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From Vancouver:
.Mnrniim May 28
For Vancouver:
Maknra May 23
VOL. XI. NO. 4305.
SUGAR
HALF
200,000 TONS
SUGAR SHIPPED
With Less Than Half of the Crop on
the vvay---Outlook Is Good for
Considerably Heavier Year Than
Last
On Mny 1 tlm total sugar ship
mentB for the season through the
agency of tin- Sueur ructors Com
pany nmountcil tu n per cent more
than nt the sumo time lust enr. Two
hundred thousand tons or Btigar had
been dispatched on Its way at that
time ,us against 190,000 up till the
name time in I SOS. This Is u little
less than 30 per cent of the estimat
ed crop for the jenr.
The estimate of the a ops handled
by the Sugar Factors Company for
this year Is placed lit 440,000 tons.
The total shipments through the
company last year amounted to 120,
000 tons.
The Sugar Factors' Company han
dle about 82 per cent of all the su
gar grown In the Islands, only about
90,000 tons being shipped through
oilier sources, soothe company's esti
mate on the total crops can be made
with a very fair degree .or accuracy.
Tho total shipment for this year
R' estimated at about 16,000 tons In
excess of that for last, cut the total
is a conservative one, and the final
llguies will probably run above rath
er than below.
Whether the concerns not ship
ping through tlie Sugar Factois'
Company will show un Increase on
the same scnle iir those connected
with it, Is an open question, but
there seems to be u prevailing Idea
that favorable conditions which
have prevailed during tho several
months passed will be found to have
May Force Gas Co.
To Install Lights
Upon his leturn fiom Washington
Superintendent of Public Works
Marston Cumpboll will probably tako
steps to compel the Honolulu Gas
Company to curry out the provisions
of Its franchise which require tho
company, upon requisition by tho
Superintendent of Public Works, to
furnish fiee of cost gas for fifty street
lights, and theieafter each year fur
nish live inoi e In udditlou to tho
SUMMER
STYLES
We have jnst receiv
ed a big- assortent of
the latest SUMMER
STYLES in
Benjamin
Clothes
They have come
straight from New
York, the fashion cen
ter of America, and
they were made by
New York's foremost
tailors.
They're worth seeing
Come and See Them
The Kash Co.,
LIMITED
2:30 EDITION
TRUST EMPLOYES ARE INDICTED
OF HAWAII'S CROP SHIPPED
had their effect on nearly all of (he
plantations.
On the other lntiul, one of the ren
SOUS for the Iucii-umhiI Hlinw'tnir nf
the Sugar Factors' Cumpany Is the
remarkable stride made liy somo of
the plantations shipping through tliu
organization. The plantations that
liave shuwn the greatest Increase
during the present jwr are: Wullu
ku, Mcllrjde, Ohiu, Kekahn mid Maui
Agricultural.
There yet remains about 220,000
tons of sugar to be shipped. The last
shipment will probably lie made
about the middle of September.
Makawell continues strong on the
'Change, with piurtlcully none In
Bight. Forty was offcied this morn
ing, but no sales were made. With
tho bonded Indebtedness disposed of,
and a heavy crop this year, n material
Increase In dividends next car Is
looked for under nny sort ot favor
able conditions.
Wnlnlua is selling in a fow small
lots ut 93 and In big blocks at 93 la.
Hut half of the crop has been dis
posed of, but the Increase so fur over
last year's production exceeds 3,000
tons. Conservative estimate places
tho total crop nt not less than 20,
000 tons.
Walpahu Is expected to produco at
least 36,000 tons this )ear.
Largo blocks of Dwa nro changing
hands these days, the latest going at
129 Tho cause of these sales Is not
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number furnished the preceding
5 ear.
This Is a provision which was only
recently brought to tho attention of
Mr. Campbell. Section 897 of tho
Hcvlxcd Laws, which Is n part of tho
franchise granted to tho company by
Congiess, sas:
"Erecting lump posts, etc. Said
W. W Dlmond shall also have tho
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S FADES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, FRIDAY, MAY
NEW SUGGESTIONS
FOR WHITNEY'S JOB
But Hemenway Folds His
Cloak of Mystery
About Him
The question of who is to bo Depot)
Attorney General to succeed Mr, Whit
ney, the present Incumbent, Is still
unanswered, and tho Attorney (lencral
Is still mysterious. Hut many wild
guesses arc being maila about (hu Cap
ttol mid Judiciary buildings mid u good
many of the local attorneys think they
have hunches, while others have
hopes.
Tho suggestion was made this morn
ing that Representative Kenlawaa
might bo good timber out of which to
construct u deputy Attorney General
Keulawna has a license to practice
law, as he proudly Informed the House
of Hcprescntntlvcs not long ago, and It
Is certain that tho llccnso Is a good
one, for It was largely ori'the strength
of possessing It that Kenlawaa was
elected to tho Legislature. During the
campaign ho used to tako It out of his
pocket and shake It In tho faces of his
audiences and explain to them that he
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Per Diem
Rate For
There seems to be but llttlo chance,
according to tho present outlook, of
un animal appropriation for tho
Queen's Hospital. Though, ut tho start,
the Supervisors were inclined to favor
that plan of assistance, tho majority
have expel lenced u chango of heart.
and It seems moio likely that u per
diem arrangement will be made.
With an Iron clad agriement that
city and county patients uiu to bo
cured for ut a fixed rate per diem, tho
authorities would havo tho Ilnal suy
us to what persons should bo accepted
and which should not. It Is believed
thnt, us It Is manifestly liupossiblo for
tho Queen's Hospital to tako ull that
apply, such un arrangement would
cause less grumbling on tho part of
dissatisfied ones,
Supervisor Qulnn, who, nt the out
set, was a strong supporter of tho
blanket appropriation scheme, has
comu to see things In a different light,
and will probubly voto In favor of u
per diem arrangement when tho mat
ter comes up.
At tho last meeting ot tho Super
visors, the hospital trustees expressed
a willingness lo accept county putlcntH
at II SO a day
Injured?
Yes, he never expected to
be, so he failed to take out a
STANDARD ACCIDENT POL
ICY. Before you sail, why not
do the wise thing and get
some real protection t
STANDARD PROTECTS.
Hospital
Insurance Department.
Hawaiian Trust Co.,
is a new impulse in Honolulu business the Bulletin will connect you
NiMH IBVOIB
TO BE BH SDH
Funds Available 'After
Beginning Of New
Fiscal Year
One ot theUrxt enterprises to be
undertaken by the Public Works De
partment after the beginning of the
next lineal year. Jul) 1, is the con
struction of the pruiosil now Kal
miikl reservoir. Tueic m no money
available for 'the purpose now, nor
will there bo until lifter the new or
der of things gien into effect. The
Lcglslatuie piovlded th.it water
works improvements must bo made
out of the mono) b received for water
rates The water lutes are payable
July 1, ko there will be money (or
the project as souii as they begin to
tome. In.
It Is estimated that the new rcser
vold will cost about $40,000. It Is
to be located on the knoll, which Is
considerably higher than tho pres
ent defective reservoir
Law Will
Address
r
"The Future- of Hawaii In Ilel.i-
tlon to Trudo on tho Puclllc" will
bo tho subject of nn address 4
which Dr l.nvv of San Frunclsco
will deliver before tho Chamber
of Commerce- In tho near future.
Dr. Law, who took a piomlneiit
part In the upbuilding or Sun
Frunclsco after tho disaster. Is a
careful Blusent of public uffulis f
-t- ami his Ideas will bo listened to
with Interest by tho members of
tho Chamber. -f
ConsuPUciioral Wilder of Hong- -f
kong. who was to huvo arrived
hero on the Nippon Mnru, has
cabled that official business has
necessitated a change In his
plnns. Ho will be hero beforu a
great while, however, and will
then deliver his promised address
beforu the Chamber of Commerce.
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Hollister
Hollister
Hollister
Drugs
Drugs
Drugs
The Boys
,We send out on errands are those in
whom the publio has confidence. You
may count on them all of the time.
TERRITORIAL MESSENGER
SERVICE. PHONE 361.
Chambe
Spring Mattresses
NEW SHIPMENT OF HIGH GRADE, IMPORTED
SPRING MATTRESSES, FOR WOOD OS IRON BEDS
JUST RECEIVED. . , t utt3Mlid
J. Hopp & Co.,
185 KINO ST.
7, 19098 PAGES.
$1000 AVAILABLE
FOR ALEWA ROAD
Work On Extension
Be Commenced
Next Week
To
Artlng Superintendent of Public
Works Kluegel stutes that he ex
pect next week to cotnmenco the
construction of the Alewa Heights
roud extension. There Is now about
1 1,000 available for the purpose, and
this will carry the road u good wus.
Just where It will end will bo left to
some extent to the wishes of the
Aletvu Heights property owneis,
within the limits Imposed, of couisc,
by the amount of money available. A
meeting of the Alewa Heights Im
provement Club is called for next
Monday night, at which It Is proba
ble that this matter will be consid
ered. Mr. Chlba, who arrived from For
iqost In the Tenyo Mam, will leavu
for Maul this afternoon As un engi
neer he will Inspect the sugar mills
on that Island. He will return to Ja
pan In tho Korea, sulling Mny 27.
To Start
Over 1000
New Soits
llcforc the fli st of next month over
1,000 suits nre to be Instituted by
the Superinteiiajiu o. Public Works
against property owneis uf Honolulu
who are back on tho pJMueiil of
their sewer rates. Ilcforo ho left
for tho Coast this week, Superintend
ent Campbell gavo Instructions to
have the suits ull started by June 1,
and the work Is being rushed In tho
Public Works olllce.
There Is something like $GL,000
delinquent In sewer rates, anil here
tofore there has been no way of com
pelling the payment of them. Hut
the Legislature passed nn Act which
makes sewer rates a prior lien on the
property, and with this to go on tho
department Is going to make a vig
orous effort to bring tho reluctant
oncH to time. It looks as If the law
yers would havo u busy llmo for a
while. It Is certain thut the tlov
eminent attorney will llnd some
thing to do.
SUGAR.
SAN .FRANCISCO, May 7. Su
gar 88 analysis Beets 10s 4Vgd,
Parity 4.10 cents. Previous quota
tion 10s 3 3-4d.
Meant Kekuowa, who Is charged with
assault and battery, had her case con
tinued thlB morning till Mny 12.
Expert Fruit
Shippers
Island Fruit Co.,
72 S. KING. PHONE 15.
I N D I C TSTRIKERS
TROST WORRY
MEN
NEW YORK, May 7. Oliver
Spitzer, dock superintendent, and
six other employes of the American
Sutrar Refining Company have been
indicted by the Federal Grand Jurv
for conspiracy in defrauding the
Government. These indictments rep
resent the move' of the Federal gov
ernment in the criminal prosecutions
for the frauds perpetuated in weigh
ing the sugar imports on which tar
iff duties were levied. The Trust
has already paid two millions of dol
lars in the civil proceedings.
POTTER, CHIEF OF NAVIGATION.
WASHINGTON, May 7. Rear
Admiral W. P. Potter succeeds Rear '
Admiral J. E. Pillsbury, who retires'
as Chief of the Bureau of Navigation I
in the Navy Department. Capt. C. '
J, Bowyer. who commanded the bat-,
tleship Illinois in the world tour, will
succeed Capt. J. M. Badger as super-'
intendent of the Naval Academy at.
Annapolis. Tho latter will be as-'
signed to the command of a battle-'
ship. I
i i I
IJICHI AT NAVY YARD. I
SAN FRANCISCO, May 7. Tiic j
Japanese othcers ana cadets of the
visiting squadran were entertained
today by a visit to San Jose and
Stanford University. Admiral Ijichi
and his staff visited the Mare Island
navy yard.
i
ir BULLETIN ADS PAY -SB
MACON WILL COPY
FLORAL PARADE
Milton, On., Is planning to pattern
after Honolulu and hold u tloiul pa
rade. Tho souvenir pamphlet of tho
recent fete, which II. P. Wood of
the Promotion Committee scattered
broadcast over the mainland, ban hud
Its effect, mid cities there ure begin
ning to ult up and take notice.
Secretary Hums of tho Macon
Chamber of Commerce has written
II. P. Wood that he Is tr)lng to boost
along n lloral .parade, modeled on
thnt of Honolulu, and thut Ills efforts
hid fair to bo crowned with success.
Tho letter, which arrived by yester
day's mull, follows:
"Macon, Ou April 22, 1900.
"Mr H. P. Wood,
"Secretary, Utc,
"Honolulu, Hawaii.
"Dear Sir:
"Your fuvor of tho nth with sou
venir pamphlet and "Picturesque
Honolulu" duly received nnd assure
you the same is highly iippieel.ilfd.
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EA.THER
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White
Buckskin
Oxford
Custom-Made $5
Without a n
equal for Sum
mer weather
wear. Noat,'haud
some, cool, serviceable
The advertiser who snjs enough,"
who thinks he Is striving sufficiently,
has really ceased to strive at all.
"Enough" is a delusion. Bulletin
advertising is a 3G5-day-n-ycar busi
ness help
PRICE 5 CENTS.
! PARIS
PARIS, May 7 It is expected
that the Attorney General will issue t
an order of dissolution against tho t
union of government employes out on "
strike. This may bring about a ser
ious crisis. The situation is by no
means favorable and there is an ever
present fear of revolutionary outbreaks.
BROKEN RAIL HURTS CO.
SEATTLE, Wash., May 7. Sixty
people were injured here today bv
being thrown to the ground as the
result of the breaking of a balcony
' rail in the grand stand. The peo
ple were observing the events of an
athletic meet. The r"il "tolce with
out warning and the people were
thrown together in n jumbled mass.
MR. FAIRBANKS' DINNER
Tho executive committed of thb
Men's League wishes to remind all
those who ixpect to attend the dlnne
In bo given In honor of former Vice
President Fairbanks nt the Itoyn! Ha
waiian hotel next Monday "enluc.
.Ma) 10, that the) must send In their
ncctptutice TODAY. Tho Idea ot
making this a. ladles night U meet
ing with general favor. Acceptances
already received Indicate that thoro
will be u large attendance. Tho Kn
mehnmehn llo)s (lieu Club will ho on
hand mid will sing a number ot their
Mings dining the evening
Send In )our curd to day or phone
In your acceptance to 073
I am "iide.ivurliig lo Imitate your
automobile (lower parnde, haying u
gentleman who Is tlio leader in so
clety hem Interested In the move
ment It wna hard to get hlmrlu
tereMcd until 1 handed lilnr', tho
souvenir pamphlet Will ndvlso jTm
of the Mirceds 1 will have In the un
dertaking, m X
"Yours truly, -
i (Signed) "11. IIUKXS!
"Secietary nnd Treasurer."
The ' Crossroads of the Pacific"
ma) continues to llnd favor. Tho fol
lowing letter tolatlng to It has Just
been received by Secretary Wood:
"llloomsburg. I'n , April 21, 1903.
"II. P. Wood, Secy
"Honolulu, Hawaii. I U
"My Dear Sir:
"Plcato accept our thanks fortho
.nuui, I'liiiiieu "urossroads of tho Pa-
cllle," and tho folder accompanying
It, which wore received. They havo
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