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EVEN1W1 BULLETIN, HONOLULU, H T TUK3DAY, MARCH 4. 1902
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WANTS
SITUATIONS WANTHD.
Situation nnd Help Wanted
WANTED Position by man now
traveling dry Roods and hits in
Island trnde, similar position or
will consider another line, Rood
causa for desiring chmge refer
ences. Address, Drummer Ilulletln
office. 2080 lw
WANTED Situation as inald or seam
stress In prlate famll by an Eng
lish girl Address M S,thl3 office
2077 lw
WANTED Position to do general
housework on caro for children Ad
ilresfl Girl, this office 2075 lw
WANTED loung man winls work
of any Kind, experienced waiter nnd
porter I A J this office
2U71 lw
Ads In this column will be inserted
Per line, one Insertion 15c
Per line, two Insertions 25c
Per line, one week 30c
Per line, two weeks 40c
Per line, one month . 60c
This is the cheapest advertising
ever offered the people of Honolulu.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LET US DO vour bookeeplng and
make r ur ollcctlons Satisfaction
Kiiarawnd Uonds given as sieur
lt C E MOORE & CO, 10 Mi 111
tjrellkKk -"- -w
SPECIAL NOTICE llouds furnished
to any amount ltir the man holding
position ns guardian postoflko olll
clal or an) oilier position of trust
Honolulu Investment Co 2011 tt
NOTICE TO OUILDERS Tho Union
Express Co has WHITE SAND FOR
SA1.B 1643 't
VV ANTED I
WANTbD live or six room eottnge
with bith In good locality Addreis
T H . Ilulletln office jimilw
WANTED Ever) body to know tint
tho Canton Marino Insurance Co
office Is at Honolulu Investment Co
2070 tf
WANTED S'lO men to shave for loc
Jeff's, 43 King St, five white bar
bum. JOlltf
TO LET.
TO RENT 1 iirnlshed cottage i looms
Union St Apply ut II l I niou St
2o8o lw
TO LET Six loom cottage oi l'oit
and School Apply next door on
Fort 2'iSI lw
TO LET 'i loom Jstor) house in
minutes' walk from P O , bath etc
Two roomed cottage on premises,
cool pleasant Ioca!lt Address II
tkls office 2U8J lw
'lO LET One largo double room, ul
so one single room, good location
on car line near 'Ibomas Squnc II
Iluiietln office 20M lvv
FOR RENT Suite of looms over
Uakhliirftcin Mercantile Co $2j pi r
mouth, possession March 1st Ap
ply A Harrison Mill Co, Ltd or
Fled L Waldion loom i Spree l.els
block JU81 lvv
TO LET Flvo loom eottnge off Wnl
kikl load between Hopkins and
Bishop switch Immediate posses
slon. Apply Hawn Trnmvvn)s of
flee. Puliation 20G1 tf
'lO LET Newly furnished rooms, sin
glo or en suite, first class table
board, hot and cold water electric
lights, etc 1270 Reretanla St I
2058 tf I
BUSINESS
ATTORNEYS.
P. DANSON KELLETT Attorney,
Notary Public; marriage licenses
Room 11, Magoon Uldg
F. M. BROOKS attorney; rooms 9 10,
Spreckels bldg ; Tel. Main 344.
CARLOS A. LONG Attorney; 15 Kaa
humanu St ; Tel. 181 Main
J M. DAVIDSON Attorney at Law,
109 Kaahumanu St.
tiARDNER K. WILDER Attorney at.
law, Knnhumanu ht.
BROKERS.
E. J. WALKER Coffee Broker, loom
4. Spreckels bldg
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
C A. COWAN 1180 Union St, opp.
Pacific Club, sundries, etc.
BUILDERS.
Mcdonald & langston contract.
ors and nullders, 118 Union St.
N. X. OTSUKA Continctor and build
it. carpenters and masons, excavat
ing, filling and curbing, stone nnd
brick, ballasting und cement walks,
Room 4, Arlington Hotel, Tel Main,
37J. '.
1
CLOTHh.G. I
THE KASH CO, LTD. Two stores.
23 27 Hotel St and cor. Fort & Hotel
CARRIAGES.
PACIFIC VEHICLE 4 SUPPLY CO.
FIno carriages wagons, harness
and whips, Ileretnnln near Tort St.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
ELKS BUILDING, 01fi Miller Street
CONVEYANCING.
CONVEYANCING Chaiges reason
able Room 10 MclntjieV lllntk
DENTISTS.
dr. ALBERT E. NICHt.S Dentist
1151 Alakea St , office hours, 9 to 4
DR. DERBY rort and Hotel Sts , gas
administered, painless extracting
DR. G. W. RAYMOND Room 1 Mott
Smith hide : hours 8 n m to 4 p m
R Send the weekly edition of the Qui-1 Send the weekly edition of the Bui
IE 1, tin a vour friends. Only $1 a year.' letln to your friends. Only 1 a year.
1-H2LI WANTI2D.
will be (tiHcrtcd FREE.
SALESMEN WANTED To sell our
goods by sample to wholesale nnd
retail trade, we nro tho largest nnd
only manufacturers In our lino In the.
world, liberal salary paid Address
CnnDex Mfg Co, HutTnlo, N. V
2071 3w
WANTED German girl to do general
household work and caro for cull
dren Mary, Uullctln office.
2002
TO LET.
TO LET Furnished front room for
one or two gentlemen, breakfast If
disiitil "u Mnejard J0S4 lw
TO LET Newly furnished nlry suite, ,
table board Is desired 144 Ileretaniu
Ave 2073 It
TO LET Cottages off thool St. nr.
Nuuanu, (15 and $17 On Insnno
Asylum road, $12 50 and C GO. P.
K. It. Strnuch, 32 Campbell block,
310 Tort t. 2051-2m
TO LET Cottage, Cottago drove,
King St. Enquire No 8 cottago.
I 2074 tf
TO LET Roomy bath tub, with cither
hot or cold water anu nil modern
Improvements, 'nil at Silent Bar
ber Shop. 2013 tf
FOR RENT Cottage on South St ,
six rooms modern Improvements
$17 'in Honolulu Investment Co
ludd HUlg 20,. ii
TO LET Furnished rooms at
McConncl's Garden line.
Mrs
J035tf
FOR LEASE.
FOR LEASE Two story house 12
looms I tilon street Possession
given piil 1st Applj 1151 I'n'on
St JOS'ilw
ROI-2 SALE.
FOR SALE A lid) n Columbia blcj
ill In hood condition KInau third
house fiom Ahpnl J0S3 lvv
FOR SALE Cheap, furniture Tor sev
en room house In lots to suit linv
lug cltj , no tensonahle offer refits
cd Call thlld house from Alap.il on
KInau 2081 tf
. i
FOR SALE Fine Jersey cow. Just
calved Apply to Lewis i Co
2078 tf
FOR SALE Ver) old tnpa quilt, also
I vciy old calablshes some unpollsh
ed Address 7. , this office 4s tf
FOR SALE Horsoand phaeton, horso
gcntla, good under saddle, phaeton
almost new. K C I), Ilulletln.
I 202D tf
FOR SALE Coral rock for tilling. Ad
dress It. M. Duncan, at Ilulletln of
flco. 1991 tf
ROOM AND BOARD.
THE LOS ANGELES 1523 Fort St;
newly furnished rooms, mosquito
proof; terms reatnnhle 1930 tf
LOST
LOST Many thousands of dollarn
through neglecting to havo stock
sufficiently Insured Honolulu In
vestment Co represent tour of tho
strongest fire Insuranco comptnles
2031 tf
FOUND.
FOUND Insuranco against the break
age of plate glass at The Honolulu
Investment Co 2051 tf
DIRECTORY
ENGRAVERS.
W. BEAKBANE Cam engraving and
stamping; room 2. i-..ie bldg
ENGINEERS.
E. TAPPAN TANNATT Civil and
electrical engineer; office, 1313 Wil
der Ave ; Tel 3441 Ulue
EXPRESS.
'MERCHANTS' PAhCEL DELIVERY
I Ilethel St opp Waverlcj blU , Tel
' C21 Blue, pkgs called lor and del'd
iC. A. SCHMIEDTE Higgngo express
and drajage Tel Whlto 921
TRATERNAL.
IDAMIEN COUNCIL No. 563 Young
, Men's Institute, meets every Becond
I and fourth Wednesday In tho month.
GROCERIES.
IHAZELWOOD MARKET CO. 1281
I Fort St , near Kukul Groceries,
Fruits and Tobaccos
, E. GOEAS Ileretanla near Emma
St ; Tel 2312 Illuo.
S. J. SALTER Successor to Salter &
Walty; 712 Tort St, Orphoum blk ,
Tel 081 niuo
HORSE-SHOEING.
CITY SHOEING SHOP J. W McDon
aid. Fort St . opp Club Stables
HARNESS AND SADDLERY.
MANFG. HA'RNESS CO. Corner Fort
and King Sts , Tel Main J2C. P. O
box 322
CALIFORNIA HARNE3S SHOP Fort
i St opp Club Stables. P O box 791
JEWELER.
.ITHOS. LINDSAY Mfg jeweler nnd
witchmaKor; B3U nin at; covo
bldr latest In novelties
LIQUORS.
PRIMO BEER
1 nt tho PWTHEON SALOON
MESSENGER SERVICE.
TERRITORIAL
VICE Union
JG1 Main
MESSENGER
St nr Hotel ;
SER-Tol
Adtt.
MUSIC.
ANNIB MONTAGUE TURNER Vocal
Instructor, ' Mlgnon, 1024 Heroin
nin St
ELLIS' HAWAIIAN QUINTET CLUB
Music furnished, Mctropolo Ho
tel loom 12, Alakea St. '
E. K. KAAI Teacher of Btrlng Instru
ments. studio, l.oo bldg. Tort St.
MILLINERY.
HAWLEY'S MILLINERY PARLORS
Tho latest In millinery, etc.; Boston
bldg, Tel 264 Main.
MRS HANNA Fort St.. next to Love
bid?; (holco line of new millinery,
trimmings, etc., agent for llutterlck
patterns
MANUFACTURERS.
BYRNE & LIVINGSTONE Hep Atnc
i Ic in Mnnf s Room 8 Progress 'ilk.,
Tel Main 131
PHYSICIANS.
DR. SLOGGETT Kc, nar, Noso nnd
Thoat: office at Rye nnd Ear Infirm
nry, Alakea St. Hours 9 n, in. to
4 p. m
DR. FRED. W. HODGIN8 Dyo. Ear,
Noso nnd Throat only; office Alakea
St . lately occupied by Dr. Murray;
office hours 9 a. in. to 4 p in.
KATHARINE J. MaeKAY, M.D., CM.
-520 llerctanla Ave.; Tel. IIluo 3551.
DR. JENNIE L. HILDEBRANDE
Rcretnnln Ave.: Tel Dine 821.
248
PLUMBING.
ANTONE PILARES & CO. Plumbers
and Tinsmiths All kinds of sinl
tnry work 8ewcr connections n!
npedolty Cnnrges to suit the
lime Corner Miller and Punchbowl
PAINTER AND PAPERHANOER.
V. H. POULSEN minting nnd paper
hanging; Territory Stables, King St.
REAL ESTAlE.
JUDD & CO., LTD. Building lots nnJ
residences for sale, 307 Stangen
wnld bldg; Tel. 223 Main.
M. G. SILVA Agent for renl estate
nlso to grant mnrrlago licenses:
58 Merchant St ; Tel. Main 115.
SALOONb.
PRIMO BEER is good If It Is kept
right Trj it. ,U tno PANTIIEt
SALOON
STENOGRAPHERS.
AMY LENNON Stenography
t rewriting; 13 Kaahumanu St.
nnd
STRAW HATS.
E. MORIKUCHI i4 Hotel St. nr Nil
unnu Felt, straw, panama hats
TAILORS.
ALBERT BERNDT Tailoring nnd ro
pairing. Rlks bldg. 01G Miller St.
CROTE &. CRAMER Tailoring and
repairing, Union, near Hotel St.
WATCHMAKERS.
J. W. A. REDHOUSE Watch nnd
ohronometer mnkpr: 79 Meirchant St.
Waialua Beach Hotel
A. WENNER, Manager.
Now Open for Business. Fin
est of Accommodation. Finest
of Bathing. Be Sur to Get
Off at Waialua Station.
RATES $2.50 per day,
Special Rates by Week or
Month.
For fuithcr Information ad
dress
HALEIWA POSTOFFICE
Beaver Lunch Rooms
'opt St,t bet. Queen unci Mcrchunt
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Served.
Kveijtlilng first class Completo line
Key West and Domestic Cigars alnayi
on hand.
H. J. NOLTE, Proprielor.
THEMONEXPEESSOO
Safes, Pianos,
Furniture MOVED
Drays Tor Freight
and Lumber
Our representative Tnets all Incom
lug steamers from tho Coast, and wi
check baggngo on all outgoing steam
r.
White and Black Sand For Sale
Offico with Evening Bulletin, 211
King street Tel 80.
IN. URSEN, M7'r.
O B3 L- VJ E3
LIVERY BOARDING and
SALES STABLES,
: : : 518 fort streei
Btablo 'Phone, 109 Main.
Hack Stand, 'Phones 319 and
C. H. BELLINA.
72
French Laundry
505, Corner of Heretanli Av e. and I'umh
bow I St.
All Work Done Dy Hand,
Lice Curtains, SHU imt f ilove Cle inlng a
spethlty.
A11AUIE CO.
Madame A. Scliocllkopf,
FROM PARIS.
WILL TEACH FRENCH
n classes or private lessons.
Residence Extension of Hotel
8t
ipp.
Adventlst Church.
Postage on the Bulletin's special In
dustriJl edition is three cents to till
parts of the States.
PRINCE HENRY 13
GIVI IN ROUSING WELCOME BY
AMERICAN PEOPLE
IV. ti&mF i
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. HMkll , ...
PRINCE HENRY NOW VISITING THE UNITED STATES.
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New York Feb 23 The Kronpilni- Fiank r nvans Mel, and Ciptvtn
Wllhelm, with Prince Hcnrj of Pros j Iteljeur Puschwltz, tlw navul attache
sl.i on hoard vvl arrive off Sands
Hook at 10 o clock this (Sundav)
moraine Ihci steamer was sighted at
1 o'clock this morning off Nantucket
lightship
'I he Hi laid iccclvcd the following
vvlicleas message fiom Pilnce Heniv
s::::::u:::m::::::nnn:i::tn
:i 'On board Kronpiluz Wllhelm,
off Nantucket
n ' Compliments to Theodore ?!
:: Roosevelt, und hope this finds it
tt him well Soirv to have been
Uelcliveil but head winds nnd::
:: hcavv i-cns prevented even this:.
line ship leaching purt on sclu-
dole time '5
tt PHlNCLimNKYOF PHI SSIA tt
K:::::::::::::::::5:K::::n:i:::::n:::K:
Just b fore nightfall Admiral Kvans'
ships the Illinois. 01 imil-i. Clnclnintl
ud San Francisco, which had been 1,-
'lug at anchor off Tompk.nsvl.le all
ilav
awaiting the uirlval of Prime
llrnr weie enveloped In i snow
. . ...It .!., iil.aillin.l till. I. t 111,. (if lIlU
CiJiiUII iii.il. vu-i-..ii.i,
lowei ba vvldch tlu had been vvntch
lug since dabicak .
U that hour the storm which hml
I.. - ... ..I.... nil .Inl III, 1 rtrttlt il III f III
u.eii liiftint, an i, ...., v w
The wind blew ut the late of flftj miles
i .n -!.. i. . o.... D,,.,
"." 1:0'!', " ll, iV I, v o lc, u'
started in which Incensed In Molimo
evci) minute I
As elurkniss came on the holldaj
ileeoiallons which had been il)lng ull
ilnv frnm the masthead of the war
ships wcio hauled down and a little lat -
er nothing eouicl ue seen in ino neci,
but the twinkling lights that came
Horn the poi tholes The day has been
one of gloom In tho vlclnil) of the
iiian-of-wai anchoinge. notwithstand
ing the hunting flapping gii)l) In the
vvliiil Haicll) a single vcsfeil had pass
ed tho squidrou dining the ilu uulug
to the tempestuous vveatlui
ROOSEVELT MESSAGE
Washington Feb .') To
tt Pilnce Hum h message of gleet- ft
!! ing sent from the Kionpiluz Wll it
helm off .Nantucket the Pietl
dent leplhcl St
'While House Feb il -Pilnce
t: Ilenr) of Prussia the llohenzul JI
:: lei 11 New York Cltj Auept ill) t!
!H lll'Ultlt&l Kl C'l'tlUKB I'll JIM
.: ei linn people 1 will sic )
K henitlist gieetlngs on )om t-uto J!
fur )oui ::
the Am H
people 1 will sic )ou mid il
look forwaiel to meeting )ou pel- ::
U humill) tomoiiow 11
"IHEODOUE ROOSEVELT
tmnjy:;::::::'.::::i::nnm::t:::::::m::::::
GREETING 0FNEW YORK
N'evv Yorl Feb L'3 Pilmc Heniv of
Piussla irpicsrutatlic of ills lunthei
the Empeior of fiiimaiiv at the
hiuiiihlug of thei hitters Amcrliiiu
built at lit , iiached New toik todu)
unci was toidlall) welcomed as a gtteHi
of the Nation I he laud hitte lies that
guaiil the uutei lim liui houudtd tha
III Bt greeting In a poudeioiiH h.ilute of
twint) one guns, the ilflcs of a special
nival Mimidioii nsscmhled In his honor
ie-clioeil the heutlnie-nt theie went
leihnl gieotlngH fiom the lepresenta
tlves of Piesldent Roosevelt the Ami)
tin Nav) and the cltv of New oilt
mil u gteat ennvd lined the vvuv Into
the ell) to sec mid cheei the bailor
Pi luce of German)
lieu Admit al Itoblt) 1) Evnns com
uinndei of tho special squadiou nnd
huniirai) aid to the Prince lift the
llngHhlp .Illinois at 9 40 o'cloek 111 the
naval tug Nina With him were Cup
tain Converse his chief of staff, 1 lag
Lieutenant Frederick Chapln, Ensign
ni me vviisniiiiicu.i
Kmb.issv of ..ue
fleimau Government Thej were in
In full dress uniform The Nlm met
the Kronprlnz hevond Fort W.ulsworth
nin! falling around on the starhou 1
hii'i of the liner steamed up the hav
Pilnce Hentv attired In the mil form ol
,iu Admli.ll of the German navj ard
surrounded by his naval and nillltai)
jtaif In brillnnt uniform, stuod on tha
bildge of the liner.
s the two vesfels with a llotlllv oi
tugs and official craft moved In inst
Fort Wadsvvnrth the Ilrst of the h.i-
lutes of twentv-one guns was fired As
the (list gun sounded the Pilnce ail
vnticcd to the end of the bildge of tho
Kmnpilnz Wllhelm nnd stood nt at-
tuition As he passed the big Amerl-
can iiag noating ovei the fortiticatiom
He ijl-J Uta cap In salutes and the
'"""hers of his sul .11.1 ltUclse The
"m "if jarkMntT of the Kronprlnz
WI llhrtm ., . Ume, and t ho (lerman
' """" " ""; ,
'Mlrtl lilt' Oltir ni'UIIKiru i,4iii(t-i
rhe guns of Fort Wndsvvorth were nut
Ull.nl intnri. el,,. mrnu lint Vitrnmi
lat Foit Hamilton boomed out theti
' salute
I When that ceremnnv was ovei the
,, .,, ,,,, ,i ,,
"""" "hi- .
hauled mound to hci pint side and AI
'"" Kn ''"' '"H "tuff hoarded hci
,,,,, wire Katliutl, on tha
,.',,, ,, , ,,,...
main deck and there
was a heart)
chee r ns the Admiral
gangway
i .iiiii' up the
' Prince's First Greeting.
Admiral F.vuns was escorted forward
nt once, nnd In the qunttcrs of Captain
A. Ittchte r mastei of tho Kronprlnz, he
and the Pilnce met. Iho Prlnco came
. Vii. ADMIRAL EVANS, WHO
'THHBfciUuiPK.tfV i'l?'eMt J$z(iiBmMyvV$l2iit'i4y!rnBSIR
forward, and taking the hand of tho
naval olllcer shook It warmly.
"I am very glad to see jou, sir,' said
tho Admiral ' Everybody In tho
LliltcdStates Is watting to welcome vou
It Is my plenurc, sir, to formallj greet
jou In their behalf.'
"1 think vou, sir, and, through u,
the people of our country, replied tho
Prince 1 am vcrj glad to bo hcie
and on this splendid day The Ilm
peior directed me to convey his com
pliments to )ou. Admiral, and I do so
with veij great pleasure"
Admlril Hvans cxpiesscd gtntlflca
tlon nt the thoiiglitfulness of the Em
peror lie presented tnc inemners oi
his staff, and the Prince gave each a
hearty handshake and a cordial word.
The newspaper correspondents who
are to nccompiny the Prince In his
tout through the country were also In
Moduced h) the Admiral. Tho Prince,
who was In excellent spirits, smiled
when he heed the newspiper writers,
aid aftei tho formal part of the prca-
eutitlou sild he was "quite sure that
their lehtlont, would he cr lnpp)
The Ilrst of tho largo crowds wai
met at the llatteo , and from there on
up to Recreation Pier, where the larg
cit crowd of all had gathered, every
pier to which admission was not denied
was inrtlv filled The number of river
ciaft nlso Inci eased and the welcome
was n nolA) one.
Reception on Hohenzollern.
Prince Hem,v disembarked nt 12 57
p in. at that moment walking down
the dicoi.tlcd gingway from the Kron
prill? Wllhelm Into the elaborately dec
orated pier Hi then passed thlough
an ornamental gangway nnd arch to
the gangpHnk of the Hohenzollern,
which hid been decointed In the (Jcr
man colon, and was covered half Its
length The Pilnco was met at tho
bottom ot the gangplank by Admlinl
ton Ilnuillsslu commander of tho Ho
henzotlein, and his officers Mean
while the haml from the Kronprlnz
Wllhelm was plavlug tho German na
tlonil air Taking the precedence duo
to his tank .ilnee Henry wnlkeel up
the plilili. folluived bv the officers of
tlie Ilohenrnlleiii
Pilnce Heni.v give a dinner tonight
on hoard the Imperial yacht Ilohen
zollein The guests Included a num
her of Anieilrau officials, besides n
lew prominent New ork men
A Clubhouse Reception.
Later Prince Hi'iiry attended n re
ceptlon given In his honor 1) the
Deutschci Verelu, at the clubhouse of
tho organization lie was escorted
thlough the streets from the dock
where tho Hohcnzollein lies to the
clubhouse by Squadiou A of the Na
tlonal Guard and attended b) his suit,
Hear Admiral von tlaudissln nnd his
office s and other guests All tho par
t) vvuie In carriages while at tho head
of the line mile n detachment ot
mounted police lu thu Princes car
rlage lode Real Admiral Hvnns and
Assistant Senetutv of State Hill
At the special request of Pilnce
Henn, the club members and their
lamlllcs were piosented to him He
stood In one ot the looms with the
German Embassador on his light and
Pre blelent Keppler on Ills left As thg
men were presented the Prince bowed
and shook hinds with ench of tne
women
I (JttEMKi AT
llll NATIIM CAPITAL
Washington Feb 21 Pilnce Hen
r)'s prollmlnai) visit to the national
capital toda) was not clouded lj the
slightest mishap 01 disappointment,
the progiam atinnged foi his II) Inn
tilp was can led through without upset
or hlniliaure, and his mission of foi
mil greeting to the official head of the
nation accomplished with graceful
RECEIVED PRINCE HENRY.
cordiality. Under kindly Bkles and
with welcoming smiles, AVnshlngton
received Its distinguished guest with
every mark of ceremonious ctlquetta
and popular Interest
At tho Baltimore nnd Potomac rail
way station the Secretary of State met
the Prince's train nnd with tho offle lals
of tho District government escorted
mm to tho Whlto House to make tho
first call on the President, At tho
Whlto House, after exchanging greet
Ings with tho Chief Executive, Prlnco
Henry hnd the opportunity of meeting
the members of the Cabinet, with their
families nnd numerous other clovcrn
meiit officials of nil ranks
From that tlmo throughout tho elny
the streets between tho German Em
hassy, the Capitol nnd tho Whlto
House rang with tho clatter of cavalry
and flashed with tho laco and accou
trements and color of American and
(lerman uniforms.
Installed at tho German Embassy, ho
received tho President's return call,
nnd after leaving cards at the various
embassies here, lie returned to meet
and welcome the members of the for
clgn diplomatic corps. Lato In the
afternoon a visit was mada to tho
Capitol nnd to tho Library of Con
gress Tho Prlnco reached the Capl
to) at the very height of ono of thu
most exciting legislative sessions tho
Senate has seen In mnny years, nnd
he must have gathered soma vivid Im
pressions of tho strcnuousness of
American parliamentary life.
Tho ceremonies of the day conclud
cd with the second rojal state dinner
that has over been held In the Whlto
House The first was that at which
Albert Edward, now King of Orcat
Urltnln, was the guest of honor The
grent east mom at tho White Houso
was converted Into n dining hall, and
prominent men in nil brnnches of lib
He Bervlce were Invited to exchange
greetings with the spnkesmnn of tho
German Empnor nnd tho bearer to
this countrv of his own and his peo
pic's message of friendship nnd good
will
Prlnco Henry gave expression to
night to his deep senBo of appreciation
of the splendid reception given to him
at the national capital Tills was douo
through the medium of nn official very
near him who wns nsked to securo
from tho Prlnco his Impressions of tho
day This wns communicated to
Prince Henry, who replied In terms of
tho warmest approval foi tho many civ
Idenees of official nnd popular good
will ho had recelveel slnco Ills arilval.
About midnight tho Prince and par
t stnrted on the return trip to New
York to witness the launch of tho
Emperor's yacht Meteor HI.
Philadelphia, Feb 25 The special
train hearing President Roosevelt and
his patty from Wnshlngton to Now
York passed through Philadelphia on
time this morning Engines weie
changed at Ora)s Ferry, on tlio out
skirts of the city, whero the train nr
rived nt 3 34 The Journey was ro
sinned six minutes later.
Prince Henrys special, which wai
following the President s train is an
hour late the engine having broken at
Mnhiiolli Md , about eighteen mllei
north of Haiti more
J Plcrpont Morgan's special from
Wnshlngton to New York passed
through here at 3 12 o'clock
I K. K. Cfl'iu AFFAIRS
In the smoking room of tho steam
ship America Maru, ns Bho lay at tho
channel wharf preparatory to sailing f
for San Fianclsco last evening, a llttlo
party of prominent Japanese) gentle
men discussed business mntters rclnt
Ing to the To)o Klsen Knlsha
K Ho, who Is on his way to San
Finnelsco to manage that end of the
steamship company's business was
among the number, the others being
his father in law, who resides In Honn
lulu tho Honolulu manager of the To
)o Klsen Katsha and Ills lmp-rliil
Jnpanesc Majesty's Vice Consul at this
port
Mr lto Informed n Bulletin 1 (-porter
that ho was going to tho Const to
take tho placo of Mr M Shtshashl
after having managed tho compnn)'s
n (Till is nt Yokohama for two and n
half )ears Mr Shlshashl will go to
Yokohama In a few weeks to take tho
position lett vacant b) Mr lto Mr
lto expects to rcmnln In San Frnnclseo
foi several )cars. Mr lto will slop
over In Honolulu for a few weeks
with her father, afterward Joining her
husband In San Fianclsco
WANTS HAH TRADE
San Francisco, Feb 9 The depart
lire of tho steamship Meteor last night
for Honolulu and other Hnwallan ports
vln Seattle and Puget Sound points,
mnrks tho beginning of a now ocean
fielght seivlce between San Francisco
and tho Islands
Tho Meteor Is owned hy the Globe
Navigation Company nnd Is one of n
tilo of fust ficlghtcrs which will here
after leave this poit every twenty en)a
and compete with tho Spreckels lino
und the American Hawaiian Steamship
tompnii) for the sugar earr)lng and
gcnciul merchandise trade Tho othei
vessels no the Tamplco nnd tho Ell
icku each of 300ft tons None ot thorn
will entry passengers,
P V Rochestei, the locnl repicsent
ntlvo of thu company said last night
"Until wo began operating this line,
tho two competing Htenmshlp com pa
nles clung to the exorbitant freight
rates of $5, with prlmago of 5 per cent
though primage has been ohsoleto and
forgotten by all other civilized commit
nltlcs Our lino has forced down rates
to $3 50 on the part of the other com
panics which Is n reasonable into
We expect to engage heavily In tho su
Kir carrying business as well as In
genurnl fielghtlng"
WpeckotJe of Umatilla Coast.
San Francisco, Feb IS A telegram
from Poit Toivnsoml )csterdny to thu
Merchants Exchange reported tho nr
rival of the steamer Tamplco from llo
lolulu with tho report that heavy
weiithei wis met during tho trip When
twent) miles off Umatilla reef thu
Tamplro ijbitl through a large n,inu
tll) of wieckugo consisting of lumber
oiul laths evident!) the deckload e
seme vessel
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