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fftHPfii'ijan'iypminiiijij! I fa i a$The Live BULLETIN'S ADVERTISING RATES are HIGHER Than Those of the Advertiser.&fe i" '!' '!' 1 1 Evening Bulletin The LIVE Bulletin Has NO Rlvnl In New Honolulu's Evening Field. '"5l"""vl' "Zar ""Iv" '-5rII SPACE In the Live Bulletin is MORE VALUABLE. Why? aSKu,agfr. !s -Ks.-!. ;sjs s;s j;sk.?jv.l vxM csy y -Vnt. vWoTVI. No. 1109. HONOLULU, H. I., WEDNESDAY, JANUAHY 4, 1899. PjtioB 5 Cunts. r cv .. -"' ' X5 K jM 1i TO STRAIGHTEN OUT ILOILO NO RELIEF FOR MR. DAYIS DEATH OF R. D. WALBRID6E CRITICAL TIMES IN SAMOA CHURCH DIRECTORY. V. h - . OHeeBOPHI P- N E r w .' i k L I V E H O N O L U L G R O C E R u 'S s That's what we claim to be, with our big stock, big, busy store and up-to-date methods. We are ready for All of Your Dinner. Orders, when you recover from the stuffing administered recently. We anticipated both the Xmas and New Year's Feast Days in recent addi tions to our stock, and have in reserve, for your trade, almost a complete duplicate of what you found with us last week. Call Again ! J.T.WATERHODSE Block. GROCERIES CROCKERY HARDWARE .Established 1851 Leaders 1808 Secretary Alger Sends Positive Orders to Otis. American Troops Will Take Possession Charleston Likely to bo Sent by Now York, Deo. 24. A special to tho World from Washington says: oecrotary Alger tins oabiod Gcnoral Otis at Manila to tako possession of Iloilo immediately. Flans for so doing aro loft to tho General. This stop is taken in advanco of formed relinquishment of sover eignty of Spain on account of tbo gravity of tho situation there, it is supposed. Iloilo is tho only point in tho Philippines now undor Spanish control and it has been one constant fight with tho insur gents to retain control. Admiral Dowoy reported recently that the Spaniards woro holding Iloilo with eight hundred soldiors and that citizens had asked him for warships to protect them. Uon. Utis will probably send two rouimonts and Admiral Dowey is oxpected to detail tho Charles ton and Concord to aid tho troops Secretary Aigor una issued no ordors for taking another point in tho Philippines and he intimates no-further stop toward occupying tho group will bo taken until tho treaty is rntified. m m miiTisii i--KTi:.sio.v Tho British Consul at Samoa undor data lof Dec. 8, 1898, pub lishes this notice: Take notioa that Bollona, Bon nell and Stewart Islands, the Santa Cruz and Beef Groups, tbo Island of Tuaopia, Trevannion, Anuda and Fatoka Islands and the Duff (or Wilson) Group havo beon incorporated in tho British Solomons Protectorate and that tho jurisdiction of the Court of the High Commissioner for the Western Pacific and tho provisions of the Pacific Ordor in Council 1893 and of the Queen's Regulations mado in acoDrdanco therewith nro extendod ovor tho said islands nnd places as also oor Pitcftirn Island, nud let nil persons within the limits of the said Order in Council govern themselves accordingly. Mull For Guni, Postraostor General Oat an nouuos that tho Bennington will take a mail to Guam if tlioro nro nny "takers." Captain Tiussig of the gunbont has consented to do this.. Htuck i:xchtire. Sales roported today were: C Ewa Plnutatinu $200, GG Hawaii an Sugnr S1G5, 10 Oahu Paid up $142, 15 Ookala Sugar Co S95, 202 Oahu Paid up $142$, 11 Iu-ter-Islnnd S N Co $140, 5 Oahu Assessable $92$. United States Government Reports show Royal Baking Powder to be stronger, pur er and better than any other ROYAL CAKINa FOV.DIH CO , htW YOK. Two Petitions for Writ of Habeas Corpns are Rejected. Tbo Chief Justice Figures Out the Second Sentence as Beginning to Take Effect From Time the Fine Was Paid. Goorgo A. Davis, imprisoned for contomrjt of court, yestorday applied to Jtistico Whiting for n writ of habeas corpus. It was re fused. Mr. Davis was not kept at tbo station long aftor tho Supremo Court decided against him. Ho was sont back to Oahu prison. This morning Mr. Davis ap plied to all tho Justicos of tho Supremo Court by name, or to tho Supromo Court itself, for a writ of habeas corpus. Ho alleges that whon taken to the prison ho was kept thore from 10 in tho evening to 7:40 in tho morning without nuthority, ns tho jailor did not havo a mittimus for his detention nil that timo. Tho petitioner states facts to show that ho has fully satisfied tbo two sontences for contempt. Ho has four or five cases to pro paro for argument nnd tho inter ests of his clients will Buffer from bis dotontion. Tho mittimuses un der whiah ho is hold, Mr. Davis says, nro void on thoir fnco. For ono thing, ho objects to tho organ ization or mo oupremo uourt, with tho place of absont Justice Froar not filled by a sworn sub stitute. Chiof Justice Judd has declinod to allow tho writ. Tho reasons for the refusal aro that tho first sen tence, which was imprisonment until tbo fino of $50 should bo paid, only expired whon tho flue was-paid on tho 30th of Decem ber, and that tho second sentence. which was imprisonment for ton days to tako effect aftor tho first sentonce, only begnn to run from that clato and tueroforo will not oxpiro until Sunday tho 8th day of January. Tunitisn iiuus. Another Hale of Colly end Artlitlc Gomli V 111 be Hold. Tboro has been such a pressure brought to boar upon James F. Morgan, tho onorgotio auctioneer, by artistic people of Now Hono lulu, that ho haB consonted to hold another auction snlo of Turkish and Persinn rugs collected by that art connoisseur M. B Mihrnn in the anoient Eastern Empiro and imported to this country. Tho salo will take place tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m. in tho ProcrcsB block. Contemplated purchasers should remember that when tho customs laws of tho United States nro on forced horo, a GO por cont dutv I will bo chnrged for imported rugs. Tbo losson is self-evident. Thorn will nover bo such nn opportunity as is now offered by Morgan to buy rugs. Seo Morgan's Auction Sales, pago 8. Kntert'lnuicnt on Konouru-Mnru. Tboro was an ontertainmont given by tho Captain of the Ko-noura-Mnru aboard that ship Inst evening. Among those present was tbo Jnpaneso represontativo and his wifo and Air. and Mrs. Ozaki. Tho Japanese roprosonta- tivo and his wife woro tnken off in tho Bennington boat. Ten Minute Service on Ileretnnla Street. Commoncing with tho Now Year, tho Hawaiian Tramway 3 Company inaugurated a daily ten minuto service on Borotanin street, betweon town nnd Punn bou, from G:30 a. m. to 8:25 p. m., aftor which tho cars run ovory twenty minutes, ub before. m m A first-class solicitor is wanted. Seo Wants. His End Conies Suddenly Irora Stroke of Apoplexy- Was Nearly Fifty Years of Age Belonged to Buffalo, N. Y. A Civil Engineer and Plantation Manager. Another suddon death pained tho community this morning. KubsoII D. Wnlbridgo died of apo plexy, aftor only a fow hours' ill ueBs, nt bis homo in King streot. Tbo ond camo at 8:30 a. m. Mr. Walbridge was ono of tho best known men in those islands. Ho wnB n nativo of Buffalo, Now York, ond 49 years of ago last July. Ho graduated with honors as a civil engineer at tho Boston Institute of Technology. Mr. Wnlbridgo wns a mumber of tho House of Nobles for Maui in the Legislature of 189). At that time, as for sevoral years previous, bo was manager of the Wailuku Sugar Co.'m plantation. In 1890 Mr. Walbridgo marriod Miss Boruico Pnrko, daughter of tho Into Mnrshal W. C. Parke. Loaving the plantation soon aftor- ward ho nnd Mrs. Walbridgo lived for some timo in tho East ern States. Returning to tbo isl ands they took up thoir residonco in Honolulu. Mr. Walbridgo for the last two or throo years of his life, was engaged in promoting the Lanai sugar plantation Bcbemo. Owing to tho nboonoo of W. O. Parko, brother of Mrs. Walbridge, on Kauai tho funeral arrange ments aro a3 yot indefinite. Mr. Parko haB boon sent for, however, and it ib probablo tbo intermont will take placo on Friday after noon. Services will bo hold at St. Andrew's cathedral. Mr. Walbridgo was a man of sunny tomporamont and compa nionable disposition. His suddon death will bo deplored by n groat many frionds whom ho mado for himself. With his wifo tbo lamonted gen tloman leaves ono son to mourn an affectionate husband and f atbor. THIS TllANKHOIVINO DlNNI.K. Having boon requested to mnko a public stneomont of tbo rocoipts nud oxpensos conneoted with the Thanksgiving dinner for tho sol diers, I beg leavo to report ns fol lows: Receipts S nfio" 00 Disbursements as per vouchers... 1463 16 Balance short but made up by private subscription 97 16 $ 1463 16 Respoatfully submitted, J. B. Atherton. Honolulu, Jan. 4, 1899. Hennlnifton Movement!. Tbo U. S. S. Bennington sails for Manila on Saturday and not Friday, as stated in another papor. 8ho will procoed to Guam, thoro to romain for two or threo months. Sbo will then Bail for Manila to join tho Ablatio Squadron. The Bonnington will not return to this port. Tho indications now nro tbnt tho Yorktown will roplaoo tho Bonnington. Howovor, no such orders havo yot been recoived. Whon tho Bonnington readies Guam, Captmn Taussig will be tho representative of tho Amoricnn Government. Tboro is nt prosont no appointed ropresontativo on tho island. Another GMIelan Boy, Another Galician boy has loft Oahu plantation and is now in town with his bundlo. Ho ap pealed to Captain Eanao saying that what ho wanted was food and a plnco to eleop. Ho would do whnt work thero wns for tboso two things. Tho captain agroed to take him in. Chief Justice Given Protection of Brit ish and Americans. Dangers of Clash Between Mallctoa and Ha- taafa Factions Case Now Before the Court. Conditions in Samoa seem to be settled by no means. When tho Mariposa loft Chiof Justico Cham bcrs was hearing tho enso of Ma tnafn vs. tho Malicaton faction. That tbo fcoling is running high is indicated from theso proclama tion issued by tho British and Amorican consuls: By tho Consul-Gonernl of United States of America. tho All porsons whom it mny con cern tako notice; that I, Luther W. Osborn, Consul-General of tho United States of America in and for tho Kingdom of Samoa nnd depend encies, by virturo of the Powers in mo vosted ns such Kopresentntive, upon tho writtou request of tbo Chiof Justico of Samoa, havo hoisted the flag of tho said United States of Amorica over tho resi dence of tho said Chief Justice at Motootua, nud all persons aro boreby notified that tho protection of tho United States is extqndod to tho family of Baid Chiof Justico as citizons thereof; nud that such protection is fully extended and guaranteed to tbo said Chief Jus tico by tho Government of tbo United States, ns ono of tbo Three Treaty Powers having equnl rights in Snmon and equally concerned in upholding tho dignity nnd nu thority of the buprorao Court nud of tho Chief Justico thereof in tho full and complete exorciso of tbo duties of his otlico; nnd all porsons aro herebywarnod tbnt tho (mid Chiof Justico and his fnmily and his residence as well as the said Supremo Court and all its records and properties nro hold under the protection of tho flag of tho United States of Amonoa, nnd tbnt nnv unlawful trespass upon or injury to tho said Supromo Court, or tbo private residonco of tbo said Chief Justico or nny nttnek upon or in jury to tbo Chiof Justice or nny momber of his fnmily will be con sidered nnd troatod ub nn nttnek upon said flng. Given nt tho Cousulnto Gonoral of tbo United States of Amorica at Apia, Samoa, this 22 duv of Do- combor, A. D. 1898. Lutheu W. OsnoitN, United States Cousul-Gouoral. By Ernest Georgo Berkeloy Mnxso Esquiro, Her Britauuio Majesty's Consul for Samoa. Theso aro to certify to nil to whom it mny concorn, that I, tho said Ernest Georgo Borkeloy Maxso, by tho poworo vested in mo as Consular Bopresontativo of Her Majesty's Government in Samoa, havo at tho request of the Chief 'Justico of Samoa, hoisted tbo British flag over his privato rosidonco, as n sign nnd warning to nil whom it may concorn, that Hor Britannio Majesty's Govornmont, ns ono of tho Throe Trenty Powers in Samoa, who havo equal rights nnd privil eges, and nro equally concoruod, in tho upholding of tbo rights and privileges of tho Chiof Justice, and of tho Supremo Court of Snmon, hereby solemnly affirm that tho persons of tho Chief Jus tico, and of his fnmily, nnd his Srivnto residonco, (as well ns the upromo Court) nro under the protection of tho British flng, nnd and that any attaok on them will bo considered an attaok on that flag. Given nt tho British Consulate Apia, Samoa, Decombor 22nd, Ibua. Ernest Geo. Berkeley Maxse. Tho Honolulu Paokflco Dolivorv Company will tako your truuk to nny part ot tuo city for ao cents. See Now Today, pago 8. Reorganized church of jlsus CHRIST holds meetings as follows In Militant Hall, rear of Opera House: Sunday to a. in. Bible class; n a. m. preaching in Hawaiian; 6:30 p. m. preaching Hawaiian; 7:30 p. m. preaching In English 5 Wednes day 7:30 p. m. prayer meeting. Nt. Frnncli Hcliool. Tbo froo depirtment of St.Louis College is to bo known henceforth as "St. Fraucis School." Tho new building, located nt tho northwest corner of Kukui street nud Collogo Inne, was lately erected by tho Lu cas Bros., tho paiuting having been dono by Mr. Stirling in good stylo. It was dedicated with ap propriate ceremonies by His Lord ship tbo Bishop of Ponnpolis. Tho school is oxclusively for Ca tholic children whoso parents nro too poor to pay oven the low tui tion fes chnrged by tbo College. The Bishop supports this school, which nro at present nnnttondnnco of over 200. May Move t Metlco. Whilo John Enn wns in Mexico traveling for his health bo negoti- ntnd for n very largo piece of land nnd employed attorneys to look up the titlo. He expects to henr by tho next stenmor from the Cof.st. Mr Ena is very much pleased with tbo place nnd says tbnt, for n business man, tho country holds vast possibilities in store. Living is ridiculously cheap. Tho enmo conditions oxist there as in tho islands thirty-five years ago. This alone is a promising fact. Should Mr. Ena succeed 111 getting tho liunl be wants, it is very probablo that bo and his family will movo to Mexico. Fiiiicr.il ( V. J, Uiillnslier. Tho funeral of tho late Wm. J. Gallagher took placo from tbo Mo thodist church to Nuuauu ceme tery at 10 this morning. Bov. G. L. Puarson conducted the Forvices. There was a goodly attendnnco of sympathizers with tho nillicted family, nnd there wero many con tributions of Uowon. M. It. Count er supported tho widow out to tho chief mourner..' carriage. J.Bnt chelor, John Cassiily, L. O. Abies nnd L. L. Ln Pierro wero tbo pall bearers. H. II. Williams was tbo uudortaker in charge. Mailco.nl Illumination. Professor Borgcr and his band will givo a grand concert at Thomas equaro Thursday evening. Tho band stand will bo lighted by Acetylene gas furnishod by tho Oceanic Gas & Electric Co., 112 Hotel stroet. To Nlinrn Munnjferelilp. Ernest Thrum will romain in Honolulu permanently nnd will shnro with his brother, David F. Thrum, tho mu.ongon.ont of the Fort street storo. Mr. Thrum etnrtod in to nttond to his new duties yesterdny. Will Not On to Protfrne Hall. The Kilohnnn Art Lenguo has decided not to movo into Progress hall. Tbo rooms it wns thought at first could bo secured for tho league, aro now occupied nud tbnt organization is now casting about for another place. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair Oold Medal, Midwinter Fair. CREAM BAKING A Pure Grape Cream ol Tartir Powder. 40 YEAPS 17 T STANDARD! Sft . A. A. 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