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f JP HW&piyp TW-r -r-' ' KVENINU BULLETIN, HONOLULU. H. T.. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29. 1902. T in?5s'J?"yrjrr''Ci! ' """-? 7 Tic " A DIRTY OLD HOUSE It a Constant Expense and Exasperation.-. Tho present business depression Is a Golden Opportunity to get A Brand New House at a Way Down Price nnd Easy Terms Wo offer a number of such houses ou Wilder Ave., Pllkol, King, Bereta nla, Klnau, Lunalilo, and other streets. Henry Waterhouse & COflPANY, STOCK, REAL ESTATE AND INSUR ANCE BROKfcRS. FORT AND MERCHANT 8TREETS. TEL. MAIN 313. Fraternal Director MASONIC TEMPLE WEEKLY CALENDAR. .MONDAY Le Progres Regular. t UIISUAV Hawaiian Practice. WQOM18DAV Honolulu Commandery Order Temple. THUIJSDAV Perfection 14th Degree. I'UIOAY Hawaiian Third Degree. BATUHOAV Pacific Installation. All visiting members of the or der are cordially Invited to attend meetings of local lodges. HARMONY LODGE, NO. 3, I. 0. O. F. Meets oery Monday etcnlng at 7:30 In Harmuny Hall, King street. C. CHARLOCK. N. Q. i:. It. HUNUUY, secretary. All visiting brothers ery cordially Invited. MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2, K. of P. Meets every Tuesday ovnlng at 7:30 o'clock In Harmony Hall, King street. .Visiting brothers cordially Invited to attend. H. J. GALLAGHER, C. C. A. E. MUHt'UY. K. R. 8. OAHU LODGE, NO. 1, K. ot P. Meets every frlday ecnlng at Har nony Hall, King street, at 7 30. Mom ters of Mystic Lodge, No. 2, and visit ing brothers cordially Invited. a. ericson. a. c. ALtilED ARENDT, K. of It. and 3. HOSLER SAFES BeHt Insurunce In tho World HAWAIIAN IRON FENCE AND MONUMENTAL CO,, LTD. Tel. ?37 Main. 176 King 8treet When You Want a Rig RjNO up thh LIVERY BOARDING and SALES STABLES, : : : : : 518 fort street Btablo 'i'hone, 109 Main. Hack Stand, 'Phones 319 and 72 C. H. DELLINA. THEDNIONEXPRESSCO. Safes, Pianos, Furniture MOVED Drays lor Freight and Lumber Our representative meets all Incom Ing steamers from tho Coast, and w check baggage on all outgoing steam rs. Wblle and Black Sand For Salt Office with Evening Bulletin, 21C King street, Tel. 86. W. MRSBR. HVr COTTON BROS. & CO ENGINEERS AND : : : GENrRAL CONTRACTORS Pant and estimates furnished for all classes 'ontractlnf work ROOM 100. BOSTON M.OCIC. HONOLULU Subscribers to tho BULLETIN net receiving their papers promptly will confer n favor by notifying the Businrss Office; Telephono 250. THE NEW ENGLAND BAKERY Is Loaded Up With GOOD THINGS TO BAT. Seotcli Shortbread, Cakes, nit sizes, prices and styles, Ties, Just like our mother used to make, Cookies, Maca roons; Lady ringers, urcam rums, nnd all tho dainty stjles sultnblo lor the well furnished table Tons of l'uro Candy, from cheap grade for children, up t J better grades Tor DOc we can furnish ou a box of Delicious Candles worth a dollar else where. IF YOU WANT TO BE HAPPY DON'T FORQET NEW ENGLAND BAKERY For Sale! -llulldlng lots of all sizes sit -tinted on the Rapid Transit -Route For Rent ! -Two six room houses, with -baths, etc ,$20 and $30 a mo. Castle & Lansdale Real Estate and Investments. 606 507 STANGENWALD BLDG. If You're a Judge of good liquors, we are willing to accept your opinion of our famous 6 year-old Bourbon Whisky. If you are not a Judge, you may rely upon our guarantee of Its purity and age, and upon the testimony of people who have used It. We'd like to send you a small sam ple order; a larger one will follow. $3.50 A GALLON. HOFFSGHLAEGER GO., Limited TIIK PlONREIl WINII AND LIQUOR 1I0U8IJ. 25 King St., near Bethel BEGIN THE NEW YEAR WELL By having your photo token. My work In ot the highest quality and prices rciiHonnblc J. J. Williams, Take elevator In ISoHton Block. Professional Cards. Annis Montague Turner Yocal Instructor ".MIONON." 1024 Ileretanlu 8t, Madame A. Schoellkopf, FROM PARIS. WILL TEACH FRENCH In classes or private lessons. Residence Extension of Hotel 3pp. Adventlst Church. 8t, French Laundry 505, Corner of Beretinh Ave. anJ Punch bow I St. All Work Done By Hand. Lace Curtains, Silk and Glove Cleaning a specialty AHADIE O CO. Motor, Carriage and Machine COMPANY. REPAIR AND BUILD ALL KINDS OF : : MACHINERY Safe Work of All Kinds. Typewriter, Phonographs, Etc, Etc., Repaired. UNION 8TREET, near Hotel. Phone Blue 721. P. O. box 112. J. W. 8CH0ENINQ, Manager. 3 8 ' LOCAL AND GENEHAL Postage on the Bulletin's special In dustrial edition Is three cents to all parts of the States. Q. II Berrcy's ofllce, 8 Campbell bid. Two rooms for light housekeeping Fee To Let column A speeds black gelding, well bred. See 1'or Sale column The I'UEKLKSS PRESERVING PAINT Is manufactured In Honolulu Stockholders notice of the Oulm Su gar Co , Ltd , npprnrs under New To tla Blank books of all sorts, ledgers, etc. manufactured by tho Bulletin Publish ing Co. Six room cottage electric light snnltnrj plumbini; etc See 1'or Sale column. Meet me at the Fountain the popu lar Ice cream nnd soda water resort; Wall, Nichols Co, Ltd. Natlci' to the stockholders of the Ho-) nolulu Ilrewlng and .Malting Co, l.til , appears under New Todaj. The patronage of the public Is soil- lied by E. V (Julnn for modern plumbing See nd under New Today. James Doughert) has resigned ns cmU tor of the Gossip and will attend to othci business Mr. Scott succeed! him. The Honolulu Plantation Company lias twentj dns more to answer tho complaint In ejectment of I. L McCnn dless. Tor the benefit of the Hje and Ear Inflrmnr), a Calico Masaueraile Hall will be lie Id at the Drill Shed, Wednes day. IVbrtiary G The Golden Rule Ilazanr will be open for business In Its new quarters, ISO Hotel street, tomorrow, a cordial Imitation Is extended to all. lis stipulation the Honolulu Stock Yards Compnnj Is glen twentj dnjs moie to pkad demur nr answer to tlm complaint of I.ewcrs A. Cooke Sheriff J II Coney of Kauai arrhed In the Iwnlanl from Walmrn this morn Ing on a lllng business trip He will return homo b the first steamer. A stipulation of the will of the Into James Hdc Pratt hns been executed bj Sophie II 11 Pratt llenij 7. Pratt. J S 11 Pratt and Robert J Pratt, the heirs nt law. A motion b defendants In the equity suit of Lemuel C Abies s C J. 1'alli nnd others to set demurrers for argu ment will be presented before Judga Gear tomorrow. I V Catbcart. Deputy Attorney General has filed a precipe for mitti mus pursuant to the sentence of Au gust IticKard alias Richard Kunat for unlawful liquor selling. The new I j elected olllcers of the Lit sltann Sex let j were Installed at a meet ing held last night The old ollleerl did not appear at tho meeting nnd there wns no trouble whatever. The new llrownle camera at $2 Is a uinnel, takes pictures 2U by 3' J. has two finders for sertlcnl or horizontal pictures. Remember the price Is only two dollars at Honolulu Photo Supply Co Don't forget ramarlnos of the Cali fornia Fruit Market when you want fruit and egctablcs. Ho always has on hand a fresh supply of both Califor nia and Island fruits. Telephone Main 378. II i: Hendricks of Honolulu, who has been touring over the Mainland for tho pant three months, writes from Atlanta, Ga on January 13, that I14 was to hao been In Chlengo January 18, Vnntoiucr January 23, and will sail for San Francisco for home In tho Sierra, February C Phjshal Director Fred Young of the Y M C A , Is planning n handball tournament to eommeme next Mon daj Entries nre now being rc(eled The tournament will bo n scratch af fair, which will be followed bj a handi cap tournament based on tho results of tho ( omlng games A aluminous bill of exceptions has been filed by plaintiff in tho ejectment suit of Slstei Albortlna, trustee, s Kaplolanl Estate et al , to rulings of Judge Gear at the August term of the First Circuit Court adverse to plaintiff, culminating In a direction to the Jurj to find a erdlet for the defendants The calendar for tho February term of the First Circuit Court has 330 cases numbered, counting blanks to be filled 'I be term will open on Mond,i next, Judge Gear presiding Judge Humphrejs will trj some of the cases., alfco Judge Robinson should his com mission nrrlwi In time Two trial Ju ries will prob.ibl) be kept bus) mu.it of the term. Ilcnr) Roth has offeied a slloi (up In be raced for by third-diss jachts As the donor wlhhes a thorough test of the mer.ts of each bolt It Is prob able tint a series of races will bo sail ed Points will bo glcn to tho bouts as they come In, theno to be based on their corieUed times 'I bo trophy will bo uwnided to the boat scoring the highest aggregate at the ml of the sc ries of races Col Charles Kitchener binthei ot Lord Kitchener, head of tho British nrm In South Africa, was a through passenger In the Gaelic yesterday Hi Is on his way to Hongkong, there to remain a fen months with his son who Us a natal lieutenant nttadied to the nrltlsh warship Gollntli Col Kitch ener Is on a six months' lease of ah senco from Jamaica where he com mands the military post Col Kitch ener, accompanied by V R lloiic British Consul went to Ewa plunta tlon jcbtenlay to base a look nt tho mill and fields. COURT CAM0E8. At the regular meeting of Court Camoes, No 8110 A O F. held last night In San Antonio Hall, the follow ing officers weie Installed for the en suing term by XI C Pat lit co. Deputy High Chief Ranger, assisted b I)r l: C Waterhoiiso as herald C It , J II Etkarclt, 8 C Il.M J Bllva, trensur cr, M A Sllva, P 8. J P. Bias. R S, A II It Vlerra; S W.J C Ollvlera, J. W. A F Souza; 8 B, M P Rego, J B, II Machado, phvsltlan, Ur. E C Waterhouse. CHAMBERLAIN'S SPEECH London, Jan 21 Tho rather dull debate, In tho House, of Commons last night had two noticeable points Tho first was tho hopelessness of tho real unity of tho opposition, as shown by tho result of tho voto on tho amend men! proposed by Jonn Dillon, on which a considerably body of tho Had teals oted with tho Nationalists against the polio j of supporting the wnr. The second point was tho delivery by Mr Chamberlain of what wns call ed "the turning tho corner for peaco speech," which except In the extreme piollocr qunrters represented b the Dall News, seems to he upon all sides npproted as a dignified nnd statesman like utterance. Referring to this speech, the Morn Ing Post sna: "It wns the tone of Lincoln In hla second Presidency." The Dally Chronicle comments upon the nbsence of tno customarj asperity during the debate and declares that Mr Chamberlain "went near to ac cepting Loid Roscbcrj's policy Mr, cnnmberlaln cxnrcssls declared that the Government was not animated hv any lndlcthe feeling, nor deaf to reasonable overtures ot principle but Insisted that the latter must come fiom a responsible nuthorlty. Tho Dally News argues that It Is a pretext to prevent any negotiations whatever. Mr Chamberlain's speech consider nbl) Impressed nil members of tho House, lie himself was imbued with Its Importance, for at one point he lost his notes nnd took n deal of pains to find nnd re nrrangc them before pro ceeding. Winston Churchill will resume tho debate today on .Mr Cnwlej's amend ment to the address In reply to the speech from the throne nnd a division will be taken tonight III III RECEPTION There was a very large attendance) at the Joint ic option of the Y. M C. A nnd Y W C A In the hall of the former organization last evening Tho ladies were In charge of the affair and they made everj person who entered the hull feel nt home and comfortable The entertainment wns given In tho large hall on tho upper flood of the building The walls were decorated with lloweis and gieens The refresh ment tables wcie decorated with vases of red carnations and the chairs were arranged In gioups about the hall 1 hi guests wele received nt the Head of tho stalrcopo bv the social committee of tho Y W C A of which Mis Ralph Geer Is the chaltman She was assist cd b) Mrs II C Brown Mrs Mavs Mrs Wm T Monsnrrat Mrs Robert son, Miss Mas llurdlck Mrs Philip Ficar. Miss Flora Oss, Mrs Giles Gcro, Miss Helen Keaii) and Mrs Albert Ham Each person was given a card and the joung women who received taking tho Initiative themselves tho guests Introduced themselves to ont another, the names being written down on tho cards b) wuv of assisting the memory. It was shortlv after 8 o'clock that tho Amateur Orchestra, under tho leadership of Wra Tavlor plajed n selection which wns heartll) enjoved An encore was responded to After tho orchestra came a selection hv a quar tet composed of Charles Elston Wal ter1 Dillingham, Clifford Dilllnguap and Isaac Dillingham Ifurrv Maefar- lane accompanied on the piano Mtsi Woods of Punnhou gave a violin solo Mies Jessie Shnw a recitation and Mlsi Lamb a vocal solo Tho Amateur Or chestra plajed a selection at the end of tho program SHARKEY-MAHER FAKE Philadelphia Jan 17 Some -W0Q gentle (Junkers and two or three hun died mlldcvcd New Yorkers were to night subjected to n most flagrant swindle) of the 24 foot ling Glittering announcements to tno effect that Thomas Shniltov am. Petei Maher would contest foi the Irish champion ship complete!) filled Industrial Hall Tho sweltering throng sat In tho snioke shrouded hall through four pro Umlnary contests and wnited until nearly midnight for the nppearaneo of the gallant sailor and the bold Irish man Tho pooplo who paid their nionej expected sU rounds at least of Inter estlng boxing between these two heavyweights But to the rage and as tonlshment of tho spectators, Maher and Sharkey got Into tno- ring nnd boxed two nnd a half rounds of as pal pable faking as over was seen within ropes It was not a good exhibition bout even It wns so tame and so evl dentlj prearranged that tho ciowd hooted from tho tlmo the first weak blow was struck until the Indignant refeice fiunllv ordered the pictendera out or the ring In the middle of tho thlid round Not n blow was Btruck that would have dazed a featherweight and thu sparring wns so crude as to cause amusement KOER GOVERNOR TRIAL. London, Jan 17 The trial of Br Krauso the former (lovernor of Jo haiinesburg on the chargo of Inciting Cornelius nroeclisman, tho Public Prnsi'tutur of Johannesburg to mur der John Douglas Foster an English lavjer who was on the staff of Lord Roberts opened at Old Ballej today If the prisoner and his friends had been suspected of a design to oxnlodo dynnmlte In tno com t the precautions against the admission of unauthorized persons could not have been more stiingent Evervone wnB tlosel scru tinized and compelled to produce a card of admission. Tho pilsoner pleaded not guilt) and the Solicitor General Sir Henij Car ion proceeded to detail tho facts al ready t( stifled to In the Pollco Court. Broed.smnn whom Br Kiause Is al leged to have Incited to the murder of roster wnB uvetuttd bv tho BrltlBh In Rom irlen PRO! FT IJHCbPTION. A reception will be given aboard the French cruiser Preitct, this afteinoon, from 3 until G o'cloc k, by Captain liar nam! and his ofllccis assisted by Mons A, i'Uzavona, the Trench Consul Tin ship's boats will bo nt the landing nt Biewei's wharf at 3 o'clock to convo) the Invited guests to the vessel, and boats will ply between the cruiser and shore every half hour during tin (on rso of the lcceptlon OFFICE OF THEADMIRAL 1747 Rhod ItltndAtenii r j WASHINGTON 8MS ,'.( Fob. 18, 1901 A. R. Bremer Co. , Chicago. Gentlemen : I have used Coke Dandruff Cure for tho pa3t year and found it an excellent prepara tion. . HQBRON DRUG CO.. Fort and King Sis. ORNAMENTAL CLIMBERS DUTCHMAN'S PIPE A rapid growing climber with very curious flowers resembling a pipe 10c BALLOON VINE A Jenndsomo climber, with Inflated capsules like a balloon 5c NASTURTIUMS A hardy climber, well ndapt ed for the Islands, bios BomB nppenr In various and showy colors . . Sc BLACK-EYED SJSAN Very ornnmentnl, rapid grower, fine for nrhors . 5c HYACINTH BEANS A frenrh bean with beautl fill elusteis of purple and white flow urn . . . 5c JAPANESE JOY An Introduction from Jnpnii; It grows rapidly like "Vir ginia Creeper. ' clinging firmly to an) wall or tree . ..10c CLEMATIS A handsome climber for an arbor or lannl 10c MORNING GLORY A beautiful climber, with brilliant and varied color ed flow ers .. . 5c SWEET t-EAS Beautiful, fragrant, free flowering plants, grown very successfully by many but not by all . . 10c HOLLISTER DRUG COMPANY FORT STREET. This Matter of Advertising is a Curious Thing We have told you time and again about THE STEEL AERMOTOR and ou understand perfectly well most of tho points, yet should wo ncg lect this pounding or tho truth about our goods ou would In tlmo lose sight of us and buy soino other fel low's windmill Although ho Is n good fellow and has a fair windmill, wo cannot afford to allow such a calamity to befall as tho substitution of any other windmill where tho AERMOTOR ought to bo used, and it ought to bo used In every placo whero a low-priced and high classed mill Is wanted. Wo Keep on hand a full supply of extras for tho above mill. HAWAIIAN HARDWARECOmLU 'I' 816 Fort St., Honolulu, H T. W. C. Achi & Co. BROKERS AND DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE We will Buy or Sell Real Estate Id all partB of tho group. We will Sell Properties on Reason ablo Commissions. OFFICE 10 WEST KINQ 8TREET. LOTS FOR SALE In Kaplolanl Park Addition and In Knlllil DAVID DAYTON 137 MERCHANi STREET. Public Typewriting by MImh L. K. Dayton A. Harrison Mill Co., Ltd. KAWAIAIMO STREET, KEWALO. Tel. White 1221 P. O. Box 55. Sawing, Planing, Turning and Mill Work In all Its branches. Lumber - Kiln - Drying a specialty, and In laree or small quantities. There Is a young fellow named Who was a picture of Jutt skin He used Prlmo Beer Every day for a year ' Now his weight Is about twenty primo lager is tho best tonic for mind and body. It combines absolute purity with the choice flavor of tho best Imported hops. Order a trial case from the Brewery, Tclepnono Main 341. delivery, free in city Metropolitan LIMITED. Fresh Meats and Pish by Every Steamer From the Coast that has Cold Storage. Choice Beef, Veal, Mutton. ( Lamb and Pork always on hand. Also Poultry, Salmon and Halibut. The Metropolitan Market, King St., Tel. jj. FOR SALB AT 1 he Booth, Fishmarket, Telephone 379. Central Market. Nuuanu St., Telephone 104. PORTABLE TRACK COMPLETE 30 inch Gauge 14 lbs Rails 36 inch Gauge 20 lbs Rails Fop sole In quantities to suit by i- t- - :- H, Hackfleld & Co., Limited C. J. DAY & CO. GROCERIES 122 King St., next Hawaiian Engineering and Gonstrnction Go. ROOMS 508, 509, 510 STANGENWALD BUILDING. P. O. BOX 834. TEL. MAIN 70 All classes of Engineering Work solicited; Examinations, Surreys and Re ports made for any class ot Waterworks, Steam and Electric Constructions Plans and Specifications and Estimates Prepared, and Construction Superin tended, In all branches of Engineering Work; Contracts solicited for Rail roads, Electric and Steam; Tunnels, Bridges, Buildings, Highways, Founda tions, Piers, Wharves, etc Special attention given to Examinations, Valuations, and Reports H Properties tor investment purposes. FREDERICK J. AMWEQ, M. AM. Soc C. , Engineer and Manager. W. R. CASTLE JR.. Secretary and Treasurer. OAHU CARRIAGE MF'G CO., Ltd. 1170 River Street. Bet. Beretanla and Pauahl. Tel. Blue (Ml. P. O. Box 078. Rubber Tires pat on in Satis factory Manner. Attorneys. P. J. Russell E. M. Watson RUSSELL & WATSON, ATTORNEY8 AND COUNSELLORS-AT-LAW. Offices Magoon Building. 2004-lm 'Phone Main 328. C. R. Hemenway ATTOI1NEY. OFFICE 406 JUDD BUILDING. TEL. 314 MAIN. Albert R. Cunha ATTORNEY AT LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC. 808 Stanenvald Building TbLEPHONE-MAIN 21". W. Austin Whiting, W. J. Robinson, LAW 0FFICE8 Remf'ed to Room 306, Judd Building J. M. KANEAKUA, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC Jfrlce Bethel St., Near the Potofflce, ' IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS 1 ANYWHERO AT ANVTIMB Call n or Write E.C.DAKli'S ADVERTISING AGENCY 64 &. 6$ Merchant.' Exchange Jones and bones; " .TT"i 5kiK stones. Meat Co. (0 to Bulletin Office. MANUFACTURERS OP Fine Carriages, Wagons and TmCkS. Repair Work a Specialty All orders promptly attended to. Only competent help employed. Surgeons, physicians and Dentists. Dr. Archibald N. Sinclair. FICESl TELEPHONES: ooms oS..o9, Ofeici, Main jJj Boston Duiidino Risidinci, Fort Stbeit. Whits, .Mi. HOURS 11 A. m to 1. r m , kTO J P M , T TO I P. M. UNUAYS 11-1 P M Dr. Albert E. Nichols DENTIST. 1154 Alakea Street. Ofllce Hours i to 4 A. 0. WALL, D.D.S. 0. B. WALL, D.D.S. dentists. Love Dulldlng, Fort 8treet Hours, 9 to 4. Telephone Main 320. ICE' MANUFACTURED FROM PURE DISTILLED WATER. : : : : Delivered to any part ot city by courteous drivers. Oaliu Ice and Electric Co KEWALO. TELEPHONE BLUE 3151. HOFFHAN & nARKMAH. New Map of Oahu. womplled Irom Governmtnt Surveys and Charts Mans ol Suiar Plantallont Railways, ant Other Reliable Sources THE map is )6;t INCHES, with artlttlr colorings and neat mountings mak Inr a very useful a well as ornamental wall map THE PBICf OF THB MAP IS 1 10 00, Copies CaS re obtaliud from JAS T TAYLOR. P 10 loi too ion Judd Rulldlnr, Honolulul T. II or HAWAIIAN NEWS CO . LTD 4 -V V. i V . i.i . - .i. i .. i. -,i