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:r-3t' ''fSr.s TR n THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. 1., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1900. Attorneys. 3E0. A. DAVIS ' -- GEO D. GEAR DAVIS & GEAR attorneys and Counsellors at Law Rooms 202, 20), jc 2, Judd Building. or. Fort 111J MerJnntSK- Honolulu CHARLES F. PETERSON A.ttornov at Law and Notary Public. Kaahumanu Street J. M. KANEAKUA, Attornoy anil Counsellor at Law Met: In the Occidental Hotel, rr of King ana Alakea Btreets, etaaalals. Of, 0. Aekl. Enoch Johnson. AOHI& JOHNSON, AttornevB ami Counselors at Law. Nea No. 10 West King Street Telephone 881. Sarg&ons, Physicians And Dentists. Drs. Cooper & McDonald. Alakej Street. OFFICE HOURS: Dr Coorer S io to to a m , Ho, anl 7 to I p " Di VUDonalJ io m totr "i "olr St'NDAYS Dr Cooper 8 it w 10 m Pr MctiiulJ i to sp. m -TFLtl'HOM - OR. J. T. WAY80N, Has removed to Ills new office and resi dence, Beretanla dt., nearly opposite Me thodist Church. OFFICE HOURS fJ0ap;S:000: i6n TEL. Main DR W. H. MAYS has opened an office for the practice of Medicine and Surgery, at 310 Beretanla Street. net house revond Central Union Church. HOURS: 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 3; Sundays, 9 to II. rLLLPHONE to. 144 DR. C. A. PETERSON Has re-opened his office at . . . 36 Emma Street HOURS 2- 4 H.M. 1 7- 8 P.M. J TELCI'HONb: 493 OR. E. C. WATERHOUSE Oftice and Reidence: Corner Beretanla and Mll'er streets. OMICI H01RS S to II A M. I to I P M. ttoBP M. SlISDATl g 0 10 11. to A. M. TIIEPHONE )i)i, WHITE. iHi Dr, W. J. Galbraith. Pets and Residence: Beretanla and .Uakta itreeU. pact Uoun: to 10 a. m.; 2 to i ft. a.; 7 to 8 p. m. TELEPHONE 204. SB, WALTER HOFFMANN. JBBITAMIA STREET, (opposite the Hawaiian Hotel.) fetnhont 110. F. 0. Box 601. CSM kouri, 8 to 10 a. n. j 1 to t ft, m.', 1 to I p. sa. Sundays, 8 to 11 a. m. DR. A. I. SINCLAIR Mutl ItrMt, between Emma and Fort. I to 10 a, m., 2 to 4 p. i.: 8undayi, t to 10 a.m. r f . i DR. ALBBRT E. NICHOLS 3D e an. t i t. Office for the present with Dr. Anderson, Alakea St. near Hotel. Office Hours 8:30 to4 DR. R. I. MOORE, Dentist. EhVes: 222 Hotel Street Oflc Houn: 9 to 12 and 1 to 4. A, C. WALL, D. D. S., O. E. WALL, D. D. S., DENTISTS " v" (ti Building, Fort Street mmn: I to 4. Telephone 414. DIAMOND And other Rings, Watches, Brace lets, Pins, and an extensive variety fjvelry. el gk BiA.ua, Manufacturing Jeweller 404 FORT STREET. THE Honoluln Concrete Company. Office with H. F. Bertleman, Contractor, Kins St. opposite Wall, Nichols & Co. DO ALL kinds of Stone and Concrete Work at CALIFORNIA PRICES. WE make a specialty of constructing Cement Side Walks at very reasonable rates. i002-2m. MAIN 199 Masonic Temple NfvJS CANDIDATES or THE Democratic Part) FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS: (Tnexplicd Term, 50th Congress ) David Kawananakoa. (Hull Term, 57th Congress.) David Kawananakoa. SENATORS, ISLAND OF OAHu: Hon. D. P. R. Isenberg, Jr., Col. John D. Holt, Jr., Abraham Fernandez, Hon. E. K. Llllkalanl, Hon. J. 0. Carter, William Auld. REPRESENTATIVES: FOURTH DISTRICT. Charles W. Booth, Major J. M. Camara, S. W. Spencer, Hon. E. C. Macfarlane, John H. Wise. Hon John E. Bush, FIFTH DISTRICT. Hon. S. M. Damon, H. J. Mossman, Hon. Frank Brown, Frank Harvey, R. W. Holt, Jesse P. Makalnal. Chinese and Japanese Firms. Y. MASUDA, Portraits Done in Crayon or Oil Pictures Framed In anv style Framed Pictures for sale. New Mouldlncs for Frames have arrived. King and Alapai streets, Near Honolulu Stock Yards 1469 TELEI'HONL SCo T. KATSUNUMA & Co. A. C. OXAWA. Manager. GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY. Temporary Oflce Room i opetalre Spreckole Balli tog T.I Hi. Cleaning ! LADIES SKIRTS CLEAND OHi'neOinid, Dvelani Ktpaliel -SUTSMADF TOORDER "T,t guarantee; i?-Loetl Prlte arxziVE "wo Fori Street, nir Kulcul, nj nar Orpheun, Tf-fater r Price Cleaning one wit, $t, Delnjr suit J y ,6o-6m Wong Sal Kee MERCHANT - TAILOR A Pmpict Fit Guarantiio 404 Fort St., near King St. HONOLULU, H. I. Cleaning, Dyeing and Repairing Specialty 'JU Y. MAN SING Has Removed From Fort Strut to 311 Nuuanu Street, opp. Goo Kim's, LADIES' UNDERWEAR. Pusses Made Tr Order. HOP HONG, Merchant Tailor, A FlNl ASSORTMENT Ot AMIRtCAN, ENQUSH AND Scotch Cloth on Hand No. J19 Nuuanu itrett, Honolulu, H.,1. Good work toi flrit-cliis fit rurntJ. Co the Cttuntd and Rtp )?(, architects, Contractors and Bonders Fred Harrison, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER fobbing : Promptly : Attended : To. WM. T. PATY, Contractor and Builder. Store and Office Finlnr. Plans ana Estlmatei Furnished. 1488 Hotel Street, near Barracks H. L. KERR &: CO., Architects and Builders Rooae si-ie :: PROGRESS BLOCK. releeaoae ii. Geo. W. Pege Tel. aae F. W. Bearailee P. O. Boi rtl BBARD8LEE & PAGE Architects & Builders Office: Rooms 2-4, Arlington Annex, Honolulu, H. I. Sketches and Correct Estimates furnish it Short Notice. 1441 Building Materials OF ALL KIMD8. Dealers in Lumber and Ooal ALLEN efcROBINSON, Queen rtreot. Honolulu i. F. BERTELMAN'6 Carpenter Shop IS RBMOVBD o rr of old stand. Entrance on Klnr "et, Orders left at cither shop, or office, t .'ohn Nott'f 9rt, Kln street, will re ivs promp' kttiralnD. UJi-tf JAAAAeVAAAAAiVAk Mark Twain Talks , Of Books and Politics j u r r vr S" f TT U"W S" Tr V V F New ork Oct tj Mik Tvv ill! re tinned home Inst nlglit ufter an ,b sitae uf Iht jtnrs and landed "I'll n smile uf good-natttted fin. '1 have hail lots of lin lie said us' lie came don 11 the gangplank, 1 havi enjoyed mynelf, except fo- au attack of dyspepsia now and then, in ovory coun try ntul tinder every sl.y. I expect to spind his winter In Nov lurk nailing and writing." "Hnvc you any books about ready for publication?" "No; but I liao Btueral on the way. I wrote myself out In the line uf unit dotes and humorous sketches In my last book. I ran shurt tun In that and could barely find enough muterlnl to fill It. "1 am now falling bark upon the fiction of others. No natter what I write In that line people will think I am hiding somo true story behind the stalking horse of a storv." "Will you hnc an American story?" "Voti see 1 write tho slory and then fill In the plans like blanks In a rail way form. The place doesn't count so much the story Is tho thing." "Hut you will Kle your piople somo of their own type with characteristic dialect, will you not7 And won't that ruiulrc you to select your scenes flrst?" "No, not entirely, liven that can be filled In. I rewrote out tif my books tin 00 times and each time It was a different book. 1 had filled In and filled In until the original In ok was not there. It hnd ewtporntcd through the blanks and I had an entirely new book. I shall write my slury and then lay the uinc where I want It, rnd, If neces saty, ihaiige other things to suit tile places. "I shall ery probably write a story with the scene laid in this country or I shnll place the scene of onu of my ptcsetit utiiumplcti'd sta-lia here. This inn be done rather handily after the whole story Is written. Hut 1 am nut going to publish another book for at leant a year. I liae Just published a small onu and a book i.ery two or three years Is enough." "Mr. Clemens bae yot had time to gtiany thought to the question of Im perialism?" "It Is almost too grae n question fur one uf my temperament, hut 1 hne tak en a try at It. I hue thought of It and It has got the better of me. I left these shoics at Vaii,ouer a redliot Im perialist. I wanted the American eagle to go screaming Into the Pacific. It siemed tiresome for It o content Itself with tho Rockies. Why not spread Its wings oer the l'hlllpiilns I asked myself, ntul I thought it would be a real good thing to do. I said to myself here are our people who hno stirferv'''. for three icnturles. Wc ran nniko them ns free us outsehts, ghe them a gc crmiicnt anil a country of their own, put a miniature of tho American Con stitution afloat In the I'aclllc, start a brand new tcpubllc to take its pla:o among the free nations of tho world It seemed to me a great task to which wc had addressed ourseics. "But I have thought somo more since then and I htie tend carefully the ireuiy oi raris unci i nuie seen mai wo do not Intend to free, but to subject the people of tho Philippine?. Wo hao gone there to conquer, rot tn redeni. We have also plcdgetl tl.o power of this country to maintain and protect the abominable) system established In the Philippines by the friars. It should, It seems to me, be our pleasure and duty to make those people frco and let them deal with their own do mestic questions in their own way and so I am an antl-lmperhllst. I am op posed to having the eagle put Its talons on any other land. "Hut I want to say that I cannot con scientiously support Mr. Ilrynn. I am not so much of an antl-'mperlallst as that. I havo been tol I'lhnt I cannot vote In this election, but if I could I Bhould not vote for Mr. llryan. As to what I may do I cannot lay, as I am a Mugwump and a Mugwump won't ote until ho has had plenty of time to look things over, and then 1 tinn't want to commit myself too far, a It I ilnd that I cannot vote I shall run for President A patriotic American must do some thing elcrtton time." The New GnlvcHton Foredoomed. In spite of Its calamitous experience, the peoplo of Oalveston aro again busy ipbulldlng tho city on its old site In tho old way, says tho Montreal Witness editorially, They appear to bo heed less of the fact that tho wholo coast, of which the island of Oalveston forms a part, haB been gradually sinking for many years. The city was destroyed not because tho recent hurrlcnno was an extraordinary convulsion, but be cause the Island hud sunk so low that it was unable to resist the wind and waves. The samo sinking of the land Is going on all along the Atlantic coaBt as far north as Long Island. Islands once well known no longer exist, and beaches occupied a century ago have been submerged. American geologists aro familiar with this phenomenon, and have, In some Instances, estimated the time when a vast change will bo wrought In tke wholo Atlantic and Otilf coast line of the United States. In fifty years, It is said, the sea will loll over tho island where the people of Calves ton are now rebuilding their city. SEATTLE BEER. The ever popular Ralnlor bocr Is bo- coming a household word 'and "will you have a glass of Seattle," Is mora often heard than anything olse. The Criterion Saloon has the beer on tap cr In bottles. HOSHFEirs gfW . STOMACH &lTTEflS Undigested Food become poison In a few hours ttii It responlbte for CurutlfiU n, Indigestion Jytrer'". Unfuor nerv ouie jni all tler art 4 kldne Ills Whrritiete t one or all of ilieae at ment lloctttter Momarh flitrMhhould b taken at once It prevent a well at cure a ttonach 111, and It a tpeclHc for malaria inJ fvar anJ iffut VVhn vou rtt it that I PRIVATE KEVLNUG STAMP coers the reck of itm- HOSTETTER'S ffiitm,11 STOMACH Snbsiitntes BITTERS Pathetic Incident Of Roosevelt's Tour Hamilton, Ohio, Oct 16. At this place, twenty-fix e ml let from Cincin nati, (loicrnor Hooscxclt made the llrst stop today on his tour of Ohio, Hpeaklng to a largu crowd. Tho Oov irnor was escorted by (Ioernor Nash to the spiaker's stand. A feature of the inciting was the presence on the platform of the mother of Captain Hus ton of Oklahoma. Captain Huston was an ofllcrr in Colonel Hocseelt's regi ment In the war with Spain, ami on the breaking out of tho trouble In the Philippines he went thl'hcr, where he died, (lovcrnor Itooielt escorted Mis. Huston to the platform. "I rrinll jour noble son" he said, "and Knew him well ia a brao man and soldier." "Yes, Goernor," was the reply, "I gae my son to tny idiiutrj and would give another If 1 wre blessed with one." Captain Huston's body Is burled here. POPE IN UBTTEIJ HEALTH. Onewi, Oct. 11. Bellamy Storer, United States Minister to Spain, In tho cottrso uf a conversation here today regarding his recent Interview- with the Pope, said: "I.co appeared to be In much better health than when I saw him two years ago. He Is full of life, and has lost none or the Interest ho had had from tho flrst In matters relating to the Church of Home. "Since Archbishop Ireland's visit to tho Vatican It Is clearly understodil there that the best Interests of tho Ro man Catholic Church demand Amerl- filn rtlln In ttia 1'hlllimlnrH Tim ITnlt. l(, staU8 ,, t)e ,,,,. cbmh hMe the Mine alms there, and hope to work together for order and peace." Mr. Storer asserted that the rill plnos had made three attempts to open negotiations with the Vatican, nil of which wero refused. DOGS KILLLD WITH CLASS. New York, Oct. IB. A wave of;dog polsonlng that Is carrying away the bluest bloodtd and highest priced dogs owned by the ilch Lnrchtnont and New Rochcllc residents Is pievalent here and owners nro In despair. Among .those who lost valuable canines are Mm. Harry 1". Ollllg, Francis Wilson, Jumis Hardy, Miss Hlrd, daughter of Joseph Hlrd, the bankir; Miss Steur- wnld and a dozen others. A reward has been offered for the miscreant?, who wil'i no apparent motive lire kill lug priceless canines by means of pow dered glass sprinkled on bits of meat and left near a spring. Mrs. Harry Qllllg, whose tlireo French poodles aro worth over $3000 and which aro waited upon by a special attendant, has lost two dogs. Apett Not AnceHtorrt. New York, Oct. IB. A cable to the Sun from Iterlln says: At tho Con gress of German Anthropollglsts at Hallo Professor KlaaUch of Heidel berg read a paper, contending that ns tho result of several jeurt Investiga tion the direct descent of man from apes was no longer maintainable. His conclusion was based on the construc tion of tho blcephalus muscle of the upper thigh. Tho professor indldcn tally contended that It was a mistake to regard man as the most perfectly developed animal in all respects. His limbs and teeth do not show any high degreo of development and he Is only superior to other animals In his extra ordinary brain development Kaiser's Red Sen Station. Aden, Oct. IB. The Sultan of Tur key has leased to Oernriny for thirty years tho Island of Uroan, In the Red Bea, forty miles from Kamaran, for a coaling station. JiiViViViViViiViiiVi?! E"21 to carry GuSSE?S;E-Ztotake s MAull 5 E-Zway to s HEADACHE: curo a hoad s WAFERS I ooiie .'.V'W.'.'.V.V.V.'J U cat. ull ,lnwl.t. Real Estate and Insurance. LliTJi and FIRE llpll!tiEl$fl$, AGENTS FOR.. New England Mutual Lifb In surance Co. OF BOSTON. Etna fire insurance company of Hartford, HENRV ST. OOAR. .EDWARD POLLITZ. Memberi Stock and Bond Exchange. EDWARDPOLLITZKo COMMISSION BROKERS AND DEALERS IN INVESTMENT SECURITIES .... Particular attention glrei la porches, aed tale el Hawaiian Sugar Stock Loans Negotiated. Eastera ail Poralg 8totkd and Bonds. 403 California St., San Franelaco, Cal. MM WILLIAM SAVIDGE, Sfock and Bond Broker Member of Hawaiian Stock Etcbaof a. Mclnerny Block, Fort 8treet A. J. CAMPBELL, Stock and Bond Broker. Metaber of the Hoooluta Stock Etchaige, irHee Queen street, opposite Unlot Foed Company. Telephone cA P O Boa st, Beer and line Dealers. LOVEJOY&CO. Ill FOIITKRS, AND WEOLIIALI fm ani Lipr Dealers. Agents for the Bottled Rainier Bur or leanla No. 19 Ncuako Street Peeler Block. Honolulu, Hawaiiak Isiasoi. P. O. Boa iit Mutuel Telephone oS 30NSALVES & CO., Ltd WHOLESALE GRO0ER8 ANI WINE MERCHANTS. 25 Queon street. Honolulu, H (insolidatetl Soda Water Co., L'o 13 splaaniide, itrntT Allao A Fort Sti., Honolulu HOLLI8TER A CO., Agente The Pantheon Saloon HAS REOPENED FOR BUSINESS In It? New Quarters on Hotel St. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT ..OF.. T. A. SIMPSON LATE OF THE CRITERION Knterpr it e Beer on Draught FRED J. CROSS, Consulting and Superintending; Electrical Hydraulic ENGINEER, Kloctro-Hydraulic Power Transmission REPORTS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. . . . With Catton-Neil Co., Queen street. Office next to PouCSoe. 122, JJMES T.TAYLOR, M.Ad.Soc.C.1. OON8.ULTIHG Hydraulic Engineer. 806 Judd Block. Tele. 6SI. Honolulu Iron Works Co Improved and modern SUQAR MA CHINI;RY of every capacity and de ecrlptlon made to order. Boiler work and RIVETED PIPES tor Irrigation purposes a specialty. Particular attec tlon paid to JOB WORK, and repairs executed at shortest notice. THE HAWAII HERALD. Vol. PUBLISHED IN HlLO. N Is a pretty ood paper for S2.50 per an turn, preferably n advance. Advertiser who use Its a umns GET GOOD RESULTS HAWAII SHIMPO SHA The Pioneer Japanese Printing office, The Publisher of "HAWAII SHIMPO,1 Ui. only dally Jsoanes. paper puHlshel In the Territory ol Hawaii Y. SOGA. Editor. C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor I- Editorial and Printing Office, near King bridge. King street. P O. Box 007. Subscribers to the BUL LETIN not receiving tner pa pers promptly will confer a favor by notifying tbe 'Busi ness Office, Telephone 156. Bankers. Judd Ilulldlng, Tort street. Incorporated under tho Laws of the Territory of Hawaii. Pnlil Cnpltnl $000,000 Reserve 50,000 Undivided Profits 108,000 OFFICERS AND DIItECTOIlS. Charles M. Cooko President P. C. Jones Vice President C. II. Cooke Cashier F. C. Atherton .... Assistant Cashier Henry Watcrhouse, Tom May, F. W. Macfarlane, E. D. Tenney, J. A. Ms Candlcss. a Solicits the Accounts of Firms, Cor porations, Trusts, Individuals, and will promptly and carefully attend to all business connected with banking en trusted to It. Sell and Purchase For eign Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit. 6AVING6 DBPARTMENTI Ordinary and Term Deposits received and Interest allowed tn accordance with rules and conditions printed In passbooks, copies of which may be had on application. Clios Braacxits. Wm. U. Ibwdi te Meckel? uo, BANKER. HONOLULl H. I San tVanciico AgiiitiTni Nevada National Bank op San Franoisoo. San Franoisoo -The Nevada Natlona Bank of San Francisco. London The Union Bank of London Ltd. New York American Exchange N. tional Bank. Chicaoo Merchants National Bank. Paris Credit Lyonnals. Bkrlin Drewlner Bank. Hon bono and Yokohama Honk, ng Shanghai Banking Corporation. NEW ZKAT.AND and Australia Bank of New Zealand. Victoria and Vanoouv.tr Bank o British North America. TniMt i General Bumi .m EMmie Buim Depolits Received. Loans made on Ap proved Security. Commercial and TravoUri id Id BU" f Klchn boa! Coluctiohi Pboihti.t AccopimD rosy. Eatabllahed 1866 BISHOP dc Co. BANKERS. Transncf. n. Oonornl T)nnvi. - and Exchange Business. Commercinl nnrl TrnnL.'n Letters of Credit issued, aval) aoie in an tno principal cities of the world. Into roar, nllnwn,i nfAi- .Tnl 1, 1898, on fixed deposits 7 day notice 2 per cent, (this form will not bear interest unless it remains undis turbed for 0110 month), 3 luouins o per cent., 0 months 3 per cent., 12 months 4 per cent. Pioneer Building and Loan Association. ASSETS, DEO. II, 1891, llU,TT.e Money loaned on approved secarltft A Savings Bank for monthly deposits. Houses built on the monthly Install ment pla-. Twentieth Bert of Stock Is nans opened. OFFICERS T. F. Lansing, Pre, dent; S. B. Rose, Vice President; O. M. Gray. Treasurer; A. V. Gear, Secrstarr. DIRECTORS-T. F. Lansing. B. Rose, A. V. Gear, A. W. Keech, Henri Smith, J. L. McLean, J. D. Holt, a C Gray, W. L. Howard. A. V. GEAR. Secretary, chamber of Commerce rooms. Office Hours: 12:101:30 p. m. KMBQa? 00. SayingsBank Savings Deposits will bs received and Interest allowed by this Bank at four and one-half per oent, per annum. Printed copies of tho Rules and Reg illations may be obtained on application. Office at bank building on Merchant street. BISHOP A CO. Tb Yol;ohBma Specie Bui; LIMrtXD, Subsylbea Capital .Yen m.ooj.ooo Pali Up Capital Yen iS.oooooo Reservel Fun4 Yen i,iio,oco Ileal Office, Yokohama. Ths Bank buys and receives for msV lection Bills ot Exchange, Issues Drafts and Letters ot Credit, and trsiissM a general banking business. INTIREST ALIOWBD O. FleoS Depoell lor se ssoatas, a .eat .. Oa Fltea Deposit tor t ssoathe, t Oa FUeA Deposit (or bos, a Branch ol the) Yokohama Specie Benk, Hit Bepimiic Buiiim. m m st, Honim REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Subscribers are furnished with from Ave to six lists per week, giving an ac curate record ot deeds, mortgages, leases, releases, powers of attorney, etc., etc., which are placed on record. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 12.00 PER MONTH. A. V. GBAR, JutM Building, Honolulu. itosv k r i w!J:M