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-VCV "F?"VfZR f r ,,'V- 'VS?. iprwfarr' mM4'iyryy ' - TW " "jpf THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1900. ? TtarS W I "A Lines or Oceanic Steamship Company J TIME TABLE. The Flno TasBonger Steamers o This Line Will Arrive at and Leave This Fort ao Hereunder. From. San Franoisco: AlAMEDA.... AUSTRALIA.. MARIPOSA... AUSTRALIA.. MOANA....... AUSTRALIA.. .. Junto June to .. July 4 ...July 18 ...Aug i In connection wltb the sailing of the abovo otonraera, tbe Agonts are prepared to issuo, to intending passongora, coupon through liokets by any railroad from San Francisco, to all points in tbe United States, and from Now York by aw. rhamahip line to all European ports. For farther particulars apply to Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Limited,, General Agents Pacific Mail jccidental and Oriental Steamship Co, $& Toyo Kisen Kaisha , Staamtrs of tht above companies wilt call at Honolulu and Itava this pott on of about lot . ....datta blow mentioned:.... For Japan and China: Coptic M"! America Mam May t6 felting June J Gaelic Jimei Hongkong Maru ..junt 11 f.jr gtntral Inlornatlon apply to H. Hackfeld & Canadian - Aiistraliao Royal Hail Steamship Ctnpuj. iWS'eanurt of Uia above line, running In connection otto, the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. ttlwatn Vencouer, n. C. and Sydney, N. S. W.. and calling at Vlctotla, C. C, Honolulu and BMibane ire II UK AT 1IOMIjUIIJ on or about tht date below ttated, via t ROM VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA, B. C, Ioi Biltbant and Sydney: I Aorangl Junt 9 Wartlmoo July 7 Mlovtera Aug. 4 WTbrough ticket! lasued Iron Honolulu to Canada, Unlltd Statea and Europe. For Freight and Peerage and all general Information, apply to Thco. H. Davles & Co., Ltd., Gen'l Agents. r Lines of Travel. Wilder Stemliio Co., Ltd. TiriE TABLE. S. S. Kinau, FREEMAN, Master, MOLOKAI, MAUI, HAWAII. Change in Sailing of astmr. "ivinau. On and after Tuesday, Nov. C, the teamer KINAU wm sau aunt nuuu lulu on Tuesdays at 12 noon, for Kau nakakal, Lahalna, Maalaca Day, Klhol, Makena, Kawaihao, Mahukona, Lau sanoehoo and Hllo. Returning will sail from Hllo on Ev.u.n r m.. fnr nlinvp named ports, arriving In Honolulu on Satur- QQ.YS Passengers and freight will bo taken for Makena, Mahukona, Kawaihao, Hl lo', Hakalau, Honomu, Papalkou and Passengers and PACKAGES ONLY will bo taken lor K.aunaKuui, , Maalaca Day, Klhel and Laupahoehoe S. S. Claudlne. CAMERON, Master. MAUI. Will leavo Honolulu every Tuesday at 5 p. m. touching at Lahalna, Ka- hulul, Nahlku, Hana. Hamoa and Kl- ryahulu, Maul. Returning, touches at Above named ports, arriving In Hono- , lllu Sunday mornings. Will call at Nuu. Kaupo, onco each nonth. S. S. Lchua, DENNETT, Master. MOLOKAI, MAUI, LANAI. Balls overy Monday for Kaunakakal, Kamalo, Maunalol, Kalaupapa, Lahal na, Honolua, Olowatu. Returning ar rives at Honolulu Saturday mornings. This company reserves tho right to mako changes In tho tlmo otdeparture nd arrival of Its steamers WITHOUT NOTICE, and It will not bo responsible for any consequences arising thero- Conslgnecs must bo at tho landing to rccolvo tholr freight This com oany will not hold itself responsible for freight after It has been landed. .Live stock received only at owners risk This company will not bo responsible for money or valuables of passengers nnless placed in tho care of tho pur- J -.,o em rniirRtr(l to nurchaso V tickets before embarking. Those fall 1 Ins to do bo will bo oubjoct to an ad ditional charge of twenty-flvo per cent Tho company will not bo liable for loss of, nor injury to, nor delay In, tho- delivery of baggago or personal srxGCus oi m ywou5. wvrfw uv i amount of 100.00, unless tho value of 1 the same be declared, at or bnfore the .3 Issuo of the ticket, and freight paid i tkoreon. . Travel. For San r-i-wn-cisco. AUSTRALIA May it MARIPOSA May.) AUSTRALIA Junt it MOANA Junn . AUSTRALIA July 10 ALAMEDA July to AUSTRALIA Aug? Oceanic S. S. Co. Steamship Go. For San Francisco: Gaelic May it Hongkong Mam.... May ag China ' June 5 Doric .....June 11 mppon maru june 11 Co., Ltd., Agents. FROM SYDNEY AND BRISBANE, Fof Victoria and Vancouver (B. C): Iwarrtmoo June 0 Mlowera July 4 Aorangl Aug. 1 Lines of Travel. All employes of the company aro for bidden to receive freight without de livering a shipment receipt therefor in the form prescribed, by the Company, and which may be seen by shippers upon application to the pursers of the Company's steamers. Shippers are notified that it freight Is shipped without such receplt it will be solely at the risk of the shipper. C. L. WIGHT. President S. D. ROSE, Secretary. CAPT. T. K. CLARKE, Port Supt UNION PACIFIC "The Overland Route" Is Tblrteen Hours Quicker Tban via Any Other Route. 'The Overland Limited" Runs Everyday In the ' Year Buffet, Smoking and Library Cars with Barber Shop and Pleasant Reading Rooms Dining Cars (Meals a-la-carte) Drawing Room Palace Sleepers etc. No Change of Cars. D. W. HITCHCOCK, Genral Agent, i Montgomery St., San Francisco. J. H. LOTHROP, General Agent, 35 Third street, Portland, Oregon. E. L. LOMAX. G. P. & T. A., 1472 Omaha, Nebraska. 0. R. & L. Co. TIME TABLE. From and After January 1,1 lfi9. TRAIN8. STATIONS. Dally Dally luutwaro) ti. aun, A.M. Honolulu ..... :io L-allr A.M. tl. Sun. Dally Dally AM, P.M. r.m. '$ Pearl City.... 803 11:05 11:40 it.sa JtIS 3:0 40s f.J I:4 0:15 5:10 J:so 0:10 a: r-4 Bvamiu Walanae Walalua...... Cabuku STATIONS. (Inward) 8.33 10:08 10:50 i:S5 ia:ia Daily ai Sun. Dally Dally Dally P.M. P.Af. slahukn. A.m. A.m. J'35 6:10 7:10 a:oS 1:50 1:55 : 4!5 Walalua Walanaa SwaMIII -to PaailCity 6:1s :J 8.03 :i5 1:05 IIJO ftiofloium 0; fwnuiuiu,, .....,,,,, Diyj e;j a 05 5' F. C. Smith, Gon'l Pass. A Ticket 10 Agent. Q. P. Dknibon, Superintendent 88 Cities, via Chinese and Japanese Firms. IH&gud& BoBfdman EMPLOYMENT and KEAL ESTATE AGENTS ss Domestic Servants, Sailors and General Laborers. Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 3 p. m Telephone 917. P. O. Box 862. Room 1, Spreckols Block H6J Y. MASUDA, Portraits Done in Crayon or Oil. Pictures Framed In any style Framed Pictures for sale. New Mouldings for Frames have arrived. King and Alapai streets, Near Honolulu Slock Yards. 146C1 Notice. O T S TT TZ .A. . CONTRACTOR. Is Prepared to Supply at Short Notice STONE FOR nUILTUNG PURPOSES SOIL FOR FILLING & GRADING GRAVEL, Etc. At Lowest Prices Pleano apply or leave orders at nlllcc of J. L. Kauliikou, 1401 Relhcl strci't. matikn V. 0. W. W. AHAiiA ' Merchant Tailor 323 Nunanu ft, Cine Suitings In Eugiisn, Scotch and Aniurlcnn Good "de to ordor. felophono 668. PostolUco box 9S6. iWAaioia Watolnnakor and Jowollor. GOLD AND bILVER PLATING. 213 X King street. 1277 T. KATSUNUMA SjCo. A. K. OZAWA, Manager. GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY. Temporary Office: Rook, j ucttalri Spreckeli bull. Ing.Tel. S44. Y. MAN SING- Has Removed From Fort Street to 311 Nuuanu Street, opp. Goo Kim's LADIES' UNDERWEAR. Dresses Made To Order. HOP HONG, Merchant Tailor, A Tinb Assortment op American. English and SCOTCH CLOTH ON HAND ,., No. )io Nuuanu atreet. Honolulu, II. I. i Good work anj first-class fit guaranteed. v.ioines Cleaned anJ Kepalred. wing rurisro ..Corner alaxea and Kino Streets. CGROCERY AND FRESH FRUITS nlvv.iv nn Vi.nrvl PRPQH P1MCADUII cc for special order, and CALIFORNIA rnuna Dy every sieamer ana also ISL AND BUTTER. Delivery Free. Tel. 3C3 I480 L. CHONG, No. 6 Nuuanu St., btlow Mercttct, llonoulu. MERCHANT : TAILOR "Sult guarantee! to fit aol In titta ftylet Clothlnr naito to order: Uniforms a specialty Ctotbt' .leaned and repaired at rrasonabla'rates. W n.ii, .i.i w.i. . im 1 m it ., .ana. The World Register Keeps tlio Cash whllo you aro busy, Tiy one 0 Eook Prices On Maible and Granite. MONUMENTS and CEMETERY WORK. . . Fences and Lawn Furniture Haw'D Hod Fence ani Honnmental Co, 841 KhiK Stroot, GHAS. GMMER C. A. GROTE Merchant -:- Tailors CLOTHING Cleaned and Repaired OUR SPECIALTY. FIRST - CLASS WORK GUARANTEED Union St. near Hotel. 1509 REFORMATION IN CHINA LKrora the Celestial Kmplre. There Is every reason to believe that not a few of the olTlclals who hailed with delight the eclipse of the former party are beglnnlnR to change their tune somewhat. They were nulto pleased to have th cparty that believes In "squeezing" In power, and to hearti ly practice that Cclcslnl nrt without let or hindrance. They, however, did not bargain for the ntmosphcro of rest lessness nnd suspicion which now per vades the palace, causing Its Inhabi tants to take fright at almost any thing. Downright bad ofllclals who aro ablo to diagnose accurately tho pres ent temper of their superiors aro not averse to taking advantage of It to wreck tho careers of men who stand In their way. 'I no accusing and cotintcr- nccuslug whlcii Is going on Is doubtless making ninny apprehensive ns to their ititurc, so that honest magistrates and thcro aro such and bad ones aro alike to bo pitied nt present. Some who have sought to protect and Indemnify native Christians who liml suffered loss at the hands of the lioxers hnd some Rood stiff tuljrctlvcs tin own nt them, whllo some who did nothing have met' with slim nr treatment. After nil, ihc lot of n Chinese mandarin Is not an envl -blc one. l'Yonuently, of late, our northern cor respondent has heard that tho Emperor has given up all thought of reforming his country, and has onco more settled quietly down, under tho domination of tho clever Kmpress-Downgcr. If all re ports he true, till quite lately ho had maintained a vigorous protest against tho doings of his aunt, and denounced tho retrogression carried on In his name. It may be that he has found out tho ltfiolessncss, under present circum stances, of openly opposing the current of conservatism which flows so strong ly, llcsldcs, ho may not fully relish the way In which his death Is spoken of, nor the pleasure with which tho near prospect of that event Is contem plated by those around hlm. Kipling timl Ui'Hlli Public. London, May 3. The Dally Chron icle publishes nn Interview with Ilutl ynrcl Kipling. When asked to what he attributed the Ilritish military iinpic paicduess, he replied: "Mainly to tho great Ililtlsh public, who have novcr taken the army seriously, nnd who havo thus unconsciously encouraged tho Bystem of playing at soldiers; to peoplo who havo objected to rllly ranges, because they made a noise, or were dangerous to Individuals who got In the way; to people who have mado so much fuss about n dozen soldiers going through n fnrmynid as if a field day were 11 bean feast, anil consequent ly helped to mako proper maneuvers for many years nn Imposslb'.lty; and to people who think an officer n cad If lie wears the Queen's uniform when not on nrtual duty. These havo been preparing the way for Storniberg. Mn gcrsfoiitcln and the rest. The result has been the loss of thousands of lives." l Fighting Ship Subsidy. Washington, May 3. Tho foreign shipping Interests opposing tho ship ping bill nre chiefly those engaged In tho trans-Atlantic trade, and they are centering their opposition upon the on ly American line in competition with them In tho European trade, by alleg ing that tho Standard, Oil Company controls that lino, which statement Is absolutely untrue; by alleging that one-third of the money available will go to that one line, which Is nlso un true; by alleging that slow freight car riers arc more useful to tho nation In time of war than aro fast steamships, which our war with Spain demonstrat ed to be untrue. It Is the consuming fear of tbe.so foreign steamship lines that the bill will strengthen tho Ameri can lino and cause largo nddltlons to Its fleet from Amcrlcnu shipyards, nnd they have tho best of reasons for Just that fear. TIDES. Vrf iff !r?UF Id H DAY. ? -J p. in a. in., m p.Ti. 3 14 8 51. 11 w j. 56 ) 5 a-m 4,41 to os o JU I I 5.31, o 0-50 6)3 1 41 I 40 I m I 7. j) j i 1 30 m p m 1 19 10 a 06 I I 10.30 1 06 3 41 Monday TuesJay M J WeJnesJay 6 5H TliurjJny n 6.IJ jj Friday 18 7." 1 0, SaturJay Sunday i"i ' 'V' . 8 48 1.6 Monlay . , 9 48 1.4 Last quarter of the moon on tho 21st nt 10:01 n. in. PER S. S. AUSTRALIA. Just landed a. full lino of grapes, ap ples, oranges, lemons, celery, cabbage, cauliflower, cranberries, burbank and ; red potatoes, dates, salmon, flounders, halibut, crabs, Eastern und California oysters (In tin and shell,) turkeys, chickens, ducks, quail. A lull lino of canned goods. CAMARIN03' REFRI GERATOR Guerrero & Iloko, tho new grocery on Miller street, Just ubovo tho Methodist church, will sell you flrct class goods at almost coat. It will pay you to call. The ubo of the Singer In millions 0! homes obowB the AnprccedenOil suc cess of theso ldecl sowing nuuMncs. It Is convincing proof that the Singer excels In all kinds of family vvlng and nrt needle work. All our f. Tiing machines aro of the best construojon, beautifully decorated, and uro mounted on sleectcd woods in finely finished cabinets of artistic, designs. B. Ber geruen, agent, 16 Bethel street Catton, Neill Boilermakers : : . .A-gexits for. The - General - R1SD0N lEOlN WOEP, San jFreixioiBoo, - OtallfornisL. ENGINEERS AND BUILDERS. fliih Duty Pumping Machinery, j Heine Boilers, Plain Tubular Boilers, Corliss Engines, Can Ort, t vacuum Pans, and all machinery for the complete equipment of Sugar Mills. j Office: Progress Block, , PORT AND BnitETANlA STREETS, - - HONOLULU. If. I Fulton Engineering and .SUCCESSORS TO, FULTON IBON WOBKiV ENGINEERS AND BUILDERS OF High Duty Pumping Engines, Corliss Marine and Mill Engines, Marine anp Stationery Boilers. Estimates furnished for all classes of machinery, and for the equipment of comjx'it power plants. Representative In the Hawaiian (standi. OFFICE : Fort street, between Merchant and King streets. nflg THE0.EMVIES&C0.,M Merchants and Commission Agents Carrj Complete Line of Hardware, Crockery, Saddlery, &c. Pitfac Oils and White Lead. GENERAL PLANTATION SUPPLIES. Agents for Clariphos & Dick's Balata Belting, ' This Belting is acknowledged by several a' 'he most expert englneom 0 t Islands to be the best, most durable, and least expensive. Also Agents for Kelchefer Bros.' GRAY AGATE WARE, of whlchaftll Is carried. A good selection of IRON BEDSTEADS, MATTING, LINOLEUM, LAViW MOWERS, GARDEN HOSE AND FITTINGS. Lime. Cement, Fire Clay and Fire Brick. Wffia lEnEEBilSK'iSJaHPJSE Carriage Maker General Repairing. Painting, Blaoksmithing, Trimming. Phaotonp, Buggies and Hacks Manufactured- IIIGII-CL.4.SS WORK. ;ii,HH)MW3iwflmBawflaniiEJWiraBm For Sandwiches and Luncheon. Chlckon Loaf, Cottage Loaf, Veal Loaf, Ham Loaf, Itoef Loaf, Slice thin Servo 'cold, Excollentforniidwlches and Luuchoon. For aula by Telephone 110. Hasiclans. V.H.SEA, TEACHER OF Guitar, Mandolin, Zither, and TJkulolo. earDuring my absence atOmpMa Mr. Ames, of Wall, Nichols Co., will hae charge oT my pupils. IF a "U. 1 IE3 gf X 37-, VIOLINIST. 16 Beretanla Street, Will rerelve a limited number of pupils. Orchestra furnished for parties 'and balls. Telephone 456. Music. ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER Vocal Studio, "Mlgnon," 720 BereUnla street. Tel. 1114. 1171 B. K. KAAI, Teacher of ' jitar, Mandolin, Zltbar' Ukulele and Taro Patch. Orders to bo left caro of Wall, Nichols Co., Mid at Sorgstrom Miudo Oo.'sJ 1260 & Co., Ltd, E3 25S : Electrician. and : Electric - Companj Shipbuilding Works, ChaSt Hustace, 212 King stront, nnxt to tbo Arlloavut. Plumbers, Etc. PLUMBER, 75 and 79 King Street TELEPHONE NO." 31 NOW Is tho tlmo to get lefcr utf breakages coen to, and year Roofs Put In 0"d8t Jly competent workTw. For the Plumbing On that now boneo that you etc about to build or tho altersifow yon aro intending to) mniQ on your proporty. Gall and too m and got an eatimato. JAS. NOTT. Jr. Fraotical Tinsmith and Plumbe. 8hon: Ikirntanla ulrnnt A jnn.... of Punchbowl. F.'jono fill. Houro 7 a. ui, to 5 p. m. Jobbing promptly attonded ta. BISK HAAHEO, King stroot, neH. Railroad Depot, i'hunbor and TmBmjluJ Satisfaotloa gnarantood. All work promptly and careroHy ttended to. af ii J i