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MAUI -3k ' gWOLUME II WAILUKU, MAUI, T H., SJURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1901 NUMBER 23 Utt. ' ft a PROFESSINOAL CARDS ATTORNBYS h GEORGE HONBv AttoIinky at Law AGENT The Ooinmnli Life IimirnneoCn. Tub Greenwich Fire Insurance- Co lwailuku, MAUI rANKEPOIKAlf ATIOllNEV , AT'TjAW WAILUKU, MAUI SttfoHN RICHARDSON Attohney at Law KftlAlNA, MAUI SfNdNIO TAVARES . -r 14:. Attorney at Law MAU1 3 -.-ATTOHNEY AND (JOUfJSELLOK i-JOflcc: Occidental Hotol, corner of Kins ami , . i AitiKca Biroeis. 4 f i- , ' .DAVIS & GEAR B-& Attorneys & CouNSE!ii.ons at Law K'r r' . Prnctlro In nil tho urtsoflhe Territory of Hawaii nuit tlio Foiloral Court! s iHAriL. no onn nno fl..!l.ltnA HUjNOLiUJjU. - - T. ti JAMES K. SAUNDERS, Attorney at Law. llmluecs nn'i Colldsllou..' y ' ' V NOTAltV l'UDLlC. Agency p.,,4ftainii Maui. Tclci'hono No PHYSICIANS & JOHN WEDDIOK, M. D. Physician & Suiioeon f'wATr.irrv'TT . . . MAUI vfL-T . DR'DINEGAR, Physician & Sukcieon C QTv'THKT MAUIi P. McCONKEY, M, D. . K ' ' ' PHYSICIAN & SuiWliON . PAIA, - . . MAUI 'J. McG ETTIG AN, M; D ; Y P1Y91CIAN & SUKOEON HANA, . . MAUI DENTISTS W?; 'linSSELIi BOOTR. D. D S. . Dentist Office1, Main and Market WAILUKU, . . MAUI SUHVEYORS h.elDredge UttVEYOK & CiVil Engiheeu iAVAILtJKU, . MAUI AS. T. TAYLOR m. Am. Soc. C. K. ' CosaUETiNo Hydraulic - ! , ENGINEER . SOU Judd Block Honolulu T. K. KAHOOKELE Surveyor WAILUKU, MAUI ARCHITECTS BEARDSLEE & PAGE AlidliTECTS & BUII.DERO Ofllcd Rooms S ami J, ArHnRto'u Annex. iionoEF. Sketches nmrcorrcct ORtlmatCS furnlbhcd nt short notice HARDY, & NAONE Carpenters, Contractors&Builders MAKAWAO . . MAUI. TEIiEl'ilONE No. 202, R. C. SEARLE Huctioneet Foil THE t)lSTRICT OP Lahalntt Maui. T. II. M. R. COUNTER. WATCHMAKER, JEWELER-& OPTICIAN. Mail orders rc'tiirned postage free. All Goods and Work Guaranteed as Represented. P. 0. Box 82T. Honolulu. 532 Fori. St. LIVERY STABLES. BISMAftK Livery, Feed & Sale Stable Wm. GOODNESS, Prop. , Hacks, Carriages, 2; Busies Saddle Horses ION SHORT NOTICE CARRIAGES MEET ALL STEAMERS Maui HANS AMUNDSAN, PJt01 Hacks and Saddle Morses AT ALHiHOURS Vineyard Street, iWailuku-, Maui Telephone hi'o. SOS Wailuku Stables JOHN DOREGO. Prop.I HOISI Carriages, Buggies and Saddle Horses ON SHORT N0TI.0I5 Carriages meet Steamers THLKPHONE NO. Opp. Iao Saloon, Wailuku, Maul tables E. H. PIEPER, Prop. Hacks and Carriages to let at all. hours. meet all paia Drains. t Tel. No. 2-4-4. PAIA - - - MAUI, Stable Paia 8 ft Secretary Root New York-, January 2. A spBlaBto,tlie World from Washington snys: President McKinley is soriouSlyT?on?toSring tho proposition of sending Secretarvf'of.War Root tn tliof'PfffliTOhc i dW?' iiTOulai Tlli.4 .fins nutUeeii ao)iitoly dccidedoiij'buTit'is known tha''the matter hu's been under discussion and that next May, wher. tho President intends to visit the Pacilic Coast, has been fixed upon as a good titno for Root to start. He could accompany tho Presidential party to San Francisco and go on from there, stopping at Hawaii for a look around. Troops of Venezuela Defeat Rebel Forces. ,San Juan De Porto Rico, January 2. Passcngors who have arrived here on the Rod D line steamer Philadelphia from La Guayra, December 30th, say a serious revolution has brokeiwout in the Maracaibo district of Venezuela, j.hoy add that tho .Government tvoop8 have defeated tho rebels and arrested twenty of the leaders. Anotherrising is reported to Jiavo occurred in the vicinity of tho Orinoco. The United States auxiliary cruiser Scorpion lett hero yeslordny'to join tho Hartford at La Guayra. ' i Bours Raid Cape Colony. London, January 3. "Martial law has been proclaimed in tho Worces tershire, Corse, Prince Albert, Frazcrburg and Sutherland divisions," says tho Cape Town correspondent of the Daily Mail, wiring yestciday. "Tho enlistment of voluntcds is active, and the best authorities anticipate favorablo developments shortly. Tho great trouble is the scarcity of horses. Seven hundred Boors have broken through the cordon at Zuru burg and are advancing upon Richmond. The magistrate there reports that they arc burning and looting a few miles from the town." Tho Standard, commenting on the invasion of Capo Colony, says: "The American Civil War provides a useful parallel. Tho Confederate raids failed to achieve anything serious." . ' To- Rush Tiro Army Bill. i, , Washington, January 2. Tho Administration Senators v.ll endeavor to rush through tho Army Reorganization Jjill. , Many conferences wore held to-day both at the "White ltouso' and in tlmofficToHhis' Sectary of War, tho object of which was to agree upon .those features of tho bill which should bo withdrawn if seriously attacked. It is understood that considerable ojection will bo made General Corbin tho power to make The Secrotary of War and General afternoon, tho subject of which, it the bill. Horses Mules Harness and THE WAILUKU t Honolulu Stock-Yards ayi Visit Pliilippinos. to (ho, feature of the bill which uives details Very much as he pleases. Miles held a conference late this is believed, being this latter phase of COMPANY LTD. HAVE.CONSTANTLY OIN HAND Carriages Alilch Covvs Saddles, Etc. Etc. Carriage Reoairing a Soed'altv BUSINESS AGEKCV AUT1I01IIZED "TO RECEIVE ORDERS. TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS Andree has at last boon given up for lo. U Ru.idia is making sweeping de mands upon Corba. Turkey has signed the ship-building conjraot with tho Cramps. CIr.::s Spreekols will invest So.flOO,- Do Wei 'fa!!ofl'hr;bi3 attcrnpt to brcal. the Biitish lines and escapo South. A now Emperor of China is said to have been appointed by tho Dow ager. The new Panama Canal Company on December 27 held a lively meeting in New York. Dinnonds, or what closely resem bles diamond?, have been found near Capitan, N. M. Members of tho English Embassy wore grossly insulted at Constantino ple by the Sultan's troops. The detectives believe that Pat Crowe, the Cudahy kidnaper, is hid ing in St. -Joseph. Conger declares that-none of the foreign envoys will recognize tho Em press of China. The fight between tho Panama road and tho Pacific Mail will involve seriot . demoralization of rates. Great Britain i's building eleven battleships, nineteen cruisers and fourteen smaller vessels. i Owiug to geueral starvation, hu- j man flesh is being offered, for sale in the provinco of Shan-si. Roosevelt refuses, to extradite) Rockefellor to Texas for alleged violation of the ailti-lrtist law It if rumored that Mrs. Phoebe Hearst'has left the Episcopal Church and taken up with Christian Science. W. L. Fletcher of tho Missouri Pacific, says San Francisco is develop ing faster than any city in the Union Wagons Harness Cameras AND Kodak 1 4 Vro cJiTi-cd to oif jiatrons at Plices 3j low that they arc almost Given Away Writo to us for prieo lists. PRINTING AND CAMERAS JIEPAI.RED PICTUEE TEAMING THE , , . HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO: BOX 7.(i0, HONOLULU. 'GREAT Clearance Sale. CHEAP FOR CASH FOR 30 DAYS ONLY' Lace,' Ribbons, Drer' goods and till Urv eroods ut COST- PRICE. In order to make certain im-'1 provomeuts which I im jiiow' isell For contemplating, I w CASE! AL THE DRBSs GOODs, Laces, Hats, Slices and .ill my Dry-Goods for COsT PR"!C13, for 80 day only, com menciny Feb. 1, 1901. COMB HAIiLY AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE ' ENORMOUS REDUCTION, A. 'J. RODRiGUES; Plantation Store Retail Pt.t Wholesale Prices' Freight Paid orrali Ocdeps olr $10 and Upwards UlONG TUCK Merchant Tailor. Market Strcot, o;iji. Saloon, -, rt'AILTJKU, . . . . MAUI NcittPIt Gunranfccd Lodging Mouse ' forfr.orly WullaliU Hotel AH if EE. Ifi-orlotor Bed 50 Centfe por NU m3Is 33 Cunta .VAILUKC MAV1. T f f T e 'K