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THE EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU: H. I., NOVEMBER 24, 1899. r n l7. I I t i . - 1J '.j,: Ti v Evening Bulletin, Published Every Day, except Sunday, at 210 King street, Honolulu, H. I., by tho BULLETIN PUULISU! 1 COMPANY. W. IL PAnniNGTO Hdltor DANIEL LOQAN City lMltor SUBSCRIPTION HATES: Per month, nnywhero In II. 1...$, ."5 Per year, In II. 1 8.00 Per year, postpaid, U. S., Canada or Mexico 10.00 Per year, postpaid, other foreign countries . 13.00 Payable invariably In advance. Telephone 23) Post Omco Box .71K .I KIUDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1899. .Invvall can afford to be "thankful In nil things" Uitfi year, but this does not bar the people from hoping for n little more. The names of Mm. Ptan'oul and Mrs Hearst will ever stand us be.icon llj:htv in the educational, social and political history of California. Reports from tho S. S. Chailcston have yet to prove that Ilobson will not imvo another chance to distinguish himself In saving tho ship for the navy. Those who looked askance nt the wireless telegraph scheme, suffered the futc of any and nil who cling Jenlouslj to the pnst. They got their wire crossed. When Alexander Young pays u trl buto to a fellow citizen, the people know that It Is because ho likes the man not because ho sees a point gained in politics. If the Now York papers are to bo be lieved, when Admiral Dewey goes shop ping with bis wlfo he stauds round In n vacant sort of way Just like nny oth er man. "If Phelan carries San Francisco by more than 2000 I'll sit on my new silk hat," was one of Rabbi Levy's nnto clcctlon statements. And the patriotic Itabbl kept hU word. John Bull Is a good fellow and wor thy of Yankee mipport, but ho shows a touch of the old tlmo plgheadcdncss In flinging to the Idea that Uncle Sam Khnuld present him with a qllco of Al nsknn territory. Chlof Ofl'cor Lawless' name mav b ugtiint't him, but Honolulu knows him i'j) n highly deslniblo citizen, and tho only man who can come anywhere near Ailing Capt. Houdlotte's place on the liner Australia. Where has tho Reform School for girls disappeared to? Tho Inst heard of this schema someone was to guaran tee tho money which tho Legislature appropriated, but through some mls tnko was omitted from tho bill. Having received due notice that Jim Corbett has challenged Champion Jeff ries to a flght. tho pcoplo aro training themselves to tefraln from rending tho nportlng columns to prepare for tho day when Corbttt's tnlking machine gets stnrted. The Taooma Ledger begins ono of 1th editorials like this: j,ovuib oirj jo oulooc i)u.wjjns.3iioi-;H Doubtless our otllclals' will sweat that this Is a result of tho efforts of tho Opposition to "misrepresent" nnd up set things. When the lawyer has no case, he be glnB to berrato tho opposing side. When our olflclols get tlmo for Becond thoughts wo trust they will begin to reallzo that, although their personal cause is n fast receding mirage, they nro supposed to take somr Interest In Hawaii as a whole. A Maine exchange publishes u Ions list of. liquor sellers brought up before tho Superior Court to pay Uielr annual Hues for breaking tho law. This Is merely the annunl evidence that prac tlcal Prohibition Is license, instead of paying his feo to executlvo ofllclals of Uio State, the Hcmor peller Increases tho funds of tho legal branch. Mr. Uolo said Hint Secretary Hay didn't know what ho was talking about and Land Agent Drown, when It comes hid turn follows buU when playing against Adjutant General Corbln'e hand. If thebo local gentlemen of pro mlncnco havo nny hopo or deslro to win the Territorial gamo for Hawaii, they will change their lead nnd stop talking across tho board. Our local htudents of municipal government should mako noto of tho fact that Senator Morgan says tho township system of tho Now England States Is tho highest type of local solf government. This forecasts no ten- ilcncy on Morgan's part to place tho local governments of the now posses sions In tho hands of Dcnjamln Frank lin's properly blessed Jncknsses . Why should thu United States lower thB (lag over the ground stained by the rich blood of men llko Logan, Egbert, Stotsetiborg nml many another equally noble fellow whoso place In history Is marked "Prlva(6 killed In battle?" Strength of American patriotism does not cringe before future responsibility and duty or whimper over tho inlght-havc-bcens of forethoughts that come nftcrwards. DEWEY'S ASPIRATION. The first paper to devote acres of space nml lords of black typo In boom ing Admiral Dowey for tho Presidency was the New York World. Dowey has stood It as long ns ho can. As usual when tho occasion cuIIb for action. Dewoy finishes his task with neatness and despatch. In a recent Issue tho World published tho' following signed by Admiral fleorgo Dowey, U. S. Navy: "I would not under any circumstan ces consent to be a candidate for the Presidency, and I should consider It nn act of friendship If tho press would treat this decision ns Blnccro nml final. I wish they would now drop tho mat ter. I feel that any further booming of my name for tho Presidency tends to mack mo ridiculous." Having taken enre of the Presidential boomers, Admiral Dowey Is now be ginning to enjoy life for tho first tlmo since he sailed Into New York harbor on tho foggy Soptcmbei morn. mr. smith's Instructions. The statement comes from a usually authoritative source that tho Planters have instructed their Washington rep resentative, W. O. Smith, that what Is expected of him Is to "get a Territorial government fo rliawnil, nnd throw all exceptions Ideas overboard." This platform, short nnd to the point, Is tho one, nnd tho only ono that will carry Hawaii safely through tho Congressional woods and securo tho orgnnlzed stability which our own In terests nnd American Interests de mand. Tho Bulletin sincerely hopes that It has not been misinformed nnd that Mr. Smltn's career during the Con gressional period will bo marked by strict adherence to tho text. The net of annexation brought Hn wali its much sought nntlonal stability, but tho history of tho past year and a half has shown that to place this now possession on a proper and satisfac tory basis, tho governmental stability must he orgnnlzed nnd organized on American principles. Whether thu majority saw tho situation In this light until they were threatened by tho ene my, it Is not necessary to say. If they did not, they cannot bo nccused of be ing below tho average order of buBy humanity. Tho best of men often find the necessity of an object lesson forced upon them. The most thoughtless citizen can now see that an organized, thoroughly American government Is quite ns Im portant to tho moral, social, Industrial, financial and political welfare of Ha waii as was tho act of annexation which brought tho Islands under tho American flag. Tho centor towards which all forces of Hawaii should bo (llii-cted Is the enactment by Congress, nt the earliest possible period In the forthcoming session, of n territorial law which shall extend to Hawaii, American tariff laws, shipping laws, labor laws, postal laws and every oth er law on tho statute books that will place tho Islands so far within tho scope of btrlet American administra tion that no Congress, so long as tliu nation lasts, can put us aside or dis criminate against us. Used Wireless Tclejjrnpliy. London, Nov. 1C. The American steamer St. Paul. Just arrived at South ampton, had a unlcme oxporlcnco as sho approached England, mgnor Marconi, from apparatus attached to the ma' mast, established communication with wireless Installations nt Alum nay and Poolo and received dispatches from both points regarding tho progress of tho war. In South Africa, the wreck of the United States cruiser Oharlcston and other important events. This In telligent was published In tho Trans atlantic Times, printed on board ship, the paper soiling nt $1 a copy, and the proceeds being donated to tho Seamen's Fund. Tho passengers also availed themselves of thu opportunity to send wireless greetings to friends In Eng land. Not in tho Saloon. Editor Evening Bulletin. Tho statp ment In this morning's Advertiser that two sailors were arrested for an affray In tho Wola Kn Hoa Saloon la not true. The troublo and arrest took place in the street. W. II. CUNNINGHAM. The troops from tho transports Pa than nnd City of Sydney wero marched out this morning In heavy marching or der. In the racantimo tho ships wore thoroughly cleaned preparatory for their Balling, orders having been elvcn for tbcra to got away at noon. Guns Powder Shot Just Received, Du pont's Smokeless Shot gun Powder, in 1 pound tins and i kegs. Paciflc CyclB & MTe Do. R. A. DEXTER, Manager. KULEK'S W.OCK, FORT ST; A direct shipment of JapaneseGoods just received Laquered -Tables.Trays, &c Porcelain Tea and Coffee Pots, Cups Saucers, Vases and Flower Pots, Napkins. Pacilk Hardware Co,, Lid, Fort Strnet. Just Received, a Large ssortment of General Merchandise Which is now on sale at the lowest market rates. Non-Shrinking Patent Red wood lanKs, assonea sizes, from 500 to 10000 gallons ea. Best Rubber Hose, assorted sizes, v to 2j4 inch. Suction Hose and Steam Hose, assorted sizes. Different kinds of Packing, assorted sizes. Patent Wash-Out Closets, with latest improvements. Penn. Lawn Mowers, 10, 12, Hand 1 9 inch. Steel Road Scrapers, Tubular Wheelbarrows, Pan-American Wheelbarrows, Champion Ca nal Wheelbarrows.Extra Heavy Breaking Plows, Avinc's Steel Plows, Perfect Rice Plows, as sorted sizes. Til Hawaiian Hardiai Ct, Ftrt streets. p.stte Si rectofe' lank, THE HAWAIIAN SCENIC CALENDAR. 19001- 1900! Published Only by Golden Rule Bazaar. the CfirWlll Soon be Ready for Mailing. ,(j "&l BUT The loco Hawaiian Scenic Calen dar will be the finest Scenic Calendar even Rotten up for this trade, both in point of Scenes and Artistic Work. All the Scenes have been selected for their beauty and grandeur. The outside cover will be a copy of Hitchcock's painting of the Volcano In eruption last July, done In Oil Colors, the Temperature and Rainfall of Honolulu will be given, and In the back p.ut of tiie Calendar will be "Hawaii Ponol "-"Aloha Oe" "Like No a Like" and "Ahl Wel.i," which will add to the value of the Calendar. The Price ready for Mailing will be only 50 cents I Leave Orders for Mailing at T 316 FORT STREET. "The Kask" If you want to be in the WHIRL you must wear tip-to-date Furnishings. You may as well be out of the world as out of fashion. We can put all tiie Fancy Fur nishhig on youtfor little money. Our Men's Furnishings are Dainty Creations of Fashion's Artists, ni2de to please particular people Step in, inspect, be wise and buy. We can surein help ou to be hap;y. Our HAT STOCK Is now onplete ly every detail. Likewise our CLOTHING for Men and Hoys, as well as the Little Tots. Upto-Date is our motto nt our two stores One at the Corner Hotel nnd Fort streets, and the old stand Nob. O nnd I! Hotel street. "The Kash," DHOHD&CO Crockery, Glassware dnd Lamp Department. Somo of our regular prices-: Dlnnor Sets, 50 ploces, In four patterns t. ....$7 W Jugs, set of three 60 Tea l'ots, btono 2fi Fancy Cups anil Saucers 25 Tumblers, per dozen 5 i Merry Sets, seven pieces A" Pepper Shakers 10 Wlno Olai-teg, por dnen 00 .Salad Bowls !15 Nlckle Boadlnn Lamps with Force-' lain Shade 1 -15 Handy Lantern; 25 Night Lumps 20 Lamp Chimneys, each 10 Lamp Wicks, por ilon 10 W.WJimond&Co., LIMITED. ...Importers of Crockery and House.. Furnishing Goods Sole Agonta Jewel Stoves, coal or wood; Oueiney Cleanahle Ilefrlgera tors, Standard Wlokless Blue Flame Oil Stoves, Primus Stoves, Hoed it Bartun'a 1'luUd ntd Sterling Silverware, ,..Von Holt Block, King street. Merchant street entrance next to th Portoilet, thraugh our Arcade, Commencing Monday, Nov. 4th, ON ACCOUNT OF THE RAINY WEATHER, OUR SALE OF Ribbons Laces WILL CONTINUE ...'. AT TEMPLE OF Prices toe and $c per yard. Line of beautiful LADIES' CAPES, suitable for cold weather and holiday wear, just landed by the Australia. First line of Ribbons, former price 25c reduced to 5 cts per yard First line of Laces, former prices 15c, 20c and 25c, reduced to 5 cts per yard Ladles' Belts at 5 cts each Ladles' Shirt Waists, at 10 cts each Ladles' Collars, at . 5 cts each Ginghams, at 20 yards for fi.oo Fine Lawns, at 20 yards for ft. 00 Lye Curtains, at Half Price Ladles' Undershirts, at $ for 25 cents BQyA beautiful chance to buy goods at very low prices, at the Temple of Fashion, commencing next Monday, October 23, 1899. M. PALAU, Manager. YEE CHAN. Graiid Clearance Sale! Beginning the 25th of Nov., and continuing till Dec. 25. FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY ! Goods to bo sold at this salo regardless of cost ! Largo lines of Blankets, Spreads; Men's, Bqys' and Ladies' Olotliiug, Hosiery, Shoes, etc. MUST GO. See tli o advertisement on page 10, Saturday's issue, for a full list of goods and prices. Call at our storo and inspeot our goods and prices for yourself YEE CHAN, COTINER KTNG AND NTJUANU STS. TO ARRIVE BY AUSTRALIA: Frozen Oysters Eastern and California, Fresh Halibut, Celery, Cauliflower, Grapes, Plums, Peaches, Pears, Apples, Turnips, etc. Turkeys, Chickens, Cranberries, Atmore's Mince-meat, Plum Puddings, Raisins, Nuts, Fresh Apple Cider, Bottled Cider, Condensed Mince-meat. ' At Salter's Grocery 710-712Fort Street, Or pheum. Block, Telephone 680. We Invitfl TTtTTTtTtT PACIFIC HEIGHTS. rdu. 2S!S&. - H - - H - 'JUZs? DaciHanna Tnto t? uuoiuuuou uvio wftu&?iS?&ft ARE NOW OFFERED FOR SALE. - H - - R - - No residence property attractions,.as,for healthfulness of location, having an eleva tion of from 170 to 800 feet, and affording the grandest marine and scenic views ; as also its proximity to the business part of the city, being less than a mile from the Progress Block, has ever betore been presented to the people ot Honolulu. " One ot the main features of this property, and pricured at great expense, is the abundant supply of pure spring water, pronounced by Dr. C. B. Wood as being the purest and best drinking water obtainable in the Island, which is now being conducted into storage reservoirs upon the property by an independent pipe line, and will be supplied to residents at Government rates. OUR GUARANTEE: We guarantee to all pur chasers of lots on Pacific Heights, that we will, within six months, provide rapid transportation to the highest lots on the property, connecting the same with the Honolulu Rapid Transit Co.'s line on Pauoa Road, at the beginning of Kaiu lani Drive. TERMS : 3 cash, l3 in one year, J3 in two years ; interest 6 per cent, per annum on deferred payments.fUfrt: Our carriage will convey parties desiring to inspect the property to and from the same. For maps and full particulars call at our office, Rooms 7 and 8 Progress Block. BRUCE WARING & CO. ANOTHER WEEK, THE FASHION Inspection. H - - H - - H - nn VII H - - H - - H - having similar advantages and . xiw "ijatwi"" M4iiw "issf Paciflc Heights 41 J&adMaftfrJfo.AMiltLi-, A"