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THE EVENING YBOLLETIN: JHONOLDLU, H. I., SATUHUAY, MAROD 8, 1900.
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A Time forEverything.
With the rush of Holiday Trade over, we have
more time to devote to your eyes; and beg to
remind you that our facilities for eye work has
reached perfection.
With the most approved testing apparatuses,
combined with
troubles, we claim to correct
pletely by prescribing proper
such are needed.
Where glasses are not needed we cheerfully
tell you so.
H.
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1' HAWAIIAN SONGS-s
40 Selected ones for $3.00
-FOR SALE
HAWAIIAN BAZAAR,
Corner Hotel and
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EX MOHIUAN,
A Splendid Consignment
Buggies, ltoud Ourts, and Harness.
Specially Selected for Local Requirements.
Honolulu Carriage Manufactory
V. TV. WRIGHT, Prop'r.
FORT 8TREET, ABOVE HOTEL.
iewfiowrBfwioiiBwtraBrafl
SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT !
Just Received a New Lot of Groceries:
Norwegian Anchovies, Holland Herrlnjr, Sw'ss Cheese. Mettwurst Sat sage,
Bromaniteliin," a ne v j;lly In p wder. Alph i Home Pudding 5 varieties
Boston B own Bread. Oyster S.m e nnd Red-Hut Spanish. Olle Con Came.
Rutabaga Turnips. Mag c Yeast. Co.idensed Mince Meat, etc.
Dried Fruit in Great Variety. At
Salter's Grocery
Telephone G80. Fort street Orpheum Block,
HENRY MAY & CO., Ltd.
Wholesale
and Retail
Grocers. ...
-Big Stores-
The Waterbonse Store.
Bethel street, Telephone 24.
a perfect knowledge of eye
F. WICHMAN,
Optician and Jeweler.
AT THE-
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Alakea Streets.
of Surroys, Phcotons,
The Mc Myre, Store
f
Cor.KIng and Fort streets. Telephone 11 ,
eye strain cpm
glasses where
"BREAKFAST
Is the foretaste of the whole day. Spol.
that aid we probably spoil ill."
Be su-e the coffee Is good, and that-.' It
Is from
LEWIS & CO.,
LEADING (JKOCERH
Telephone tap. 1 1 1 Fort St
Beer and Wine Dealers.
LOVEJOY&CO.
Imfobtebb, and Wiiolhsalb
fm M LiQQOF Dealers.
Aetata lor tna BottLii Ramltr Btar ol Mania.
No. 19 Nuuanu Stkkkt
Foatti Block. Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands.
P. O. Boa 1)7. Mutual Ttlapnono )o.
30NSALVES & CO., Ltd
.7HOLE8ALE GROCERS AM
WINE MERCHANTS.
aMJBQllflnn atri, Tnnln,. .
louoliiate. Soda Water Co., L'.
EHplanado,
Jirnor Allen & Fort SU., Honoluli.
HOLLI8TER & CO.,
lfHllt"
Thirty Head
Of Fine
Buggy and
Draft Horses
Just received ex Mauna
Ala. To & seen at the Sale Yards
ALAKFA AND
QUEbrv STREETS.
Gus. Schuman.
CHURCHILL WITH BULLEK
Correspondent Ynt-s of Campaign
Hear Tugtla River.
Cciin'.ry About Coleoso Fighting a Difficult
Field Losses of Boers Splendid
Iufantr; Wort
New York, Feb. 21. Tho World this
morning publishes tho following des
pntch from Winston Churchill, dated at
General Buller's headquarters, Chlev
clcy Camp, Monday night:
To understand tho scope and mean
ing of tho recent operations here It Is
necessary to study tho. map of tho en
virons of Colcnso. Tho shortest road
to Ladysmlth lies through Ladysmlth,
Pletcrs ana Nclthorp.
Advancing by this, an army secures
railway communication. Moreover the
water question presents llttlo difficul
ty. When General Duller determined to
break off tho attack on tho Boer posi
tions beyond Potgelter's Drift, ho fully
Intended to raako a fresh attempt and
ho preferred to run the risk and put
tho matter to a decisive test as near
Ladysmlth and as near railroad com
munication as possible, although this
road runs through a difficult country,
beginning with tho almost Impregnable
Colcnso position and further obstruct
ed by strong positions in tho rear of
Colcnso.
Tho position spreads In a wide horso
shoo around Clilcveley. The western
naif lies on steep, often precipitous
bluffs and near Oroblorskloof, and
among tho low hills, kopjes and scrub
around Colcnso village.
Against this position part of tho at
tack of December 15 was directed.
General Duller has now decided to
try tho eastern half which lies on tho
south sldo of the Tugela river running
over Hlangwan Hill, along tho green
hills resting on high ridges of Monto
Chrlsto nnu beyond It Clngolo Kop.
Hussar Hill was seized by cavalry
and occupied by tho nrmy the 14th
(Wednesday.) On tho 15th (Thursday)
batteries were established on this po
sition nnd heavy slego and naval cuns
all well entrenched.
On tho ICtn (Friday) a snasmodlc
bombardment was kept up tho Doers
were well concealed and only renlicd
with long range cuns causing fow cas
ualties.
On tho 17th (Saturday) Oencral Dul
ler attacked tho extreme Doer left on
Clngolo Kop with two divisions and
cavalry holuing their right and cen
ter with a rormldablo fire of slcgo and
fleld artillery. Action began at C
o'clock, the Infantry covered by tho
guns advanced through broken, scrub
by country across Gomba stream unon
Clngolo Kop, continually reaching out
to eastward to ilnu tho true Doer Hank.
Tho cavalry brigade under Lord Dun-
donnld mado a detour of ten miles and
climbed tho eastern end of Clngolo
Kop through tho dense Junglo upan
a. most precipitous slope, and arrived
at tho summit at 10 o'clock. After a
brief skirmish with tho Doer pickets
Major Gough's regiment gradually
cleared tho wholo ridge. Tho Queen's
Lancers, who now arrived on tho ox
trrmo right of tho Infantry attack sup
ported them In holalng tho hill which
they had been on. The Doers lost sov
cral killed and wounded. Ten horses
wero captured. Iho Doers retired un
der heavy tiro across tho Nek to Monto
Chrlsto.
Tho cavalry then crossing Clngolo
Kop reached out to tho Tugela river
and tho South African Light Horso ad
vanced on tho plain beyond tho rldgo
level with tho Infantry.
Tho Doers had now been driven from
Cinogol but still occupied Monto Chrls
to strongly. The Nek between was
commanded oy the fire of both comba
tants, tho road across It being avail
ablo to neither.
At right angles to Monto Chrlsto
rldgo runs a long spur to tho Tugolu
river. Tho Doer left was now turned
back along this and tho operations on
the 17th closed with cavalry facing in
fantry nnd holding tho rldgo.
During Saturday and Sunday General
miner began tho turning motement
on tho eastward around tho Doer right
resting on the high hills, Clngolo Kop
nnd Monto Chrlsto. Tho operations so
far aro entirely successful. Doth hills
wero captured without henvy loss. The
cavalry on tho extreme right 'indor
Lord Dundonald menaced the Bor
rear. Tho Doer losses in tho bom
bardment must have been consldar
able. I personally saw wounded drag
ged away.
At last wo havo got on their Hank
and although fierce fighting ilos btforo
us, It will givo us conslderablo strate
gic advantage, and tho relief of Lady
smlth looks a good deal more nopjful.
Tho devotion of tho. Infantry was
again splendid.
i
Admiral Dewey's Opinion.
Now York, i cb. !. Regarding tho
contention that tho United States
should not build tho Nicaragua canal
without erecting cxpcnslvo fortlflca-1
tlons, Admirai Dewey, In Washington,
last night said:
"Fortifications? Why, of course not
As I understand It, tho canal Is to bo
and should bo, a neutralized commer
cial pathway between the two great
oceans. To fortify It would simply re
sult In making It a battleground In
caso of war. Fortifications would bo
enormously expensive and ought not to
bo erected. Our fleets will bo a suffi
cient guarantee of the neutrality and
safety of the canal in timo of war as '
well as In peace."
GltCAr STOP IN HUUGCRY.!
Chicago, Feb. 18. MrsMary Arndt,
In spito of her 83 years, watched a
surgeon nt the County Hospital to
day amputate her light leg near tho
hip without giving any cWdeucc of
pain. Tho operation proved success
ful. Tho method by which tho opera
tion was performed was of great inter
est to Burgeons, nnd is said In pro
fessional circles to bo n great sten In
suigery In .vmerlca. Dr. Samuel Web
er, a member of tho advisory staff of
tho hospital, hau chargo of the opera
tion, which is said to be tho first of
Its nature pcrfuimed In America, and
tho second known to medical men, tho
llrst having been performed In Europe.
Dr. Weber mado a study of tho Initial
operation, and concluded that tho
method might be employed for tho am
putation of lower limbs of patients who
were unablo to withstand tho effects of
nncsthctlcs.
Tho method consists in tho deaden
ing of tho nerves in tho limbs by the
injection of cocalno in the vertebral
cavity, nbovo the point whero the
nerves controlling tho lower limbs
branch from tno spinal cord. The pa
tient had suffered a crancrcnous af
fection of tuo leg, and amputation be
came necessary to savo her life. She
was not in a condition to make sure
or an anesthetic being safe, and tho
surgeon declined to try the method
which had proved successful in a Dcr
lln hospital.
Tho urug was injected Into tho pa
tient's vertebrae a short distance be
low tho waist line, and soon "alio an
nounced that she had lost all feeling
In her lower limbs, whllo she was fully
conscious t what was going on, nnd
had tho full use of all her faculties.
Tho limb was removed two Inches
below tho hip, nnd after tho effects of
tho drug had passed away tho woman
said Bhe felt well.
Tho prospects for her recovery aro
good.
HOW CHICAGO CELEBRATED.
Chicago, Feb. 21. Chicago's cele
bration of tho anniversary of tho birth
of George Washington tomorrow will
surpass all past efforts of tho kind.
Plans arranged for tho dny provldo for
a larger number of patriotic exercises
and moro elaborate programs and the
suspension of business on account of
tho occasion, It Is predicted, will bo
moro notlcenblo than usual. In the
morning exercises will bo held in tho
public schools; In tho afternoon a mass
meeting at tho Auditorium under tho
auspices of the Union League Club will
bo the principal event, and nt night
many clubs nnd societies will have
patriotic banquets and other enter
tainments. Tho Union League Club's celebration
has been arranged on an unusually ex
tenslvo scale. Exercises will bo held
In forty-six public schools during the
morning and at each school members
of tho club will preside and speak.
Song sheets and small American flags
havo been provided for tho pupils.
Recitations ana solos by tho uunlls
will vary tho programs.
Tho mnss meeting at tho Auditorium
will begin at 3 o'clock. Tho subject
for discussion will bo "Exnansion ."
Jacob O. Schurman, president of Cor
nell University and president of tho
Commission sent to tho Philippines by
president McKlnley, will bo the prin
cipal speaker. Eugcno Cary, presi
dent of tho Union League Club, will
preside.
Tho Union League Club will havo Its
annual Washington banquet at night.
Speakers announced aro: Eugcno Cary.
Jacob G. Schurman, General W. H. L.
uarncs, or San Francisco: tho Rev. W.
J. McCaughan, John Maxcy Zano, Mur
ray F. Smith of Vlcksburg, and Tim
othy L. Woodruff, Lieutenant Gover
nor of Now York.
The use of the Singer In mMHons of
homes shows the unprecedon: d suc
cess of these Ideal sewing mi.. Nines.
It is convincing proof that tht Singer
excels In all kinds of family n
and art needle work. All our l Vng
machines are or the best constrnrx'qn.
beautifully decorated, and are mounted
on sleected woods In finely Ontshed
cabinets ot artistic designs, u. Ber
firsen. agent. 16H Bethel street a
BY AUTHORITY.
IRRIGATION NOTICE.
Holders ot water privileges, or thost
oaylng wnter rates, aro hereby notified
that tho hours for Irrigation purpnspp
irn from 6 to 8 o clock a. m. and from
4 to 6 o'clock V- m.
ANDREW DROWN.
Superintendent Water Works.
Alii Wed by A. YOUNG,
Minister ot Interior.
Hot Juln, June M. 189.
1244-tf
Round Master's Notice
of Cstrays.
Notice Is hereby Riven, that the animals
described below have been Impounded In
the Government Pound at Maklkl, Kona,
Island of Odhu. and unless the pound fees
and damages are sooner satisfied, will be
sold at the date hereunder named, accord
ing to law:
Feb. 21, 1000. 1 Roan Stallion, brand
(similar tr) F on hind right leg, both lg
on right side black, and on the left white.
All owners of the above described ani
mals are hereby nntlfcd that 1 will se I
them at public auction on Saturday, March
10, looo, at 12 m., If not called for befort
that date, K. KEKUENE,
1465 Poundmaster.
Agents, Brovts dtia mm.
.6. Irwin & Go,
Limitod
AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refinory Co., 4 fv
Francisco.
Baldwin Locomotive Worka
Philadelphia. Penn., USA.
Newell Universal Mill Co. (NatlwM
Cane Shredder), New York, 0. . A
n. unianut i uon t:rpmiiv Far
ere.
Alex. Cross & Sons, high imk, 1
tlllzcrs for Cane and Hnffe.
Reed's Steam Pip fWwrina.
ALSO OFFER FOR SALB
rarafune Paint Go's P. B.
ana Papers; Lucol and
Oils, raw nnd hntliul
Indurlne (a cold water palate.
white nnrt l-nlnr.
Filter Press Cloths, Cement,
and Bricks .
CASTLE & GOOKB,
LIMITED.
iioivoruiL,u.
Commission Merchant?,
SUGAR FACTOR8.
AGENTS FOR
Ttia Ew PLntatl. Co.
Si JrJ' Af kul-r.l Co.. LU.
Tot Kohili Surar Cc
Tba Walamta Sur.l III! Co.
Tho Koloa Agricultural Co.
Tbt Fulton Iron Worlti. SI. tooli. No.
Too Standard Oil Co. "..
Tho Co. F. Blikc Sam Pun pa.
Weilon CtntrlfuRAli
J5 Now England Lift Intjranca Co. o Baa .
t2 f.l?' h"i '" Co- HiilforS Coil!
Tn Alll.nc. Anuf.no Co ol London
Alexander&Baldwin
SUGAR
FACTORS
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Agents for the California and Qritnte
Steamihip Company.
JUDD BUILDING,
FORT STREET.
1180
rYm. G. Irwin & Co.
(USRID).
Wm. G. Irwin, President and Usui.
ClauB Spreckols V IcePrealAoM
W. tl. Oiffard.. Second Vice iTwalissA
H. M. Whitney, Jr..... Treaa. and am,
Geo. J. Rosa AuoUK.
Sugar Factor
ABB
Commission Agentt-
AGCHTR 0 TBI
rUEANIO STEAMSHIP COMPACT
OF HAN PltAWUHno. OAL.
BSWBl CO., MD.,
Wun Umi, Honolulu H.I.
A-crontH f or
Hwll.n Ajtilcultur.l Company, Am.rlctn StMr
Compnv. Oo5l Sugar pl.nl Co. Ono.. 9S
Co.. Hnnomu Sugar C. Willuko SiCai Co.. MaS
PUnur Lint San Fr -ico PcW hi. Br irn
m nm w uuxm ncwtis
LIST OF OFFICERS
0. M. Coilkn. Prnalrlii..,. ?... o
ItobortHnn. Miniu. . 1, c di.l.
Treanurer and Soorotaryj Cot. y. W
wu, .n.mn. .r, i-. yj, jonen, h. waur.
liouHO, Geo. R. Outer. Directors. .1
M. FHlLJLlPa A (JO..
Wholesale Importers and JobbeiiV
larope&n and American Dry aoo
to t and Qneen HrreaU.
J. HACKFELD & CO., Ltd
'DNEBAL COMMISSION AGEIfl
aonolulu Iron Works Co
Improve., and modern SUGAR HA
CHINCRY if every capacity and w.
fcrlptljn mrd to ordsr Duller worM
ind RIVETUD PIPES fo- riaUM
liiirposcs a specialty. PartluiAr attaa.
Hon paid to JOB V "RK .ad repair
executed at shurtest notice.
s W. THRUM
Surveyor.
UX)M NO. 10, SPRECKEI BLOCK
Plantation Work u Specialty.
I2.W
BKUOK OAKTWKilJT,
tionersl Manager ot
Tb HqatablD Life Assurance Society
0' th tlnlted BUtea for tho UawalUa
Islands.
'fr.nwi MTrhirn twt. Rot.
WQMAN'8 EXCHANGE
112 HOTKI. HTRBT,
KAPA, CAL.tt,vftif, LEIS, NA '
rivK UATS, HULA SKIRTS. N1IHAO ,
TS, FANS, SHELLS 8KKDS, Eto- ,
nOMKMADE POI,consUnUnhaaa.
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