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Ililo Tribune Publishing Company, Ltd.
v IMilillvlirrK mill rroprlclors.
I'rulilmt , C. C. KkNNltm
VlrclTrililriil I. E. KICIIAKI
WrrUryl tea-mier .. J. Cahti.i: Kiimiw
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liii.'dori I. M.Tiiiimi'siiS, It. V. Mamhii
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imiiiiciIoii liiorrtnl until nrtlertil uul.
A.h rrlli:mcnl iliriiiilinucil licfurc cxlrntlon
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of ipcflliril iirribil will lit: clinrRcil n If con.
1 lor inn It
Drs. Grace and Irwin
oi'i'it'K iiouks:
During the absence of Dr. J J. Grace
Dr. Irwin's ulliee hours will lie:
9M0 to 11:00 A. M., 1:30 In 3:00 unit 7yo
toH:oo I'M. ' I
.Sunday: moo to 11:00 a m. ,
Residence with Dr. Stow on Pitman St.
Dr. John Holland I
Office, Corner of King nnil Pitman Street
Telcpuone 40. j
Resilience, vwMauuciiue i., near riuuaii
Teleplione 16.
Office Hours:
8 to 10 11. in., 2 to 3 nnil 7 to 8 p. in.
ATTOKXKYS.A'J'-li.VW.
C. M. I.KIIt.O.N'I)
W. It. SMITH
LeBlond & Smith
ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW
llnwnliaii, Japanese, nnil Clilnene IiiterpttteM,
iiml Notnry Public in Office.
Office: Skvkrancu Huii.ihnc.,
l)lnltcCniir Houe. IIU.O. HAWAII
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Ridgway & Ridgway
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solicllum ol Patent (icnernl l,nw I'rnctlcc
IIU.O, HAWAII.
Notary Public in Office.
il'I'ICJt: Wulauueniie and llrluKc Street
III the Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit,
Isliiuil mid Territory n( Hawaii.
At Chamiihks In Kqhitv.
CltCII. llKOWN, l'LAINTIVF, )
vs V
II. I.. Williams, Dhi'HSDant. ) I
In pursuance of the decree uiaile nud
entered in the above entitled action by
Honorable Charles F. Parsons, Judge nf
the Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit, I
hearing date Septeuilier 20, 1 904, I, the
undersigned, tlie Receiver in said onler 1
and decree named, will sell at public j
auction to the highest bidders at the 1
Court House, Ililo, Hawaii, on THUHS-I
DAY the I'IRST DAY Ol? DF.CKMUF.U, 1
A. 1)., 1004, nl 12 o'clock noon, the prop. '
erly directed in said order to be sold,
which is described as follows:
I Leasehold of 700 acres of land at Kn
1 polio, Puna, with option on same for
I tweuty.five yenre' renewal, together with
Waiwelawcla springs nud the right to
I the water therein.
Trademarks and Copyrights of the
name "Kawaiakeakua Volcano Mineral
I Water "
1 bottling house, 20x40 ft.
I I engine house, 12x12 ft.
1 two-story tank house, 14x14x30 ft.
1 dwelling house, 4 rooms und kitchen.
1 dwelling house, 2 rooms and kitchen.
1 stable and bam, 24x30 It.
2 Japanese buildings.
1 Fairbanks Morse, 2'j h. p. gasoline
engine.
I Twitchell's President Carbonator
md Gasometer.
1 Umpire Labelling Machine.
1 Goldiug Washing Machine
Rinser. r
1 Tuft's Generator.
1 Crown Soda Machine.
1 auto sparker.
2 Hudson Ijottliug tables.
2 1000 gallon tanks, galvanised.
I 1000 gallon tank, redwood.
1 2000 gallon tank, redwood,
1 Gould's deep well pump.
75,000 bottles, more or les .
Shaflini!, beltinir. pulleys, tools.
boys, acid, labels, stoppers, covers, horse,
spring wagon, harness, saddles, and oilier
accessories.
The same to be offered as a whole, and
if no purchaser be found, in be sold piece
by piece, on the above date or at a post
polled time and place on the said date
determined.
J. K. IiI.DF.RTS.
Receiver of H. I.. Williams & Co.
Hilo, Hawaii, Oct. I, 1904. 50-.1t
TELEGRAMS BY WIRELESS TO THE TRIBUNE
London, Oct. 8.-
Vicereine Worse.
-Lady Ctuzoii is worse.
America's New Battleship.
Seattle, Wnsh., Oct. S. The battleship Nebraska has been launched.
Japanese Return Fire.
Tokin, Japan, Oct. 7. l?otir Russian warships were damaged by
Japanese batteries at l'ort Arthur.
KKA1. KSTATK, MC
I. 1. RiVY
ATTORNKY-AT -LAW
and NOTARY PUBLIC
Waiauucuite St.
Ililo, Hawaii
IIKNTISTS.
M. Wachs I). D. S
DKNTIST
Office Hours: 9 to J2, I to 4.
IIII.O, HAWAII
W. H. BEERS
INTKRPKKTKR and
TRANSLATOR
(ICuglish and Hawaiian)
Commission and Husiness Agent.
Will Act as Administrator, Guardian and
Ijxeeutor. Rents and Hills Collected..
Office with I. 15. Ray. Telephone 146
9
A. S. Le Baron Gurney
AUCTlONIvHR
COMMISSIONS
PROMPTLY KXKCUTKI)
FRONT STRKKT
OPI'OSITK SPUl-XKUI.S' mill.DING
KHTAUI.1SHUU 1M5M.
BISHOP & CO.
Bankers.
Honoi.uu: - - Oahu, II. I.
and
Reduced Steamship Rates.
Honolulu. Oct. 7. At the rcmicsl of the, Promotion Committee, the
Canadian Pacific steamers have reduced the rate to one bundled dollars
for the lound trip.
Russians to Leave Mukden.
Mukden, Manchuria, Oct. 7. There is unusual hustle here. The
streets are crowded with carts and mules and it is believed there is some
thing, in the wind.
St. Petersburg, Russia, Oct. 7. It is believed that the activity dis
played at Mukden indicates evacuation by the Russians.
car-
Hilo Railroad Co.
Short Route to Volcano
TIME TABLE
In effect July 1, 1904.
Passenger Trains, Kxcept Sunday.
A.M
7:00
7:20
7:45
8:00
8:iS
A.M
8:00
8:20
8:30
M5
9:00
9:i5
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10:30
10:50
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i:t40
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A.M
9:00 ...
9'.20 ...
10:05 ...
10:25...
10:45,...
11:05'...
P.M. STATIONS
2:30,1V Hilo ar
2!50ar...01aa Mill...ar
3:10 ar Keaau ar
3:25 ar... Ferudale,..ar
3:5o;ar..Mount. V'w..ar
4:io'ar.. GIeuwool...lv
p.m. SUNDAY.
3:oojlv Hilo ar
3:30V... Olna Mtll...ar
3:30 ar Keaau ar
3:45 ar... Ferudale ...ar
4:ooar..Mouut. V'w..ar
4:i5
ar... Glenwood...lv
FOR PUNA
Iv Hilo ar
ar...01aa Mill...ar
ar..Pahoa Juucar
ar Pahoa ar
ar..Pahoa Juucar
ar Puna Iv
Sunday.
iv Hilo ar
ar...Ulaa Mill..,ar
ar..Pahoa June.
ar raiioa ar;
ar..Pahoa Juucar
ar Puna Iv
A.M.
9:35
9:20
9:5
9:00
8145
8:30
A.M.
10:40
10:25
10:15
10:00
9M5
9:30
P.M.
6:00
5H0
5:30
5HO
4:50
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P.M.
5'4o
55
5:i5
5:00
4:45
4:30
P.M.
3:50
3:30
3:00
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2:20
2:00
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4:00
3:40
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3:00
Not Permitted to Talk.
New York, N. Y., Oct. 6. Candidate Parker will make no campaign
speeches outside Rosemoiit.
Chinese Brigands Assisting Japanese.
vSt. Petersburg, Russia, Oct. 6. Ten thousand Chinese brigands are
co-operating with the Japanese.
. Japanese Squadron in Storm.
Cheefoo, China, Oct. 6. The Japanese squadron is thought to have
been damaged by a storm in the Yellow Sea.
They Urge Peace.
I Huston, Mass., Oct. 5. The International Peace Cnngresi has passed
1 resolutions urging Russia and Japan to make peace.
! Portuguese Ambushed in Africa.
1 . .
Lisbon, Portugal, Oct. 5. The Portuguese force operating in West
s, including 225 Kuropeans, was surprised.
Quick Trial and Verdict.
Africa against the Cuanhanas
Two hundred and fifty-four men were lost
troops were ambushed in the night.
1 he missing are 100. The
I
Agitation Amongst Chinese.
I T.ntldntl Ort. r Tin. Innximi !..... ..,., ...I ... ...
Honolulu, Oct. ?.-At 5:25 yesterday afternoon, after deliberation lor China. It is feared it may cause disorder in the'event of R iss an s c
over an hour, the jury in the Miranda trial returned a verdict of murder I cesS( calisjg leading powers to intervene.
111 int 111.11 ui:j;i-i-'.
pose Miranda, Porto Rican, on the night ol Tuesday, September 27,
murdered Samuel Kdward Damon with a knife. He was indicted and
arraigned the following day. Thursday plead "not guilty" and trial set
for Monday. Three days occupied in getting a jury. Case submitted
on argument Thursday afternoon. JuryVout one hour and ten minutes,
two jurors favoring a verdict of manslaughter. Judge Gear will sen
tence this morning.
Democratic Demands.
Honolulu, Oci. 8. V. A. Kinney demands of the Hoard of Health
pei mission for democratic candidates to speak at leper settlement. The
privilege is denied. He will probably bring mandamus proceedings be
fore Judge Dole.
This is the result of tli ' action of the Hoard of Health last week in
denying to Chairman Kinney of the Democratic Central Committee the
privilege of allowing campaign speakers in the settlement this year.
The Hoard of Health weie of the opinion that it was best not to disturb
the people at the settlement by excitement over a political canvass. The
same request was denied all other parties desiring to make political ad
dresses in the settlement,
1 Peking, China, Oct. 4. Fears that a Hoxer uprising will take place
in Shantung are subsiding.
j New Massachusetts Senator.
' Hoston, Mass., Oct. 5. Secretary of the Navy Moody will probably
; succeed the late Senator Hoar in the Senate from Massachusetts.
I Y. H. Moody of Haverhill, Mass., has represented the State of Mas
sachusetts in the House of Representatives for nearly eight years, and
(was appointed Secretary of the Navy by President McKinley on Mav 1,
Japanese Refugees.
Herlin, Oermany, Oct. 4. Seven hundred Japanese refugees hav
aillVL-U UUIC II 1)111 KHKSKI.
e
Plans for a Long War.
Korea Will Assist Japan.
Tokio, Japan, Oct. 3. The new military regulations increase the arinv
to a million men. It has been decided to raise a domesiio bvm nf .
1 000,000.
1 '
i Tokio, Japan, Oct. 6. Coulit Oktinia, in a public address, warns the
.people of Japan to prepare for a long war. He predicts that the cost to
Koreans Japa" r Uvo yca,s' war wiH be a bilHo" -"ars. He alleges that the
' Japanese officials are corrupt.
Starving Out Port Arthur.
La Follette Ticket Sustained.
KxcurMon ticket:, between till pomlM
are sold on Saturdays and Sundays, good
returning, until the following Monday
noon.
Commutation tickets, good for twenty
five rides between any two points, and
thousand mile tickets are sold at very
low rates.
W. II. J.AMIUJRT,
Superintendent.
Hilo Electric Light Co., Ltd.
1
Houses Wired and
Lights Installed
Possiet Hay, Siberia, Oct. 5. The Japanese are impressing
into service in the Japanese army.
Tokio, Japan, Oct. 8. Geneial Hascgawa has left for Korea to con"
maud the Japanese forces. It is probable the Korean army will be put
under Tnnanese control.
1 rM.rtfUrt ri . o. 1; 1 .! , , .
. WHV.-111U, uti, .. Claiming nun tinned meats are nearly exhausted at
Port Arthur. Thirty donkeys are killed daily. Meat is $1.20 a pound
,311(1 eggs are twenty cents each.
Madison, Wis., Oct. 5. The Supreme Court handed down its de- St- Petersburg, Russia, Oct. 5. Gen. Stoessel places the' Japanese
cision today holding that the ticket put iu the field by Governor I.a '"t-'S at Port Arthur as 10,000 between Sept. 10 and 22. . There were
Follette is the regular Republican ticket. skirmishes between Sept. 23 and 30. The Japanese are approaching by
The political struggle in Wisconsin between Governor Robert M. I.a U,mu'1 entrenchments.
Follette. on behalt of the people on the one hand, and the corporation
interests on the other, has been long and bitter. -It was charged by 1
Governor I.a Follette that for years the railroads and other corporate in
terests have controlled the state legislature, dictating legislation and
fixing the amount ol taxes which they chose to pay. The contest has
been waged for ten years against the Mvcalled machine. The latter brauce, on Apiil 2, 1834. Among his works are the statue of Lafayette
termed themselves the "Stalwarts" and included Senator Spooner, in Union Square, New York City, and the great statue of the Goddess
Senator Quarks, Representative Habcock, Henry C. Payne, late Post- of Liberty enlightening the world, which stands at the entrance of New
master-General, and many other prominent Wisconsin politicians. At , York harbor, presented to the United States by the French government.
the Republican State Convention held in Madison, May iS, 1904, the
party split, the "Stalwarts" leaving the convention, and naming Samuel I !!. ., p 1 n j
A. Cook as their candidate for Governor. The bolters had the support r 0 Sim dSie T" U 611 6 T3 1 UBaCl.
of the Republican National Committee and sought a decision of the' tr-M.: 'n n rw' . i . . -. . . .
State Supreme Court, compelling the Secretary of State ,0 noR,.fcc I JJlff Co"
Hip r ! rket instead of the La Follette t ckel. as the iimmi nr Rennl.l r;in 1 ' "" "" '" "-' '" uuniei -general.
ticket. The matter was submitted to the court for adjudication Septem
ber 6lh.
Situation Remains Unchanged.
-There was a slight skirmish here Oc-
, A Noted Sculptor Dead.
Paris, France, Oct. 4. The sculptor Harthoidi is dead.
Frederic Auguste Harthoidi, sculptor, was born at Col mar, Alsace,
! In accordance with the rules of the N
tiomil Hoard of Fire Underwriters.
A complete stock of
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Transact a General Hanking and V,x
change business"
Commercial and Traveller's Letters of
Crcditissucd, available in allthe principal 1
cities of the world. I
Special attention given to the business '
entrusted to us by our friends of the other I Fixtures, Shades, Table, lied and Desk
Islands, either as Deposits, Collections , a , , ,
iiisurui'Ce or requests for F.xchanpc. J
Fan Motors . . . $15
niRMIQlirn PnriMQ Fan Motors, swivel frame 18
rUnillOnLU nUUmO Sowing Machine Motor 20
I Power for operating them $ i a month
Mukden, Manchuria, Oct. 4
tober 2, the Japanese retiring. ,
St. Petersburg, Russia, Oct. 4. The position of Kuroki's army is still
unchanged. Marshal Oynnia is with the Fourth Army.
St. Petersburg, Russia, Oct. 4. Kuroki's forces have been located at
Rentsiaputze. 1 heir position is unchanged. Nodzu is at Yentai and
1 Oku west of the railway.
1SV DAY, WUHK OR MONTH.
Neat and newly filled. Centrally and
plras'intly located on
PITMAN STREET
NEAR WAIANUENUE ST.
Facing on Court House nud Ililo Hotel
PirkN. A (imet, pleasant retreat.
Terms Reasonable.
C. F. BRADSHAW
Propiietor, 43
Installation charged extra.
Estimates furnished on all classes ol
Kleclricul Work and Contracts taken to
install apparatus complete.
LHenry C. Payne of Milwaukee, Wis., was bom in Ashlbrd, Franklin
.county, Mass., November 23. 1843. He removed to Milwaukee in 186-,,
, and has been prominently identified with stale and city politics ever since
For twenty years he has represented the State 011 the National RepublN
I can Committee. He held the office of postmaster of Milwaukee for over
I ten years. He was a railroad mairnate. beimr hpovilv ;mr,.c,.,i :..
numerous street railways in Milwaukee and elsewhere. At one time he
was receiver of the Northern Pacific He was appointed Postmaster
General January 8, 1902, by President McKiuley, and it was during bis
administration that the department has been found to be honeycombed
with dishonesty and peculation. It is believed that the disgrace of the
affair, although his name was never implicated in the corruption of his
office, was lari'elv rpnnniihtf fnr tti fni1t- .,f 1,V t,.,i.i. ...t.:i. 1....1
Vladivostok, Russia, Oct. 4. F.verything is quiet here and the I Jn his tlentli.l lw,mi"
people are returning. Salt is scarce. The navigation of the Amur will
Mukden, Manchuria, Oct. s Skirmishes along Kuronatkin's front! I he POTt A till LIT Sl3Ughter.
J indicate a forward movement by Oyama's troops. j According to the press dispatches, interest seems to be gravitating
I Harbin, Manchuria, Oct. 5.-It is reported that the Japanese advance toward Port Arthur as the crucial point in the present contest. The
'posts have been driven back along the Hue between Iluusoand Hensihu. i sturdy resistance of Stoessel's garrison and the gallant fightinir'of the
Mukden, Manchuria, Oct. f). The main forces of both armies are Japanese is being watched with interest. The Japanese are apparently
quiet, j lie scouts are active.
Mukden, Manchuria, Oct. 6. The Japanese are recruiting
militia.
St. Petersbuig, Russia, Oct. 8. The report that the Russian Port
Arthur squadron made another sortie is received with some credence.
gaged in a continuous assault upon the fortifications and nre attacking
three sides simultaneously. Russian mines have blown up whole
Notick Neither the Masters nor
, Agent of vessels of the "Matson Line"
will be responsible for anv debls con.
I trailed by the crew. R. J I'.UARD,
lAgeut.
1 Hilo, April 16, 1901, 34.
engaged in
Pliinnui I0"
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........ yi " jm. ...w,v.. 4yi.,,uK ,i iwuiiigiii atlllCK tne KUSSiailS. Wit I
, the aid of a searchlight, watched until the Japanese column had ad
vanced near the hidden mines. Then the mines were exploded. The
sight of Japanese rifies, water bottles, arms and dismembered limbs of
. soldiers hurtling through the lighted space made by the searchlight was
, an awful spectacle. There was one appalling moment during which the
i crarrison itself was stunned mid itu.n n divitli.lii.,, ctin. ...... im. i.
Washington, Oct. s.-Sttrgeon-Geiieral O'Reilly's report says that liKht lighted un the road and hillsides, u-l.inl, .-. u.'r'. ...1,1. .1 '
Few Japanese escaped, but owing to the mutilated condition of the dead
the Russians were unable to estimate the number killed iu the awful
slaughter,
A Cure for Leprosy.
there is a possible cure for leprosy,
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