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Evening Bulletin,
Published Every Day, except SunJiy, t no King
ilreet, Honolulu, II, I., by the
'BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
W. R. PARTINGTON Editor
DANIEL LOGAN ..CltyEJItor
NilliMTlptluii Itatrot
.Per month, anywhere In Hawaiian lslanJi....$ .75
Per year' " " " 8 ou
Per year,postpalJ,to America. Canada or Mexico. 10 00
Per year, poitpald, other foreign countries 1 j 00
"Payable Invariably In advance,
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Tclrplioncil
Business Ofnce a.10. Editorial Rooms, 10U.
1 Postoffice Box, 404,
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4, 1899.
Annexation by resolution is
giving tho lawyers plenty of work
anyway.
Ealiuku is now the western
terminus of the American railway
system.
"When tho Davis contempt caso
is finally ended thoro will bo no
further question about the law in
Biioh cases.
Business men of tho territory
nro recoiviug daily examples of
the necessity for prompt action in
onlarging tho harbor facilities.
j Tho Hawaiian Choral Club is
, an organization that centralizes
multitudinous benefits aud har
bors no evils. May it live loug
and prosper.
I Insurgents in tho islands of tho
Philippines will soon havo rea-
son to know that Ucclo Sam did
not sond troops to tho Orient for
moroly a pleasure trip.
When the Sugar Trust gets into
a fight that moans loss of millions
of dollars, tho peoplo can look on
and smile. But there is always
tho feeling that the consumer will
havo to pay the prico in tho long
run.
Tho author Hull Caino, who was
not vory pleasantly mentioned
during his trip through the States,
returns to England to say some
yory complimentary things of tho
American peoplo, Tho ri'cs now
wish they had kopt quiet.
Tho roport of tho Commission
shows that tho Hawaiian Govern -ment
still has a claim of $0018
against tho Japanese steamship
EinaiMaru. This is tho steamer
on which a bottomry bond was
taken in April, 1897. Better put
this down to profit and loss, prin
cipally loss.
Considerable rivalry has started
up among souio of the cities of the
Pacific Const to obtain continental
end of the Pacific Cable. Tho
Advertiser might sond them some
of its advice that as the cablo is
not in existence thero is no use
talking about it. How it would
amuse Americans.
Judge Fraar aud Senator Mor
gan in thoir report to tho Com
mission on the subject of cables
Bay: "A central cablo station in
Hawaii will ultimately form a
plexus of telegraphio linos in
which tho cablo3 will meet from
all ports of the great circuits of
our coaet." In othor words Ha
waii will bo the solar plexus of
the United Strifes.
Tho prompt endorsement of
President MoKinloy's Atlanta
speech by ono of tho leoding
Grand Army Posts of tho north
addB now forco to tho reunion of
tho north and south and tho
wiping out of tho sectional bitter
ness resulting from tho civil war.
It would bo a very appropriate
movo for tho local Grand Army
Post to follow tho good example.
Tho official organ winds up its
neutrality defence with a funny
Btory as usual. In all its at
tempts at serious argument, tho
organ of the Hawaiian Exooutivo
THE
has simply added forco to tho
Bulletin's statomout. By a
typographical error, intontional
or otherwise, tho organ this morn
iug plnces tho dato of Mr. Dole's
second letter as April 20th in
stead of April 30th; wo will allow
tho organ tho bonefit of the
doubt. No ono has supposed for
moment that tho Advortisor cared
to discuss Mr. Dolo's attitudo
seriously, and it is also known
that tho "mattors of record" it has
published are incompleto and
made incompleto for obvious rea
sons. TKAUi: WITH NEW AMIilUCA.
Tho British Trado Roviow gives
voico in its Decombor issuo to tho
very natural conclusion that tho
British merchauts cannot view
with unalloyed satisfaction tho
extension of tho Amorican protec
tive systom to the now possessions
of tho United Statos, particularly
in tho Orient. Ono of tho prin
cipal results of the war is positive
ouiranco of the United States into
tho circlo of great maratimo pow
ers. This from a business stand
point calls for serious considera
tion from Great Britain, which
during lato yoars hasdono tho larger
part of tho American ocean carry
ing trado.
"Almost every country in Eu
ropo has already felt tho forco of
American competition in some do
partmeut of, trado; but whilo that
is likely to bo continued and pro
bably intensified, thero can bo
littlo doubt that attention will bo
chioily given to tho countries
bordoring on tho Pacific, und pro
bably most of all to China, which
offors so many possiblo lurgo de
velopments. "At tho present timo wo hear n
great deal about an allianco bo
twoen tho United States and
Britain, and it is to bo hoped that
at least a good understanding
wilt bo preserved botweon tho two
great English-speaking countries;
but at tho samo timo wo must not
shut our oyes to tho possible in
dustrial and commercial results of
the forces which aro in action.
"If British merchants and man
ufacturers obtain a fair field and
rio faVor8t they will bo qu!lo con
tent to accopt the results of a
friendly struggle If they aro
beaten in a fair fight, or on ac
count of disadvantageous econo
mic conditions, they will accept
tho position with eqanimity and
consider what their action should
be undor tho changing circum
stances of tho world; but it is to
bo hoped that they will insist, as
far as possible, on tho terms of tho
contest being as nearly equal as
poBsiblo."
Thus it is seon at tho very out
set that tho diplomatic Anglo
Saxon alliance and tho business
Anglo- Saxon alliance aro two
vory differont propositions. Busi
ness mon of England havo never
looked with particular favor on
the American protectivo systom,
and if it is extended over tho
Philippines thero will bo strong
forco brought to bear to obtain
faomo revision which will favor tho
British morchant and manufac
turer.
That tho UnitedStates will throw
over comulotoly its protection
policy is not to bo supposed for
an instance. It is possible, how
ovor, that in liou of tho now
friendship oxisting botweon tho
English speaking nations, tho
suggestions and requests from
Ureat Britain will rocoivo more
earnest consideration than in tho
past.
OOoketl to Leave.
Tho following havo booked to
leavo on tho Mariposa for San
Francisco today: Mrs O M Cooko,
Theodore Cooke, E M Olrastead
and wife, H M Rodgers, Miss E P
J add, Mrs R F Woodward, T A
Graham, wifo and son, Miss Vol
lortson, Mrs Curtnor, Miss Agnes
E Judd, A F Rookor, F Chandlor,
J Honda, N S Clark and wifo.
EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. 1., JANUARY 4,
HAWAIIAN CHOUAI. CI.UI1.
ttlx Ilunilrrd Dollar for Charitable
Purpoaei.
At a meeting of tho Hawaiian
Choral Club in Postor hall last
evening thero was a full atten
dance of mombors to hoar tho ro
port of tho seorotary and treasur
er on tho rocoipts and expendi
tures of tho recont bonefit concert
in tho Opera Houso. Tho report
was as follows:
Iteooipts $795 00
Expenditures 195 00
Balance GOO 00
Tho club accepted tho roport
and decided that tho Hawaiian
Choral Club should go on with
its work it possible.
Tho following wero givon a
voto of thanks: Prof. Uichards
for his kindness in working with
the boys; the young ladios of Ka
waiahao and Kamobamoba schools,
thoboys of theKumchamohasohool,
tho Kamohameha and Waiaholo
mandolin and guitar clubs for
their part; Taylor and Tuthil for
thoir successful managomont of
tho program; tho ladios and othors
who sold tickets.
Tho Maternity Homo, Kawaia
lino Girls School and Hawaiian
Boliof Society will oach iecoivo
$200.
Whon tho mooting was over
Prof. Richards troatcd tho boys to
ico cream.
About MunllH Kujtnr.
Tho Gaelic took through to Ma
nila soveral capitalists bent ou
various scuomos. Uno or tlioso
mon seemed to bo most Banguino
in regard to tho sugar prospects
in Manila. Ho chancod to speak
with ono of HonoluluB best known
business men, a follow passoneer
from San Francisco in tho Gaolio,
Tho latter gavo a warning in tho
following words: "Go easy about
invosting money in sugar in tho
Philippines. Whoro will you bo
when Cuba gets out of chaos
again and great sugar plantations
spring up all over tho island ?
How can you compoto against
Cuba sugar with such a vast dif
ference of travel against you ?
Botter leave it alouo. Go into
something olso but leave sugar
alone."
Although the capitalist had
been so sanguino at first, ho
changed bis mind and became a
convert to tho opinion of the Ho
nolulu business man. Ho decid
ed to leavo sugar alone.
Excelsior Lnilge.
Officers of Excelsior Lodge, I.
O. O. F., woro installed last
night, this being tho list: N G,
O H Sawyer; V G, J H Walker;
Secretary, L L La Pierro P G;
Treasurer, W O Parke P G; War
don, E Lofquist; R S N G, E O
Rowo P G; L N S G, W J Whito
P G; It S V G, OS Orano P G;
L S V G, Geo Johnson; R S S, A
Mollis P G; L S S, P Martin;
Chaplain, Rev Alox Mackintosh
P G; I G, G Boisso.
Tho trustees for tho now year
aro: J O Carter P G; Robert
Lowers P D D G S; S B Roso.
Special
Reduction
for the
Season!
3THE B. & H.f
LAMPS
We have received were made specially
for us. from the LATEST designs furnish
ed in advance by the manufacturers.
We will make a liberal reduction from the
marked prices. We are also making re
duced prices on PICTURES and FRAMES.
Fort Stroot.
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FROM
TO CONSUMER.
Our Arrangements are Perfect, You Can
Save Money by Purchasing From
THE DIRECT IMPORTERS!
A single yard or article at
wholesale price are the values we pro
pose to give you. Compare our qualities
you will be more than satisfied. We
would have you look at some special
values in Pure Linen Damasks and Table
Napkins ; better qualities, lower prices
than ever.
N.S.Sachs
C-THE
KuiuiiiiuiuiiiiUiiiiiuiuaiiiiiiiiMiuimiiiiUiUiiuiimz
HAPPY
GREETINGS
.AT THE..
GoldenRuleBazaar
Dolls, Toys,
Books, Drums,
Guns, Whips,
Horses, Pistols,
Prang's Calendars
Books.Cards,
Paint Boxes,
Manicure Sets,
Cigar Boxes,
Autograph Books,
Bicycles, Tricycles,
Wagons,
Wheelbarrows,
Carts, Wash Sets,
Little Chairs for
Dolls as BIG
AS BABIES
Dressed Dolls from 15c to $8 I
Everybody is cordially invited to
visit the BAZAAR, 3 16 Fort St.
J. M.WEBB.
THEORPHEUM
, FAMILY THEATRE.
T. "V. KLIN" Gr, Lessoo
fHTs
(Wednesday)
EVENING !
Jan. 4, 1800.
V....riHST-OLASS V
Vaudeville Entertainment 1
By tlio Clovorest Artists of tho Day.
NEW SONCJS I NEW DANCES I
ALL STAE PEItFOltMEUS .
Rcsorvod Scats on salo ut Pacific Cyclo
& Manufacturing Co.'s.
Doors open at 7:30.
Porformanco nt 8.
KoBorvod CbalrB, COo; gonoral ad'
mission, 25o. 1085
Practical Horseshoer.
All Work Ouarantood and Promptly
Executed.
J. A. MORGAN,
King St., In T. Murray's Carrlago Shop.1
1899.
FACTORY
Dry Goods Co., Limited.
PEOPLE'S PROVIDERS.w
BEGIN THE
NEW YEAR RIGHT.
Don't
Neglect
Your
Home....
Buy Necessities :
A Jewel Stove.
A GurneyCIeanable Refrigerator.
A Primus Oil Stove.
Crockery.
Lamps.
Garden Tools.
And many other things.
You can get them all at
W. W. Dimond & Co.,
LIMITED.
. The People's Store.
Von Holt Block, King street
Your Roof and
Gutters
Should be put in thorough repair
before you are washed out during
the heavy rains.
I stand ready to do any necessary
repairs required.
John XSfott,
75-79 KING ST.
Telepliono No, 31.
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pers promptly will confer a
favor by notifying the "Bust-
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She knows the wants
of her husband, and is
happy when she can
surprise him with a
beautiful tie as a suitable
present. We have them
from 25 cents upward.
Best makes and latest
holiday styles.
Smoking Jackets
Hosiery, Cuffs, Collars,
Shirts, and ready-to-wear
clothing for
children and for
men.
Neat, New, Nobby.
A new stock of Boys'
Shirt Waists.
"The KashM
9 Hotel Street : : WaYCllCy BlOCfc
Agents for Dr. Dulmel's Llnen-Mceh'
Underwear. Semi for Catalogue.
Wo Make Shirts to Order.
Tolophono No G7G.
2ndj-
WHEELS
FOR SALE.
In Pino Condition, just as Good as Now..
J. T, LUND,
Union Street (Boll Tower).
WLIght Midline Work promptly done.
Heuttle liver.
This evor popular Rainier beor
is becoming a honsohold 'word
and "will you havo ft glass o
Seattle" is more bfton heard than
anything olso. Tho Criterion
Saloon havo tho boor on tap or in
bottles.
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