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ATTORNEYS.
. DANSON KELLETT Attorney,
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'. M. BROOK8 attorney: rooms 9 10,
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CARLOS A. LONG Attorney; 15 Kaa
humanu St ; Tel. 181 Main.
. M. DAVIDSON Attorney at-Law,
109 Kaahnmanu St.
IARDNER K. WILDER Attorney at
law; Koahumanu St.
BROKERS.
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BICYCLE REPAIRING.
. A. COWAN 1180 Union St., opp,
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(Ing, filling and curbing, stone, iiiil
bitck; ballasting and cement walks,
Room 4, Arlington Hotel, Tel Main
371,
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HE KA8H CO., LTD. Two Btores.
23 27 Hotel St. nnd cor. Tort & Hotel
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' Fine carriages, wagons, harness
nnd whips; Boretanla near Port St.
CIGAR8 AND TOBACCO.
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B
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world, liberal Balarj paid Address
Can Uex Mfg Co , Buffalo, N Y
2071 3vv
WANTED German girl to do general
household work and caro for chll
drcn Mary, Ilulletln olllcc.
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$17 ii Honolulu Investment Co
Judil llldg 2072 tf
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lug cltj , no reasonable offer refus
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Sti Iner Alliens lane Is open ns a
first class rooming house nlrj ami
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Mrs J Duggan
THE LOS ANGELES 1523 Fort St.:
newly furnished rooms, mosquito
proof; terms reasonable 1930 tf
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through neglecting to havo stock
sufficiently insured. Honolulu In
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strongest flro insurance, companies.
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DR. DERBY rort and Hotel St.; gas
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DAMIEN COUMCIL No. 563 Young
Men's Institute, meets every second
and fourth Wednesday In tho month.
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Port St , near Kultul Groceries,
Fruits and Tobaccos
J. E. GOEA8 Beretanla near Emma
St ; Tel 2312 Blue.
S. J. SALTER Successor to Salter &
Walty. 712 Fort St, Orpheum blk.;
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box 322.
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THOS. LINDSAY Mfg. Jowelcr and
wntchmaker; 630 Fort St.; Lovo
bldg , latest in novelties.
LIQUORS.
PRIMO BEER
at tho PANTHEON SALOON.
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ANNI3 MONTAGUE TURNER Vocal
Instructor, "Mlgnon, 1024 Bereta
nla St
ELLIS' HAWAIIAN QUINTET CLUD
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tel, room 12, Alnkea St.
E. K. KAAI Teacher of string Instru
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JUDD &. CO., LTD. Building lots nnd
residences for Bale; 307 Stangen
wnld bldg.; Tel. 223 Main.
M. G. 8ILVA Agent for real estate,
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58 Merchant St.; Tel. Main 115.
SALOONS..
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SALOON.
STENOGRAPHERS.
STENOGRAPHY and tjpowrltlngnent
ly nnd accurate!) done nt Hawaiian
Hotel by Miss Noble.
AMY LENNON Stenography nnd
tvpowrltlng; 13 Kanhumanu St
STRAW HATS.
E. MORIKUCHI 14 Hotel St. nr. Nu
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TAILORS.
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WATCHMAKERS.
I. W. A. REDHOUSE Watch and
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ht Mini's ivy
London Feb. 21 -The Parllumcn
tnry Secictarj of the Admiraltj II O
Arnold-Foster Introduced the naval
estimates for 1902-03 In the House of
Commons todav The estimates show
r total of 31,J35,000 as compared
with 30,875,000 Inst J car In the
eourse of un accompanying statement
Arnold-Foster remarked that no
thinking man could have anticipated
any reduction fiom the estimates of
last J ear la view of the fact that the
armj was engaged In a difficult conflict
7C00 miles away ,
In regard to tho naval leservc, the
Parllamentar) Socretarj of the Aiual
i alt) said the Government hud discov
ered that there were legal objections to
the engagement of men in Newfound
land The movement would therefor
be temporal My arrested, but legislation
would be Introduced legalizing the en
gagement of men In ever) part of tho
emplie
The Parllameutaij Secictaiy further
explained that promotion In tho engi
neering department would he accclerat
id by the u cation of ten new posts He
also snl! that tho piogiess of naval
construction during the past year had
been unparalleled The present esti
mates said tho Parliamentary Secre
tan gave the Government i.15,000 004
tor new ships, and it was Intended to
spend the money No fewer than forty'
nine ships would he put In the wuter
during the piescnt jeur and next year
tliero would he under (onstiuctlon six
t ships In addition to twenty-seven
others that would bo laid down Be
sides this a large program of iccon
fctiuctlon would bo undertaken there
bj adding greatlj to the fighting power
of tho fleet Guns of more formidable
caliber would bo mounted on many
vessels, and six-Inch guns of tho latest
and most Improved tpe would rcplac
tho 4 7 guns.
Itefeirlng to the smallei craft tho
I'uillamontarj Sceietar said that un
expectedly uifild piogrcss was being
made with the submarine licet and thin
several vessels would ho added to thli
fleet A now typo of torpedo boat de-
stiojer had been designed and It was
hoped to obtain better lesults than In
the case of the existing vessels
After giving further details of tin
Admiralty's programe tho Pailla
mentary Secretary concluded by saving
that what the Admiralty whs deter
mined on was to prepaid the lleet for
war a picparatlnn foi that da of trial
which It was hoped would never come
but ngulnst which the Admlrultj wan
in duty bound to piovide
Tho largest onlei of meilt In the
world Is the Fiench Legion of Honoi.
which now lias I cached half a million
members.
Emperor's Yacht Launched
Banquetted by Newspapermen
v i, iY,5wVval
PRINCE HENRY OF PRUSSIA ON THE DECK OF THE
H0HENZ0LLERN.
New York, Feb 23 Tho nil Impor
tant event In the Itlnciar) of Pilnce
Henry of Prussia today was the
launching of the schooner ncht Me
teor, built nt Shooters' Island for the
Prince s brother tho German Emper
or The christening ce lemony was
pufotmcil li Miss Alice Ilooscvclt,
Lnl'ed Stnles In the picsence of the
I resident the Prince German Embas
tatloi von llolleben und n brilliant as
teinblaKC.
The Meteor moved down the wnvs
tt lu.1i a in. amid a sceno of great
ii.thi.Hlasm The launching piopet
was without mishap and piescntcd a
graceful and beautiful picture, though
It was accomplished In a drizzling
lam und other Inauspicious atmosphc
lie conditions.
The arrangements nt Shootcis' 1st
and (.cnerully were miserable and a
situ n Ion of discomfort to the majority
.)! accentuated by the first nnd see
one! I uttalluns of tho New York Stato
Naval Mllltla hiought to the Island
It 1-eep the lines nnd to (Ire the Presl
dentlnl nnd lojnl salutes Unable to
keep tho lines especially when tno
launching took place, the mllltla lost
.heir hcniW and took to rough hand
Hug mnn persons even women re
fusing to ii cognize either budges or
cureU ol Invitation,
Secretin! of War Root, for m
stance, was foicel back with a gun
agaliut his hicnst and v.ould hnvu
been itnnlih to cnlei the biillillng
where the President. Prince and paity
weio to lunch had it not been fm tlio
timely nrrlvnl or Chief Wllklo of the
Secret Si'rvlce who explained to the
mllltlnmen Boot's name and rank
There wero mun similar Incidents
Iho special tialn benrlng Piesldent
ltoo30velt fiom Washington to the
Iniiuihing icaihed Jersey City at G 40
a. in The President remained on
board until the' arrival of the Prince's
train, n few moments after 8 o'clock.
A cvlinder bend on tho engine of
Prlnco Hcnrv's special blew out, and
the train was au hour late In teaching
the clt). The necldcnt occurred short
ly nfte-r leaving Baltimore. The stall
ed trnln wns pushed Into Magnolia,
Mel, by a passmger tinln, and there
got a now i nglne
Soon nrtei 8 o'e hick the Piesldent
ami the Prince and their suits embaik
ed on a boat for Shooters' Island Tho
purty proceeded elliectlv from the for
rv boat to the stund which hnd been
elected nl the In shine end of the wnys
on whleli the Meteor rested tho guns
meanwhile huomlng salutes and tho
WHITELAW REID, WHO DELIVERED
QUET GIVEN PRINCE HENRY BY
Ii Wmm fix
lr '7-' E&WB$m AJxlSi n
AND PRINCE HENRY
.muil , lieeiluc enthusiastically The
Piesldent and the Prince, with Mrs
ant Miss Ilooscvclt, nrrlvcd on the
..l.irnrn, nt 10 Thl PHnCO COtl
ducted MIsb Roosevelt to the small
platform Immediately under tno now
Pieclscly nt 10 31 ei'clock Mis
l,nnci.elt rnlsnil tho bottle of chain
pagne which bad been Incased In
beautiful silver filigree nnd which was
suspended by n 33 foot silver chain
Dashing the bottle against tho side
,.r th ouunl wttli vlcaious and ef
fectlvc hand tho wlno breaking Into
spinv Miss Roosevelt said in ungiisn
"In the name of tho German Em
!.n,nc I ll,latnn I IPfl ATflOttr.
Her voice wns loud and clear, and
could be distinctly he aid on all the
turiounillng platforms.
Theli she raised a silver ax and
.nw.,.1 1w. rrttt.t ltnlltlttlT tllO Uetclltft
which kept the ship In tho wa.vs and
tiie fKRni went craeeitiuy uieu iiiu
1 uv.
Simultaneously ennnon boomed, and
the noise or the guns was lost in mat
resulting from the loar of human
voices, nlded by the Hojol German
Band the Naval Mllltla Band nnd bbv
(Cral bands on bonrd the vorlous ves
sels surrounding the Island, whoso oc
nminnl. uttln lltit til l 1 1 PIFOll 1 f 1 tntlll
Ever hat wns raised, und then thero
wns cheei ulter tneer lor me rresi
,innt tli, 1rlntn nnd Miss Roosevelt
The Prlnco Immediately after the
launchlnic sent the following cnuic
gram In German
"To tin. flermnn Emuoror. Berlin
Yacht just lutinched under brilliant
niianlina ('In Istened bv Miss Iloosu
' veil's hand Beautiful craft. Great
enthusiasm I congratulate jou with
all mj hcnit HEINmun
Soon after the launching tho Pres
t.i, nttni ito.ii timl tlm 1i Itien titneeedt
d to the hall, where a luncheon had
WV.III J" jwswt
I Tim lienlib nf tho Prlnco was drunk.
nnd then Pilnce Henry said: ' On this
nn.nain i itch ti pntl fnr three heartv
cheers for the President of tho United
States. Mr. Ilooscvclt. inp; "ip:
llin rnlit"
I As tho Prince spoke he waved his
'arms as a signal, and tho building
'bhook with lespondlng cheers. Then
President Ilooscvclt raised Ills light
immi nmi Mknn Hi pre was sllenca Bald
"I auk three cheers for tho guest
who has al'eady won our hearts, Hen
rv or Prussia Now. a good one "
Piesldent Roosevelt's cheer vvub
eliowncd In the rqai ot applauso that
PRINCIPAL ADDRESS AT BAN
AMERICAN NEWSPAPEK iviun.
greeted the call for cheers. The Prlnco
and the President shook hands warm
ly and as the party started to leave thn
hall somo ono among tho Invited
guests shouted.
"Mr. President I offer thrco cheers
for tho young lady who has had tno
honor of launching the Meteor."
Tho chceis vvero given.
The Presidential party and the
Prince and his suit then left for tho
Hohenzollerii for luncheon.
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LUNCHEON IIOHENZOLLERN
New York Feb. 23 From Shooters'
Island the President and Prince went
tj the Hohenzoltcm, where lunch was
served Before luncheon a golden
bracelet, In which Is set n small
picture of Kaiser Wllhelm, was pre
sented b Prlnco Henry to Miss Allco
Ilooscvclt The bracelet Is studded
with diamonds nnd other precious
stones It was tho gift of the Emper
or.
Prince Henry acting In behalf of
his brother the Emperor, made a
crj brief address on presenting tho
bracelet to Miss Inosevclt, and sho
In turn accepted the gift with a few
words In which Bhe expressed her
thanks nnd appreciation of the gift.
The Prince addressed the President as
follow s
"Mr Roosevelt, jou are hero on
board as guest of His Majesty, tho
German Emperor, and I really be
llevo that It Is the first time that a
President of the United States has
ever been on board ono of His Majes
ty's ships. Please God, It may not be
the last time I wlsn to thank jou
heartily for the reception I havo had,
and It Is my sincere and certain im
pression that there is a strong feeling
of personal friendship arising between
us. May It extend to the benefit ot
our two gieat nations."
The President aroso directly to an
swer, saving "I wish to express my
hearty thanks for the kind words your
royal highness has expressed, nnd I
wish von to understand that It is no
empty compliment when I say that
uiir roval highness has nlrcady won
a genuine place In nurnffectlons nnd
good will I highly appreciate tho
fact that His Majcstv, the German
Emperor has sent you to tho Ameri
can people nnd I thank jou personally
that you have taken a step which must
Milt closer together the two great na
tlons whose friendship means so much
for the future welfare of tne cntlro
world."
Prince Henry Dined
With Newspapermen
New York. Feb. 2G Prince Henry
of Prussia dined tonight with lOOO ot
tne men who make, American news
papers He was the Bpeclal guest of
ucrman Rlttei proprietor of tho New
York Stoats Zeitung who gathered at
Ills table a majority ot the leading fig
urea in American Journalism. They
camo from tho four quarters of the
country and made the most noteworthy
gathering of their profession ever ns
sembled In the United States Thero
was a felicitous exchange of greetings
between Prince Henry nnd tho men
who spoke for the Journalistic ciaft
and the affati claims rank with one ot
tho notable incidents of tho American
tour of the German Prince.
The dinner was given In tho hand
some ballroom of tho Waldon-Astorla,
hut that immense room was not largci
enough to accommodate the now spat
per guests, and the Astor gallery also
was used. The two rooms were splen
didly decorated Mr. Ritter and the
special guests sat at an elevated table,
above which wero tho American nnd
German flags The staves wero cross
ed and the banner, draped fan like,
reached out like tho wings of a huga
butterflj Above them wns tho Prus
slnu eagle, done In Incandescent
lights From the boxes hung vines,
and set It on the ledges vvero him
elrcels of palms. Each tablo carried
bouquets of American Beauty roses,
around which wero candelabra shades
In red As the diners took their
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New York, Feb. 20 Prlnco Henry of Prussia mado his first ad
dress or anj length In tho United States at the banquet in his hon
or at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel tonight. He said.
'Mr Toastmaster and Gentlemen- I nm fully aware of the fact
that J am tho guest and In tho presence of representatives of the press
of the United States, nnd In particular the guest of tho New York
Staats Zeltung. both of which 1 wish to thank for tho kind Invita
tion and reception I have met with tonight.
"Before entering Into details 1 should like all ot you to under
stand that I consider this meeting, though It may be looked upon as
official, as a private ono, and that It Is my wish that none of jou will
take advantage of what Is said or spoken after leaving this table.
"Undoubtedly tho press of our day Is a factor, If not a power,
which maj not bo neglected, and which I should like to rompare
with ever so many submarine mines which may blow up In many
lases In the most unexpected manner; but your own naval history
teaches us not to mind mines, should hey ever bo In our way, Tho
language used on this memorablo occasion was stronger than I
would venture to reproduce here trtilght. I need only mention the
name of Farragut.
' Another comparison might he more to jour taste, gentlemen,
and Is, In fact, more complimentary ,lt is one which his majesty,
tho Emperor, used before I left. He said: 'You will meet many
members of the picss, and I wish jou, therefore, to keep in mind
that the press men In tho United States rank almost with ray Gen
erals in command ' It will interest jou, I know, to learn something
about the nature ot my mission to this countrj
' His mnjestj, tho Emperor, has mlnutelj studied the recent and
rapid development of the United Stntes, nnd his majesty Is well
awaio of the fact that jours Is a fast-moving nation. His sending
me to this country may, therefore be looked tinon as an act of
friendship and courtcsj. with th
Her tela tlons between Germany
bo willing to grasp a proffered
other side of the Atlantic ocean
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HOSTJTJE
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&itteRs
HEALTHY BLOOD
Tho blood Is tho source of strength
If jou arc weak jou need a mcdlclno
to tono up your stomach and maha
plenty or rich red blood. Tho medl
clno to do this Is Hosteller's Bitters.
It will not Bhock tho system nnd It
cures Indigestion, dyspepsia, heart
burn, belching and malaria, fever and
ague. A fair trial will convince jou
of Its value.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
places the ladles of many of tho party
appeared In the boxos which surrouud
tho room
Prlnco Henry, attended by tno
members of his Btilte, drove to tho
hotel under escort of cavalry and
mounted police The demonstration
In tho streets leading to tho hotel wns
the itnost cordial ot any that has so
far marked his appearance In public.
Crowds lined tho way and pressed
against the police .guards that had
been thrown around tho Thirty-third
street cntranco to tho hotel. Tney
cheered when tho Prlnco camo In
sight, nnd ho frequently raised his
hand to his cap In acknowledgment of
the demonstrations. Tho Prlnco
reached tho notel at 8 30 o'clock and
was received by Mr. Hitter. They
shook hands warmly, and whllo they
paused for a brief talk the members ot
tho suite and tbreo delegates of Presi
dent Roosevelt entered the banquet
hall Tho bands played the American
anthem as tho first of tho uniformed
staff entered and tho crowd c. guests
arose. Thero was a great cheer as the
Prince nppcared and another when he
took his placo at the sldo of Mr. Hit
tcr at tho special table.
PRINCE IN WASHINGTON.
Washington, Feb. 27. The secontl
chapter In the national capital's wel
come to Prlnco Henry of Prussia began
today. Arriving at 9 o'clock this morn
log, ho nnd his suite at noon attend
ed the McKlnlcy memorial services nt
tho Capitol, and at their conclusion
made n flying visit to pay tribute to
Washington nt Mount Vernon. Ha
will be the guest ot President Roose
velt nt n dinner at tho Whlto House
this evening The weather this fore
noon was delightful.
TRANSFER DANISH ISLAND
Washington, Fob. 23 It has been
practically decided that tho formal
ceremonies Incident to tho taking over
of tho Danish West Indies by the
Lnlted States shall bo performed by
tho Army. It Is stated hero that tho
Islands probably will bo placed with
Porto Hlco under the control of Gov
ernor Hunt.
PRB8IDENT AGAIN AT HOME.
Washington, Feb. 25 Tho special
train bearing President and Mrs. Roos
evelt and somo of thoso who went to
Now York to witness tho launching of
tho Emperor's yacht returned to
Washington at S.48 o'clock tonight.
Botha Has Not Sought Peace.
London, Feb. 25. Tho War Offlco
today denied the rumors circulated
last night that tho Boer commander
In chief, Botha, had mado an offer of
surrender on certain conditions.
Miss Mary F. Acton and Martha S
Iloyt, of Boston, the former a lawyer
and the latter tho widow of a clergy
man, mo Interested In a bill before the
Massachusetts Legislature empower
ing tho Governor to appoint women as
'special commissioners" to perform
wedding ceremonies.
MESSAGE
OF FRIENDSHIP FROM KAISER
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ono desire of nromotlne friend- e
an J the United States Should yon O
hand jou will find such u ono on the O
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