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THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., APRIL 3,
1899.
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Evening Bulletin,
Palliate! Every Day, ctccpt Sunday, it no King
ttrttt. Honolulu, II. I., by tin
BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
W. R. FAKRINGTON fcdltol
DANIEL UK1AN City Editor
MQNDAY, APltIL 3, 1899.
1 i'i"
Never bnvo tlio people of Iho
otlibr islandB appreciated bo keen
ly the necessity of an inter island
cable. ,
Tho "benra" have mado their
appearance on the stock market
Thriy aro a uocesBary foaturo nf
etook dealing but bearing the
market "dou't go" in tbeso dnye
when tbo limit of values is a long
way ahoail.
Apropos of its wise sayings
about the stock maikel tlio Advor
tiger might run this old saw at tbo
bead of its editorial column:
How few there are who think aright,
Anjong the thinking fewl
How many never think nt all,
But only think they do.
Arleraus Ward casting about
for eomo classical allusion with
which to open his great moral
bLow.oF wax works, hit upon the
term ''Nihil fit." The words were
greetrd with wild cheers from the
nudienco which grently diecoii
certed the orator. On being risk
ed "Wbat aro you cheering Nihil
for?"" Tho people roplud "Be
cause ho fit." The peoplo ore
ready to ohopr tho war heroes
"becauso tboy fit" but tbo wrang
ling over tho division of tho spoils
of honor in getting tiresome.
During this active era of pros
perity it is to bo hoped that the
capitalists, both large and small,
will not forgot the many philan
thropic and educational objectn
for which money is needed to
keep up with tbo progressive
movement of tho day. The Board
of Malingers and teachers of the
Kohala Girls' School bavo issued
a circular Eetting forth tbo work
of tho institution and its need for
foods to increase its spboro of
H3efulncsB. There are boys and
girls in this territory who should
bo looked after in the days when
money is easy and opportunity is
ofTored for building a a olid edu
cational tbo financial foundation
for tho men and wemen of the
future.
What the HiloBand most needs
ia more instruments and men to
play them. Recently tbo Houo
lulu Band received a number of
new instruments from the Coast
and an application has been
made to the Governmont for six
of those. Tho Hilo musicians
aro improving their playing and
the concerts at the Hilo hotel aie
becoming quite a featuro of tho
weoks' amusements. Music hath
charms to soothe tho aavago and
if tbo band is enlarged and tbe
players continue to improve fac
tional differences in Hilo will bo
eradicated. As the Legislature
failed to provide means of sup
port for a band in Hilo, tho Gov
ernmont would be doiug a graco
ful act by sending tho muoh need
ed instruments. Hawaii Herald.
If tbe Hilo band wants thoso
iz instruments, it certainly ought
to have them. By promptly
granting tho Herald's roquost tho
now Minister of Foreign Affairs
will loso nothing and gain tho
goodwill of Hilo.
Now tho Rapid Transit proposi
tion is beginning to take sbape
and tbo peoplo will have other
progressive work to attract their
attention. Honolulu has lived
along po mpy years la Bort oi n
(Juior, "mahopo"businee8 way thai
tho first touch of aotivo American
business progress is inclined to
make tho people dizzy. They can
etand a very rapid expansion in mat
tera relating to street railwnys with
out toing in danger of exploding.
Tbo first OEsaranco that tho over
head trolley will not bo used and
tlio b r jets of the city will not bo
marrudby unsightly poles and wires
is to tbo poople'a liking and tbo
Transit Company's credit. It is
certainly a pleaburo to noto that
one "soulless tranBit corporation '
takes tbo beauty of tho city into
consideration when figuring out
prounuiu uivuientiH.
WILL 11UII.I) WIIAIIVR9.
Kilirf-aifil nrtrrmlnMlon of Hallway
Under Haprrtnn Court Decision.
B. F. Dilliughm, general man
agor of tbo Oahu Railway and
Land Company, wantod to talk
wharves this morning, but had his
coat sleeves pulled in so many dif
ferent ways by peoplo hungoring
for advance options on Olaa that
his ultorauce was broken all to
nieces.
He managed to say, however,
that tho Supreme (Jourt had left
tbo company as mnch in the dark
as over. The mountain laboring
had brought forth a woo little
mouse.
"Well, thoy tell yon that you
can get to your doep water," was
suciiestcd.
"Yes, but wo know that already.
Thure is n mud bank in front of
our proporty, obstructing tho way
to our deep water aocoss. The
Government would neither allow
us to dredge out that bank nor do
it thnmselvt'B.
"Now, we aro going to go ohoad
and build tho wharves we need for
giving our business an outlet to
deep water. Then Beo what they
will do. We novor wapto.l to
tako possession of tbeir deep
water. All wo wantod waB to get
to it with our wharves."
Incompetence Continue.
Tbo Advertiser loudly declares
its intention to toll the truth about
tho matter (Cabinet crisis), but
fails to do so with a silence equal
ly loud; whether because it is in
capablo of doing this through long
unfamiliarity with that virtue, or
becauso of. a fear that tho trutb
might injure its official patronB,
we do not know. In the mean
time tbo incompetence of the gov
ernment does not seem to vary
much from its normal condition,
and if Mr. Dole and his advisors
got any fun out of filling in thoir
spare time with domestic rows, wo
shall not insist on their stopping.
Hilo Tribune.
Ilurned Their Clotlie.
Tbo residents of Kali hi in tho
vicinity of Kamobamoha school,
bad a lot of fan Saturday after
noon. Threo Cinnamon riding
alone in a hack, wero observed to
jump up suddenly from the seat
and go through many different
movements. It turnod out that
ono of tbo trio bad dropped a
cigar on the seat, setting fire to
the coat and trousers of one of tho
number Tbo baok part of tbo
clothes of all threo, wero afiro. A
little rolling on tho ground extin
guished the flames.
UOrernment Coal Cart.
On Saturday the Quarter
master's Department put into use,
six coal carts that wero recently
roceived from tbe States and this
morning, threo moro were added,
making nino in all. The carts
aro being used to coal tho City of
Fuebla, now at tho Pacific Mail
wharf. Tbe Government found
that the work of coaling trans
ports could be done a lot cheaper
than employing outsider's carts
and decided to Bend at once Jot
its own.
W. S. Withers, -tho horseman,
sold two of his Holstein cows to
Dr. MoWayno. Tboy will go up
on tho next Manna Loa.
Do you insure your against fire ?
Do jou insure your body against accidonl and death ?
It has been demonstrated to be a wise and economic business policy.
UJ D9 X9Mc!5?R P.u.rJ?r2PertX aalnst theft, embezzlement, and misap
propriation by TRUSTED EMPLOYEES, AGENTS, COLLECTORS, BOOK
KEEPERS, and others who handle your money ?
In the United States In 1897 there were over FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS STOLEN BY TRUSTED EMPLOYEES.
B?ir!?DS? epPS n de?r dWl, Be pot the foolish man who will learn In no
other. Accept our suggestion.
THE FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT CO. OF MARYLAND
for a small annual premium will Indemnify you against all such losses. It Is no
reflection against a man In your employ when you ask him for a bond. If he be
honest he will gladly give It; if he objects or takes offense, THEN YOU WANT
ONE ANYVy'at.
" We also provide Contractors, Public Officials, Executors, Trustees, Assignees,
etc., with Bonds ; also Bonds of all forms required In Judicial Proceedings.
Call and ask for Rates.
The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland,
407 FORT ST., HONOLULU.
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To-day's Honolulu Stock
Exclinn&e Report.
NAME STOCK! SlP'HLfeEn Sffi'ViL I a.M
1 f I
Mtrcantitt 1
C. Orewer & Co.fi, oos.ooo
lO.OOC i! t ,000,000
H
Sugar,
Am SuerCo.A
AmSuCo.p'd up
Ew PlMit'n Co
IUttioj PlinCo
750,000115,000!
1 50,000'
750,000
,000,000
ITJ.ooo
500,000
9,000,000 0,000
Haw'n Afjr, Co
Hwn Sue Co
Honomu Su Co
Honok S Co
1 75.000, 1,750
500,0001 5,000
,000,000.30,000
1,400,000
!"H
JOO.C
J.OOO
Joo.ouol
Haiku SufctrCo
Kaliuku Pl'n Co
I.OOO.t
5oo,c
500,1
joo,t
3 10,000
1,000,0001
500,000!
90S
J.000
900
Koloa Su
5,000
joo.oori
iPo.ooJ
500,00c
Kona SuCo.Ass
1.000
KonaSCopd up
KiDihutuSuCn
t8o,ot 1,800
160,000 1,600
900,000 9,00c
100,000 1,00a
1,800,00018000
o.o
l.aoo
Maunalel SC A
" " pJ up
too.oot
150
JO
90,000
00,00c
l.Boo.oon
1,000,00a
500,00c
150,000
5,000,000
500,000
750,000
uinua t-o,..,
Qnomea Su Co
OokaUSP'nCo
Olowalu Com'y
Paauhtu S PCo
Pacific Su Mill
PalaPlant'nCo
1,000,000
500,000
15,000
5,000,000
5,00a
1,500
,100,000
500,
5,00c
Pepeekeo Su Co
Pioneer Mill Co
750.000
T.50C
750,00c 7,50c
750,00c
1,1 5,000
WaI'uaAeCoA
' " (pJ up)
Walanae Corny
Walluku Su Co
WalmanaloSCo
WalmeaMHICo
s .000,000! 70.000
tt tin
i,i;,ool
t,5oo,oroi5,coo
)03,OOol l.OOO
7oo,oon 7,000
51,000 9,520
ii5,oocj 1,950
1,500,000
309,000
700,000
959,000
s
Mitttltmtout
WllJer S S Co
Intefis S N Co
500,000
500,000
ii!2
Haw n fclec Co.
Hono. RT&LCo
Mutual Tele Co
15,000
O.OOO
i)?,ooo
31,000
MakahaCoff.As
Oahu Ry
ndup
y&LCo
9,000,00020,000
DonJu
Haw Gov,6per c
-
tot
98H
HGovPottS.iU
OahuRv&LCo-
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SALES REPORTED.
40 Waltuku
34 Haw'n Suar
11 Oahu
15 II on ok .19. Supir Co.
$10,000 O. R. & L. Co.
400
9)0
7
. Da Hi, at WhUIub.
Thero wero threo deaths at
Wainlua Saturday night, all with
in a short time of eaoh other. De
ctased wero natives named Liwai
Eauwalu(k),Wahinokabiko(w)and
Kaolana (w). Tho funerals took
place Sunday afternoon.
$&S Remington Bicycles for $50.
58s Remington Bicycles for 550.
1 85 Remington Bicycles for 550.
$85 RemlngtonBlcycles for $50.
$85 Remington Bicycles for $50.
f 85 Remington Bicycles for 550.
S85 Remington Bicycles for $50.
PACIFIC CYCLE & M'F'G CO.,
Ehlers' Building, Fort Street.
H. J. CRAFT.
The Bisliop Rings
Which cast such a
radiance
over these Islands,
were as nothing
to the schtillations
of the
"BISHOP"
IMPROVED
ALUMINIUM
CANE KNIVES!
It seems almost
worth while to
plant CANE for the
sake of using these
Knives. At all events,
the laborers
raise CAIN if
not supplied with
them
Pain Mm Co., Ltd.,
Fort Stroot.
500.000J 5,000
500,000 5,000
50,ooo 9,950
900,000j 9,0U
150,000.11,900
9.ood 90
Jl.oocJ 110
OUR SPRING STOCK
HAS ARRIVED
And what Innovation to anything that
has ever been shown In HONOLULU.
In selecting the stock we have spared no
pains or money In the selection of the most
desirable that could be found In the mar
kets. That our stock contains just what
the people want Is evidenced by the num
ber of pleased customers that have already
left the store. The stock comprises every
thing In MEN'Sand BOYS' CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS,
NECKWEAR, etc., etc. Everything In
our store Is new and marked at prices that
will sell them. Come in and look at
coods that are within the reach of all.
REMEMBER strictly Kash at Kash
prices. Une price to all.
Agents for Dr. Delmel's Linen Mesh
Underwear. Send for Catalogue.
--
"The Kash,"
9 Hotel Street : : f ayerlcy BlOCt
We Make Shirts to Order.
Tolophono No. 670.
FLAG
ENVELOPES
the
Golden Rule Bazaar
Has just placed on sale a very neat
Hawaiian Flag Envelope, made after
the official flag. Nice to use In
foreign correspondence.
Hawaiian Fans.
Hawaiian Hats.
Hawaiian Curios.
Books and Stationery.
Light Weight Papers for Foreign
Correspondence.
ALL PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT!
310 Fort Street,
J. M. WEBB.
AAA
We will commence with the first letter
and run through the Alphabet, one letter
for each week. Read the list of articles
we carry In stock.
Anchovy Servers, Alcohol Flagons,
Asparagus Plates, Apple Corers,
Artichoke Servers, Almond Servers,
Ale Mugs, Almond Plates,
Atomizers, Alcohol Lamps,
After Dinner Coffee Spoons,
After Dinner Coffee Spoon Holders,
Ale Glasses,
After Dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers,
Ash Trays, Axes, Axe Handles,
Axe Mattocks, Afternoon Tea Kettles,
Absinthe Strainers, Angle Lamps,
Awls, Awl Handles, Ant Cups,
Alarm Money Drawers, Animal Traps,
And many other articles in A.
W.W,Dimond&Co
LIMITED.
..Von Holt Block, King street.
&Sole Aeents. Hawaiian Islands, for
"Jewel" Stoves, Gumey Cleanable Re
frigerators, Primus Oil Stoves.
For Sale.
Valuable
Leasehold
Tn tho confer of tbo city,
A Splendid Investment. '
For particulars apply to
WILLIAM SAYID6E,
No. 310 Fort St.
aviiis. "Wolf,
Late of San Tranclsca, hat opened
DRESSMAKING ROOMS
At the QUEEN HOTEL COTTAGE. Through long
enperlence and constant attendance to work at the
Coast. .Mri. Woll tut acquired the art of cerfect
letting, and also giving full satisfaction In the latest
land modern fashion.
N. 8. SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED.
Tlio JPeoplo's
esMWMWWVVWVWWWtMM
oiisniry the best.
Easter Preparations
03ST -A. LIBUKAL SOALE,
Millinery Department full of New
Novelties. We can
Ladles' and Children's Sailor Hats.
N. S. SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED.
The JPeoplo's Providers.
FOR
That Elegant Residence of Thos.
R. Lucas, Esq., Beretania
and Kinau Streets.
SIZE OF LOT, 200x200.
Consisting of large house with
Double Parlors, Dining Room, 4 large Bed Rooms, Lanai, Kitchen,
Bath, etc. Also Cottage of 3 large rooms, with Bath Room and Closet.
Servants' House of 4 rooms, Carriage House, and everything re
quired for a first-class home. 1
The grounds are planted with all kinds of fruit and ornamental
trees, flowers and ferns.
This is one of the nicest homes in Honolulu. Must be seen to be
appreciated. For further particulars see
L. C. ABLES, Real Estate Agent,
315 Fort Street. Telephone 130.
1161
STRONG AUD WHITE!
Ogden Milling & Elevator Co.'s
"5" FLOUR!
THEO. H. DAVIES CO., LTD.
Agents for Hawaiian Islands. '
Vrkifl rfcci- a Valuable Horse because you did not havo...
IUUliUOl POTTIE'S REMEDIES.
Vnil Pruinrl a way to keep animals In good condition by having
I UU UUIIU POTTIE'S REMEDIES on hand.
V'iTj.11 Uonf to keep your Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Dogs In healthy
I VJU TTUIIl condition, and
Vffcll Can If I by using JOHN POTT1E & SONS'
I VU Wdll MJJ II VETERINARY REMEDIES.
Read the Treatise on Diseases of Animals, and
keep a supply of REMEDIES on hand.' Consult
t
C. W. MACFARLANE,
Agent for the Hawaiian islands.
Invalids' Rolling Chairs
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE
AT THE
City Furniture Store,
Tolophono 840. Lovo
HONOLULU DRUG CO.
THE NEW DRUG 6T0RE. VON HOLT BLOCK, KING 8T.
P. O. Box 679 t TELEPHOND J4.
X Furo Drugs and Chomlcals. ,
11 Proscriptions and Family Itocoipts our spoclalty.
XX Full Una of Tollot Requisites, Finest Perfuuios, Toilet Waters, Fnco
rowdors, oto., etc.
XX Klectrlo Dolts aro recommonded (or all Nervous Troublos, ItbeumatUm,
Lost Vitality, etc.
wo toll Hip Ronuino uomnounu
For a Dlslnfoctaut uso Chlorozono.
Jrovicl?rs
Goods, embracing all the Leading
supply all your wants.
SALE !
Building, 534-530 tfort St.
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