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CONDENSED LOCAL ITEMS
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Fine line of ladies' Oxfords niul hoots
just opened lit U. N Holmes'.
Dr. M. Ulcc returned from Hinioliilii
on the S. S. Hntftitic lint Thursday.
J111I In, n full line of Koiicli llinelwll
Gloves mid Mill. Willi. Nichols Co.
The S. S. Unlet prise cleared lor San
TralicUco last S ilimlny lit llirce o clock
Oct your f.incy work material fiotn
Moses & Kityiiionil. riionc 17.V
Deputy Internal Hevenue Collector
nml Mis. Drake are spending 11 few days
nt the Volcano House.
Two splendid horses, liroVrn for cither
driving ot riding, are offend for sale in
this issue. See adv.
The schooner W. II. Marslon, Gove,
master, sailed from San I'raucisco for
Hilo on last Wednesday, Maich 22(1.
Ladles' musliii underwear, In rye stock
just received t U. N. Ilolincs'.
Word has been leceived of the safe ar
rival of the Amy Turner, Warlnuil,
master, at San I'raucisco in fourteen da) s.
Mrs. Aug. Ahrens nnd Miss Ivy Rich
ardson were passengers to Honolulu liy
the Kin.iu last l'riday for 11 two weeks
visit.
Judge Alex I,inds.iyiias been confirmed
hy the Senate 11s Circuit Judge of the
First-Crrcuit to Mtccicd Geo. I). dear,
retired.
William Lncha of Laupnhochoc, who
was endorsed hy the Republican organi
zation, has been appointed deputy sheriff
at that point.
Representative Lewis last week Intro
duced a bill to protect live slock and
perishable produce from injury hy rough
usage by carriers.
All the members of the Ladles Catholic
Aid Society nrc requested to attend the
next meeting on Monday, April 3rd, nt
the usual place.
Mrs. Jnred C. Smith nud small sou
who have been the gueits of Mr. mid
Mrs. O. II. Gere, relumed to their home
in Honolulu last Friday.
Sheriff J. C. Searlc, after u two weeks'
tour of inspection of the various districts
of the Island of Hawaii, returned to Hilo
by way of Ilakalau Sunday evening.
School Inspector Charles ll.ildwin hns
been favorably mentioned as n probable
successor to Superintendent Atkinson,
who has resigned nt the request of Gov
ernor Carter.
"Contractor George Mumhy is progress
ing with the construction of the Kapoho,
l'una, jail, nud Contractor Defries is put
ting up the Hookeua jail 011 the other
side of the island.
If you wish your coffee to bring the
highest market prices let the Hilo Coffee
Mill clean, classify and place the same on
the market for you. Liberal cash ad
vances made on shipments.
We have secured the agency for the
"famous "Victor Talking machines which
we lire selling on easy payments. The
latest Hawaiian records and thev nre very
popular. Moses & Ruymoiid.
Jnred G. Smith, of the Hxperimeutnl
Stntiou, made 11 hurried trip last v cck to
the plnulntiou of Louissou Ilros. in Ha
mnkua, where the Government is con
ducting tobacco experiments.
Father Uliich, whq has been in charge
of the Catholic parish nt 1'uhoa, Puna
since the dentil of Father Ventura, has
been temporarily transferred to Honolulu,
lie will be succeeded by Father Otto,
who has been nt Hoiiomu.
U. L. Rackliff, who hns been store
keeper for the Olnn Sugar Co. at Moun
tain View for several years, accompanied
by Mrs. Rncklitr and child, left by the
Unterprlse on Friday for n vacation in
southern California.
The Superintendent of Public Works
has dtcided to arbitrate the claim of
David ICwaliko for services on Lis con
t act for painting the Hilo court house,
payment on which was held up 011 ac
count of alleged defective work.
New slock of ladies' kid gloves and
driving gloves nt K. N. Holmes'.
Denton & Arioli will have completed
to the satisfaction of the government, the
I4,'4 mile, Olua, homestead road by the
end of the week. Owing to difficulty of
hauling gravel from l'una, there lias
been a delay with the work on the 23
mile road.
Personal and dog tares are delinquent
nfter I'rida, March .list.
Men's fancy half hoso, new patterns,
just opened at U. N. Ilolincs'.
Mrs. C. A I'toliii- dpi ut the week endnt
Kapoho, 11111.1 as the guest of Mrs. Henry
J. Lyiunti.
A fine new Hue of negligee shirts,
latest stylcnud design nrc olfeied by L,
Turner Co. Ltd.
Tlie S. S. Unterprlse carried 11 shipment
of about 6,1,1.10 bunches of bananas on
Friday.
'Did you know you could buy lwby
jumpers, door swings nud go carts nt
Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd,
George Mumhy nnd family will move
into their new home In Ptiitco on Satin
dny next.
Mr. nud Mrs. T. T. Chave will occupy
the cottage on School street formerly
occupied by the Miimhys.
L. A. Andrews, who has been absent in
Wniuicn nud North Hilo for several weeks
past, has returned to Hilo to take up his
1 iw practice ngaiti.
J. M. S.iss nnd family who have been
residing at the corner of Pitman nnd
Church streets will occupy the W. H.
Little residence nt Reed's Hay niter April
1st.
Men's "Asbcstnl" tnn gloves for nuto
nud engine drivers nt U N. Holmes'.
Miss U. W.Josselyn, Miss U. A. Wll
liamsou nml Miss Florence Hall, all of
Honolulu, made up the party to the Vol
cano House last Thursday, arriving by
the Kiuaii.
Inspector Mornguc hns promised to
have clenr for traffic by Thursday, Front
street, between King nnd Wnialiucnue,
where the construction of the sewer is
1 rogressing.
The sale of the Putin Sugar Plnntntion
has now been postponed until May 20,
1905. In the meantime, Charles Wcath
crby is in charge ns the representative of
Receiver Pfoteuhattcr.
The public schools will close for the
Uastcr vacation of one week, beginning
next Friday. By n strange circumstnncc
Uastcr Sunday will not occur for three
weeks later, April 23rd.
Charley Uldcrts hns been appointed
Deputy Sheriff of Kapoho, Puna, to suc
ceed his father, Captain J. 13. Klderts,
who has departed for the agricultural
country of Alberta, Canada.
Representative Smith last week intro
duced a resolution appropriating $ 2,500
for mounted patrol nnd patrol wagon for
Hilo. He has nlso nsked for $4,000 for n
rock crusher for South Hilo.
F. Ilrugliclli and Admit Lindsay have
been appointed commissioners to assess
damages for the extension of Hridge
street, Representative Shipmau and Com
missioner Lambert being absent from the
city.
Renders of popular magazines nrenffor-
ded n splendid oportuuity to subscribe
for the Ladies Home Journal, Saturday
Uvening Post, Everybody's Magazine
and Review of Reviews in the club offer
with the TnniUNK. See adv.
Albert Lyman who has been attending
Oalm College nnd who passed third in
the competitive examination, has been
appointed by Dclegntc Kuhio ns cadet
to West Poinl Military Acpli-iiiy. Wil
liam Kirby Tucker who stood first in
both examinations is made alternate.
Hi'. Itler Sii)f Their Is No OuiM1 for
Complaint nt Moloknl.
i Dr Milton Rice returned on the Un-li-rptiie
from n brief trip to Honolulu,
during which lime he accompanied the
legislative committee to the leper settle
inent on Moloknl. Commenting upon
1 conditions exisling-there, he said: ' Hy
special Invitation, I was one of the party
to visit the Moloknl settlement, nnd wns
much gratified nt the opportunity of vis
itiug the place. The Kinaii sniled Sat
urday night about 1 1 o'clock, and we ar
rived oft, Kalapapa about day light.
Owing to the toughness of the sea, we
were unable to limit until nearly too'clock
Sunday. Superintendent Jack McVengh
met us nt the lauding nnd appears to be
well liked by the inmates of the settle
ment. The legislative committee held
n meeting at the Superintendent's resi
deuce, when the lepers had nil oppor
tunity lo express their grievances, nnd
the members of the pnrty were surprised
nt the contentment of the peopje who arc
confined there. A request was made lor
additional medical iitlendniice nnd the
improvement in the water system.
"Dr. Goodhue, who is in charge, is
I doing good work there, but is handi
capped by lack of funds nud assistance.
1 do not think he makes any attempt to
cute the disease, but treats only minor
ailments nnd acute troubles. The lepers
nrc well cared for otherwise, and on the
theory that they nre beyond medical re
lief to effect n cure, 110 belter place could
be found for them.
"I inn heartily in favor of the system
of segregntion, but upon modified prin
ciples. Instead of consigning leper pa
tients to the settlement nt once ns the
law requires, I am iii'Yavorof 11 modified
statute permitting a longer probationary
treatment, nwny from the settlement for
those persons suspected of having lepro
sy. At the request of the special com
mittee 011 leprosy, of which Representa
tive Hotsteiu is chairman, I gave my
iews fully 011 the subject, nnd I under
stand it is the purpose of the House to
draft n new law comprising all of the
best elements of the various l-pcr bills
which have been introduced, changing
the present segregation law as little ns
possilhlc. This to my mind is n wis
measure nnd ought to be satisfactory to
nil parties concerned."
Referring to the four leper patients now
under his charge nt the detention enmp
at Wninkea, Dr. Rice said he did not de
sire to be quoted, ns he has already for
warded to the Hoard of Health, his offi
cial report which would probably be
made public. He intimated that he had
recommended the time be extended for
further test of his treatment.
L'lnliornte I'repa nit Ions.
The Ladies Social Circle of the 1'iit.t
Foreign Church are planning nu enter
tainment to be given in Spreckels Hall
nt n date hereafter to be announced.
The costumes will be elaborate and the
literary feature of the affair of an excep
tionally high order. Mrs. L. Turner and
Mrs. Levi Lymnii have charge ofllie pro
gram; Mrs. W. T. Raiding and Mrs. M.
Rice will look nfter the costumes, ami
Mrs. Jarret T. Lewis will prepare n special
musical program for the occasion.
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Huy Seed Hack.
On Salurdav Inst the S. S. Manila I.oa
made a special trip to Hilo for n qunutity
of seed cane for use nt the Pallida Plnn
tntion. Hy a strange working of circum
stances, the Pnhnlu plantation nre com
pelled to buy seed cane from the Hilo
Sugar Company, whereas six years ago
the latter company purchased their orig
inal start of yellow Caledonia from the !
P.iliala plantation. The Manna Loa took
away seventy-two tons, ami 011 a former
trip the week previous shipped to Kipa
hula, Maui, flix) bags. Tile yellow
Caledonia is specially adapted to these
altitudes and the Hilo Sugar Cimip my
have been able lo supply a large quantity
of seed this season.
Surprised by l'linnls.
Last Friday evening a number of the
friends of Mr. and Mrs. George Mumhy
gave that popular couple n happy sur
prise nt their home, which was in the
nature of n farewell from their former
residence 011 Scltool street. Nearly
thirty couples were present nud dancing
was indulged ill until a late hour. Tile
music was furnished by a Hawniiaii quar
tette club and a very enjoyable evening
wns spent at this hospitable home.
A MATTER OF HEALTH
llrown Was Coerced.
The following letter from Senator
Hrown, which was read nt the Hoard of
Trade meeting, throws some light on the
"log rolling" being done at the legisln-
lure over the county bill:
Honolulu, March 21, 1905.
I)i:ar Slit: I have received your favor
of the 17th hist. The county net bill is
still nt the Senate and passed second
rending, with lots of amendments and
iuscitions. It had already passed third
reading ill the House. The main aim in
the Senate concerning the county bill is
to have one county for Hawaii.
I ndmit my supporting this motion,
under the remarks made by Senators
Woods and Paris. They said if I sup
ported the proposition that Hawaii wns
to have two counties, then they were go
ing to use tiieir influence to kill the
county net altogether.
So I saw the only way to hnvc n county
net pnss nt this legislature is to support
this motion favoring one county for Ha
waii, till it lias passed third reading in
the Senate; then it will go to the House
and conference committees will be select
ed to frame again. Then and there, I
will make my protest a tout having two
counties for Hawaii and I know I have
got the support of the house in favoring
two counties for Hawaii.
Concerning the remarks made by Sena
tor Woods and Paris: Why, they meant
every word they said about killing the
county net and I knew they had other
friends of theirs in the Sennte to help
them. This was the reason why I sup
ported the motion lo have one comity
for Hawaii. When the county hill has
passsed third reading, I will write to you
ami let you know the rest.
Vours respectfully,
1 (Signed) JOHN T. HROWN.
1 To II. Vicars, Usq.,
Secy. Hoard of Trade of Hilo.
To Hie I, mill's.
Mrs. J. II. Lime will leave for Ihe Uast
within 11 few weeks.
Ladies desiring millinery should send
in their order not later than Match ,vtb,
or they canuot be filled.
L. TURNP.U CO,, LTD,
ROYAL
pi
' Klniui Departures, .March 21.
, Mrs. G. V. Jnkins, H. Mabie, Mrs. V.
I Hamada, W. W. Hurt, Ira S. Hntch, J.
! F. Ilellistou, U. A. Sougy, II. A. Volberg,
wife nud four children, Rev. W. D. Wes.
.tervell, West O'Hnrn, Mrs. J. O'llnru,
Victor Hurd, Chas Heal, Mrs. Shepperd,
.Mrs. Webb. Frank L. Winter, Ruben
'stein, J. O. Spifver, Mr. nnd Mrs. A.
I Ahreus, Miss Ivy Richardson, W. Laiu.
1 Tim Agents Merc fall Kill.
heputy Marshnt Frank 1 Wlntet nr
liVcd hy the Klnnti Insl Wednesday with
warrants for the nrrcst of three Jnpniiese
men who have been endeavoring to en
tice Japanese women lo go to Sail Fran
cisco. Tlie local txilicc have been quietly
gathering tlie evidence of the scheme,
and when called upon hy tlie Federal
authorities were Hide to produce toth Hip
men nud witnesses to the enterprise.
Deputy Marshal Winter relumed on the
snme steamer with three tunic prisoners
nml two men nud three women ns wit
nesses. The charge is violation of the
Kdmunds lnw, or that of procuring wo-
men for immoral puroscs to be sent on
the stenmer Centennial, which is ex
pected shortly from San Frnncisco. As
high an oiler ns $600 wns made to the
father of a Japanese girl, who is espe
cially attractive, speaks English fluently,
and has assumed the Uuropcm manner
of dress. Deputy Sheriff Fetter, who
has worked up the case, believes Hint
with the arrests made the gang of San
Francisco ngcuts hns been elTeclUHlly
broken up in Hilo.
.
Intension oT It ridge Street.
The Hoard of Trade have taken up the
question with Superintendent Ilolloway
ns to the reason for the delay In Improv
ing and widenlugHridgc street on the
Puueo side of the Wnlhiku bridge. The
HoatiPof Street Commissioners assessed
damages at $1020 and betterments to the
value of f 1843.14, leaving n balance due
of $825.14, but tiieir report has not been
approved, for some reason. This is the
Vierra properly. A committee of the
Hoard have gone carefully over the re
port prepared by Commissioner Ray,
Shipmau mid Limbert, nud found the
assessment of damages a fair one ami
that it should be appioved. In this the
Hoard of Trade concurred, and a request
is made that the necessary steps be taken
looking lo the improvement of this street
011 n Hue with that nortion of the street
just completed. Representative Smith
lias askeil tlie Legislature for f5,ooo for
right of way.
"Monnrcli Shirts."
Our new line for the spring of 1905 hns
I just come to hand. Decidedly the best
assortment and the choicest designs ever
offered in Hilo,
L. TURNUR CO.. Ltd.
Notice.
Ten per cent will be added to Poll and
Dog Taxes 011 and nfter April 1st.
N. C. WILLFONG,
Assessor for Third Taxation Division.
vFor Sale.
A pair of well broken horses (for rid
ing or driving); very cheap. Inquire of
IIlL.0 TlUllUNIt.
1-lloom
tagc,
Teacher's Cot-Konawaena.
Proposals will be received nt the office
of the Superintendent of Public Works,
Honolulu, T. II., until 12 o'clock m. of
April 5U1, 1905, for constructing n 4-rootn
Tencher's Cottage nt Konnwnelia, Kona,
Hawaii, T. II.
Finns nnd specifications arc 011 file with
the Assistant Superintendent of Public
Works, nud with Ulln II. Paris, School
Agent, Kona, Hawaii, nnd U. It. Rich-
nrds, Hilo, Hawaii, copies of which will
be furnished intending bidders on receipt
of $5.00, which sum will be returned after
depositing bid nud returning plans nud
specifications.
No proposal will be entertained unless
submitted 011 the blank forms furnished,
enclosed in a scaled envelope, addressed
to Hon. C. S. Ilolloway, Superintendent
of Public Works, Honolulu, T. II., en-
dorsed "Proposal for 4. room cottage at
Koiiuwaeua," and delivered previous to
12 o'clock in. on the day specified.
The Superintendent of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or ull
bids.
C. S. HOLLOWAV,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, T. II., March 21, 1905. 22.2
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
HAS HO SUBSTITUTE
enterprise Passengers,
The following passengers departed by
the S. S. Unterprlse on Friday last: Mrs.
J. II Marliii, Miss Jennie S. Marlin, I, L.
Rackliff, wife and child; Mrs. C. T,
Lilllejohu and two children, Mrs. 1).
Huntington, Miss Gertrude Huntington
Mr. and Mrs. Hyer, Mrs. M. D. Hognn,
Miss Hognn ami fifty-five Japanese bteer.
aire.
1-Rqoiu Teacher's Cot
tage, Hoiiaunau.
Proposals will be received nt the office
of the Superintendent of Public Works,
Honolulu, T. II., until 12 o'clock m. of
April 5U1, 1905, lor constructing a 4-room
Teacher's Cottage at Hoiinuiinii, Koun,
Hawaii, T. II.
Plnus nud specifications arc 011 file with
the Assistant Superintendent of Public
Works, nud with Ulla II. Paris, School
Agent, Kona, Hawaii, and It, It. Rich
urds, Hilo, Hawaii, copies of which will
be furnished intending bidders 011 receipt
of $5.00, which sum will be returned nfter
depositing bid and icttirulng plans and
specifications.
No proposal will be entertained unless
submitted on the blank forms furnished,
enclosed in n sealed envelope, addressed
to Hon. C. S. Ilolloway, Superintendent
of Public Works, Honolulu, T. II., en
dorsed "Proiiosal for 4-room cottage at
Hoiiaiiiiau," and delivered previous to
12 o'clock in. 011 the day specified.
The Superintendent of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
C. S. HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, T. II,, March 21, 1905, 333
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Cfie
Printers
Omniscience
Slid the Merchant's Senior Part
tier, "What wc need is
printed matter,
Though the kind wc ought to
issue is a thing Hint puz
zles me;
Whether postnl cards or hand
bills for the hair-brained
- - " - - boys to scatter
I'll be jiggered If I'm certain
"ffKmmmnmmmam printed stuff
should be."
Then the Merchant spake in pity (though respectfully nnd kindly)
Saying: "Why disturb the brain beneath your lofty silken lid?
There is one who enn prevent our going nt the miitler blindly
Wc will leave it to the Printer." And they did.
II.
Said the Merchant's Senior Partner: "Since lie's told us what to
issue,
Let's decide as to the stock that we should have it printed on;
There are countless grades of paper, clenr from pasteboard down
to tissue,
And my notions (if I've ever had n notion) arc nil gone."
Once ngnln the Merchant chid him, In apologetic manner,
For attempting such a problem with solution deeply hid;
And he said: "We'll simply leave it to that sapient master planner
Wc will leave it to the Printer." And they did.
in.
Step by step they faltered onward did this Merchant nnd his
Partner,
Lcnving nil things to the judgment of this wily man who knew;
And the Printer treated each of them just like n kiiidergartucr
Till he'd pulled their big experiment in advertising through.
Then he sent his bill for printing all his other work was gratis
And they paid it, duly kicking to the bill-collecting kid.
Then they said: "Suppose we've missed It nnd our customers
berntc us
Wc will lay it lo the printing 1" And they did.
IV.
Said the Merchant's Senior Partner: "Much to my surprise I'm
finding
That the money wc expended on that Prlntcr-chap of yours
Wns n crncknjnck investment nnd hns kepfour mill n-griiidlng,
For the customers nre flocking thick nud thicker to our doors."
Said the Merchant: "So I told you. It was I who recommended,
And the thing has thus succeeded 'cause you followed ns I bid."
Wc hnvc made a send of money nnd the harvest's not yet ended
Let us leave it to the Printer 1" Think they did ?
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LIMITUD
FOR
SALE
Olaa Property
75 Acres, Unim
proved; Lot No.
1 18. near 22-
Miles, Volcano Road; Lot No. 101,
near Russian Settlement.
HIS rlttCB proved; House,
Sta 1) 1 e s. Office
Buildings, etc., Volcano Road.
FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO
THE HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST GO.
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P. O. BOX 340.
LIMITED.
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