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HONOLULU, T. Hn FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1904.
No. 3861
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TIENTSIN, August 5. It is estimated that the Japanese have 100,000
troops before Port Arthur.
PARKER RESIGNS NEW YORK JUDGESHIP.
$ ALBANY, August 5. Alton B. Parker, the Democratic nominee for Presi
f dent, today resigned as chief judge of the New York Court of Appeals.
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J JAPANESE LANDING
LIAOYANG, August 5. The Japanese are landing more troops at New
ehwang. :o:
HEAVY RUSSIAN LOSSES.
TOKIO, August s. The Russians sustained very heavy losses during the
fighting at Simoncheng. Their losses amounted to 2,000 men, much ammu
nition and six guns. The Japanese losses were 860.
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PEDERAL GOVERNMENT MAY INTERVENE.
CHICAGO, August 5 The Federal
situation here.
EXILES CONDEMNED TO DEATH.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, August 5. Forty exiles have been condemned to
death.
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UUJUU I1I1U III VII
Washington, August 5, ioo-I-
To Japanese Consul, Honolulu:
According to General Kuroki's detailed report, one of the enemy's heav
iest reverses during the engagement of Yushulingtzu on July 31st was at
Pyenling, five miles to the south of Yushulingtzu, where our detachment
"turned to the flank of the retreating enemy's column which was consisted
of 3 regiments of infantry and 4 guns, and severely fired upon its whole
line at a distance of from 200 to 1000 metres. In the afternoon of the
same day the Russian approached to the scene with red-cross flags for car
rying away their wounded which we permitted, stopping our fire.
TAKAHIRA.
Washington, August nth, 1004.
To SAITO, Honolulu.
, Our nrmy which attacked Tomuchlng
reports that In that engagement our
casualties totaled SCO, whereof 191 were
killed and 070 wounded; that we burled
about 700 of the enemy's corpses with
due respect; that we captured six fleld-
guns, many rifles and shells, and large
SAN FRANCISCO, August 4. The
New York price of 90 test centrifugals
today is 4.0025. The last quotation was
'August 1, 4 cents. The London price of
88 analysis beets Is 10 shillings pence.
The last quotation was August 3, 10
shillings.
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Prudent
flan...
will consider the permanency
and responsibility of a trust
company against the possible
Incompetency or disabilities
of an Individual In selecting
an administrator, guardian or
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MORE TROOPS.
Government may intervene in the strike
quantltles of Hour, barley and ammuni
tions, etc.
General Kurokl reports that In the
engagements of Yushullntzu and Ynng
tzullng our casualties totaled 94G includ
ing forty officers; that tin enemy's cas
ualties are estimated at 2000 at least;
that we captured eight officers and 149
men, and also two fleldguns, many
rifles, tents and shells, etc.
TAKAHlltA.
NEW RESTAURANT.
A. Chung the well-known caterer
W.
will open the- Oregon Restaurant on
King street nerr Nuuanu on Tuesday
August 9. Free beer Will be served for
dinner on opening day.
SOAP FOR HOT WEATHER.
Hot weather produces skin eruptions.
Impure soap Increases the skin troubles.
By the use of a pure article, like Cura-tlve-Skln
Soap, the skin cam be made
smooth and healthy. At Hobron's.
Seven parts of the World's Fall
Portfolios now ready at Star office,
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SHOTGUNS,
RIFLES,
REVOLVERS.
Ammunitions
A FULL LINE AT
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Limited
931 FORT STREET.
TIE FLEET 11
The above p tu'i 1 l rb do,
days of six mo lths si.i" tip 1 p 18
plan vessels to come out. Early In
forth, evidently supposing th-it logo would i.-duc hn strength by sending
In full strength, nlul t.ie Russians we.e driven buck with more damages Inflicted on their vessels. Togo began his watch again, having saved the
of the sea. so Jiecesa-y to his country, and while the armies 'maneuvered and fought on land he waited for the day when the Russian admiral
from the land side, must come forti to tlo battle.
A LEPER
COLONY
REPUBLIC OF PANAMA ESTABLISHES ONE, SETTING ASIDE $50,000,
- AND WILL APPROPRIATE
MAINTENANCE THE SEXES
PANAMA'S LAZARETTO.
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 20. The government of Panama has
made arrangements for contining all leprosy cases in one place, '
called a lazaretto, and for this purpose the national convention
of Panama has appropriated $50,000, this to include the construc
tion of the necessary buildings and grounds, agricultural implements,
that the patients may in a measure help to care for themselves, and tools,
seeds, etc., for planting. A library will be installed for the benefit of the
inmates, and 30,000 will be appropriated every two years to maintain the
institution, which is to be built in two parts, one for men and the other for
women. Under the law adopted by the convention the national board of
health must designate a place in which to establish a lazaretto capable of
isolating all the lepers in the republic, with land adjoining for cultivation
and the raising of domestic animals. '
The director of public works must submit to the national board of health
a detailed plan of this lazaretto, divided into two sections, one for men and
one for women, distant nud separated one from the other. The plan shall
be approved by the national board of health, before any work is commenced
upon its construction.
AH persons suffering front leprosy, and known as such by the medical
officer of the province in which they reside and by one or two other doctors, '
must be sent by the governor of the province without loss of time and at
the expense of the public treasury to the proposed lazaretto. In each case 1
that occurs the governor of the province must send to the administrator of '
the lazaretto, with the certificate required for his admittance, an authen
ticated copy of the medical certificate.
'S LINE OF
"Joe" Cohen's competing steamer line
Is pau. It "died abornln'." According
to advices received here by the last
mall from San Francisco, Cohen had
given up the project, either' because he
didn't see any profit In sight, or did not
have the necessary backing.
When Cohen left here there was con
siderable agitation for Jower steamer
rates, and Cohen proceeded to look Into
the matter, with the result that he an
nounced soon after his arrival at the
other end, that the Cohen competing
steamer would soon be ready to start.
He proposed to make a round trip pas
senger rate of $100 and declared that
the success of the line depended only on
the amount of patronage it received.
Now the scheme has been thrown up
pnd Honolulu will have to be content
without the Cohen liner.
10 CENT 'MUSIC.
Our assortment of sheet music Bell
ing n't 10 cents copy contains the
choicest selections by bet authors.
Catalogue free. Wall, Nichols.
THINK OF IT.
Toothpick double pointed, large
boxes 40c dozen. Good Ink 45c dozen
bottles, at A. 13. Arlelgh & Co.
c
STEAMERS
PAU
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ARTHUR ENTRANGE FI SIX MONTHS
it is t 1 m . t-1 1 1 1 1 i-nl io',lc,ion nf ir vessels witli wliiih Admir.il Togo is hlorking l'ort Arthui It i now w it
-less veil "f ih J.ipinest- easels l-giin. Since February . (l.iy and night, tlmy have wat'lie.l .mil w.ntt-il lm
Jun til 1 11 - 11 .nlmiiul tiled it. When t ie VI idTvonok yiiuidrou made its tlrst sortie, the I'oi t Arthur II
$20,000 EVERY TWO YEARS R)R ,
ARE TO BE KEPT SEPARATE IN
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Xomimitlnna nr TAmnnrnHr
clubl were held throughout the island
last nignt. in some of the precincts
(Continued on page Ave.)
Change of Water often brings on diar
rhoea. For this reason many experi
enced travelers c-rry a bottle of Clnm
berlaln's Colic, Cholera and Dlurr lO-ja
Remedy with them to be used In case of
an emergency. This preparation has no
equal as a cure for bowel complaints. It
enn not bo obtained while pn board the
cars or steamship, and that is where It
Is most likely to be needed. Buy a bot
tle before leaving home. Sold by all
dealers. Renson, omlth & Co., agents
'or Hawaii.
SAVE TOUn MOjNEY.
Tlie Twenty-Ninth Series of Stock In
(he Pioneer Building & Loan Associa
tion will be Issued In July.'lOOI, and Is
now open for subscription. The mem
bership fee Is fifty cents per share, and
the monthly dues are one dollar per
month per share. The atock draws
much better Interest than a saving's
bank.
Further Information can .be obtained
from A. V. Gear, Secretary, 122 King
Street-
DEMOCRATS
NOMINATE
v -sxels after Skryillnffs squadron. Hut
A DEAL IN
POLITICS
PLAN T.'0 CHANGE OUTLINED ritOGRiAHME OF REPUBLICAN TER
RITORIAL CONVENTION BY A SWITCH IN CANDIDATES PRINCE
KUlfio IS TALKED OF FOR 'PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE BUT
HAS THF NECESSARY VOTES FOR RE-NOMINATION.
A new political deal is being talked of
In the distribution of important nomin
ations in the coming Republican con
vent on. The proposition Includes the
retirement of Prince Cupid as Delegate
to Congress and his switching over to
the Territorial Senate. Some of the
party leaders believe that such a plan
would strengthen the ticket generally,
but It is not likely to be done. It Is said,
unless It Is approved by Kuhio himself,
who, In the words of a former com
mander at Manila "has the situation
well In hand."
Senator Crabbo Is to retire from the
Senate this time, it Is understood to
take the postmastershlp. According to
those who propose the new plan Kuhio
would be President of the Senate in
place of Crabbe, and some one among a
number of professional men would take
the candidacy for Delegate to Congress.
It Is conceded that the position Is one
for an attorney or business man of ex
perience, and there Is opposition within
the party to Kuhio on this ground, even
by many who are friendly to him and
realize his efforts and admit his chances
of doing better In a second term.
Among loading Democrats there is
talk of a revolt against the Iaukea pro
gramme. One man prominently men
tioned for the nomination Is Attorney
W. A. Kinney, whose qualifications are
conceded. Inukea, on the other hand, Is
admittedly without the training and
professional or business experience
necessary to make a success of the job.
Ills election, as It, is regarded, would
be for the good of Iaukea and might
make some Democrats hnppy by vic
tory, but there Is nothing In It for the
Territory.
It Is claimed that the nomination of a
man like Kinney by the Democrats
would endanger Republican success.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
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th" Kns
i'ct came
the Japanese aini.r.il was on
the s.-ot
command
attacked
unless the Republicans had a candidate
who was also an experienced attorney
or man of business. The Democrats, It
Is believed, would draw considerable
Republican strength for their candidate.
The Home Rulers are generally
thought to have put themselves out of
the running by the nomination of Not
ey. Moreover the dullness of their con
vention showed the party to have lost
Its vitality. Hence, It Is claimed, as
much of it has doubtless gone to the
Democrats, with some Republican de
tections the latter might win. The Re
publicans, by running Kuhio for the
Senate and a man who has the buslnes
support for Congress could, It Is clalm
edt hold all their past strength and gala
more.
Mnny of the precincts throughout the
Islands have already declared for Ku
hio, and It Is thought that he can com
mand enough votes to nominate him for
(Continued to Page 5.)
NEW GOOD- ARRIVED.
New steamer rugs, ready-made yokes,
purses and shopping bags, embroidered
grass linen by the yard are among the
new goods Just opened. A fine line of
bathing suits for women and girls, men
and boys. All at N. S. Sachs' Dry
Goods Co.
MISSES
Spring Heel
SHOES
Young ladles who like a good
wearing, comfortable spring heel
choc will find all desirable quaj
ttes In our "Imperial". u
It 1b made of vtel kid and has
welt sole with extra dee.
Comes In two grades.
Prices 12. GO and J3.G0.
M annfactarers' Shoe Co.
1051 Tort Street
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