such purposu by tho trustees of tho Estato of Bernice Fauahi Bishop, or others. Tho Minister of Interior is further authorized to enter into an agreemont with tho trustees of the Bcrnico Pauabi Bishop Museum, whereby thev shall be authorized to establish and raaiutaju within tli said mu rine park a froo public marine aquarium and a murino zoolo gical laboratory, with the pri vilege of Greeting and main taimng the necessary struc tures, appliances and apparatus therefor, including a wlia.f for water-craft to be used in connoc tion with such aquarium and laboratory. Minister Cooper also introduced Senato Bill 44, an Act to regulate tho opening of etreetB on private lands in the District of Honolulu, which passed first reading aud wont to tbe Printing Committee. Tho bill provides that in ceso tho owner of rivato land situate in tho District of Houoluln, shall desire to open a street or streets for the use of the public on such land connecting with tho street system of said district, it shall be iuoum bent on him first to submit to tho Minister of Interior a chart and description of suoh propo-ied street, giving accurately the location, oxtonsiou, width, nature of construction and finish. Tho Minister of Iuterior shall upon receiving suoh appli cation examine tho proposed loca tion of such street or strops aud shall theroaftor deliver to tho ap plicant his written decision ap proving or disapproving the plans or recommending a modification thereof. No such stroot shall bo accepted by tho Government un loss the same is laid out, con structed and finishod in accord ance with plans annrovod bv the Minister of tbo Interior, and a A Bike Smashed .TAKE IT TO. The Honolulu Cyclery 231 King Street. A, sound Job of Ilopalre guarantooil. Qulek dispatch. 1 Tarts and Sundrlos for ANY WHEEL in Honolulu In stock or mado to order. Bettor Ih it to have a good old machine ro pal rod than to buy a cheap now ono. deed of conveyance thoroof exo cutod and delivered in favor of tho government and accepted by it. Ministor Coopor announcod that the President had signed tho bills rotating to the duty on spirituous liquors, alcohol for tbe uso of tbe Queen's Hospital ond tho appro- Eriation for tho exponsos of the legislature. Senato Bill 39, licenses to manufacture wine from Hawaiian grapes, was referred to the Com mittee on Commerce. .Hquso "Bill "(Si', amending iho Bail way Act, was referred to tho Committee on Public Lands. House Bill 85, appeals from District Magistrates, passed first reading aud went to tho Judiciary Committoe. The Joint Besolution authoriz ing the appointment of an In come Tax Commission and ap propriatiug $5000 thorefor was adopted unanimously. At 11 a. m. tho Senate ad journed. m DEATH LIST. District of Honolulu for the Week End ing May 11, 1808. Ah "Wai, Chinese m, 10 years, suicide. Ah Ung, Ohinoso f, 12 yoars, suicide. Eim Pong, Ghineso m, 2 months, syphilis. Chun Nho, Ghineso m, 3 months, umiasiuuB. Kalilioku Akunn, Hawaiian f, CO years, old age. Tin Cheo, Chiuoso m, 1 month, enteritis. Maria Moraos, Portugusos f, 8 yoais, peritonitis. Eaiani, Hawaiian m, 2 weeks, hernia. G. W. Keaweamahi, Hawaiian m, 45 years, consumption. Male infant oE AUChow.4 days, inanition. -v--- -- Ikuta, Japanese m, 22 years, typhoid fover. Maria Corroiro, Portuguese f, 5 mouths, uahtro enteritis. Koloniona, Hawaiian m, 1 yoar, cause of death unknown. Kaeha, Hawaiian f, 74 yoars, old age. Haloa, Hawaiian m, 70 yoars, old ago. v CAUTION TO DHIVKHS, Number of Them at the IHngbott for Neglect of Rule. Officor Sniu Macy, with his drag net, 1ms been at work bring ing into tho toils drivors who loave ihoir horses untied in tho public thoroughfares. Thero was quite a batch of the luckless ones boforo the magistrate this morning who were fined and lectured. It is a good move on the part of tho car riage inspector, and will in all probability put an oud to tho run away acoidents of frequent hap poning lately. Uchida oud Fuijama, two dimi nutive subjects of the Mikado, were fined $2 apiece for druuken ness. A too liberal indulgence in sako caused thoir "pilikia' At the Uotel, The Governraout band will play at tho hotel this evening, with tho following selections: PART I. Overture. American,. Reed Fantasia. Let's bo a Soldier : Ellenberg Reminiscences of Bellini Godfrey Solo and Chorus. Like no a Like Miss Annlo Kanoho. PART II. Cornot- Solo. ,. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp .,.., Barnliouse Mr. rillnrloB TTrAiitni. Medley. American Airs -Beyer "'" i'ur iiiuo uuiy WUIUICUIOI Galop. Full Speed Ahead Ingalls Hawaii Ponol. Libel Caae. Tho caso of the editor of tho In donondent. Edmund Nm-rin charged with libol, was on trial this morning boforo Judgo Perry. Humphroys and' Oreighton are nlln.nn... f.. l. J(..l-1 ubtuiucjro &ui buu UU1UUUUUU BLOW AT FOREIGN CAPITAL Bill Passes House to Exclude Foreign Corporations from Hawaii. Tbe Bill to Regulate Horse Doctoring Is Car ried Hurrying the Committee In vestigating Accounts. Upon motion of Representative Poga. tho report of the Public Lands Committee in roforenco to tho harbor work was mado the special order of day for tomorrow, at which timo the members of the Cabinet have been asked to be present. Representative Richards' motion to the effect that tho Finance Com mittee bo aslud to report to tin House progress of their work of investigating I ho bonks and ac counts ' of tno various public offices, including the Postofiici, Postal Saviuus Bank, Board of Health, Water Works office, etc., as far as thty had proceeded, was carried and the Committeo asked to report at onco House hill 79, to regulate the prsctiso of vo'-rin iry surgery, medicine and dentistry, passed third reading by vote of nine to threo. Tho bill provides for the appointment of a Board of Vetor inary Medical Examiner who-ie duty it shall be to examine all applicants for a license to practice as veterinarii'S, hs to their quali fications for tho profession. Any person who hIiuII practiso as a vetoriuary without first obtaining a lioeuso is subject to a fine of riot to exceed S'200. Houo .Bill 55, kuowu asjho Rapid TraiiHit Dill, was sotf(jr third reading tomorrow. Senate Bill 17, relating to regis try of vosst-ls, was postponed un til tomorrow t-n third reading. Senato Bill 30, rotating to Ap peals and Bills of Exceptions, passed third reading unanimously. Houso Bill 57, relating to cor poratiousaud incorporated compa nios organized undo tho laws if foreign couutrios and carrying on business in this Republic, came up for third reading. Rep. Robertson movod to strike out that portion of tho bill which prohibits foreign railroad and banking corporations from exor cising tl o pnw rs conferred by law upon railroad or banking cor porations. After considerable discussion tho motion w s lost. Rep. Gear stated that ho was strongly opposed to legislation against any sp cial classes of for eigu corporations, aud as tho mo tion to striko out tho objection able portion of the bill had been lost ho would have to voto agaiust the bill. Tho bill passed third roading by tho following voto: Ayes Richards, Aohi, Paris, Pouuo, Knliaulelio, McCandloss, Wilder, lsouberg and liaoo 0. Noes Loebeustoin, Robertson, Gear and Speaker Eaulukou 4. Reces.8 until 1:30. The Evening Bulletin, 75 cts. per month. Roal make tbe load pure, wbolMm and dtllcleaa. POWDER Abiolutcly Pure nM atkiMa rowoc OS.. MW WMt. ROM &AKIP WOULD NOT BE A MONOPOLY Shorter Route Than Via Hawaii for Cable to Japan. Exclusive Franchises Have Been the Rule All 0?er Have Been Offered by Both America and Japan. Tho Bulletin has had access to a document from official chan nels at Washington in tho PaciGc cablo matter, tho substanco of whioh it is permitted to uso whilo for the present withholding the names of author and roeipiont. From the writing in question the following list is eiven of couutrios that havo given exclusive fran chises for submarine telegraph cables: England. Exclusive rights have been granted or appnmufor tho establishment of cables be tween Great Britain, France, Bel gium, Holland, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Spain aud Poitugal Newfoundland.---An exclusive right for landiug Euglish cables was granted by Newfoundland and ratiBed by the British Goveru mout. FrtANOE. An exclusive rinbt for tho establishment of au Atlantic cablo connecting with the Island of St. Pierre, off tho coast of Nova Scotia. Preferential guai autoes and subsidies for French (ol.-gra-phio traffic to the French cables connecting with thoUnited States, Havti and French West India Islands. SrAlN. Exclusive riyhls for the establishment of caiildi to tho Canary Islands, Afnca and Brazil, also connecting Cuba with the United States, and Cuba with West India Islands. Poiitucial. Exclusive rights for the cables connecting with Groat Britain, also Brazil and tho Azores. Buazil. Exclusive rights for connecting Brazil with the United Statos, also with Africt, Spain a;.d Portugal Exclusive rights covering tho wholo coast of Brazil. Pru. Exolusivo rights for cables northward from ivru. Ecuador. Exclusive liuhts covering the wholo shore of Ecua dor United Stateb op Colombia. Exclusive rights for the establish ment of cables southward from, i ho Isthmus of Panama. Mexico. Exclusive rights for the establishment of cables on the coast of tbe Gulf of Mexico, and Pacific Coast of Mexico. JAPAN.-Exclusivo rights for cables connecting Japan with China and itui United Statbs. The exclu sive right for connecting the Uni ted States (Coast of Florida) with Cuba and other Wost India isl ands by Act of Congress approvod May 5, 18GG. Referring to tho application of the Pacifio Cablo Co. pouding bo foro Congress, tho author of the papor reforrod to says: " 8uch an oxclusivo privilege would not create a monopoly,, be cause the wholo Pacifio ocoan, by other routes, is open and a cable could bo laid say from Seattle via Alaska to Japan whioh would bo about half tho length of a cable from this country to Japan via Hawaii." Tho writer says that another fact of importance is the groat cost of a cablo across tho Pacifio, aud adds: "Japan and tho ' United States have Loretoforo granted ex clusivo franchises, and I boo no reason why this ono should not bo granted." British Keeping Ready. A Hongkong dispatch of April 30 says: Tho British twarships and tor- Eodo-boats at Hongkong havo eon forbidden to commence frosh repairs, whioh would soom to in dicate tho possibility of n move ment in the near futuro upon tho part of tho British floot. DENOUNCE THE EX-QUEEN Adherents of Queen Emma Resent Slurs on Her Memory. Publication of Lllluokalanl's Book In the Native Language Is Opening the Eyes of Native Hawallans." Tho publication of ox-Queen Liliuokalani's book in tho Ha waiian language in ono of tho nativo newspapers is creating a very great deal of talk among tho nativo Hawaiiaus overywhoro. Tho book is discussed everywhere, in their homes, at luaus and at society meetings, and it is vary gonorally douounced. That por tion of tho book which finds most condemnation in native eyes is that rolatin to Queen Emma. In speaking of that royal lany Liliu okalani said ntnony other things that she was low born. This eooms to bo tho last straw that has broken the camel's back of tho natives' faith in' their ex Queen. Tho adherents and admirers of Queen Euimar'and they compriso a very largo majo rity of the Hawaiian race, are bit terly donouueing the statements concerning Queen Emma made in Liliuokalani's book, and say that she horself is the lowborn ono. Officers and members of the pro minent native societies nio saying openly that they aro dono with Lihuokalaui forever, and that while they oppose annexation they do not want tho ex-Quo.-u back again. Another siatement mado in Li liu 'kalani's book ilint biu Ii a ro ceiveo 'no tiuaneiul rissistance from anyone in lur troul.lcs is also strouuously denied, and even tho names and' amounts of dona tions sont to her uro freely men tioned. A gentleman who is in a posi lion to know whereof ho speaks said to tho writer yesterday: "Thn nnrilinniinn rf T.i Ii n jilrnTci Mi'a book in tho nativo lauguuge has removed the last trace of aloha for her in the native heart Hor de liberate and wanton onsla ghta on the memory ot the do id Quooo Emma has alionato I even tuost) who have staged with her aud bo lioved in her to thin time. Ex Quoen Liliunkalam, and I Bay it advisedly, lias not a friond left in Hawaii today among tho natives, and they dou't caro what happens to her or whether thoy ever boc her again or not." Vailing Author. Horr Wilholm F. Brand, the author of "Allurlei nus Albion," who arrived here on board tho Doric, is making a tour rouud the world and is engaged in writing a series of articles on his journey for a syndicate of Goimau, Aus trian, Swiss, Rusbiau and Eng lish papore. Herr lirund is stay ing at tho Hawaiian hotel. VIcotiuuiuu Homo, oorut'i Hotel and Nuuanu Btreets, lodging by day, week or month. Torma: 25 and 60 couth por night. $1, und 1 25 oi -- k. Awarded Highest Honors World's Pair. Qold Medal, Midwinter Fair. CREAM BAKING POWDIEt A Pure drape Cream of Tartar PowAer. 40 YEAPS THE STANDARD- -----i ' TH 1 4H l i9 ' a iff i i 8 wm I '-4 a-ji-j4&ii 'Jr-Mftni' 'i r n -1 a' '-ffr S Him1 r iA i wkt - immk 4