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"W TTTr i "i- 10 rVEVINO IHjLLRTIN, HONOLTTLTJ. T. 1L FRIDAY, DEC'leYlBOS. KW" " i ' (' i'i & f if. Oceanic Steamship Compare TIME TABLE S.S, ALAMEDA Tha ateamera o( thla Una will arrlva and leava this port aa htraundar: leave S. F. DEC. 19 Jnn. 9 Jan. 30 KKII. 20 MCII. 13 Arrive Hon. DKC. 25 Jan. rb FEU MCII 13 0 20 19 NOTICE. On and after June 24th. 1008, the SALOON RATES will be as follows: Sincle Fate, $05; Round Trip, $110. Family rooms extra. In connection with the sallnu of tha above ateamera, tha aoanta ara prepared to lasue the Intendlnn pmenrjera coupn throunh tlckete, by any railroad from 8an Franclaeo to all polnta In .the United Statee, and from New York by any ateamahlp line to all European porta. TOR rURTHER PARTICULARS apply to Wid. G Irwin & Coa, Ltd OCEANIC S. 9. CO. OENERAL AQENT8. P acific Mail ccidental and Oriental Steamship Co., and Toyo Kisen Kaisha Steamers of the above eompanlea will at Honolulu and leava thla port on or about the datea below mentioned: FOR JAPAN AND CHINA: i KOKEA DEC 23 FOR QENEhAL INFORMATION APPLY TO Hackfeld & Co.. Ltd., - AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Weekly Sailings via Tehauntepec. PPfM TTP.W YORK TO HONOLULU. Jrelght received at all times at the Ilroo jTIOM SAN' FRANCISCO TO HONO- I.I 'LI' DIRECT . LASKAK. TO SAIl DEC. 13 TEXAN". TO SAIL DEC. 34 VltOM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN CISCO. .UtlZON'AN, TO SAIL ....DEC. S , ' freight received at Company's wharf, Oreouwlch Stroet. Canadian-AutraSian Royal Mail eM.tmri1p Ciimpany. Stoamrra of the above line, running In connection with tha CANAP-, IAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N, S. W., and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Suva, FIJI, and ir'a- bane, are DUE AT HONOLULU on or about the dataa below stated, vlx.: FOR fIJI AND AUSTRALIA: FOR VANCOUVER! MAKUUA JAN. 8 AORANGI FEU. 6 Will cull nt Funning Island. Through Tl'.kett Itsued from Honolulu to Canada, United 8tataa and Europe. For Fralght and Paaaage and all general Information, apply to Ibeo. d. Daies & Co.. lid. Scleral AgoiU, Matson Navigation Company SCHEDULE S. S. "HILONUN" in the Direct Ssrvice Between SAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU AUIUVn HONOLULU LEAVE HONOLULU i)i:ce.miii:u H. loos decemijeh 29, 190s .1ANUAKY H), 19011 JANUARY 26, 1909 FEUUUAUY 17, 19011 FEBItUAItY 23, 1909 MAUCII 17, 1909 APRIL II, 1909 MAY 12. 19JI3 JUN'i: , 1909 S. S. I.UHLLNE" r Hits line leaves San Francisco for this Port dt reel Janu:ir Ith. S. S. "YAl)i:.-5" liuve.) Seattle for this port direct Dec. 10th. Passenger Rates to S. F.: First 5110.00 For further particulars apply to Un.5iLE tarMirutiJlaarvOSriJWaTla' sn. bbi Union -Pacific Transfer Co., Ltd. Fun iri nid Piano Moving. ttustfcice-Reclk Co., L,tcC Piione 293. DRaYMEN G3 Queen Strest P. 0, Box 812. Estimates Given on all kinds of teaming. ' Dealers in riREWOOD, STOVE, STEAM AND BLACKSMITH COAL. CRUSHED HPCK, BLACK AND WHITE SAND, GARDEN SOU HAI, UitAlU, eeHaBeaeaejeeeeBfeeHpeNejvaMBeBeBeBM - w -.- .- -mt-t The Manhattan Cafe Is The Most Popular, TORT STIUET just abpve HOTEL' M. WILLIAM WARHAM, Prop. EmWOzfSS Tobacco. The only two pood smoking Tobaccos a the Market. FITZPATRIOK BROS. , tvi MYE7LE CIOAR STORE. ' Arrive S. F. JAN. t JAN. :c " FED. 1 MCU. 9 MCII. 30 Steamship Co. FOR 8AN FRANCI8CO: SIBERIA DKC. 28 Company'e Wharf, 41et Street, South ,iyn. FKOM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT. ALASKAN', TO SAIL DEC. 13 VIRGINIAN, TO SAIL DEC. 24 For further Information apply to H. HACKFBLD ft CO..LTD., Agent Honolulu. C. P. MORSB, General Freight Afoat AORANOl MOANA . .JAN. 6 .FSB. S . MARCH- 23, 1909 APRIL MAY JUNE 20, 1909 18,11909 1C,1909 Oibin, $80; Round Trip First Clus fc uuum;. LTJJ.. Agents, Baggage Sh'pplng Storage Wood Picking Coal 58 UiUUUIX, JJXU --. ' r J-rW T MT .- TfT" Fast Schooner COINCORD baUlne f8r KAPUNA, H0N0IPU, KATXUA and. J-ftS HAWAIIAN BALLASTING CO.. Art Telephone 390, Maunakea St., below I'" ft " B 88Q BULLETIN AD PAY' Leave Hon. dkc. ao JAN'. 20 KKII. iO MCU. 3 MCII. 24 n ESTABLISHED IN 1858. BISHOP & CO. BANKERS Commercial and Trav elers' Letters of Credit issued on the r Bank of California and The Lon don Joint Slock Bank, Ltd., London. Correspondents for the American Express Com pany and Thos. Cook & Son. Interest allowed on term and Savings Bank Deposits. Claus Spreckela. YVm. Q. Irwin. Claas Spreckels & Co. BANKERS. HONOLULU, : : : T. H. San Franclaeo Aoanta Tha No vada National Bank of Ban Franclaeo. Draw Exchange on tha Nevada Na tlonal Dank of San Franclaeo. London The Union of London an J Smlth'a Bank, Ltd. ' New York American Exchange National Bank. Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank. Parla Credit Lyonnalt. Hongkong and Yokohama Hon? kona-Shuiahai Banklna Corporation. New Zealand and Auatratla Bank of New Zealand and Bank of Austra laala. Victoria and Vancouver Bonk of Brttlah North Amerlea. Depoalts recited. Loans mado on aoDrovad security. Commercial and Travolera' Credit lamed. Bllla of Exchange bought and sold. Collectlona Promptly Acoeunted For. The Flnt AMERICAN SAVINGS AND TRUST 'GO. OF HAWAII, LTD. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL.. 300,000.00 PAID UP CAPITAL ,9100.000.00 President..., Ceell Brown Vice Praaldent M. P. Reblnaon Caahler 1. T. Peek Office: Corner Fort and King Sta. 8AVINO8 DEPOSITS received and Intoreat allowed for yearly depoalti at the rate of iM per cant. ior annum. Rules and regulations furnished upon appllcatlen. Thi Yokohama Specie Bank, Established 1880 Capital (Paid up) ..Yen 24,000,000 Reaerred Fund Yen 11,050,000 Special Reaerved Fund. Yen 2,000,000 HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. Branehea and Agenda: Toklo, Kobe, Osaka, Narjaaakl, London, Lyons, 'Now York, 8a n Fran cisco, Bombay, Hongkong, Shanghai, Hankow, Chefoo, Tientsin, Peking, Newchang, Dnlny, Port Arthur, An-tung-lialen, Llaoyang, Mukden, Tien ling, Changchun. The bank buya and recelvea tor collection bllla of exchange, laauee Drafta and Letters ot Credit, and transact a general banking bustnesa. Honolulu Iraaeh, 67 S. King Street Oahu Railway Time Table. . , OUTWARD, i , For Walanae, Waialua, kahuku and Way Etatlona : a,., S:20 p. ra. For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way stations 17:30 a. m., :16 a. m 11:05 a. m., 2:11 p. ra.. 320 p. m., 5:1E p. ra.. 19:80 p. m. tn:oo p. m For Wahtawa :15 a. m. and 5:i5 p. m. INWARD. Arrlva Honolulu from Kahuko, Waialua and Walanae 8:36 a. in ,4 ..6:31 d. m. Arrlva In Honolulu from Rwa Mill and Pearl City 17:4 a. m., 'SiSB a. m., 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:3l p m. 5:31 p. ra,. 7:30 p. m. Arrlva Honolulu from Wahtawa 8:36 a, tn. and '5:31 p, m. - Dally, t Ex. Sunday, i Sunday Only. The Halelwa Limited, a two hour train (only first-class tickets hon ored), leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:22 a. ra.; returning, arrives In Honolulu at 10:10 p. m. The Limited Stops only at Pearl City and Walanae. Q. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH. Alexander & Baldwin . . , , UMXTED. . J. P. COOKE Manager OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: S. P. Baldwin President J. B. Castle .-. .Vice President w. M. Alexander.. Second Vice Pre1. 7. P. Cooke .'.7. ..'.Third Tie Pres, 7. watarhouse Treasurer E. E. Taiton. . . : .".Secretary W. 0. Smith .'..Director O. 'R. Cartert Director W R. Castle Director SUBAR FACTORS, ' , COMMISSION MERCHANTS and IMSURANBE AGENTS AeenU for Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. Haiku Sugar Company. Paia Plantation. Maui Agricultural Company, Kihei Plantation Company. Hawaiian Sugar Company. Kahuku Plantation Company. Kahulni Railroad Company. Haleakala Ranch Company, Honolua Bench, Castle & Cooke. Ltd Honolulu, T, H. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS, SUGAR FACTORS and OENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS representing Ewa Plantation Co. Waialua Agricultural Co., ltd. Kohala Sugar Co. Weimea Sugar Mill Co. Apohaa Sugar Co., Ltd. Fulton Iron Works of St. Louis Blake Steam Pumps Weston's Centrifugals Babcock 4 Wilcox Boilers Green's Fuel Economitera Marsh Steam Pumps Mation Navigation Co. Planters' Line Shipping Co. Wm. G. Irwin & Go, LIMITED. SUGAR FACTORS and COMMISSION AGENTS. Wm. G. IRWIN President JN0..D. SPRECKELS... 1st V. Pres W. M.GIFTABD 2d T. Pm. H: M. WHITNEY Tmintw RICHARD IVERS Sscretary D. O, MAY.'.':V.J..r.....:. Auditor Jr 4 AeenU for Oceanic Steamship Co., Saa Franois- co. cal. Baldwin Locomotive Worka, Phila- delohia. Pa. Hakalau Plantation Co., Hilo Sugar Co., Honolulu Plantation Co., Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co., Kilauea . Sugar Plantation Co., Olowala Company, Paauhan Sugar Plantation Co., Waima nalo Sugar Co. C. Brewer & Co., Ltd. QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, T. H. AQENTS FOR: Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Ookala Sugar Plant. Co., Onomaa Sugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., Walluku Sugar Co., Pepeekeo Sugar Co., The Plantera Line of San Francisco Paeketa. LIST OF OFFICERS: C. M. Cooke, Preeldant; Qeorge Robertson, Vice President and Mana ger; E, F. Blahep, Treasurer and Sec retary; F. W. Macfarlane, Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. M. Cooke and J. R. Gait, Directors. mi INSURANCE IIB B. F. DILLINGHAM CO. tiara, Osnerat Agent for Hawaii: Atlaa Aaauranc Company of Londen. New York Underwrftera Agenoy. Providence Washington Insurance Co. 4th FLOOR, STANQENWALD BLDO. LIFE INSURANCE la not a Luxury; It la a Necessity. But you Must have the BEST and that la provided by the famous and moat equitable Laws or Matia chuaatta. In tha New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., OP BOSTON, MA88ACHU8ETT8. If you would be fully Informed about theae lawa, addreas ' Castle & Cooke, OENERAL AGENTS, " HONOLULU, T. H. 'WM.G. IRWiN-&C0.,LTD AGENTS FOR THE Royal Insur. Co. of Liverpool, Eng. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd.. of London, England. Scottish Union & National Ins. Co. of Edinburgh. Scotland. The Upper Rhino las. Co., ltd BY AUTHORITY -' ' NOTICE -, Grading Is being done on the1 eolith approach to tho double bridge, Wnlut lua district, nutolsts mid others are requested to be careful and toi ue the mill road for through trnfflc un til further notice. - , a. ii. aEm:, 4185-2t County Engineer. . 1-1.. Tin ., tf 1 Innnan nnmiiiluulnli. era for tho County of Oahu will hold a meeting ntilhe Executive lliilltllng on Monday, January 4, 1908, nt 4 I. tn.( to consider the application of J. 1. AIHDEIR03 for n Wholesnlo LI- rnnn In sell Inloxlcatlne HiiuorB nt tho premises known ns tho "Watnluu Wine Comiinny Liquor Etorc," Kopu- wul, Waliilua, O.ibu, itmler tho pro visions of Act 110, Session liws of 1907. All piolests or objection against tho Issuunce of a license under said application should bo filed with tho Secretary of the Hoard not later than tho time set for said hearing. A. J. CAA1PIIKLL, Secretary, Hoard of License Commissioners. 4174 Dec. 4, 11, 18, 20. XMASJINES Product of the Italian Swiss Colony OF CALIFORNIA CASE GOODS SAUTERNES CLARET CHABLIS Z1NFANDEL RIESLING TIP0 CHIANTI SHERRY PORT Cases Assorted as Desired, BULK GOODS PORT MUSCAT TOKAY MARSAL0TTA MADEIRA CLARET SHERRY Gonsalves & Co., LIMITED QUEEN STREET Telephone S68. P. H. BURNETTE, Attorney-at-Law for the District Courts; Notary Public; Draws Mortgages, Deeds, Bills of Sale, Leases, Wills, etc. ; Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses. 70 MERCHANT ST. HONOLULU. PHONE 310. Ice Delivered to residences and offices it B&o per hundred in 10-lb. lota or more. W. O. BARNHART, , 133 Merchant, 6t Tel. 14. R. MIYATA A CO..,, CONTRACTORS, -BUILDERS,. PAIN- TERS, PAPER HANGERS and MASON WORKERS. Second Hand Lumber, -Doors and Sashes Bought and Sold. KING ST., PALAMA JUNCTION - Phone 804. For Distilled' Water and ' Assorted Soda Water, delivered to office and residence, RINO UP 657,- -v r Arctic Soda Water Works 1263 Miller St M. B. DE BAi T ra MONEY UNLOCKING t ( 1. cMcaBo,'D'ec''V-fonoy locked up In safety deposit boxes' n year ago by ;mnc stildltun persons U now coming out Into the channel of trade,, accor; iiih iu u Biaii'iueiu My i uui rauriuu, I resident of 'tho Kqhltable Life lusup nnco Company. "Money U a druft In tho market." Mild Morton. "Call money loans -for less than 2 per cunt. Tlmo money maybe had for 3 per cent for ninety days 'and 4 per cent for six months! (lilt edgo icul cstato loans In' Now York nro 4V4 nndi& jier cent. "Wliero1 does thlslA abundance ' icf money conio fromT" i "Much'of It'conica from' tho West Irom tho bunks In which It has been deposited by farmers, who huvo no use for It: Tho farmers arostho rich est portion ot our' hopulutlon today: llioy'Voio buying pianos and surreys n few jeurs ago; now they aro buying putomoblles. It la customary to hold rutomobllo exKsltlons out In the West, and they are attended by thou sansd of farmers, who come to buy new machines or trade their old m' chines (or tho later patterns. Tho Lrops nro larger this year thun over, llio prices are higher than over, und tho farmers will havo moro money than over. They will doposlt It In thu local hanks, which will scud It Io Now York for Investment. ".Much of tho money that Is now sieeklng Investment has conio out of safety deposit boxes, where It was locked up a year ogo by people who wcio frightened lit the panic. It Is Ulllciilt to uvercstluiato tho amount of cunoncy and gold that was hoarded last winter and lay lille. for nearly u year, but nowt Is coming out and tcekliig Investment." CAN SEGGREGATE "J Italian Scientists Claim ,To Have Solved v . Great Problem I PARIS, Francp, Nov, 23. llclllnl and Tnsl, two Italian scientists, who with the Bnnctlon of tho French Oov- eminent have heen conducting ex periments In wireless telegraphy for tho past eighteen months on the couit of Normand", announce that they have M)lvcd the problem of Indcpcnd ent wtrelvHS communication. TIiIh result, tlie' say, tins been to- cured by means of two rcctniiKul.ir aerials fixed at right unfiles and so r.ttnihed to tho apparatus as to per mit tho transmission of unequal cur rents. Hy n simple Inw of mechanics these two electro magnetic forces unite nnd produce an elect io magnet ic field ami the Hcitzlan wnvet nie projected In n single vertical plane, which can bo alternated Instantly by means of the lloblne ilovlcc. The Inventors say they hnc picked up iiicHwigca at will from every Enc llsli wlrelCKM station and from shlpi at sea, mid that they have transmit ted messages from Pourvlllo to llavt'o and other points without the wnv4 being perceptible nt other stations llng Just off the lino of transmis sion. ee REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Recorded Dec. 10, 1908. Mclemole Kcunlnl mid hnii.(G) tn Harry Ualley; I); por Kill 4.10 Vnl knnl, Walluku, Maul; 1. etc. II 310, p 432. Dated Juno 22, 1004. Ilnrry nlllley to Joaquin (Inrclii; P: por Kill 430, hlilgs, etc. Walkanc. V:il lukii, Mnill; J350. II 310, p 411. D.it-d Dec 9, 191)8. Susan 8 Smtlh and hsb (SI to l)nld K Mooklnl; I); ic l.iml l'aeolil, La lialna. Maul; S12S. 11 310, p' ire Dat ed May 13. 1907. All Chock (firm); Col' II genor.il merchnndlso ami gioccry hiitliicsn Kn pala, Llluic, Kauai; capital stock JliOOO. II 304, p C93. Duted Deo 1, 1908. Recorded Dec 11, 1908. Maria .1 Forbes (widow) by ntty tn Kllen 8 Raven; I); por It P (fir) 1302, Wyllle St, Honolulu, t.uO ll 310, p 444. Dated Dec 8, 1908. Trent Trust Co Ltd to Tin Look Rcl; pes land, Kort street, Honolulu; 3G0. h 312, p .78. Dated Aug 22. 1908. Fanny Strauch nnd hsb (" K n) to John Aplo; D; int In II P 2470. Kills CCC0 and 101S2, Pnllken. Honolulu; $1. U 310, p 440. Dated Dec 10. 1908. Est of S C Allen by Tra to Clnus. Spreckels & Co; AM; mtg M Itosen blcdt on ;ior Or 1C3, Pimnnoii St, Ho nolulu; $10,000. II 312, p 79. Dated Dec 11, 1908. Henry Holmes and wf to .1 j.tunto P Olgnoux; D; lot 10, b)l: 7, College Hills Tract, Honolulu; Jl'-'CO. 1! 310, p 447. Dated Dec 10, 190S. Jeanetto P Olgnoux and hub (A J) to Henry Holmos; At; lot 10. hlk 7, Collego Hills Trnct, Honolulu; $750. U 312, p80. Dated Dec 10. ll))8. Henry Holmes and wf It Harriet .1, Campbell! D; lot 9, -hlk 7, Collogo Hills Tract, Honolulu; $123u II 310, p 449. Dated Deo 10, 190. Harriet J Campbell ami hsb (M) to Henry Holmes; M; lot 9, hlk 7, Col lege Hills Tract, Honolulu; J7S0. 11 312, p 83. Dated Dec 10, 190S. Guy S aoodncKH and vf to Hawn Kvaiigollcal-ABsn, Hoard oS !Dj Land Patent C070, Kanalo, lloniiulll.i Maul; 11. B 310, p 44. .Dattd Sopt 21. 90S. i Recorded Deo. 12, 1008.'" , II K Unea nnd wf; Will. II 304. l 497. Dated Dec 2. 1908. Keulohookalunl. to Famt'Strnuch; D; Int In'lt I '2170. Kills 0GC0 nml 10182, I'nllkeu. Honolulu; I7B. il 310, p 402. Dated Oct 9, 1907. Lucy It High by' regr; Notice: of decree of title, In Land Reg Court Case No. 140; II. II 304, li 49S, Dated Dec 12, 1908. A AI Cubrlnha tr to Joso L Men donca and wf; Rel; 3 pes land and bldgs, Kukuau 2nd, S lit la; $300. 11 307. p 229. Dated Nov 11, 1908. Airs Win Ltdgato by atty to Oka moto Alakltchl; L; pc land, Laupa hoehoo, N Illlo; G yrs ut $100 per annum. II 313, p 191. Dated Apr 1, 1907. Oeorge P Kcamohull to Akloku; L; RtP 0242, Kul 10000, Walplo, Hamalun, Hawaii; 10 yia ot $00. II 313, p 193. Dated Dec 1, 1908. Unlua Kcaloha (k) to Tr of Maul Loan Co; AI; Int In 1 1-2 acres' lnnd, I'aukukalo, Walluku, Maul; $80. 'II 307, p 230. Dated Dec 11, 1908. AI W Tschudl nml wf to Lnhah-in Agrctl Co Ltd; I); U P 1809, Kill 488, Paunnu, Lahulnn, Alaul; $120. H 310, p 101. Dated Dec 7. 1908. Now York city, although not known us tho Amoilcnn Venice, contains moro Islands than nay city except yenlce. for within Its boundnrloa nro thlity-one tcpnrato and distinct Islaiiiln, llio uso of tho mctilo system of weights and measures will bo com puUory In the Philippines aftor tho Hist of next year, COASTWISE SHIP ANDINTER STATELAW 1 '. Chronicle Thinks It Sees Combination With,, Railroads . Tho San l'ronclsto Chronlclo sajs cdltorlolly:" ' The iltscrlnilnntlons proved itgnlnst tho American-Hawaiian Stcamslilp Company and Its evident dove rela tions with ostensibly competing rail roads nro unquestionably tjplcal of (oiidltlons existing among nil coastwise- ocean carriers In tha United States. II has not been the policy to Intcrfero with Intcr-Stntu water tiniiNportatlon. The ocean lines h:io been left unregulated on tho theuiy that they are the natural legulatorn uf rates and should be left free to compete ns acthely as possible, nml that rallioads reaching tho coasts should ndjust their rates to such com petition. If, however, tho rallioads and the steamship lines arc held in community of ownership, there, will bo no leal conflict, nnd the public) will bo deprived of thu ocean compe tition, which would nntuinlly exist, . and which theoictlcally does exist. It is n mailer which deictves tare- ' fill consideration. It ought not to become necessary, to subject coast wise and Internal water transmuta tion to the light regulations which We Impose on railroads. Nor could It becomu necessary If tho capital re- nulled to own nnd opcinte one, steam ship were sullUlunt to give cffectlvo competition. It Is not bo. Heltnblo , ami adequate service for n cominer- ' clal community rnn only bo given hy organized Hues with regular saltlugii, and when such it lino is established. It Is to the ilubllc interest that ll gut all tho business if it actually and vig orously competes, nnd the Intrusion of tramp ships Is by no means a pub lic benefit, but the contrary. When, however, tho regular lino does not compete, but is dominated or Influenced by compotlng rallioads It becomes another matter. Tho trump ship then performs the public serv ice which the steamship lne should give, nnd is entitled to public sup port. When u tinmp ship attempt to get caigo In such n case,' tho regu lar line will, of course, cut rates to meet the situation, but if It does so, tho law Bhould requite the luw'ratcii to he impartially. given to nil ship pers. Considering conditions ns they ure, the legislation apparently neces sary Is that coastwise steamship linen shall bo compelled to file their tariffs with the Interstate Commission nnd bo held to account, civilly und crimi nally, for nny secret disci Imtuutloii between shippers or between poits. WHEN JAPAN'S NAVY ' WAS1N DISPLAY KOHE, Japan, Nov. 18. The fight lug cruft of Japan, comprising ll0 vessels, excluslvo of submarines, pass ed in levlow before, the Hmperor to day. The weather was perfect and tho occasion wus ono long to bo ro inembeied. Notwithstanding tho recent plnguo cure,"'the Kmpcror nnd his attend ants an I veil nt Koba us early ns ! o'clpck this morning nnd pn his way to the harbor front drovo through the streets, crowded with tholr silent thousands nnd rendered goigeous hy tho nrrny of magnificent decoration t In his honor. Embarking on tho' 'battleship Asama, the Kmperor was welcomed by Admirals Togo nnd tho other Ad mit uls bf tho Heet. As dozens of guild volleyed 'tholr salute tho sun emeisod fitAn behind li cloud, truiisflguriiiB the grout1 airny of ships with their II) lug banners au'd plainly outlining on a distant hillside Uie outline 'it an anchor composed ot pliics, planted by school children In 1903. The Asama, -with Admiral Togo on tho bridge, steamed slowly between the lines of warships nnd nuxllluiless with every hand playing1 tho national anthem Togo, nt the Empeior's stdo detailed tho strength nnd equipment of each vessel, pointing out the ship captilied from Knssla during tho llusslan-Japuuese war. Tho rovlew was concluded shortly boforo noon nnd tho offlceis took tit fin on the Asama. As tho Kmperor left tho flagship tho entiin fleet mill et! In a thunderous salute. Pi lor to his dopnrturo for tho shore tho Km- , pcror congratulated tho navy upon n gient lmptovemont duo to tho ener gies of officers nnd men. At Kobo to night tho bcono Is a mngnlllcent one. The entire licet la outlined In olectrlu lights nnd tho city Is swarming with enthusiastic crowds, Harry McMillan, of Ottawa county. Kansas, tho nomlneo for lieutenant governor who went down to defeat with tho icst of tho Demucinllo ticket, Is tho author of n Kausos law which makes It a misdemeanor to oat sunken, icorplons. tarantulas, centipedes or other venomous reptiles. "For 3als" cards at Bulletin, V fAtA-$mli,l;t, ,,,-. .' U .ti..). n KHhiW "riit.frtnafc: ;i, j, ii ii