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Vol. VIII. No. 1501.
HONOLULU, 11. I., MONDAY, AIMUL 0 LH00
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'COLLISION CASE ON TRIAL
Tho marltimo libel of J. U. Hind and
others, owners of tho barkcntlno Wlt
Ham Carson, against Wlltlcr'a steamer
Claudinc, for tho sinking of tho salting
vessel by tho steamer, Is being tried
by Judgo Sllllman. Paul Neumann ap
pears for tho UbcllantB, and Klnnoy,
Ballou & McClanahan for Wllder'a
Bteomshlp Company. Captain Merry,
commandant of this naval station, and
Llout. Pond, commanding U. S. 8. Iro
quois, ore among tho expert witnesses.
Raymond Reyes, truntco of tliti Ma
chado estate, renders a scml-anntml ac
count balancing at $523.50,- nil of tho
receipts less expenses having been
paid to tho bcncflclarlcB. As guardian
of David Calllhan, minor, Mr. Reyoa
renders his nnnual account with a hal
nnco duo tho ward of $14.86 from re
ceipts of $169.24.
$200.001NPRIZES
The BULLETIN offers to the per
. ons who, between February ist and
July 31st, shall send in the largest
number of new subscribers, the fol
lowing prizes :
lt Prlzo Clcvelnnd Bicycle, 70.
The winner of the ist prize Is at liberty
to choose between models 00, qi and 04 ot
the iqco Cleveland Bicycle. MoJel 94 Is
road racer, weight 20 pounds. Model 92
Is a light road wheel, weighing rt lbs , and
Model 90 a heavier road wheel, wt 1 lbs.
The bicycle to be selected from the stock
.of the Honolulu Bicycle Co.. azents
for Cleveland Bicycles. (The choice may
be made between the corresponding ladles
Models, should the winner of ist prize be
lady).
Snd Prize, Singer Sewing Ma
chine, $00.00.
The winner of this prize may choose
between these three stvles of machines:
that with oscillating shuttle and top cover,
that with vibrating shuttle and cabinet
top, both five-drawer machines, or the
-s "Automat Ic," with three drawers. This
l machine will be furnished by B. Bcr-
' ftersen. sole agent for the Hawaiian
Islands.
8rd Prize, Pre mo Senior Camera,
4x5, with Outfit, $40.00.
The Premo, Sr., has Double Swing
Back, Double Sliding Front, and Rack and
Pinion for focusing. This camera may be
used with either Plates or Films. The
outfit Includes 1 Plate Holder, Tripod, 3
Trays, Developer, Fixer, Negative Hack,
Graduate, Stirring Rod and Lantern.
Camera and outfit are from the LeMun
v yon Photo-Supply Co., sole agents.
4th Prize, a Zonophonc, the Lat
est Improvement on the Grnmo-
phone, with O Records, $30.00.
This Is the loudest and most natural
talking machine yet Invented. It Is to be
telected from the stockof the Bcrtrom
Music Co., sole agents for the Hawaiian
lilands.
The following conditions of the contest
oust be observed :
1. All subscriptions must be prepaid at
. least three months In advance.
"" 2. No renewals or transfers of subscrlp
tlons will be counted In this contest as
new subscriptions. Each name must be a
bona fide addition to the subscription lists.
3. Subscriptions should be sent in as
oon as secured, together with the name
and address of the person to whom the
subscription Is to be credited, as well as of
the subscriber. Great care should be taken
to give ACCURATELY the full name and
iddress of each new subscriber.
4 Any person In the lla
- wflitan Islands is eligible
7 to try for these prizes.
' Subscription Rates: $8.00 per year,
I2.00 for three months: strictly In advance.
SBRIOUS WATER PROIILB.M.
Colonel Huhlcn, U. S. A. Quartermas
ter, In private conversation with n
llullctlii representative, mado u re
mark of such Importance that It Is
deemed proper to glvo tho public tho
benefit of it. Tho suuject was mo
growing scnrclty of water, and Colonel
Huhlcn said that, In his observation,
when nn artesian supply oneo began
fulling It fell away very rapidly. Ho Is
of tho same opinion ns others who be
llovo that there must bo a limit to tho
artesian water resources of Honolulu,
so that It Is wlso to consider how far
tho process of tapping thoso rcsourco.i,
which began nearly or qulto twenty
years ago, may safely bo continued.
Tlio colonel boliovcB that tho progress
of Honolulu must sooner or later
eliminate rlco cultivation from within
tho city plot. Also ho consldcra that
tho connection of houses with tlio sew
orago system ought of necessity to oo
preceded by tho provision of nn abun
dant nnd nover-falllng supply of wit
ter.
Arthur Johnstono, recently city oJl
tor of tho Advertiser hns accepted a
position with the Dultctln. Mr. John-
atono is ono of tho best known news
paper men of tho city whose capabili
ties os a nows gatherer and special
writer have given him n high htaudlng
throughout tho Islands.
CUSTOM AND POST OFFICES
Minister Damon Says Larger Force Is
Already Selected.
Merely Walling for Monty lo Be Apprcpilatcd-
Prtsenl Delay on Account of Taise Hems
Being Id Gtneral Bill.
When seen this morning by a rcpre-
sentatlvo ot the uuiictin .Minister b.
lit rintnnn ontil! "Vnnr nlloatlnn in
npproprlato although I havo llttlo time
for lntnrvlowlnc: 1 can. however, clvo
you a fow minutes whero tho public Is
Interested. Doth tho Customs nnd
Postal bureaus nro certainly runnlnc
short handed nnd this Is what will bo tho scat of wnr bear evidence of having
dono to relievo the situation. Tho let- been delayed by tho censor. According
tcr you mention hns been received from to a special dispatch from l'retorla,
Secretnry Hay authorizing nn Incrca&o dated yesteiday, Loul Hobcrts hai
In tho Postnl nnd Customs bureau-', commenced his advnnco northward.
This Is considered ob final nnd will bo 'this, however, may refer to tho opera
nrinci imon without waltinc for Presl- 1 tlons preceding tho engagement at
dent McKInlcy to sign tho appropria
tion bill after It Is paused. Tho do
tinrtinnitH mentioned. Postal nnd Cus
toms, nro tho two In which tho pub-
lie Is most Interested nnd, if any delay
Is caused In giving relief. It will be
duo to th cfact that tho appropriations
for theso departments nro an integral
part of tho .appropriations bill. This
means that they cannot bo taken out
and acted upon until the bill Is passed
as a whole.
"Tho situation Is unfortunnto, as the
government is ns badly hampered nH
tho public is discomforted. llow-
over tho authorities will act as soon ns
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possiuio unu uiu meii nexuasmi y tu mu . .v..w u.....n ..... .......
tho departments ns requirements do- dltlon. Six hundred Ilarklcy refugees
mand havo nlrcady been solcctcd. sent back from Capo Town nro Btrand
Theso will bo put on tho moment tho ed, tho Klraberlcy military authorities
appropriation bills aro passed, without refusing assistance to nil of them to
waiting to hear further from Washing- . proceed.
ton Much KalTlr looting is reported nt
Mr. Rtaeknhlo. Collector General. ' Kllpdam. An nctlvo campaign Is In
when spoken to said that everything ,
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wnicn could uo uono nau ueun uccum-
pllshcd to keep tho work ot tho Custom
Houso up to tho standard, and tlmt
moro had probably been dono on prac
tical lines than had been mndo public;
In fact tho public service hod not ns yet
materially suffered although thcro was
great necessity of Increasing tho water
front forces as tho strain was becoming
dally greater.
From other sources of information it
Is learned that tho forces of both de
partments will havo to bo doubled In
tho near future.
Mall Contract Renewed.
Washington, March 31. Tho con
tract for carylng tho mail from San
Francisco to Sydney, N. S. W., Aus
tralia, touching nt Honolulu, Apia (or
somo other port In tho Samoan Islands)
and Auckland, N. Z., will bo awarded
by tho Postofllco Department to tho
Oceanic Steamship Company of San
Francisco, of which John D. Cprcckpla
Is president.
Tho company, which now has tho
contract, was' tho only ono which sub
mitted n bid. Tho compensation will
amount to about $16,000 a round trip,
soventcen trips each year. Tlio con
tract will bo for ten years from Novem
ber 1, 1900.
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Millions for Defense.
Washington, March 31. Tho Houso
today finished n hard week's work by
passing tho fortifications appropriation
bill. Not a singlo amendment was of
fered nnd tho bill passed ns It eamo
from tho commute. It carries $7,053,
4SS. A tlirco hours' political debate
was precipitated by n gencrnl political
speech mado by Shattuc ot Ohio, many
members on both sides being drawn In
to it. A resolution was adoptod to ra
cket tlio present board ot manager? of
tho Natlonnl Soldiers' Home.
Reduce War Tax.
Washington, March 31. President
McKlnley favors a substantial reduc
tion in tho burdcnB of taxation Imposed
by tho war revenue law, but ho has not now clear that thcro is plenty ot ro
mado up Ida mind whether or not it slstnnco left In tho Boers. They, In
would bo good policy to urge lcglsla-' fact, havo been acting on the ngressivc
tlon beforo tho polltlcnl campaign this
year.
Elect New VIcc-Prettldcnt.
New York, March 31. A cab.o to tho
Sun, dated Pretoria, March 30, sayii:
Urn vy se,f bj h7 dea h"ot
Commandant uenerai jouucri win inito
plaeo at an early date.
BRIEF HISTOHY.
Tho majority of fashlonablo people
of Honolulu rnther buy their hats In
Iwakaral's Hat Department than any
where else.
HONOLULU t SCHOOL
OF
DY AND NIGHT CLASSES
COWAN AND HARRIS
Rooms ii-ii, yl Floor f A, M 4 P.M.
Hours t:jo 9: jo p. m
PROC.BESS BLOCK
ON THE EVE
Rritictl FnrPPC in KrPP Qhfp!nn'1 nart of General French's cavalry
Dlllloll rUlOCD 111 ritU DUUB have been sent up to Join tlio Four-
Moving Toward Transvaal.
Boers Bitter Over TrtatmcDt ot Crorje
and His Hen Capture of Bloem-
fnnlnfn L'vnontlva
ivuism uaujuh
u.n 1.. v,AtA
MGU ftlG 1UCUCU.
London, April 1. 4 a. m. Tho Wnr
Olllco Issued no further news tonight,
nnd the few dispatches received from
Karco Biding, which has apparently
cleared tho way ns well as secured an
advantageous position whence tho next
operations luuy be conducted.
Tucker's division 1b now strongly
occupying tho Doer camp at Karco Bid
lng, with tho way clear to Urantfort,
which ia reported nlrcady evacuated.
Orders havo been received at Capo
Town for the eighth division to bo dis
embarked and sent north Immediately
on Its arrival.
Tho Boer forces In tho neighborhood
of Paardeborg nro reported to bo-ac
tively engnged In marauding and In at
tempting to capture. Hrltlsh horses left
nn (tin vnt.lt nurttitr in i lintt wrnlr nnn.
progress upon tho part ot tho loyalist
nf Pnnn fnirttwt fn inn ntinnVfiMnn nt
of Capo Colony for tho annexation of
tho republics nnd tho punishment of
tho colonials who served In tho Doer
army. Meetings In support of this
policy havo been held in many import
ant centers under tlio auspices of tho
South African League.
Tho transportation of the prisoners
to St. Helena Is arousing tho anger of
tho Doers, who threaten to retaliate by
sending tho Hrltlsh prisoners to Koo
matipoort, reputed to bo tho worst fo
vcr den In South Africa.
The transport Norfolk sailed from
Southampton yesterdny for Capo Town
and had an enthusiastic send-off.
Speaking nt Trowbridge Saturday
evening Ht. Hon. Wnlter Humo Long,
M. 1'. for West Derby, Liverpool, said
when tho war was over Great Britain
should havo to seo Hint the people ot
South Africa, no matter what their
color, religion or politics, havo equal
liberty. Ho could not say when tho
general election would take place, but
It would not bo until after the Govern
ment had completed Its task.
Long Fight Ahead.
New York, March 31. A cable to tho
Sun from London says: Tho pros
pects of nn early ending of tho war In
South Afrlen aro not so bright as they
seemed a fow days ago. The exten
sion of tho campaign into tho African
nutunin, with n prospect of Its lasting
until midwinter, has seriously nltered
tho Hrltlsh plans." No prcpatutlona
had been mndo by tho War Offlco for a
winter campaign, and tho cold weather
equipment of tho troops is only now
going out. Tho heavy autumn rains
havo turned tho country let') n quag
mire. Tho horses arc exhausted and
heavy guna havo moved scarcely a
nillo dally.
It Is said that General Hoberts re
called General Mcthuen from tho at
tempt to relievo Mafeklng, and that
Colonel Hadcn-I'owcll has been left to
woik out his own salvation. Neatly
100,000 men, it Is computed, will bo
necessary to guard tho communica
tions when tho inarch from Hlocnifon-
teln to Pretoria Ir undertaken. It Is
for several days past.
It is now accepted as tho first prin
ciple by tho Hrltlsh commandeis that
their troops, to bo successful, must bo
overwhelmingly superior In numbers
to tho enemy. It Is obvious, therefore,
that Lord Roberts has no men to pnro
tlio nccompUshmeiit of
ills task,
although the total ot tho British troops
in South Africa amounts to zuu.uuu,
whllo tho Boercs number only -10,000.
Tho Hrltlsh nro still far from masters
of the situation nnd tho most difficult
work of tho war is still to bo accom
plished. Boer Cournfje Strong.
London, March 30. Tho Bloemfon
teln correspondent of tho Morning J'ost
telcgrnphlng Wednesday says: Presi
dent Kruger boasts his Intention to ro
tuko Hlocmfontein within a week, nnd
it appears probablo that tho Boers aro
advancing in force southward.
London, March 30. 4 a. m. Tho
lioers nro conccntratinlg in forco
nbout 15 miles north of Bloomfontcln,
In the rear of Glen, and Lord Roberts
is sending forward troops to cngago
them. Thn Seventh Cavalry division
OF BATTLE
tcenth brigade and two cavalry reel
ments that arc holding Glen and it3
environs.
It docs not seem probable that the
Ilocrs will give serious battle In tlio
fairly open country north of Glen. Still
their evident strength Indicates more
than a corps of observation.
Ulundcrt; 111 Splon Kop.
New York, March 31. Correspon
dence of the Associated Press from
London, dated March 21, states: An
Ofllccr present nt Splon Kop writes in
Today such a scathing description of
tho tactics employed In tills light that
the editorial columns of that paper
say: "Napoleon's bitter commentary
cornea to mind: 'Lions led by asses;
and It is not tho asses who pay the
toll.' "
London Is Alnd.
London, March 31. As n nation nnd
as Individuals tho Llrltlsh an vcr
wroth over the Delngoa Hay. Ituiiwnr
award. Th envcrago opinion Is that
this is merely the latest lustnnco '.vhero
tho countr yhns got tho worst end by
trusting to arbitration.
IJocph DcHtroying ftllncH.
Prctorln, March 26. Adlspateh re
ceived hero from tho Boer headquar
ters In Natal announces that the de
struction continues of coal mines like
ly to bo useful to tho British.
Col. Cough Killed.
London, March 31. Lord Hobcrts re
ports the death at Norvals Pont on
Wednesday, March 28, of Colonel tho
Hon. George Hugh Cough, C. 11.
Prisoners fur He. Ilclcnn.
Capo Town, March 31.Tho flrBt
batch of prisoners started today tor
St. Helena.
ELECTRIC CARS JULY 4
C. S. Dcsky was unublo to return
in tho Hongkong Mnru, on account ot
tho unsatisfactory stato of liU wlfo's
hcaltn. Ho was making good progress,
however, In getting assembled tho elec
tric railway equipment for Kaluhinl
boulevard. The material wa3 to bo
shipped by steamer Instead of sailing
vessel, as Mr. Desky was determined
to havo n free clccti ic ear excursion up
Pacific Heights on tho Fourth ot July.
It is only about n year sinco Mr.
Dcsky began to construct tho boule
vard, nnd today a coach can bo driven
over it to a height of about 900 feet
abovo sen level. Tho roadbed being
largely cut out ot rock ell lis and solid
ly built, with a grade only in n fow
short stretches moro than six and a
half feet In tho hundred, makes ono ot
tho llncst driveways In Honolulu. Mr.
Pratt, who is handling tho Pacific
Heights business, op Saturday drove up
with Mr. Lo Munyon nnd n Uutletln
man In a carriage drawn by a span of
horses. With tho coachmnn tbero wcro
four persons, but tho time from Doro-
tnnla street to a height of C50 feet waa
only twenty minutes. When Fori
street Is opened, It will bo nn easy
drlvo ot fifteen minutes from tho heart
of town to tho summit.
At tho upper end there remain finish
ing touches to bo dono to tho boulo
vnrd. Many branches nro graded and n
main Btrect is laid out through tlio"""1 b' M,r'Prat'' V'.f " """'"J
... ... .. .1 Iia tin nviifiptfitlnn fn.it tli.i Inrr'trirv ..r
lots rroni nouom to top, to give snort
cuts from tho boulevard at different
points. The slto for tho hotel nt 850
feet Is graded. It commands a view of
Nuunnii pall from ono sldo and prac
tically tho wholo of this sldo of tho Isl
and .Including tho city, to whero tho
horizon dips into tho ocean, from ovcry
part of tho grounds. Elegcna mansions
1 . . .
aro in various stages of construction on
dlffeient liatidB. C. W. Booth's white
cnstlo stands nut in front, conspicuous
from many parta of tho city and tho
wholo sea approach. Mr. Piatt nnd
Mr. Kerr tho architect havo very at
1110 arciiueci uavo very ai -
tractlvo houses, tho fornior nearly
finished, on tho boulevard lino nt 050
feet. Several other proprietors havo
either houses started or material for
construction on tho ground. Col. W.
V. Allen and others havo their loti
,.ln..rn,l Mn B M rncllr. Mr. W C
i)o.i. n.,.i u'iV wiii.,m,,.)i,i
projective builders.
"
Suit Agnlnst CnHtle Hstnte.
J. A. Oilman, administrator of tho
estate ot John Phillips, deceased, lias
brought suit against tho 8. N. Cnstlo
Estate, Ltd., for damages In tho sum
of $:03i.30 with Interest at legal rato
from March 2fi, 1900. It is clnlmcd
that tho defendant agreed with the
plaintiff's deceased that said deceased
should furnish materials for, and do
tho work for certain property of tho
defendant in Mnnon valley and on
King street nnd that tlio defendant
promised to pay whatever tho work and
materials should then bo worth sccord
lng to fair market rates. Tho work
was dono and It la alleged, the defend
ant now refuseB to pay,
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Toko Laxatlvo Bromo Qulnino Tablets.
All druggists refund tho money If It
fails to cure. E. W. Grovo's slgnaturo
Is on each box, 25 cents.
COMMANDS THE SITUATION
Conncll
of State Does So
Court of Claims.
With
Mr. Hagoon R qufsltd by Extcutlv lo Incur
Nj More Expti.se - Suiplhs for RtJ cud
Cnlncse Immigrants.
When tho matter of tho Court of
Claims camo up at the Executive Coun
cil tills morning, Mr. Mugoon, picaldeni
of tbo Court, was sent for, and on his
arrival President Oolo stntotl to him
that tho Council of Stnto having as
sumed tho responsibility ot slopping
tho operations of tlio Court, the Incen
tive cousidurcil that :iu. h rcsponslbilliy
should rest with th.it body nnd would
advise that tho Court ndjoiiru lo meet
at tho call of Hh pr.-shh-nt, and that
no expenso ciiould be incurred pending
an appropriation to niiit the obliga
tion. Tho question was raised as to wheth
er or not tho clerk should bo retained
to receive, claims. Mr. Mngoun stated
that there wcro thrco clnlnvi filed on
Saturday and lie understood a good
many moro would coins In today.
About 1,000 blanks fo. filing claims had
been distributed upon application. It
was decided, however, that all opera
tions should bo discontinued for tho
present. Mr. Mngoon ssld that this
would bo agreeable to tho Commission
ers. President Dole. In nnswr to a nues-
tlon tills afternoon, said that tho .
Executive would probably leport tho Tho district, says tin report, is tn
result of its consldcatlon of tho matter no straits for goods ns people In Iiono
to tho Council of State, adding, "Tho lulu Intimate; there are plenty of
Council of Stnto Is in command of tho I goods In HHo for all and will he, as
situation." I ships come there regularly from the
Two petitions wcro received from tlio Coast.
Japanese nnd Hawaiian, respectively, Dr. Mooro closes liU letter to the
nt Kallhl detention enmn nsklnc to Hoard of Health with these words:
bo allowed to remain theio. They wcro I
referred to tho Minister of tlio interior
to make investigation nnd leport.
Minister Mott-Smllh read n letter
dated April 1 from tho Jnpaneso con-
sul with regard to tho Court of Claims,
and the Minister's reply thereto dated
April C. Ho nlso read u letter from .
Special Agent Hnrtwell dated at Wash
ington on March 20.
Tho application of the Hawaiian
Electric Co. for nmcndir.rnt to Its
charter was deferred till tomoriow.
After tho bcsslou a petition of Chi
iicbo and Japanese relative to tho
Court of Claims was prrsntcd to
President Dole by n representative
each or thoso nationalises.
At tho meeting n petition from cer
tain business men was tecrived, ask
ing for tlio payment of bills amounting
to J241S.0I, for goods pirclmscd bo-1
tween December 189S nnd March 1899 .
on account of Chinese who ni rt refus
ed lauding by United States Inspector
J. K. nrown. No action wan taken.
Hawaii tn Coinage Bill
Incorporated and Chcnged
Mr. Hnrtwell, in his letter to tho
Minister of Foreign Affairs mentioned
In tlio Executive Council report, Mates
that Mr. Hill of Connecticut was light
lug tho Territorial bit on the point
bo no expectation that tlio Territory of
Hawaii should ever become n State.
This wii3 llablo to provoke bomo dis
cussion. 'I'liD letter nlso state that tho Hawa
iian colnngo bill of the Commissioners
mm iiuvn iiiuurpiHiUJi in me irniiui -
lnl bill. It nrovldcu that Hawalan l -
' ver coins not m itllatod or abraded
ulit.ll tin l-rt.i. lwl fii fill .Inna Tn fli.,
hIiuII ho received for nil dues to tho
governments of 1 lawn 1 1 and tho United
States, but shall not he again put into
circulation. They shall bo received nt
tho mints aa United Stales coins. hen
received by cither government In sums
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' "' """; 'T1 l" T T,.u l . 7, " . '. .
"i'- ' ' "" '"
hn , ' ranclsco nnd rcco.ii.-d In P ecca
"f thP "? denomination as neaily as
' '1,a' l,- Iho Miiensoiil Iraiwpoilutloii
1h '"l"0 ?,",ur hy ll,c ,nl,e'1 Stat"3
UlKl ilaWnll.
If directeil by tho Scvetnry of tho
I Treasury, customs mid revenue omrcrn
I mini iiVfilintiini Linliilnl'.l (lltfiit xillie nf
urn VAVimiiriV aiuiiu tut riim vuuin i
tho United Stutcs fo.' Hawaiian coins
nt their face value.
Mutilated or abraded coins may bt
exchanged In sums not less than $50
for ,uin value. llnuallau coins
shall bo legal tender for debts In Ha
waii until January 1, 190.1.
Silver certificates of Hawaii hliall bo
redeemed by tho Territorial Govern
ment on or beforo January 1, 1901.
TRANSPORT GRANT.
Tho U. S. Army Transport Grant,
Beaufort commander, arrived In port
and anchored off tho Pacific M.tll whurf
nt about 10:15 a. 111. today, a llttlo
short of eight days from San Francis
co. She will tnko on J0 tmn of coal
and sail for Manila .lomn tlnn tomor
row afternoon.
THE WATERMAN IDEAL FOUN
TAIN PEN. All sizes, all shapes. II. F.
WICHMAN.
HILO WANTS NO GOODS
Its Health Board Officially Declares
the Port Clem.
R quest Ttiat H) lloie Goods Be Shipped From
Honolulu -(letting of the Board This Af-
ttmoon to Consider Moort's Ltlhr.
No new cases of plague wer
crcportcd up to li:0 this nt
tctuoon and no Mibplelotm
cases had been returned by tho
call physicians.
At 1:30 o'clock Prlvato Sec
retary Hendry notified Dr.
Jobo that no further" inocula
tions of prophylactic would bo
mndo today owing to nn Im
portant meeting of tne L't-ard
of Health which had Just Lecu
called.
It has been practically do
cldcd that the sIcltne.M at Koo
lau Is not plaguo. Dr. Wood
of Wuialua visited t.iu pnllnnu
Sunday nnd found no nerloun
symptoms.
Tho Hoard of Health meets In spe
cial session at ' o'clock this afternoon
to consider a letter just received from
Dr. Moore of Hilo, which declares that
at n meeting held April 2d it was offi
cially declared that Hilo was ,i clean
port and desires to remain so. To this
end tho health agents of Hilo demand
that no moro goods bo shipped from
Honolulu to tho port of Hilo.
"The town of Hilo nnd tho district
thereof Is with us nuJ wo wish tills to
bo understood; If this movement of
ours Is not nllowcd by tho Hoard of
Health of Honolulu, for protection to
ourselves nnd community, then wo, na
n body, will no longer net na ngenta of
tho Hoard of Health
Tho meeting this afternoon will con
sider exclusively tho hilo de
termination and will probably bo n
long one. Minister Cooper will prob
ably not be present ns buslnes ciil
him elsewhere.
At the Orpheum.
Tonight nnd tomorrow will bo Uie
closing performances of tho Hoganltcs.
In deference to tho wishes of many of
tho Orpheum imtrons, Uncla Tom's
rnltlm titlll list it 1 1 It il rn Anil A ! . rt 1
mnBtrcl program pr'ovo tho vehtc'lo
fnr ho Introduction of a Herlea of "rr-
quested" numbers by admirers of Ho
gan and tho other sololstB of thn com
pany. The Hognnltes havo hud ft most
satisfactory engagement both financial
ly and from tho niidlcnce'a point cf
view nnd many will bo Borry to nee
them sail on Wednesday. It Ib prob
able, that these two farewell nights
will bo crowded with people anxious to
catch a Inst glimpse, hear the last sonx
nnd laugh at the last Joko of tho popu-
liJr r()nmian ni, hs clever company.
dmlgc Pcrry'tt IIImcks.
A tclcphono mejiago from Judge
Perry's family to tho Judiciary depart
ment this morning announced that tho
Judge will not bo nblo to resume his
duties for at least two weeks.
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the times it's a reliable shoe
for little money.
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