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L. W. HMVORTH - - Iiuitor,
New York, May 9. Haw, firm; l'alr
Refitting, jc; Ceiiirifug.il. test, Hie;
Molasses Sugar, ajc.
FOURTH OF JULY
Meeting;
Race
HOOLULU PARK, HILO
A DUAL CELEBRATION.
July 4 and 5, 1902-G. S. McKenzie Mgr.
Owing to dissatisfaction expressed
by sonic people last year because of
the expenditure of so much of the
l?ourlh of July fund for racing, the
committees with the advice and ap
proval of the race track people will
follow a new plan this year in rais
ing subscriptions for celebration
purposes. Kaeh subscriber will be
asked to designate whether he
wants his donation to go to encour
age a race niect or to be expended
in red fire up town. Those who
want a big time in the way of pa
rades and up town demonstration
can have so much of it as they are
willing to pay for. Those who
want to encourage racing and at
tract to the city lovers of this kind
of sport may do so to the extent of
their desires,
The two features are necessary to
make Ililo's celebration a complete
success. There are hundreds of
people who want to stay in town
and sec a regulation b'outth of July
powwow.
Hut the race meet should not be
neglected. Horsemen in every Is
land expect to come to Hilo every
year on the Fourth. They arc good
visitors to have, from a business
standpoint and they cannot come
too often for the good of the city.
This year the horsemen at Hono
lulu have promised to be on hand
with their best horses providing
suitable purses arc offered. Ililo's
horses are now at Kapiolani Park
and Oahu racemen arc ready to re
ciprocate. , The turfmen on Maui promise to
the Fourth it llilo horsemen will
remember Maui August 12.
Hilo can celebrate in first class
style in the city and have excellent
racing at Hoolulu park also.
Racing commences at 1:00 o'clock sharp each day.
rowKTii or jih.v.
Half-mile Dash; purse $125, 1
$25 of purse second money.
Trotting and Pacing 2:38 class; .
$150 purse, $25 of purse second
money.
( One Mile Hash, Hilo Track
Cup and too
( One Mile Dash, llilo Mercan
tile Cup and $100.
; Trotting and Pacing 2:18 Class;
Holmes Cup and $150.
1 Three-fourths Mile Dash; $125,
$25 of purse second money.
j One-half Mile Japanese owned
horses; $50, $15 of purse second
money.
S One Mile Gentleman's Driving
Race, owner to drive, 2:35 class;
purse $too, $25 of purse second
money.
9 Five-eights Mile Dash $100,
$25 of purse second money.
10 Japanese Race; $2.5, $5 second
money.
JULY fiTII.
Half-mile Dash, purse $100,
$25 of purse second money.
Half-mile Inhibition Race for
I.adies. Purse of $20 to most
graceful equestrienne;
second; $5 to third.
$10
to
(D. & Peacock & Company, DL
Dealers in
Choice mines and Liquors
Cocktails
OLD FASIIIONFD, ASSORTED
Beer$
' AMERICAN IiKKWING CO.
l'AUST IIKKWING CO.
11UFFAU) HKUWING CO.
Bulk mines
5 Trotting and Pacing, best 2 out
of 3, 2:20 class; $125, $25 of
purse second money.
I Five-eights Mile Dash; $100,
$25 of purse second money.-
5 One Mile Dash; $125, $25 of
purse second money.
6 Half-Mile Dash, Japanese own
ed horses; $49, $10 of purse
second money.
8 Three-fourths Mile Dash; $t25,
$25 of purse second money.
9 One and One-fourth Mile Dash;
$125, $25 of. purse second
money.
10 Consolation Race, $100, $25
second money. .
A Full
Prices
Assortment
at Popular
Olbiskics
AMERICAN,
SCOTCH,
CANADIAN,
and IRISH.
mineral maters
SHASTA,
1IIKANO,
SHASTA Ginger Ale
WHITE ROCK
Brandies
PROMISES KEPT.
Last Tuesday, May 20, saw Cuba
born as an Independent Republic.
The task undertaken by the United
States in behalf of humanity was
completed with conscientious regard
for every implied obligation to the
Cubans. On May 20, the malev
olent predictions of nearly 2,000,000
Democrats were confounded by the
grandest knighthood act ever per
formed by a sovereign power. Cuba
has been freed from a relentless op
pressor. Cuba has been cleaned
and whitewashed by a tornado of
sensible sanitation. Cuba has been
trained in the art of self govern
ment. The lesson will be a lasting
one, not only to Cuban, but to the
world.
The immediate future will also
doubtless see Cuba granted even
more thtui was promised, directly
or indirectly by the government of
CONDITIONS: Ten per cent, to enter; entries close 8 p. m. Tuesday,
July 1, at Volcano Stables office; Scratches close at 10 a. m.(
Wednesday, July 2.
Manager, Hoolnln Park.
DIv LAAGE
HENNESSEY
MARIE URIZARD
mine
EUROPEAN PORTS & SHERRY
CALIFORNIA CLARETS AND
PORTS
Ciquors
BRIDGE STREET . HILO
MARIE RRIZARD
AND OTHERS
The destructive earthquakes in
Mexico and Central America ac
companied by the close-following
reports of appalling loss of life in
the French West Indies from a vol
cano eruption, are calculated to
awaken renewed interest in the
smoking pit of Hawaii, beyond the
Volcano house, thirty miles from
Hilo. In all the great seismic dis
turbances of the past, cataclysms in
one part of the earth have been
followed by various active mani
festations throughout the whole vol
canic area. When Vesuvius me.
cades, Kilauea pufls and snorts.
When Mauna Loa was belching
forth fire there was a gurgling in
the throats of the craters at the an
tipodes. A few years ago when the
waters swallowed up portions of the
island of Java and new islands reared
their heads in the Asiatic Sea, the
earthquakometcrs all around the
earth chronicled disturbing waves.
It is therefore not improbable that
Hawaii will receive her due notice
of the internal anarchy of the earth
which is just now apparently at one
of its high tides.
It should be remembered, how-
Uie United States. She will be
granted trade concessions and per-1 cvcr' t,lal w,lcl"-ver a devastating
haps absolute free trade at which
time her liberation and redemption
will be complete.
"OTHER SUPPORTERS."
outbreak has occurred at one point,
me disturbances at places distant
from the disaster, are usually mere
echoes of the central smashup. Ha
waiia's mountain may therefore
grumble a little this summer, but
there is no pressing call for a gene
ral exodus.
iiouinig more nor less thai
meek, , but doubtless sinceireT
willingness of Governor Dole to
adopt Roosevelt's supreme rule
" fair play " in his official conduct
for the next two years. There is
already unmistakable evidence in
Hilo that Governor Dole began his
"fair play" program before he
started home from the east. He
learned the "fair play" idea in
about four hours consultation with
Ltlic President. The Advertiser is
probably as fully informed of the
rejuvenation of Governor Dole as
any one else.
A PUBLIC ENEMY.
... .. . ."77.
1 ne article in this issue from the
pen of II. W. Henshaw treating on
the subject of mosquitoes is one
that will be read with general inter
est iu these Island- The remedies
he suggested for eradicating mos
quitoes arc so simple that it would
seem most strange for them to be
neglected by a long suffering public.
The proved relation between the
striped legged day mosquito and
the spread of certain epidemic dis
eases brings the mosquito question
as jorciuiy uelore the Hoard of
iieaiin ami other public officials as
a case of plague or small pox would
bring the subject of quarantine.
MUTUAL RESERVE LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY....
FREDERICK A. BURNHAM, President
305, 307, 309 Broadway : : : :
New York
M. M MM BaHB MM.
PLENTY UNCTION.
The Advertiser accuses the IIn.o
TkwI'NK of "hUL'irillir flatlcrimr
unction to its soul." Well, at such I les?m to bnU hea(lc(l fatller. who
a jrame. which must l. ,.,-, ISC( hY nral disinheritance to
modern than the ninir nomr craze.
. Dknvkk En. Smith is now mak
ing a triumphal tour nf tho Tun.i
of Hawaii, under the management
of the irrepressible T . C. Howell.
Hie late despatches have it that
Denver Ed. will be nnintio-ti, ...
lists who will delight London au
diences during coronation week.
Tin? tragedy in the famous Ford
Library in New York should be a
STATU OF NUW YORK
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Aliianv, April, 17, 1902.
I, l'HANCis Ilr.NtiuiCKS, SiipcrluttMiilcti t of iiiiurnnrc, DO llHKlillV
CHKTII'V, lliatllie.MiituntKrM.-tve I'liml Lift- A.oclntloii. now Mutual Kistne
Life IiiHiiranre Company, or Hie City ofNew VorU, lm coinpllc.l Willi nit the re.
fuiremrntx of law to le olM.neil liy sucli corporation, on rtincorporntimi, anil
that it is mitliorizt.il to Irntnuct the Imshu-ss or Life Iniurnncc ni upecifK.I in the
l'lrst SulMlUiuii orsi-cilon S-enty or Article II or the Insurance I,uw within
thin Stale, anil that audi lituilnrM can properly lx- entrusted to II. '
IN WITNItSS WHKKKOI', I me hereunto MiWrllxit my
name, ami c-aiihul my Olnclnl Seal lo lie nlnml In dupli
cate, at the City or Alliany, on the May and ytar just uloe
wriltiu,
FRANCIS HUNDKICKS,
Superintendent of Insurance.
M
curb the
Let it be hoped that no reader of
the Tkim.ni? has been fooled, even
a little by the poor yarn, alais fake.
If he has been he is in the way of
being disappointed, for Governor
Dole, secure in the respect and
hearty support of the administra
tion for the policy he has followed
in the past, will assuredly follow
the same policy in the future. That
: i.. .1... i 1 .... . 1 ,. 1 .
.,.,i u, . resmem ami governor the Tkiihwh will undertake to ac
Dole s other supporters expect of1,.,,;,:, ir ,. , , ..
hi... ntwl u-l,ni l.ic ..:..:i.J ........ 1 'l'l't itself as well as did the Adver-
(1 V lllil III II1L1II1 LZ.-l IMIIllll ' . I . .
naturally lead him to do. Adver-1 llser w,lc ll taekeled the Volcano I ."!onry simcles of the hill-
tiser. j road. If the Advertiser will repair ' , !',a J , have n8n, C11
If Dole's "other supporters" will , theOInn road at Smith's mate'
Kiv me uui mail a rest, and a r" "" I'1-1 ' wie 1 kiiiunk will
chance to carry out his purposes furnish unction for the contractor,
loniiuu 111 wasuingion, me Isinutl viuit: iiiujod lasts.
of Hawaii will feel irratoful cvpm As to Dole's endorspinont im,.
toward its enemies. jiuS string,- to it-the ribbons nielS JjaXJSJ. lu,ll,"
natural inherit;... iim..
bestow on sons through the chan
nels of blood.
Total Assets, - 5,790,400.83
Death Claims Paid Since Organization
FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS
(Jooil Ageitcy Contracts for Reliable Hen FRANK L. WINTHR,
General Auent lor Territory nl Hawaii
a sadder but wiser man.
Anyhow, it would seem but fair
for the Advertiser tc allow the Tm-
ifoiiNn iinwniian fnitltcr lei. Owner
can lmvc saint; by proving property mill
paying for this mlveitisumciit. Umiuire
of Miss Mnhy, 1'li-as.mt street.
The plans of the Ladies Social Circle to
give ii amy iebtiv.il this evening on the
Hotel lawn are all complete The booths
mm iicuurntions are very putty ami invit
ing nml the Imlies promise an evening ol
enjoyment to all who come.
Senator J. I). Turin of Koliala was in
the city the first of the week to meet his
ilaiighler, Miss May Paris, who came
iiiinie ny llie last Enterprise, having fin
isheil her studies in n iirivnti.' si-hmil nl
Sail I'rnncisco,
1'rof. r.eouanl will in ike a b.illoon as
cension tomorrow evening for a inert-hints
purse. He will start from the vacant lot
opposite the Union Saloon, j
Don't foruet Hint the American Oro. I
eery Is selling out all stock at cost for
cash. Von can secure the best value at
the lowest prices. 38 jt
Oeorge Miiinby unit II. II. Oehr were
initiated into the mysteries of Hlkdom
last Tuesday niht. This pair of new
Hlks is the first taken into the fold since
thei-stiiblisliiuent of llilo I.odgc No, 759.
Till- illilllllillll IV11U rilllllUI.ll llf II 1M,I,'.,,I
IUk feed. '
The Annie Johnson arrived Tuesday
twenty-one days fioiu Sun Francisco.
The C.iliforninii nf the Ilawaii-Aincri-cau
line will arrive iu Hilo today to take
011 1500 tons of sugar.
I have for sale a buggy, surry and ev.
r.MvrsM"".?"' !'"r wle cheap.-If. K.
WINCH. Prout Street.
(t. II. Gere, the representative of
the Department of Public Works who
has been revolutionising the condition of
our roads and bridges, left Monday with
Mrs. Gere for ten day trip through Hit-tuukua,
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