The Hawaiian star. [volume], August 10, 1904, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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BIGHT.
THE ilAWAIIAl STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1904.
NATIVE HATS
Ji. targe and varied assortment o
native hats. Just the thing for the
hot weather.
WOHAN'S E C HAN E
Soda1. Soda'.Soda
The finest In the city. Only
fresh fruits nnd fruit syrups
dispensed at our fountain. Our
Ice Cream
AND
Sherbets
are not to bo excelled.
LIMITED.
Corner King and
Fort Streets,
Telephone Main 131.
Tlie Secret
of Healtli
You will nnd at the
bottom of each glass of
etiiesda
Ho table should be set with
out this henllh-glving water. It
lis essential at meal times as It
contains all the necessary min
ral properties which nature de
mands. Sold at all drug stores.
(0 ARRETtA & CO.,
LIMITED.
I7 Hotel St. Tel. Main 219.
HAKE
SELL, and
RENT
THEM
1
HAKE and
SELL
THEH
Pearson
Potter
Co., Xtcl.
$31 - - Fort St.
Water
linings
Mi XX AOVHJtriM2.11i:.TS.
Lewers & Cooke Page C
Notice Page 5
Oahu Sugar Co Page 6
H. P. Wlchmnli & Co Page 4
I'rlmo Lager Page 7
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
L'arugrnuli' Tli.it Ulve Coudcnncd
Nmi$ ol the Duj.
If greatly troubled with mos-
f qultos notify n he Boaid of Health
J Send to, or Immediately notify
i the Board of Health of nil rats
f found dead from unknown
I causes.
THE WEATHER.
Weather Bureau, Punahou 1 p. m.
AVind light enst northeast; weather
fair.
Morning minimum temperature, "2;
midday maximum temperature, 84; ba
rometer 8 a. m. 29.9S steady corrected
for gravity); rainfall, 21 hours ending,
3 a. m. .47; absolute moisture 9 a. ni.
7.7 grains per cubic foot; humidity 9 a.
m. GS per cent.
It. C. LYDECKER,
Territorial Meteorologist.
There will lie no deep sea departures
from port today.
Watches repaired by H. F. Wlchman
& Co., keep time.
A C-room cottage is for rent. See
classified column.
The steamer Mlkahala arrived this
morning from Knuni ports.
The transports Logan and Solace are
coaling at Naval Wharf No. 2.
Tiia TTVnnMi Tt.,A t ntt ta .un
charging Cardiff coal at Naval wharf
No. 1.
The stock books of the Oahu Sugar
Company will be closed to transfers
from the 11th to 15th Inst.
Arthur K. Miranda will not be responsible-for
any debts contracted In his
name without his written order.
Primo Lager should be used In every
home. It s the great brain, and mus
cle builder and a splendid tonic.
The Hawaiian Quintette In San
Francisco is assisting In the entertain
ment of the ivnlghts Templar, In their
27th Trlennnl Conclave.
The report of the doings of the De
partment of Public Instiueiton was tiled
yesterday by Superintendent Atkinson
with Acting Governor Atkinson.
A line Merchants" lunch is served
eery day at the Criterion between the
hours of 11 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. Some
thing good every day. Try the lunch
tomorrow.
H. Welnstock one of the most pro
minent of California business men, who
has given much of his wealth to various
philanthropic enterprises, is a guest at
the Moana hotel.
The monthly report of the Board of
Health shows SO deaths during the
month, making a death rate of 2.034.
There were thirty marriages and 54
births .reported during the month.
Attorney A. G. M. Robertson has filed
twenty six disclaimers In the inter
pleaders cases In the district court
which have arisen out of his fire claims
Six leading compa-'es are concerned.
The bankruptcy proceedings in the
case.of L. Hee continued yesterday In
the District Court. The petition is an
involuntary one which Is opposed 'by
several creditors. The estate Is not
large.
The band will be present to receive
Governor Carter or Friday and Band
master Berger will greet the executive
with a new inarch composed In his
honor nnd called "The Governor Carter
March."
Delegate Kuhio will leave next week
for Hilo where he has been invited by
btephen Desha to attend a luau. Kuhlo
may remain in Hilo until the conven
tion meets there the first week in Sep
tember The stereopticon lecture which is to
be given in St. Clement's Parish house
on Friday evening next will Ijegln at S
o'clock sharp. The entrance Is on Ma
klkl street only a step from the Wilder
avenue cars.
This is the last week of the rug sale
ut Lewers & Cooke's nnd your last
chance to take advantage of the liberal
discount offered. Some Idea of the
sizes of the different rugs may be had
by consulting advertisement.
The meat and fish insectors under the
Board of Health examined 337,015 fish
during the month of July. Of these
2 53S were condemned. Among 1,935
animals to be used for food which were
examined only one was condemned.
Arrangements are being made to se
cure Professor George H. Barton of the
Boston School of Technology to delivver
a ppular lecture on "A Summer Trip to
Greenland" under the auspices of the
Research Club, Friday evening, August
Francis Drake, who is- to conduct
the federal weather bureau, arrived in
Honolulu on the transport Logan this
morning. He Is accompanied by Mrs.
Drake The new weather man win
proceed at once with preparations for
establishing the service.
Judge Robinson yesterday ordered the
discharge of J. L. Knulukou on his own
petition, ns guardian of Lot Kalanl
Kaulukou who Is now of age. The for
mer ward is now in San Francisco seek
ing fame on the operatic stage under
the name of Signor Sebastinl.
Manager Lake of the Alexander
Young Hotel will entertain the army
officers nnd ladles aboard the tran
sport Logan on the Roof Garden this
i Thoro will be special music
for the dinner and for the dance to be
given later In the evening in uie iua.
ballroom.
CHOICE ALGAROBA
FIRE WOOD
DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE
CITY, LEAVE ORDERS WITH
W. W. DIMOND & CO.
Agents for East Nlu Ranch.
The Y. W. C. A. gymnaolum will open
October with Mlg Lena Adam In
charge. Hwly in September 'AHlsfl
Adams will 'be ready to nwet Intending
pupils from the various clauses and will
arrange convlenlent claw hours, and
will make special arrangement for thofp
desiring individual instruction.
CURRENT
L
VESSEL WAS DAY LATE ARRIVING
FROM 'FRISCO WILL SAIL TO
MORROW FOR GUAM-MANILA.
A day behind time the transport Lo
gan arrived this morning from San
Francisco en route to Guam and Ma
nila. The vessel brought an accumu
lation of two days' later mall from the
mainland. The vessel was late reach
ing Honolulu owing to her being foul
und the fact that she encountered a
strong adverse current during the last
two days. The vessel has a few army
officers aboard for the Philippines but
the majority of the cabin passengers
are contract surgeons, teachers and
other government employes.
Col. Joseph B. Glrard, who was for
merly In charge of the. medical depart
ment at the Presidio, Is a passenger for
Manila.
Major C. G. Starr and Major John F.
Gullfojie are assistants to the adjutant
general of the army.
Major John Stafford is of the 20th
T. Mulnchy and T. P. Coakley
are employes of MUllkan , Brothers of
New York. They are going out to the
Philippines in connection with n big
contract that that firm has In the Phil
ippines. Peter Bartsch Is a master signal elec
trician of the United States army.
There are 68 recruits for the Held ar
tillery, 128 cavalry recruits, 170 Infantry
recruits and 17 casuals aboard the ves
sel. Lieutenant Colonel John MeClellan. of
the artillery corps was a Honolulu pas
senger on the transport.
Francis Drake and wife, the new
weather bureau man, arrived with his
wife. The other arlvals for Honolulu
were: Mrs. Charles II. Mann, wife of a
quartermaster's clerk; Mrs. Elizabeth
C. Mills, s'ster-tn-law of General Mills;
Clarence A. Neff, a school teacher;
Sterling B. Fulmore, member of the
family of Lieutenant Colonel Fulmore
of the Marine Corps; Miss Minnie
Bunch, sister of an employe of the
Quartermaster's Department, and Mrs.
Captain Sltnson and sister.
The Logan is taking 500 tons of coal
at til's place. She will sail for Gunm
and Manila at noon tomorrow.
WANTS TRIAL
lyONOLULU
FUNIKOSHI TOO GOOD FOR HILO
AND IS PERSECUTED BY THAT
WICKED CITY. '
It was Chester Doyle wild spoke, but
he 'spoke not for himself, he was the
mouthpiece as court interpreter of a
Jap who was up for trial In Hilo.
"I want to have my trial In Hono
lulu," he suid, "I am too good a man to
be tried in Hilo. No man who Is a
good man and Ins a sjuI and conscience
should be tried In Hilo. I am very
moral and that Is why the people here
In Hilo do not like me. They have
followed me for revenge because I am
good and have tried to send me to jail
'for many years. No I don't want to
be tried here."
This scathing arraignment, coming
as It did from a man who has been con
victed once for murder in the second
degree, once for conspiracy to murder
and Is now up on a second charge for
a similar conspiracy, naturally of
fended Hllo's dignity and some thought
that Interpreter Doyle ought to have
sugar-coated the pill.
"Oh I don't know," said Doyle "I'm
sworn to translate correctly, but there
are several words in Japanese wliich
lhave no exact eo,ul'alent In English.
If I could have translated them Hilo
would have had something to kick
about and the court records would have
'been burnt full of holes."
The Japanese was Funikoshl who In
company with a countryman named
Watanabe was convicted about a year
go of murder in the second degree and
was sentenced to thirty years Imprison
ment. Watanabe got oft with' a trifling
twenty-five years. The men were sent
here but th case was nppealed and
they secured their release on ball. The
result of the nppeal has not yet been
decided by the Supreme Court.
Meanwhile the two men went back
to Hilo where according to the stories
told there, they commenced a campaign
of terror against all of the Japanese,
who had test'fled against them. They
were again arrested on the charge of
having conspired to murder and were
again convicted, this time getting ten
year sentences. To make assurance
doubly sure ns to their detention, still
another chnrge of conspiracy to murder
was laid against them and this was the
case In court.
The matter was explained to them by
Doyle at the Instance of Attorney Gen
eral Andrews who pointed out that
they might as well await the result on
their appeal. There was no mistaking
their desire in the matter and the cases
went over
CAPT. STINSON MARRIED.
Bride Will Stop Over at Honolulu With
Sister.
Among the passengers who arrived on
the transport Logan was the beautiful
bride of Captain William Percival Stln
son, one of the most popular skip
pers In the army transport service.
Mrs. Stlnson accompanied ly, her
sister Miss Sumner, are to remain
In Honolulu until the return of the Lo
DETAINED
OG
Every Day
This Week
10 O'clock a. m. at
my salesroom 847
Kaahumanu Street,
FURNITURE
ETC.
JAS. F.. MORGAN
AUCTIONEER.
The Sale of the
Wilcox Property
On Monday, Aug. 22
1904
Will Interest Yon.
I have a printed list.
Call for one.
JAS, F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
Auction Sale of Shares
OS WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10,
j AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
At my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu
street, I will sell at public auction for
i account of whom it may concern, the
following shares of stock held as col
lateral on a promissory note unpaid:
Certificate No. S 150 Shares of Pald
I up stock in The Territory Stables Co.,
Ltd.
Oertlficate No. 51. 203 Shares of Pal J.
up Stock in The Territory Stables Co.,
Ltd.
Certificate No. 01. 13 Shares of Paid
up Stock in The Territory Stables Co.,
Ltd.
Terms cash. U. S. Gold coin.
JAS. F. MORGAN
AUCTIONEER.
gan from the Philippines, In October,
when they will return to the home land.
Captain Stinson's many friends In San
Francisco were greatly surprised to
hear of his sudden marriage, as he was
always known as a woman hater, lov
ing his ship with a love so deep that
there was supposed to be no room In
his heart for the fair sex.
Several more brlde3 are on the trans
port en route with their husbands to
the Philippines, also a few fiancees
going to meet their Intended husbands.
FURY OF THE
IMMENSE VOLUME OF WAT R
SWEEPS AWAY HALAWA BRIlAJE
ON MOLOKAI.
The Tilg cloudburst which struck the
easterly end of Molokal last week did
more damage than was at first estimat
ed according to the news brought by
Superintendent McVeigh of the Leper
Settlement today. The full fury of
the cloudburst was felt In the valley
at Halawa for the greater part of the
cloud, bursting on the easterly face
of the mountain rcince, the water rush
ed down that valley on Its way to the
sea.
The iriver gave but little sign of
rising until the solid wall of black wa
ter, many feet in height came sweeping
down with Irresistible force The big
government bridge, over 123 feet long
which spans the valley was the only
obstruction und this was brushed aside
in an Instant. It was broken into
three cections and the remains will of
little use.
Telephone poles were knocked down
in many places and the wires were
'broken. The water subsided almost
as quickly as It rose and the Inhabitants
went about dreading that some neigh
bors might have been Injured or kill
ed. Fortunately the wreck brought
with It no human casualties. The
bridge will have to be rebuilt at once as
it Is the onlv means of travel for sev
eral hundred people.
VENTURA ARRIVED SAFELY.
The S. S. Ventura arrived at San
Francisco Inst Monday afternoon In
time to catch the eastern mall train.
Th nrrlvnl clt the vessel on time was
announced In the Tegular cable report
to the local branch of tlie Marine ex
change which is always advised of the
movements of mall and sailing craft.
HOT WEATHER MERCHANDISE.
Ccol, delicious beverages, are welcom
ed these sultry days. A glass of soda,
flavored with the Juice o: ripe fruit,
cold, with plenty of flz and sparkle Is
the Kind served at Hobron Drug Co.'s
fountain.
Want ads In the Star bring quick re
sults. Three lines three times for 21
CLOUDBURST
cents,
Whitney & Marsh
are showing some fine
Pongee Silk Raglans
and Shirt Waist Suits
Just received some
Stunning French Or
gandies, no two pat
terns alike.
OFFICERS.
H. P. BALDWIN President
J. B. CASTLE First Vice-President
W. M. ALEXANDER. ..2d Vlce-PresM
J. P. COOKE Treasurei
W. O. SMITH... Seereiarj
OEORQE R. CARTER Auditor
Sugar Factors and
Commission
flerchants
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial and "(ta'.
pauy.
Haiku Sugar Compaiy,
Pala Plantation Compan
Nahlku Sugar Company
Klhel Plantation Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company,
Kahulul Railroad Company,
AND
The Cnlllornlo and Orleurn
Steamship Company
Castle & Cooke, Ltd
Iviite and
AGENTS FOR
New England
Mutual Lift
Insurance Co
OF BOSTON.
iEtna Fire
Insurance Co.,
Or HARTFORD. CONN.
JMLm OHTA,
Contractor and Builder
House Painter
Kewalo, Sheridan Street, near King.
Honolulu H, L
Telephone Blue 1991.
I HB J
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A SHIPMENT OF GENUINE PANAMA HATS IN ALL THE LAT
EST SHAPES. PRICES FROM S7.50 UP.
gston k Go
j RE9 W DID
V 1071 BISHOP
Is the name of the booklet we give
contains only the best recipes known.
Shepard's
QUADRUPLE MOTION
Automatic scraper, rx
Electic welded hoops.
., . ... il-vVV
rail is maae oi xne
hest Virginia white
cedar.
A Complete Line
Dainty Dishes- Year Round'
W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd
I: i ix IX Street
C, BREWER & CO,,
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, H. T.
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Oho
mea Sugar Company, Honomu kflugn
Company, Wailuku Sugar Corflpany,
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company,
Haleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala.
Ranch.
Planters' Line Shipping Company.
Charles Brewer & Co.'s Line of Bol
ton Packets.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Charles M. Cooko President
Geo. H. Robertson. V.-Pres. & Mgr.
E. Faxon Bishop... Treas. & Secy.
W. F. Allen Auditor
P. C. Jones Director
C. H. Cooke Director
G. R. Carter Director
All of the above named constituting
the Board of Directors.
Sandy Things
AT
Factory Prices
Pol Containers 15c
Flour Dredgers 10c
Covered Sauce Pans, Iron, handle. T.. 20c
Lipped Sauce Pans 20c
Basting Spoons 10c
Deep and Shallow Jelly Cake Pans.. 10c
Steamers 35c
Wash Basins 30c
Graduated Measures 25c
Measuring Cups 15c
Drinking Cups 15c
Coal Oil Cans , 25of
Sandwich Cutters 10c
LEWIS & CO., LTD.
The Lewers & Cooke Building.
169 KING STREET.
2402 Telephones 240.
BEAVER LUNCH ROOM,
Fort Street. Opposite Wilder C
H. J. NOLTE, Prop'r.
First-Class Lunches served wltb tec.
coffee, coda water, ginger ale or milk.
Smokers Requisites a Specialty.
Want ads In Star cost but 25 cents.
Young
"5 Building
STREET.
away with each Lightning Freezer. It
Lightning
--FAMOUS WHEEL DASHER
,
Makes 'the smoothest
and lightest cream. Ia
the quickest und runs
the easiest.
From 1 pt. to 20 qts.