The Hawaiian star. [volume], October 09, 1901, Page SIX, Image 6

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4
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Aunimur Proposition.
Wfll, mw there the
tCK QUK8T10N I
knew f" II nv' ! "" "
a ftasally Ifi h"l pili't '
o arc anklous t. c i
taw win iv you Mtir .11
i Ik tu ily you. "i,t, t f ni
iBE OAHU IGE 8 mil! Hi
HorrM. TK AND MAhKllAM
Jietvkea MM Illtie, lNxtlotflc e 1ux tot
lew Wash Silk
Carlson & Currier
ROYAL FLOSS
gILO ROYAL
HOKTON
Stamped Linen and
Cushion Covers,
Bureau Scarfs,
Tea Cloths,
Doilies
AT
10 FORT STREET
Jli SOP,
l&c aaraat, Territorial Stables Block.
Dealer In
'"'ftwlly GrocerlM, Tobacco, Cigars,
Il.i.Ki Butter, California and
Islari Fruits,
""drrs. delivered to any part of the City
. G. IRWIR & CU LTD.
Wm. G. Irwin.. President and irar.agj-r
C tn us Spreckels... First Vlce-1'residei t
W M. GlCfard.... Second Vlce-Ptealdant
a M. Wliltney, Jr.Sec'y and Troa.-turer
'4o. J. Ross Auditor
Sugar Factors,
Commission Agents
OF THE
QCEAVIO SrSAHSHTP COMPANY
OB" SAN FUANCISCO, CAL.
kiptume Main 62.
P. O. Cox SCO.
?:.SUGASHOTEN,
IMPORTER OF
phrase
sions
AND
XING STREET NEAR BRIDGE.
HART &. CO.,
HONOLULU
ELITE ICE
Oriental Goods
aW IMPORTATION OF Silk
umnSa. 1b the piece; Silk Handkerchiefs;
line Brawls; Decorated riower Pots;
Claw Porcelain Cups and Saucers; Tea
.aft Ertaner Sets; Carved Ivory; Rattan
Titfctra!; Carved Sandalwood Boxes.
n-aao Goods are tho Handsomest
In all Honolulu
WING WO CHAN & CO.
tlO-212 Nuuanu Street.
!, W. KcOhnoy & Sons.
VftnteMile (Jroecru and Dealers It
Iieathor untl Shoe rimlingB.
ir.nriar Honolulu Soap Works Companj
mid Honolulu Tannery.
Se 3SOJX3XLc3ba
niYORTEIt AND
DEALER IN
lilQTJORS,
Japanese Provisions.
General Merchandise ,
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
ZO, 13 HOTEL STREET, HONOLULU,
Telephone Whlta SUL
0. O, Box SOS.
fJUftLrv f 1I AIM . -..ntimi-rt f..
Loving yon i 'X 1 1 f In you brlliK out
R romtil ni i n li tn..i iniii; " 11m It ltst
tlx iihIiii il I" i 1 1 1 n - s. " 1 it Ix'giutifug
t l. k l.n'. cl nml ili-ail "
I Mm I.!.' tliKe.iiulltion of thing
Certainly in. I. Then nto I lit falling of
tlichairat imro. Nnpll before yourliair
In tli in. kIh ni. anil llfelen. Make your
liair beautiful. gloHky, hilky, ubuudauU
i ll t in
HWKI S flflH VIM III
..w. w ...... - -ow
Is a Hair Food.
When your hair Is veil nourished lb
does not .,m out. 'Tis weak liair,
SUMV.-.1 hai,. that falls. It just m
with thin hair short hair rouali hair
wnn tiim liair, konrr iiMr, roupi ttair.
Socll hair needs fotxlinR. 1 his Is why
Ant Hair Vigo, .to, falling of U
Hair.
If your hair is amy, and you don t
oare to look at thlrtr a it you were
sixty, then you ahottld lim Ayer's llsilr
Vlaor. Jtalwavs reatoias oolor mi MRy
. T .. . . ... ... " .
lutlr, nil tho dark, rich, haautiful i
HI oolur
it bud wlien you wata yottug.
I'rcpjrcd by Dr. J, C. Alcr Co.. Lowell, Man., U. S. A,
111.1
S tie A;onts for Charts
published by the U. S.
Coast and Geodetic
Surv. y and tho U. S.
Hydrographic Oflice,
Washington, D. C.
We have received an ole
gant assortment of
Kimonos
AIko, a large variety
nf
1
styl
i&h
Shirts
Moderate Prices
3. OZAKI
Wavorloy Block, Hotel Stroot
8. SHIMAMOTO,
aercbant Street
Honolulu, T.
General flerchandise,
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Japanese Provisions,
Etc., etc., etc.
i.
O. Box 881.
Telephone 111
ta. Q.lrsin&Go.,Lfei.
FIRE AND A1ARINE
INSURANCE AQENTS
AGENTS FOR THE
Scottish Union National Insurance
Company of Edinburgh,
kVllliclnia of Mauduburg General Inxur
once Company,
ssocluted Assurance Co., Ltd., of Mu
nich and Berlin.
Mllance Marine and General Assuranoi
Co., Ltd., of London,
rtoyal Insurance Company nf Liverpool,
Alliance Assurance Company of on
don.
S. HIROKAWA,
Bamboo Furniture
No, 63 Bcretanla Street
Near Punchbowl.
M
Tiir a lirntm
' 1 vii.hix Kliiuil mi (In tiitt lurk
in iHilvr mlliillia 1 tll'll tin- t'lll
MM W I'Hl Oil III. HI HI ll.HI I t. a, in
... k f"iUvnn aouat a nilnata lat
i in HlimnriMii apend bf he,
it ii ii.itMr anal an foatlaat it
in hHi raster than the tank. The
in in Iim i"ik a short boa i d om the
i i ii nd thin another on the aUu-fcaaNI
in. h brouitkl her Mtiaer the lav bow at
iiu- Miamraek, which hrld on. Bath
i'i plni'htaft. The Shamrock aeeeje4
to I w Improvlnc her weather noaltliMi.
The Columbia waa tiylna to make up
in ivuiiiih w nmv mnm wnc hwwb in pwiin
!.
i'he moat brilliant efMaode uf the
aai.s a ....
.av .t,a a . ow-h, wm
l-illl Mil tvumill WM
far enouitti ahaa4, altbouuli to the lee
ward, to cross the JlrltoH s Iww. He
white sloop about on the port
taek !ri the ShaMtrock'8 '
"r' .1 j TT ii i i.l (
It looked for a
mointnt as If Captain Uarr had not
m'"l't,1,"u!"t"i. an'
and liad n. omiilleliert
"T'l.T," "L. i
X ' h.Tu, a SmbU, waa stSnhe
n.lmU e Columbia waa SUI1 on Uie
lee 11)W bul vwr, cU a4,oard the
nhamrack.
j ....courting revelaUon came to I
the throii astern by the ahadow on the
inainaaH of the Columbia. It waa a
silhouette of the Hhamiock s cll-lop-
aatl, and it appealed and vaiiiaiied in a
"" ""
nnlHli.H thai I Vl .. ..Iliml.l. U' U I HA
" -
leewaiii. ai rum a mere imwii w. immmj-
OW sriuwtHJ Ull wit J imm m n-- mi.
ji iinra uwii ...
Hie luft and back aaln. Jhen It went
and then came abaln. CapUiln hyca-
more saw, the eXierla aurmlaed, that
lie was no clone that he might be back-
1. .......I f .1... I I, u1.n..a, I
wlBded if he illiln't get out, no lie sent M (Mn ,.eniployinent will re
the Shamrock on the iort tack. 'turn to work.
Catitaln Barr kept his course only ,
fifteen seconds and put the Columbia
around on the port. The wind was
fraalianlfiK a hit probably It waa about
ten or eleven knots now ami
iii
Shamrock was levins it in a way that
doubtless pleased the folk aboard the
Erin.
The American liner
PlilinilHltihla
nagged to the windward of the racers
far enouKh away not to affect them,
and dipped her unslsn while her pas
sengers crowded to her rails to see the
Klorious fray. The Columbia went on
the starboard tack, making a short
broad. Less than two minutes later
the Shamrock also tacked. Then the
white sloop put about and again head
ed act oss the Shamrock's course on the
port tack. In another effort to cross
the bows of her bronze rival. Again
she failed, bringing up on the starboard
tack on the lee bow of the Irish racer.
The Shamrock went about on the port
tack and the Columbia followed, both
standing for the outer llfteen-mlle
mark.
It was seen ns she eased her sheet
a bit and headed for the mark boat that
the Shamrock was going to beat the
Yankee by seconds only. As she round
ed the mark and let her boom swing
out to port her alert pnllormen began
to lower hur spinnaker poi and sent
the voluminous sail up ni stops. No
half-huarted applause heeled her per
formance. Theie was an outburst ot
cheers, Jingle of bells, ,.elrd shrieks ot
sirens ami roaring 01 neam that o.is.il
to have seated tne unties tutiiomn "tf
low. The Shamrock was forty-one seconds
ahead of her rival around the mark,
and anxious Amei leans who knew the
greater sail spicud of the Briton,
thought lor a tew moments that the
cherished mug would surely go aboard.
They were soon reassured. The Col
umbia rounded the mink to a discord
not less vociferous than that which
inude Uie heart or Captain Kycamore
beat high witn hope. Tin- Columbia
was a little quicker with her spinnaKcr
pole and hau tier sail run up in slops
in a Jiffy.
Tiiim came a spectacle that set most
of the attending thousands wondering.
Iseitncr snipper would hteak out his
spinnuker. captain Burr broke out a
mere triangle of his, and Captain Syca
more pulled out about as much of his.
Then tnuy waited and eyed euch other,
as wrestlers preparing for a tussle.
Captain Sycamore didn't want to risk
blanketing by being the Ilrst to set his
great sail, for then, as the retired sklp-
per on the press boat Walter A. Luck-
..i.n..v. u..i.i li r',.ii,.vilti.i tfltlwinf
her side sail, could more readily bear
down on him. The result was that
spinnaker blossomed almost simulta
neously and the yachts bowled on their
course. The Columbia headed to port
of the Briton, setting her balloon Jib
topsull about a minute before the Irish
yacht. This may have given the Yun
kee a few seconMs nibre speed, but It 1h
more likely that her slick model chlelly
contributed to her superior running.
When the yachts were well on their
way home the Shamrock's turs were
massed on her after deck to keep her
nose up to the sea. Aboard the Co
lumbia all hands were strung along the
starboard side to keep. the end of the
boom from dipping. But It did dlp
though not mote than that of the
Shamrock, Frequently they speared
for whales and came up dripping. The
race had now become a grand spec
tacle. Flanked by long line of yachts,
excursion boats and tugs, the billowy
balloons and spinnakers, sometimes
tremulous as the yachts slipped down
a swell, and again rounded In enor
mous and symmetrical curves, made a
beautiful picture.
Gradually the white sloop began to
draw away from the Shamrock and
gradually the hopes of the Yankees
rose. The wind fell to four knots or
thereabouts, und the slowest of the
steam licet had no trouble In keeping
up. Within three miles of the yellow
i.nt ship the sharps saw that the race
was surely the Columbia's, but by sec
onds only, meusuring ship by ship. The
wind fiesiieneu a mile or so when tne
white boat was within an eighth of a
mile from home, anil tho Shamrock
was slightly benefited, being the first
to feel Its Influence.
The magnificent licet massed back of
and to the shies of the finish line gave
tho victor us she swept innjestlcully
across the most delirious greeting ever
accorded a cup defender. Kvon the
pandemonium of steam, prolonged us
never before, could not drown tho shrill
eheers of happy Americana. From
every packed tier of oeuun, sound and
river steamer thousands of men and
women waved hats and handkerchiefs
mid Hugs mid umbrellas mid lot nut all
their energy of lungs In cheeis and
yells, The Shamrock did not receive
so tumultuous a recognition, but she
was not neglected. There was a crowd
ing fpnvurd to see tho victor and van
liilshud. ns thoy passed III, lowering
their Utttit sails,
Tho XJolumbla finally got her wind
free again and pulled out, and, with
surprising rapidity, opened up on the
challenger and pulled out a lead that
left tho result no longer in doubt, Sho
(Continued to page oevefi.)
GUP RACES IEIBM SHE ID
m iitp one ) I
I'KACI
UN HAN Kit AN"
WATKH rHONT
Drmiw'a iwai'iau a rity Front
IN4afMtah Oame to Teraa tuauit i
a rmwmin Tka Wa kal.
SAK JUAWOIaXH), October a
Tarawa a .rsawuat aatared into b
twee tka Kfcecutlve Committi-p of the
Irar Hirn K AaeoclaUofl, art In for Hip
aaaoulatlon, ana thp aliiklnir
teamsters, ilia iMdustrlai controversy
Which has b'n waved for the jihkI
nifi wwnv niw mrwwiw m -ar
wvefi weeka waa aattleti yesterday
mtenjuo,. H-r M aracment Wlll. il
wu wuid MlJrt, .i mplln
waa raiJAed laal Hixbl at meetings of
both the Draymen's Aaaociallon and
of the City Front Federation.
men, the inning teamsters will bp
,w,uk y draymen to f
fill all
..,.. u,.r n.. uiu,i
Th. .,,. of Wltlte, ,,, llour. tmU
WJW ,w for,.e w,,n ,he ,lr,ke iegan will
tunU'"' fcl fo one "'r
hen..elv. s not
t diacriminat.. against elthtr union or
..,,.,.,,, tnen
The leSmSra aaree to work with
JJmKS" XSTm to interfile
wuh them or with the bualnesa of tholr
am ploy era in any manner whalaoevi-r.
Al) the ,tr(ke a lne Cty irront Fed-
eratlon waa sympathetic, It has been
ended by the settlement of the striKe or
. ...
ine teamatera, as nave an uoycouu
ar)a,,K out t the same cause.
All (kr.iira.i.M.,1 It. u. lin,n rprallpd
. .....
from guarding teams and will oe re-
lurne4j to their rular beats. All the
B,,eoltt lttVe been called In.
The ttlemant goes Into effect this
n)ornilur. which time such strikers
A WOMAN JAILOR.
Mrs. Alice McDonald, who has been
annolnted Jailer of Grant county. W.
'a.. is a mountain woman, a widow and
yoam oiu. m e w uu i.-i'
with the beasts of the mountains, and Is
no more airaiu or criminals mun in
other wild nnlmals, they are all
cowards by nature, she says. Spring
field Republican.
In Less Than
From
San Francisco
at 10 a. m
CHICAGO, UNION PACIFIC
& NORTHWESTERN LINE
Double Drawing-Room Sleeping
Cars, Buffet, Smoking and Library
Cars, with barber. Dining Cars
meals a la carte. Dallr Tourist
Car Service and Personally Con
ducted Excursions every week from
San Francisco at 6 p. m. The best
if everything.
ft. ft. Ritchie,
Gen. Agent Pacific Coast
San Francisco.
C17 Market Street.
Palace Hotel.
Kona Coffee Store,
Pure Kona Coffee No. 1 at
the Kona Coffee Store 314
Fort street. Telephone Blue
1021. Orders, promptly fill
ed. This Coffee Is sold for
the benefit of the Kona Or
phanage, WHITE LEQHORN EtiQS.
For setting, from young healthy well
bred stock.
Also a few Cockerels.
C. ELVIN,
Rose Street. Kallhi H. I.
EAGLE SALOON,
Bob Ross, Manager.
Geo. J. Cavanaugh, Proprietor.
REFRESHMENTS OF ALL KINDS.
The Delicious Prlmo Beers at 10 cents a
Schooner. Tobacco and Cigars.
Cor, of Punchbowl and Halekaulla Bts.
Honolulu llnpid Transit and
Laud Company.
SCHOOL CHILDREN'S TICKETS.
Half-fare school children's tickets
may be purchased from the Conductors
on the cars, or at tho Company's office
on Alapal streot. These will he good
for the transportation of school children
up to 17 years of a&o In going to and
coming from school, between the hours
of 7:30 and 9:30 a. in., and 12 and 4 p,
m. regular school days.
C. a. BALLENTYNE,
Manager, II. R. T. & L. Co,
II. INUKAI,
(Formerly of Hart & Co.)
1280 Nuuanu Street, Honolulu, T. II,
HAS OPENED AN
loo Ofoam Pnrlor
Also keeps a full line of cakes and
cigars, Cakes to order a specialty,
YUJE2ST 3L,JEJE,
CONTRACTOR BUILDER,
PAINTER AND PAPER
HANGER
Kukul near Nuuanu Streot, Honolulu.
Chicago
ay
M All Otjtt Doors j$
fa; . O.'
.... Is Yours fe
1 A a I a Tkv.aa
If!
Tlio po88eaii of
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plnod on tli whoU ifllaiul within way ruacli,
Will (JouUl your uiii )vnmnt of life HIGH.
1CST pltxnuro oo iiea only with tho boat of
bioyulas. Thosu you will find in thu
Columbia,
Cleveland and
Humbler
Of which wo havojust rocoivod an ontiro now
stock. Know all over tho world to bo tho bust.
E. 0. HALL
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a.. a
SOLE
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MAY'S
The Standard of
H. MAY & CO,, LTD., bosttc&
Ij JLIJLJLIJ
Telephones, 22, 24, 92
Kimonos !
Silk and Cotton Crepe Kimonos
for Ladies and G ntlemen . . .
Japanese Silk and Cotton by the
yard in the very latest patterns
also a nice line of travelling caps.
U. SEK0M0T0,
14 Hotel Streot near Nuuanu
New Store New Goods
M. PHILLIPS & CO.,
Wholesale Importers
And Jobbers of
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN DRY GOODS
Corner of Ft :t and Queer St
L. KONG FEE,
JMerolaarat Tailor,
1262 Nuuanu Street.
Fashionable Suits at Reasonable
Rates a Specialty. A full line of Cassl
meres and Tailoring Goods always In
Stock. Dyeing. Cleaning and Repair
ing at Short Notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
MI'J'JUfffJ'.VfJVJVJWJVJ'M
The Globe
Cl HOTEL STREET,
Just received largo linos
of MEN'S and BOYS' PER
' FECT FITTING CLOTH
ING nt price that will as
tonish you. Give us a cull
and convince yourself of a
fact and wo will have your
trade, V
The Globe
61 HOTEL STREET,
imwwwwwwvmwwi
:i?:
a bioynlt will hrln( nny
t ...!.!.!.. I.
I IS II
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& SON, LTD
AGENTS
Grocery Excellence
STREET
P. 0. Box 38G.
Kimonos !!
Japanese
Goods
Cotton Crepe
Silk Kimonos
American Goods
AND
unos
Telephone 3311 White.
Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel Streets.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED BY EVERY
STEAMER,
WON & LOUI CO.
Corner Maunakea and Pauabl Street,
Sanitary Plumber, Tinsmith, aaa
Sheet Iron Workers.
Water Plpa and Gutter Work la ml
It branches.
Order filled with dlspatoh.
Fine Job Printing; Star Office