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INDEP
Oceanic Steamship Company
TIME TABLE
Tho Fine Passenger Steamers of This Line Will Arrive and Loave
This Fort as Hereunder
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
ZEALANDIA MAY 11
MARIPOSA MAY 25
ZEALANDIA JUNE 8
In connection with tho sailing of tho abovo steamers tho Agents are
prepared to issmyto intending rnistngflrs coupon through tickets by any
railroad from San Frruioipoo to all points in tho United States and from
New York by any steamship lino ti all European ports
For further particulars apply to
Wm G Irwin 8c Co
LIMITED
General Agnaits Oceanic S S Company
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD
NEW GOODS JTLVI RECEIVED
THE NEW
Improved Planters Ho
Solid Cast Steel Eye and Blade Forged Entire
CYCLONE WIND MILLS PUMPS ETC
HOWES PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES
NORTONS BALL BEARING JACK SCREWS
PLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY
VISES PIPE CUTTERS AND WRENCHES
VACUUM OILS
The Standard of Merit
Universal Stoves and Ranges
PAINT WALL WHITEWASH BRUSHES CALIFORNIA LAWN
SPRINKLERS
A Large Assortment of General Hardware
Theo H Davie
s Co J Id
SUGAR FACTORS
IMPORTERS OF
General Merchandise
AND
Vgonts for Lloyds
Oiinadian AuBtralian Steamship Lino
Brilicih Foreign Marino Insurance Co
Isorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Line of Packettf from Liverpool
P O Box 145
E BRO
Bast Corner Port fc Kino Sts
IMPORTEES AND DEALERS IN
Groceries Provisions and Feed
Now and Fresh Goods roceived by evory packot from California Eastern
Btatos and Uuropoan Markets
Standard Gradn of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fish
Goods dolivored to any part of tho Oitr
TiUiANn TRADm ROIJOTTBT tUTIflflAWOW pnARANTHHn
DABE TO THE FRONT
Bon of ti Former Hawaiian Hliistor
Joins tho First Infantry
Starr Dare eon of John T Dare
tho United States Appraiser and for
a brief period Attorney General of
Hawaii is one of the young Ameri
cans who has suown his true colors
when ho thought the country need
ed soldiers On last Tuesday he
wont to tho Presidio and without
Baying a word to his parents pre
sented himself to the reoruit
lDRofEcer and inside of three
hours ho passed all tho noceasary
examinations and took the oath to
support Old Glory through all
trials and tribulations
When he roturnod home and in
formed his mother of what ho had
done she as a matter of course
burst out crying but it was only
for a brief spell Hor patriotic
blood got tho hotter of her motherly
feeling she fondly kissed her hoy
and gavo him hor blessing
On the return of Mr Dare to his
homo in the evening he was ap
prised of the act of his son Ho
simply said Good and added
When I joined tho army during
the late rebellion I joined a State
regiment and merely did police
duty whore there was no powder
burned or honors earned If a man
wants to bo a soldier lot him go at
it in oaruost no half way measures
With these encouraging words from
his father and with his mothers
blessing young Dare marched out
of Sau Francisco inside of twenty
four hours after he enlisted with
his rogiment bound for Cuba or
any other placo on earth whero
Uncle Sam may need his services
This is grit of tuo rinht sort in one
of San Franciscos native sons but
blood will toll every time S F Call
TKOLLEY MEN NEARLY LYNCH
ED
Chicago Boy Killed by Electro Oar
and a Mob Trios to Hang Motor
man and Conductor
Chicago April 29 With clasped
hands Clarence and Paul Prince
five and a half and four years old
respectively were knookod down by
a trolley car on North Ashland
avenue to night and the former kill
d and the latter mortally hurt
WitnesBoa declared that tho
motorman was at fault and in Gvk
minutes tho car was surround d by
a mob of several hundred persons
swearing vongeanoe on the motor
man and oonductor They started
to run and the mob chased them for
half a mile howling at their heels
Some one cried Lynnh thorn
and for once the cry relly meant
something A rope was found aad
stones were hurled after tho fleeing
meu They gained the oar barns
just before tho mob could overtake
thorn For half an hour the effort
to get thorn was kopt up but at last
the poliro drove tho mob away
In the meanwhile the oar had
nearly been demolished Mon and
boy broke the windows and doors
and it took a wagonload of polioe
men to roscue the vehicle and take
it back to the barns
EDITOB BE YOUNO
Ho Will Havo Charge of the State
Exhibit at the Tranamissiaslppl
Congress
Saobamento April 29 Governor
Budd to day appointed Michael H
do Young of San Francisoo
to the Trans
miesissippi Congross Following
aro the names of thoio who will
compose the commission aad kavo
ohargo of the California exhibit 0
M Wooster San Jose Robert Mo
Murray San Francisoo W H Mills
San Francisco F H Johnson San
Franoisoo Tiroy L Ford San Fran
oisoo Wendell Eaeton San Fran
cisco
IKIhBHhhhbo CSnBjU SH BSiflsEG2B i ytCTHHHFi I PBBkjnl H BBMmKi w
HONOLULU H I TUESDAY MAY 10 1898
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
ZEALANDIA MAY 17
MOANA MAY 26
ZEALANDIA JUNE 14
DEATH AND PANIC
Starvation and Smallpox Kilting
Men Women and Ohildron in
Porto Rico
New York April 29 The Worlds
cable from St Thomas West Indies
says
Famine and smallpox are killing
men womon and children in Porto
Rico
Tho conditions in the interior are
horrible Children aro perishing of
starvation and tho villages aro peti
tioning the Government for succor
Smallpox in epidoiiio Draft aui
mals aro dying
The financial situation is critical
Banks aro suspending Banker re
fuse to toll drafts Papor is dis
counted at 90 per cent Tho colonial
bank refuses Spanish paper
Twenty five thousand troops are
expected from Spain Bakers are
hurrying orders for 1G0000 pounds
of bisouits for them Tho militia is
organizing in all the towns
American aud British interests iu
Porto Rico are in grave danger
Tho Consul in charge of them is
said to be incompetent Ho is now
away on an oxteudod honeymoon
The Vice Consul is said to be a
Spanish sympathizer Affairs are
conducted by a olork formerly a
valat named Crawford
SHARKEY HAS RECOVERED
Tho Strain is Not as Serious as Was
First Thought
Tha accident which befell Tom
Sharkey on Saturday April 18 seems
not to be of such a Berious nature as
was at first imagined Sharkey in
lifting a bale of hay broke a small
blood vossel Soon after the acci
dont he began work which ag
gravated tho lesion and forced the
strong man to lay off
For the last two days Sharkey has
gone through with his regular train
ing in systematic manner Yester
day ho ran eight miles worked with
the bag and went at his sparring
partners in old fashion On Mon
day the aspiring pugilist whoso now
mark is Jeffries will leave Vallojo
for this city He will go at onoo
upon his arrival here to the Seal
Rocks House whero he will be in
stalled until he meets the Los
0
Augles heroulos iu tho ring on
May Gtli
Dr Turner has examined Sharkey
and h pronounce him sound from
too to crown S F Call
TRIES TO BRING UP HAWAIIAN
ANNEXATION
Morgan Scores a Pallura in tha
Sonata Foreign Relatione Com
mittee
Washington April 27 The Sen
ate Foroign Relations Committee
held the rogular weokly meeting to
day Sonatur Morgan urged tho
importance of again taking up the
question of annexing the Hawaiian
Islands He said they wore essen
tial to the United States in view of
the war with Spain and that no
time should bo lost in perfecting
the troaty Other membora of the
committee expressed the opinion
that it was impraltioablo to procood
with the question at prosont
Women in the Hospitals
Washington April 23 Surgeon
Qenural of tho Army Sternberg says
tho report that women nurses would
not bo sent to Ouba is true Qonoral
Sternberg says that Ouba is no plaoe
for women especially duriug tho
dread yellow fever season
It may be said ho that aftor
tho rainy season and hot summor
mouths have passed women nurses
will be employed iu the hospital
work but certainly not iu the field
To appear respootable is to be
docontly Bhaved which can only bo
attended to at the Europoan Bnrlior
Shop Ohas Molteno proprietor
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Wiltes Steamship Cu
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TIME TABLE
0 b WIGHT Ires B B ROSE Beo
Oapt J A KING PortBupt
Stmr KINATJ
CLARKE Commander
Will leave Honolulu at 10 a m touching at
Lnhninn Mnnlnpn liny end Makenn the
same day Mnhnknna Kawoibaoand Lau-
BaliochoH the following day arriving at
MIo tho same nf ktrnoon
LEAVES HONOLULU AliBlYKS H080LULU
Tuesday May 10
Friday May 20
Tuesday May 31
Thursday Juno 9
Tuesday Juno 21
Friday July 1
Tuesday July 12
Friday July 21
Tuesday Aug 2
Friday Aug 12
Tuo duyAug23
Fitday 8opt 2
Tuosday Set 3
Friday 1 opt 21
Tuesday Oct 4
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Weunosday
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
I Wednesday
I Diiuiraay
May T
May 18
May 28
June 8
June IB
Juno W
July 9
July SO
Inly 30
Aug 10
Aug 20
Aug 31
Sept 10
Bept 21
Oct 1
Returning will leavo Hilo at 8 oclock
a m touching nt Laupahoehoe Mahn
kona and Kawaihao same day ilakena
day arriving at Honolulu the afternoons
ol Wednesdays and Batnrdayr
Will pnll nf Pnlmbl Prn 11
v vuv UUM v Ilijli
GV No Freight will be received alter o
a m on day ol sailing
Till linnlllnr rntltn In Ilia Vnlnnnr
Ililo A good carriage road the entire dis
tance Hound trip tickets covering all
expenses 6000
rftmr CLAUDINE
CAMERON Commander
Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 r u
touching at Kahului Hana Uamoa and
Kipabnlu Maui Returning arrives at
Honolulu Sunday mornings
Will ci II at mm Kaupo once each
mouth
LW No Freight will be received after 4
p ii on day of sailing
This Company will reserve the right of
make changes in the time of departure and
arrival of its Steamers without notice and
it will not bo responsible for any conse
quences arising therefrom
Uousignccs must bo at the Landings to
reccivo their freight this Company wll
not hold itself responsible for freight after
it lias been landed
Live Stock received only at owners risk
This Company will not be responsible for
Money or Valuables of passongers unless
placed in the care of Pnrsera
SOT lassenKers are requested to par
clme Tickets before embarking Those
f Ailing to do so will bo subject to on addi
tional nlmrge of twonty flve percent
PinVnoita pnnlnlnlni iAvanvnl VAnln
wliHthar tditppod ts baggago of freight ii
tlo contents hereof exceed 10U in value
mil 1 liu i tin- vnluo thereof plainly stated
and niiirU d and tho Company will not
hold iuclf llublo lor any loss or damage in
ess uf thU Mini exropt the goods be
shipped unit r u special contract
v employe s of tho Company aro for
bidden t rcceivt freight without deliver
ing shipping lecclpt therefor in tho form
protcrlboil bv the Company and which
may bo boom by shippers upon application
to tho pursers of tho Companys Htcnmers
Siipiurs aru notified that if freight Is
shipped without buch rccoipt it will bo
boiely at tho risk of tho shipper
QLACS Sr BEOKELS WM O IBWIN
Glaus SprecKels Co
BA3STKE1RS
HONOLULU
Sv Francisco JgenUTlIE NEVADA
BANK OF SAN FRANOISCO
DRAW 1IXOIIANQE ON
BAN FHANOISCO Tho Nevada Bank o
Ban Francisco
LONDON The Union Bank of London
Ltd
NEW YOllK Amorican Exohange Na
tlonal Bank
OHIOAQO Merohants National Bank
r AUIS Comptoir National dEscompte de
Paris
BEHLIN Dresdner Bank
HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hona
Kong Shanghai llanklnf Corporation
NEW ZEALAND AND
Bank of New Zealand
VIOTOUIA AND VANCOUVEKi Bank
of British North America
Transact a General Hanking and Exchanqt
Ilusincss
Dopot Its Received Loans mado on Ap
proved Security Commercial and Travel
ers Credit Issued Dills of Exchange
bought and sold
Oolloetiona Promptly Acoountod Fo
rsaf

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