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V v EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, H. T., SATU11DAV, JUNE S, 1901. Plumbers' Etc. This Is No Lead Pipe Cinch. I am not out to rob the public but simply to earn a living In a legitimate way. My motto Is "Honest Work at hon est prices." 1 Have Moved my plumbing business to the CORNER OF BERET ANIA AND EMMA STS. Telephone, White J57I, where I have In stock the following goods : BATH TUBS, enameled Iron and steel clad, with nlckle plated trimmings; also wood, zinc lined. Water Closets, Wash Out, and Syphon, jet style". Sinks of Pressed Steel, both galvanized and enameled. Lavatories, enameled Iron, and marble with nlckle plated trimmings. Wash Trays, enameled Iron with wood cover. Slop Sinks, enameled Iron. Hot Water Boilers and Stands Water Pipe, Faucets and Trim, m'ngs, Galvanized Iron, Gut ters, Cornices, Stone Pipe, Tin Roofing, Etc. Jobbing Promptly attended to. Estimates Furnished. Work and Materials Guaran teed. Your Trade Is Solicited. JaS. Nott, Jr., SanitaiT Plumber. John ciu PLUMBER 75 and 79KingStreai TELEPHONE NO. 81. SOW Is the time to get totfa at. breakages Men to, and yrai Roofs Put In Ordei By compotaiit worlrwt. V HONOLULU SHEET METAL WORKS H. W. BARTH. Galvanized Iron Skylights and Ventilator Metal Rooting. Conductor Pipe and Gutter Work. Richer! Street, Ul. Qun n4 M.rclunt Honolulu Joeb if promptly atteodefl to. Tel. White 41 P. O. Box 270, Notice to Property Owners. 1 have In my employ FOUR FIRST CLASS PLUMBERS from the Coast. I am now ready to figure on your work at the lowest prices. My men are Union Men Give me a trial. 1 C. H. BROWN, Territory Stable. King St. Beer and Wine Dealers. LOVEJOY & Cp. iMrOBTBBS, AMD WEOLHSAH Wino M Lipr Dealers. ataatl lor the Bottled RalDler Beer of nettle. No, 19 Ncuano Strbbt Fetter Block, Honolulu. Hawaii.it Iiujdi, P. O.Bomt. Muluil Telepboove lot. CONSOLIDATED SODA WATER CO., Ltd. Esplanade, Corner Allen and Fort Sts., Honolulu Gonsalves & Co., LIMITED. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS. 22? Queen St., Honolulu, H. I Surgeons, Physicians and Dentists. Dr. Archibald N. Sinclair. OFFICES, TElE,!ONESt Rooviseo8-,o9, ofm:i, Mais, Jj, Boston ButlbiNO, Residence, Fort Street. White, .Mi. HOURS-11 A. m. TO t, P.M.! P.O. Box Set J.TO ) P. M : r ro 1 p. M. SUNDAYS If, P. M DR. W. H. MAYS 381 Beretnnla Street, HOURS to to 3 7to 8 SUNDAY-otott Telephone 6m DR. J. T. WAY80N, 445 BERETANIA ST. OFFICE HOURS J l' ' , !" 10:30 p.m. to 7:30p.m. ion SUNDAYS-10-u. TEL. Main 346 DR. C. A. PETERSON la rt-ODtted his office at . . . 26 Emma Street HOURS! 9-1! A.M.) 2- 4 P.M. r 7' 8 P.M. J TELEPHONE. 49) OR. WALTER HOFFMANN. BERETANIA STREET (opposite tht Hawaiian Hotel.) Telephone BIO. P. 0. Box. 601. Office hours: 8 to JO a. to.; 1 to S '. tn.;T to 8 p. m.;Sundays, 8 to 11 a. m. Dr. W. S. Noblitt LINCOLN BLOCK, KING STREUT, NEAR ALAKEA. OFFICB HO LPS 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. ; t p. m. to 8 p. n, SUMJAV 9 to 19 a. m. an4 ? to 8 p. m At Ka.ihl rcsMenct from J lo iVuj every ef nine, i8tmo Dr. F. J. Rayner, DENTIST. Crown and Bridge Specialist. . ho )rs q TO 4. 2CM Bostofn Block. DR. ALBERT E. NICHOLS IDentiet. 1 123 Alakea Street, next to Masonic Temple. Office Hours 9 to 4 K, C. WALL, D. D. S., O. E. y,'ALL, D. D. S., DENTISTS Lore Bu'.ldlng, Fort Street HoursjOto 4. Telephone 431. Dp. W. G. Rogers EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT SPECIALIST. N? Special Treatment for Deafness No charge for consultations. OFFICE-184 Hotel St., opp. V.M.CA, HOURS 0 to 12-3 to 4:30-7 to 8. "W The nuking and fitting of spectacles It our exc!usle bulne. We hae moJern scientific apparatus anj know ho to use It. Wt take all necessary care w thout pl'lni the price way up t hats' (tie way we mike a su.cess of It t ; j i A. N; SANFORD, MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN, BOSTON BLDQ , rOKT STtEET OVER MAY a CO. WORD HOOPUNIPUNI CAUSES TROUBLE Hoffman Saloon No Beer to Burn, But Beer to Beat the Band LARGE INVOICE OF Olympia Beer m IN DRAUGHT AND BOTTLE It has'nt come to stay ; It's going fast, but there's more com- Ing every month. L H. DEE, Prop. S. I. Shaw & Co. SOLE AGENTS TOR Lemps' St. Louis Beer Lemps'jExtra Pale and Tally iau UKA1NU8 Thelbestiof All Table Beers. CULMBACIIER A special beer recommended by physicians as an unsurpassed tonic for Invalids. BET TER THAN MALT EXTRACTS, We recom mend this beer to all persons In need of A uOOD TONIC All city orders dell verrd free of charge. Family trade our specialty. t TELEPHONE MAIN 1T4. Attorneys. Thomas Fitch Attorney at Law. 33 A. S., King St., Honolulu. i8l6-tm PrrtsoN J. A. Matthewman Peterson & Matthewman, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW .0. Boxi ij KAAHUMANU ST fllEPHONE, MAIN 168 J. M. KANEAKUA, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. OFFICE-Bethel St., near the Post Office. Chinese and Japanese Firms. SANG CHAN MERCHANT TAILOR Fine English and American Goods TWO STORES 65 Hotel street, and cor. Fort and Nuuanu P O Boxgti. TE1 WHITE g T. KATSUNUMA & Co. A. K. OZAWA. enter. GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY. .opor.ry OBce: Room , upiteli. Spi.ck.li bull! CLEANING! Lalies' klttc!eaneJ. Clothing cleaned, djeJ ini rtpstrei. Suits iTiaie to order, F.I guaranteed. Loetp.tci. TIM WO Fort Street, nor Kul.ul, enl ne.r Orpheum The.t.r. Price,. Cleanlog one suit, 7JCI i6fo-6m Dv.lng tultf, i Tlio weekly edition of the Evening Dulletln gives a complete summary of the nows of the day. The word "hoopunlpunl" when used In an ordinary tone Is not very venomous, but when It Is fired out ns from n catapult In the hot atmosphere of the Senate In the tono that Senator Knntiha used jesterday afternoon, It Is liable to bring to his feet In nn "upper-cut" pose the person or persons referred to. The word when used In n. mild tone of voice means an untruth or the telling of one cither black or white. Used with the rising Inflection In a loud tone of voice and accompanied by the contact of clinched fist with oaken desk, means "liar" plain and simple, besides the suggestion of a flstlc encounter. "Hoopunpunl" Is what put the Senators nt yesterday after noon's session In a mood that is unsafe for the collnr, the blood, the spleen, the desks and paraphernalia of n deliberative assembly, as well as n few other things. It came about in this manner: Mr. Kanuha had Just Introduced his majority report on the military Items, and the motion to adopt had been made. Mr. Carter arose with dlssectlng-kntfe In hand and began to slash away nt the report. He started out with the state ment that the annihilation of the military was the proposition of a few disgruntled spirits in the Senate who were harboring hard feel ings for what had gone by. Such action was both narrow and short sighted.. Every State and Territory in the Union was provided with a militia. Why should not Hawaii have Its militia? In conclu sion, Mr. Carter said: "The wjiole report shows a narrow-minded spite against the past." Mr. Kanuha arose to his feet with a spring, and there were signs of trouble on the horizon. Ho accused Mr. Carter of trying to "fool" and "Jiluff" the Senate, and then enme that word "hoopunlpuni." No sooner had he got this out of his mouth than Mr. Cecil Drown, who had been a disinterested listener, Jumped up as If ho had sat on a crooked pin. "I call the Senator to order, Mr. President, and I ask that he be made to apologize to this house for using that word." "How else can I express myself?" asked Mr. Kanuha. "That's the Idea I want to conxey." "I call the Senator to order!" shouted Mr. Cecil Urown. "Well, I don't sec how I am to use nny different language. I know what I am talking about." shouted back Mr. Kanuha. "Well, then, you're a liar," returned Mr. Brown. The Chair rapped with his gavel, Mr. Drown snt down, and Mr. Kantihn continued. This time the Senator made reference to the guns of the Boston and the overthrow of the monarchy. The Chair called him to order, and Mr. Kanuha said: "Excuse me." During the pauses In this speech Dr. Russel had been calling for the previous question, nnd now that It had been completed ho called again. There was a llitlo confusion here, and Mr. Cecil Brown arose to speak on the report. He was recognized by the Chair, but Dr. Ilus sel Insisted on the previous question. Mr. Knlauokalanl also aroso and stated that he had seconded tho motion. Mr. J. Urown said that Mr. Kalauokalani had not seconded tho motion until after Mr. C. Brown had been recognized by the Chair. Compliments tlcw thick nnd fast until the Chair ruled that Mr. Brown had the floor. Dr. Russel then appealed from the ruling of the Chair, nnd this was seconded by Mr. Kalauokalani. Mr. Carter moved to adjourn, but the motion was lost. More discussion followed, and Dr. Ittisscl ngaln called for the previous question. Mr. Cecil Brown retorted: "I nm going to say what I have to soy or you can put mo out of the room. I will stny here all night but I will have my say." The Chair having refused to cntertnln tho motion to adjourn or the motion appealing from his decision. Dr. Ilusscl sat down, and Mr. C. Brown went on with what he had to say, basing his argument for the retention of the military on the ground of self-preservation. Having finished his speech. Dr. Russel again moved the previous question, seconded by Mr. Kalauokalani. Again tho Chair refused to consider tho motion, saying that when the minority report was handed In, It was laid on the table, to be considered with the Ap propriation bill and tho majority leport. Tho previous question called for the adoption of tho majority report. Such action could not be taken, since neither the minority report nor the bill had been ta ken up for consideration. To solve the difficulty, Mr. J. Brown moved that the minority re port be taken from tho tabic and considered. This was Uuly sec onded nnd carried. At this point, Mr. C. Brown moved to adjourn until 10 o'clock Saturdny. This was seconded by Mr. White. A vota was called for, and the Chair, announcing a tie, cast his vote on the side of adjournment, picked up his hat, stepped down from tho plat form and started out of the hall amid a chorus of cries of "Kana Jua!" Dr. Itussel shouted out: "I charge that you are In contempt of this house. I declare that you have acted with partiality." Mr. Kanuha evidently had In his mind several things to say, but he was so angered that all he could get out was: "Wo are ashamed of you. You are not fit for that place." Mr. Kalauokalani, the Vlco President, almost choking with rage. Jumped to his feet, walked to the front of tho room, brushed past President Kaluo with nn angry look, took tho chair, and again called the house to order. Ho announced that, ns thero was no quorum, the Senate could hardly proceed to business. It would bo necessary to get another member. (It might bo stated Just here that all the Republicans, with Messrs. Kaluo and Wm. White, had left tho Senuto Chamber as soon as tho Chnlr had declared nn adjournment.) It was finally decided to send out after the missing members. Tho roll was callc.l, tho missing men "spotted" nnd the Sergcant-at-Arms ordered to bring in the deserting Senators. Tho Messenger was also ordered to let no Senator leave tho room. Hardly had tho Sorgeant-nt-Arms left than Mr. Cecil Brown walked Into tho room, locked tho drawers of his desk, took a piece of randy out of a bag on tho tnblo, put It Into his mouth, and went out whistling, "I don't caro If you never como back," a little off tho key. The remaining Senators settled down to a quiet smoke, to await the return of the Scrgeant-at-Arms. In the meantime, the House, hearing of tho hot wave over In the Senate, adjourned and flock ed over to the Bungalow. Tho Scrgeant-at-Arms returned nftcr n half-hour's search and re ported that he had seen all the missing Senators with the exception of Mr. Crnbbe, and that they had nil answered: "Wo won't go back. The Senate Is adjourned." He had been after Mr. Crabbc, who was absent from tho house during tho afternoon, but he had been un able to find him. Seeing that further procedure nloug this lino was folly, Mr. J. Brown moved to adjourn until 10 o'clock Saturday, and tho motion prevailed, not, however, beforti Dr Russel had preferred charges of contempt against the deserting members. The following report, dealing with plaguo bills, was presented by Dr. Russel when the Sennte first met yesterday afternoon, and It was laid on the tabic, to bo taken up with tho Appropriation bill: In regard to the unpaid bills of the Board of Health presented by the Secretary of tho said Board and referred to the Committee on Public Health, we beg to report as follows: 1. Of tho two lists for the amounts of J7.4t5.38 and $492.30 total, $7,937.08 wo recommend to striko out $285 on the bill of P. Harrison, which amount Is not duo and not recognized by the Board of Health, since tho said amount Is charged for moving F. Harrison's own furniture out of tho condemned premises. Tho bal nnco of $253 Is due to him nnd hns been paid. 3. There was a mistake of additions In the hrst bill of Hustace & Co. on the original list amounting to $100, which mistnko being corrected and all bills put together, gives a sum total of $528 due him nnd to be paid. 3. Tho bill of I.oy Hlng Co, of $10.C0 Is stricken out, no such man being found on Ilia place, according to the ntntoraent of tho local postmaster to the Board of Health. 4. A bill of Pala Plantntlon Company of $205.30, alleged to bo due for labor In suppressing tho bubonic plague on tho plantation Is stricken out. since, In our opinion, plantations had to contribute something In suppressing the dlecasrs In their own places, consid ering tho suffering and losses of private poor citizens that nover will bo adequately recompensed. C. The rest of the bills on the two lists, which havo been transferred to two new lists amounting to $7,072.91 nnd $192.30 total $7,5C3.21 wo find due. and recommend to bo paid, although tho Auditor, ns witnessed by tho Exhibit No. 1, lus refused to pay them, on technical grounds. All said bills nre approved by tho Board of Health, as witnessed by tho Exhibit No. 2. Tho Exhibit No. 3 relates to Secretary Wil cox's bill of $100. N. RUSSEL, J. B. KAOIII. Queen Victoria's funeral cost much less than many similar btato ceremo nies In England. Tho funeral of Lord Nelson Involved nn expenditure ot $200,000. Pitt's funeral cost as much and the Duke of Wellington's funeral cost $350,000.. Robert C. Wlnthrop Jr., has given Bowdoln College somo Interesting relics of Its first patron, James Bow doln, Including nn old dress suit of black xelvet, lined with white satin. There Is nlso an old dagger and a pair of dueling pistols. CcoycM0'CycyoyecooT Zititllihed 1710. WalterBaker&Go.'s Chocolate ana Cocoas For eating, drinking, ana cooking, rem, ciucious, la-rnmocs- H. wins etmp t co im Srkto,l Cora, M lb. till Brier. C.M.Ut. ,BMwMtn.d),l Sl'i.uti., v OmueSwMlCbocUU,.41b..kki. Q X roeeui .t LiAoiNaoeeotre. Y 9) Walter Baker &Oo. Ltd. $ X Vorchtiter, Hut., V, S. A. Tantalus Tree Cutting Subject ofConference The cutting of the forest trees on the heights by order ot Jared Smith, Director of the Experiment Station, has been tho source of much worry to cltl tens nnd officials who have seen tho trees grow from seedlings to full size. Acting Governor Cooper and J. H. Boyd made a tour of Inspection Thurs day nnd tho sight that met their eyes on Tantalus made them shed real tcari. Fifteen acres ot fine forest had been demolished by the nx, and smouldering fires showed how tho fahen trees had been disposed of. Yesterday Mr. Cooper sought an In terview with Mr. Smith upon the sub ject, and, after bearing Ms plans In de. tall, said that he felt much better. Th Acting Governor said to a Bulletin re porter: "Mr. Smith explains that he Is work Ins under the direction of his superi ors nt Washington nnd that they havo a well-matured plan which, when worked out, will result In great benefit to tho Islands. It vas necessary In these plans to havo a tract for experi mental services abovo tho 1,000-foot elevation. There was no other placo than tho one selected by Mr. Smith. 1 nm now preparing tho proclamation which will formally turn over to the Federal Government the tract for tht experiment Station." BRYAN AND THE GAMBLERS. Lincoln, Neb.. Slay 1C Mr. Bryan attacks Wall street In this week's Commoner. Ha says: "A record of Wall street's doings for the last week Is an Indictment against our boasted civilization. That such transactions are allowed Is as much a reflection upon the Intelligence of the country as It is upon the conscience of tho people. It Is little less than amaz Ing that a few men should bo permitted to corner the market for their oun self Ith purposes, beat down tho price of ono Btock and boom tho price of an other stock, demoralizing business and Jeopardizing the Interests of all classes of society. How will the historian i!e- scrlbo tho ago In which a petty thief In severely punished, while great crimi nals go unwhlpped? It often takes an object lesson to arouse tho people to tho evils of a bad system, and the re cent fluctuations In the stock market. costly as they havo been, will be cheap If they lead to legislation which will put an end to stock gambling, erron eously described ns 'business'." Mr, Bryan also declares that a crisis In financial affairs is Imminent, and insists that tho tecent flurry has de prived tho advocates of the trust sys tem of their greatest argument, that It was an Insurance against panics. THE FAMILY FRIEND. No remedy has as good a right to that title as KIckapoo Indian OIL It is good for Internal and external use; It Is pain's most powerful panacea. No one can Bay "I won't" havo neuralgia, rheumatism, earache or any other ncuto pain, but everyone who has a bottle ot KIckapoo Indian Oil In the house can say with confidence "I won't" have neuralgia or any other pain long. Tho power of this oil over pain is marvelous. Toothache, car ache, headache, neuralgia and rheuma tic pains, dysentery, dlrrahoca, cholera morbus, colic, cramps, and all acute pains yield Instantly to It You are al ways proof against pain with a bottle In tho house. Hobron Drug Co., agents for KIckapoo Indian Remedies. WIRELESS POINTS MORAL. Mount Vernon, N, Y May 1C Tho Rev. C. II, Tlndall, tho pastor of the Reformed Church of this city, has se cured tho services ot an electrician, who recently gave exhibitions of wire less telegraphy In .Madison Square Garden. This man Is to set his ap paratus up lii the church so that the clergyman may uso It In Illustrating his sermon on "Wireless Telegraphy und Its Spiritual Similitudes." The Illustrations will consist In send ing signals and messages about the church, and Mr. Tlndall said today It Is possible n small trolley car might bu run from ono end of tho church to tho other without tho aid of wires If the apparatus Is In good working order, Tho clergyman will endeavor to show In his sermon that God works largely through nnturo, and that elec tricity Is ono of Ills most powerful an well as Interesting agents. Pnln-KIUer, tho old and well known remedy has acquired a world-wide re nown for tho cure of sudden colds, coughs, etc., weak stomach. Indigestion, cramp or pain In the stomach, bowel complaint, diarrhoea and dysentery. It has lost none of Its good name by re peated trials, but continues to nccupf a prominent position In every family medicine chest, Avoid substitutes, there Is but one Paln-KUlcr, Perry Davis.' Price 25c and SOc. for that coming grass The "Royal" Lawn Mower is already here. The "Royal" don't cut much ice but it's a wonder on grass. You should get one. Ball Bearings : : : : : E. O. HALL. & SON, LIMITED KING AND FORT STREET. HAVING PURCHASED THB GROCERY BUSI NESS OF MR. CHAS. HU8TACB, we wish to Inform the general public that we are prepared to fill orders promptly, every attention will be given to careful delivery. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. We ask a share of your patronage : : : : BBST - QUALITY - GOODS. C. J, DAY & CO, The New Transcendent Lamps of 500. IOOO. and 1500 C. P. l"6b,ooo annually are paid by the People of Honolulu for Electric Lights; of this amount $55,000 can be saved. As much light as that of an Electric Arc No merchant would pay twice as much and of a far better quality at a co of less rent as necessary. Why will he pay ten than tf cper hour. One lO C. P. Incan- times as much for Merit ? We refer by descent Electric bulb costs more per hour permission to Elite Ice Cream Parlors, also than one 500 candle power Transcendent to the Holllster Drug Co., Honolulu Dru; Arc. The Transcendent system of Incan- Co. and the Hawaiian Hotel, where ths descent petroleum lighting Is very simple, light can be seen, easily careJ for and Inexpensive to Install. Lights of all styles can be seen. Infor Passed by the Board formation and details will be gladly given of Underwriters : : : at the office of JUST RECEIVED new, durable and cheap house lamps, one to two hundred candle power. WASHINGTON LIGHT COMPANY, MAS0NIC TEMPU Honolulu steam laundry COMPANY, LTD. great reduction in prices having made large additions to our machinery, we are now able to launder spreads, sheets, pillowslips, table cloths, - table napkins, and towels at the rate of 25 cents per dozen, cash, satis factory work and prompt delivery guaranteed, no fear of clothing being lost from strikes, we invite inspection of our laundry and methods at any time during business hours. ping up main 73 and our wagons will call for your work. mumntmm:mmmttnumsmmmmnmtmt:mmmnmmtnt.:: The Gunn Sectional Book-case Roll Top Flat Top Typewriter Office and Library and the Famous Gunn Desks Desks Book Cases TWO CARLOADS JUST RECEIVED Now Design Handsome Finish Reasonable Price Substantial The Coyne Furniture Co., ud. t FP. O. BOX 6JI. PROGRESS BLOCK. mnmmjntmmntamjmarjmrmntutttturot rnu.x; yi j : CLEARANCE SALE OF FANCY GOODS. Being overstocked with art Roods, and havlnc received a large consignment of new goods, 1 must make room (or them. The present stock will be closed out : : : : : ; AT COST. FREE INSTRUCTION IN EMBROIDERY will be given to every purchaser of thee goods. NOW IS THE TIME to purchase goods for sum mer fancy work. ; : : : : : MRS. H H. WILLIAMS. With the City Furniture Storr. Love Building. Fort Street Dtlicious And Ippetiizinq SOMETHING NEW lJ. Mm. Voi7' nJSi'm.C'rrrinr CI FAD I AlfC M '5227 w&-z. v M'Vt PACKED ON FAHM WHERE CROWN Sfcv FRMB.PtT!RSOn&C? P V CC4ST ACCNTS, ' M-5J CALIFORNIA S7..SF. Mhough Cdnnad froth and Sweet Robertson & Wilder HAVE MOVED THEIR LAW OFFICES TO THE STANGENWALD BUILDING, MERCHANT STREET : : i : K30MS -!, '-'. 137. )4'IW SICOND FLOOR W. Austin Whiting, W.' J. Robinson, LAW OFFICES Removed to Room 306, Judd Building . (' r I ,i J ..-,&' teft1..".. - .ii