Evening bulletin. [volume], March 06, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, H. T.. THUIcSDAY, MARCH 8, 1902.
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The Hawaiian Souvenir Playing
CARDS
THEY ARE HERE
Appropriate as prizes (or card games,
ana relatives in distant parts.
Each rarlc c ntalna flf'throo halftone engravings of the choir
est view M Honolulu, llllo and the pilnclpal points of "Merest in
tho Islands. Hack design of Kamchameha Statue In co'ors Edges
In Gold. Doublo enamel surface, of the cry best finish. Large In
dexes make them suitable or nil card games. Telescope cases stamp
ed In Gold. Theso cards are manufactured by tho United States Vlay.
Ing Card Co, who have spared no pains In making them the finest
scenic pack of cards ecr published.
RETAIL PRICE $1.00 PER PACK.
Published and
fop sale by
WALL, NICHOLS
Wilton, Smyrna
Our showing of rugs Is more elegant thnn ever before and ou -w.111
not fall to find patterns and qualities to our entire satisfaction.
Round Top Dining Tables
Our stock of theso will most surely pfeaso ou and we hae chairs
to match. Prices for everybody In accordance with the finish and
woods.
Enameled Iron Beds'
None can show n larger or better stock and OUR PRICES CAN.
NOT BE BEAT. Come and see before 1)0 Ing elsewhere.
J. HOPP & COMPANY
Leading Furniture Dealers.
CORNER KING AND BETHEL STS.
Sanitarium
IsPau
Hut those desiring tho health
foods, as handled by tho Hono
lulu Sanitarium, can obtain them
at our store. Our stock Is com
pleto In this line and we note
tho following Sanitarium Foods
tow on hand:
QRANOSE FLAKES
GRANOSE BISCUITS
GRANUT
CAROMEL CEREAL
'BROM08E
MALTOL
NUT BUTTER
- ALMOND BUTTER
NUTOLENE
WHOLE WHEAT STICKS
OATMEAL STICKS
WHOLE WHEAT WAFERS
GRAHAM 8TICKS
GRANOLA, ETC.
H. MAY & CO.
22-TELEPH0NES-24
Our Customers Like Our
Gurry Powder I
Why?
They are satisfied that the
Ingredients used In Its
manufacture are the finest
obtainable and that you
will think so too when you
use It.
LEWIS & GO.
:. LEADING GROCERS. .:
1060 FORT STREET.
240 Three Telephones 240.
INDIVIDUALITY
Thero is individuality about eje
glasses tho same as dress. Not oery
one can be fitted with the same clip
and spring. Eye-glasses should be
made to fit tho faco becomingly and
a Bmall featured person needs a small
cr lens than ono with a broad face
Wo fit each Individual, and take all
necessary care without piling tho
price up.
A. N. SANFORD,
Manufacturing Optician,
Dotton Building, Fort Street
Over May & Co.
THEY ARE REAUTIES
Suitable as gifts to friends
COMPANY, Lid, ITS
and Axminster
NEW BOOKS !
Golden
Rule
Bazaar's
NEW BOOK LIST :
"Tho Rights of Man," by Dr. Lyman
Abbott,
ables for tho Fair," by Josephine
D. DaBkam.
"Sir Richard Calmady," by Maleh.
"Stephen Callnarl," by Julian Sturgls.
"Kronen Revolution and Religions"
(Reform), by Sloane.
'"Schley and Santiago," by Graham
(worth reading).
"Forna Gordjecff," by Maxim Gorky.
'incsc nro only secn of the new
boolts, but wo have seventy times
Boen Just as good and as interesting.
J. M. WEBB,
Bookseller and Stationer.
No More Dread
ofthe Dental Chain
TEETH EXTRACTED AND FILLED
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN bj
our late scientific method applied to the
gums. No sleep-producing agents oi
cocaine.
Theso are the only dental parlors In
Honolulu having PATENTED APPLI
ANCES and Ingredlentu to extract, fill
and apply gold crownn and porcelain
crowns undectecable from natural teetb
and warranted for ten years, WITH
OUT THE" LEAST PAIN. All wort
dene by GRADUATED DENTISTS of
from 12 to 20 years' experience, an
each department In charge of a Special
1st. alvo us a, call, and you will And
us to do exactly as we advertise. W
will tell you In advance exactly what
your work will cost oy a FREE EX
AMINATION. Set Teeth 65.00
Gold Crowns $5.00
Gold Fillings $1.00
Sliver Fillings 50c
NO PLATES
Our name alone will be a guarantei I
that your work will be o! the best,
New York Deutal Parlors,
Room 4, Elite Building, Hotel Street
LADIES IN ATTENDANCE
Hours, 8 n. m. to 6 p. n.
Sundays, 9 a. m. to 12 m.
If you cannot find him just look
in at the
Honolulu Bowling
Parlors
HE WILt BE THERE
AN HOUR IN THE MORNING
THE SAME HOUR EVERY MORNING
or afternoon, given to dictation, will
koep your correspondence "cleaned
up." Try It a month.
J. D. AYERY, Business Correspondent
Reaularltvl Certainty Despatchl
Tel. Main 76. 95:45. Elite Bldg.
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LARSEN'S EXPERIENCE
WITH A LIVE WIRE
Shook Like a Sheet In a Calm-
Could Not Let Go Handle
Bars of His
Bicycle.
William Larscn, head of the Union
Express Company, is today thanlclug
his lucky stars that he Is still In the
land of the lllng. Had an electric
current on Merchant street been a
littlo stronger and the circumstances
moro fat Arable.', there would surely
hnvo been a coroners Inquest today
Mr. Larscn tells' the following stoiy of
his unpleasant experience jesterda)
afternoon.
"I went home from work after 5
o'clock )estcrda afternoon In my
brake and on mv waj passed tho Ma
goon block on Mui chant stieet I no
tlceil a largo crowd of people at the
place and also noticed that thero were
a couple of electric wires on the
ground, dlrect! In my path. Tho
crowd cried out (o me to take care at
tho wires were 'llc.' I took no no
tlco whatever of what thc Bald and
continued on mj wa home Nothing
happened to mo.
"A littlo later on I returned to town
on my bicycle, tnking the same streets
Upon arriving near the Magoou block
I noticed that there was still a large
crowd nt tho place. There was a big
puddle in the street and between
that and tho telephone post thero was
only about three feet of road whoro 1
could sifcly pass. As It happened the
wlics In question lay right In my path,
I heard tho crowd snout as I made for
the place, but did not pay any nttcn'
Itlon to what they said.
"Uuddonly, I felt msclf deprived of
jail power of locomotion and I wns
I shaking like a sheet In a calm. I could
'not Id go of my handlebars and wni
In a terrible predicament. I had pros
nee of m'ntl enough left to detach one
kr my feet from the pedal and this
i member striking the ground, the clor-
me current was not so strong How
ever. I wns still shaking 1 moved my
nanus on the metal pait ot thiuiandle
bars and then put my other foot on
tho ground People standing near
then rime to my assistance with
pieces of wood and removed the live
wire Trom my pedal whole it had
taught js I was riding along 1 tell
you, I naa glad to be fiee again"
sifip Pill
Wray Taj lor. Commissioner of Ag
riculture, went up Nuuanu valley )es
terday nrtcmoon to see what damage
had been done by tho storm He was
very much surprised to find that there
had been no damage whatever and
that the trees at tho nursery were In
llrst-rato condition. There had been
a great deal of rain and everything
was.iooKiiiR in the pink or condition.
Mr. Taylor went on un to tho Pall
and arrived there, Just In ,tlmo to Bee
an accident. A Jnpaneso had coma up
tho Pall road and heroic reaching tho
turn where the wind is the strongest,
ho detached his horse and undertook
to take the wagon around himself. A
gust of wind came along with hurrl
cano force and, blowing the wagon
against tho lOcks, smashed It very
badly. A native was coming up the
Pall road just at tho time the accident
occurred and it frightened him so that
ho turned back and went home
Mr Taylor is thinking of going up
Tnntahiit this nfternoon to seo If any
damage has been done to the forests
by the recent rains and wind.
I KID IN HONOLULU
San rranclseo. Feb 27 Mrs. Julia
S Held, widow of Eugeno Field, Is
making a short visit in Alameda with
tno family of Henry K. Field, cousin
of tho Western poet. Sho is en routii
to Honolulu ror a pleasure trip and
sails tomorrow Slnco the death ot
her husband Mrs. Field has been liv
ing with her family In Chicago. Tho
mairiago of her eldest daughter and
the absence of tho other children nt
school gives her the opportunity for
travel She sails this afternoon for
tho Islands In company with a party
of Chicago friends, and will spend
about three months In tho South Seas.
Sho leaves her two eldest sons In
school In Chicago, and two other chll
dien in a school In Mnrland. This Is
her ttrst visit to tho Coast; when Eu
gene Field wns heie In 18114, (ho year
before his death, he came alone
M.J Field is known to tho admirers
of the most nrlglnnl and best loved ol
all Western w liters ns tho heroine of
his Impetuous eaily wooing, tho keep
ei of tho family purse upon which ho
made such leekless assaults, and the
Insplrer of some of his best and
sweetest verse She was, before her
'""!i,la,! i.B8 J,""a 8,,tl't'rl!U1 Com-
.VI ,? " .': .ZS. " , i" ""
old, and when he was still littlo moro
than a boy This was Just beforo ho
started on his famoua bIx months' tour
of Europe Upon his leturn ho mar
ried her. in spite of strong objections
made upon tho scoro of her youth and
his own Impi ov Idem e
AKCIIITECT8 FILE PLANS.
Arh'i ts of the city aro beginning
to tile copies or their plans with the
Builder1.' Exchange ' for tho contonl
eneo u? tho sub continctors and oth
ni who ml, lit he Interested In them.
Of rouuo the main contrartors hate
their own copies, but by Ming oxtrn
ones a great deal of time will be Bav
wd. for tho sub contractors can bo
figuring on them whllo tho main con
trattore themseUes aro preparing
their "Igurcs.
Thero nro fifteen cities rnntnlnlng
moro than M.ooo negtocs with a total
population of 700 000, Klvo of thesn
eltles exceed . .1)00, namely, Washing
ton, with 80,702; llalllmoro. with 70,
259, Now Orleans, with 77,7U. Phila
delphia, with C2,6U; and Now York,
with CO.COC.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL
The Bulletin's special Industrial edi
tion can be obtained at this offiee or
the newsstands. Pries 25 cents.
New York, Tel). 27. Hiiini Raw,
Aim fair refining, 3 1 8c, rentrlfu
gal If, test. 3 B8c. Molasses sugar
! 7 Sc Refined, dull.
Read "Wants" on page C.
W W Hither has gone to Kauai.
Meal's for new designs In wall paper
Q. II. Ilcrrey's offlcc, 8 Campbell bid.
Major Purdy has returned to llllo.
Gomes & McTigbe, successors to Ca
rrnra & Co , liquor dealers, 95 King St.
Iron bedsteads nrc being sold at a
sacrifice nt Coyne furniture Co. Prices
will astonish ou .
The weekly edition of tbe Evening
Ilullctln gives a complete summary of
tho news of tho day.
llourbon Whiskey, 0 years old, f.3 50;
Claret, 50 cents; Sherry and Tokay, 75
cents a gallon at lloffschlaegcr Co 's,
King street
Regular monthly meeting of the
Young Pcoplo's Society will bo held
this evening at 1625 Mahlkl street, W.
G Hall's residence.
1 he funeral of Sister Teresa took
I lace from the Catholic Cathedral this
morning Tho remains were Interred
In the cemetery on King street.
Malic lllma members who wish to
make a position on the field day team
should bo present at Archie Robert
son's place, Nuuanu avenue.' tomorrow
afternoon nt 0 o'clock.
On nccount of a slight accident to
Deputy Attorney General Cathcart,
Mr Matthowman has been appointed
by tho Attorney Genoral to present
criminal matters before the Grand
Jury.
W. W. Goodale, manager of the
Walalua Agricultural Company, is ov
er as a witness in tho Pearl Harbor
case. He saB the storm has been
heavy at Walalua, but doing not a
great deal of damage. The rain will
benefit tho crops nnd the pumps nru
not working.
The work on the Walklkl extension
of the Rapid Transit tracks has been
temporarily suspended on nccount of
the very bad weather prevailing. The
men vil not work nnd the ground
being In a very soggy condition. It Is
porha.n well that operations have
been stopped.
Theri was a very short session of
the Police Court this forenoon, there
being l-i. t a few unimportant cases to
attend to. I'lve Chinese one Hawaii
an nnd one Japanese were fined $10
nnd coils each on the charge of gam
bling niu1 other cases weru continued
until a luter date.
The Hvadcs arrived in port nt about
noon She had a very rough voag
meeting first southerly and later on
northerly gales. Tho decks were awash
almost nil the time. She brings about
5000 tons of freight, some for this port
and some for Kahulul After discharg
ing she will tnke some sugar and will
then proceed to Kahulul where she
Will finish. It Is expected that she will
have hero Sunday night. .
IN MBMORY OF UAIRD.
At the annual reunion of tho bodies
of A. A S R. held recently in tho
alley of Cheyenne, of
Wyoming, tho program printed for
that occasion contained an claborato
memorial pago dedicated to the mem
ory of the late United States District
Attorney J. C. Ilalrel Tho page, which
was beautifully finished with an artls
tic border, boro the following Inscrip
tion.
JOHN CALVIN IUIRD
DIED NOVEMBER 7, 1901
Gone In tho long procession
Thnt passes away to tho night
Oono' cs, forever nnd ever
Gono for life's region of light
Out from the shadow of suffering
Drifting across tho dark main
Into the brighter future
Out from tho gloom of tho pain
The same program has local Interest
also for the reason that In r Is a fine
halftone picture of Major Trank Wll
lis Foote, who will be remombercd by
many who knew him when ho stned
hero In 1898 whllo in command of tho
First Wyoming Ilattallon. wnlch was
then on Its way to tho Philippines.
Ml AUK ill 5E1
The barkentlne W. II. Dlmond ar
rived this noon from San Tranclsco nf
tcr a ery stormy vojagc She left
I'cbruary 9 and battled with stormy
boutherly gales until she wns In lut
218 N and long. 13J 27W, after 22
days of fighting strong winds nnd
heavy sens, which continually swept
her decks, During the o)tigo ono of
tho crew, n negro, assaulted another
seaman and had to be put In Irons.
1'iiBt mate llaumgabtcn has reported It
In tho ship's log book ns follows:
"I.nt. 2J lieg 38 N, long 1 1 deg 41
W nt 1 o clock p in fccainnn Charles A
Richardson tame running, tnwnrds the
Ice box grabbing the took s large
knife Ho ran back townids the tore
castle Bhnutlng "Come on ou dago
.' I will give jou nil the knife you
mo looking for I Jumptd on hliu and
took the knife fiom him. telling him
to keip (julet Ho grabbed an Iron
belaying pin and tried to hit his watch
mate with It again Orders were given
foi the fellows to retire Two of them
obejed hut Hlchnidsnn Insisted that he
wanted lo fight again Seeing that he
would not kttp quiet the captain gave
orders lo put him In Irons Upon In
vestigating how the row started eea
men C Whlgton. Salvador and Otto
Witt rhaigcd him with a vcrj seilous
ntfciuilt '
THEY LIKE THE SONOMA.
The follow ing self explanatory let
tei as itci'lved fiom threo passen
geis of the OKB Konomu this morn
lug
We tin tindei signed passengers In
the S S Sonomn. desire to oxprtss
oiii tliuiil.s foi the courteous tieatment
we liae leeched nt tho hands of tho
,irrir. ih nml crow nf that steamer 'llin
' t.. ...... .ill (tin ...MM l.n .l.mlr...l
nn ) UK nun ,,,, ,, ,,..,... ifu vti,,v,
ami the conking was excellent.
V. MOIKIAN,
i im:ti:hsi:w
iIJ 1' HAHDWK'K
HanaN
Remarkable merit for long
Wo carry these in gentlemen
agents ....
...MclNERNY
CLINTON J. HUTCH1NS,
INSURANCE.
JSMS.
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FM"tA wsjpsy "v ill
L jirtO-V VAHtM7m
McINERrSY BLOCK. FORT ST.
ORPHJBUM
TO-NIGHT
LAST APPEARANCE
GUNNING
THE MAGICIAN
MIND READER, HYPNOTIST
HUMORIST, IN AN ENTER
TAINMENi OF MIRTH,
MAGIC, MYSTERY AND IL
LUSIONS, ASSISTED BY
MADAME ALONE.
Warren the voung Mormon Wizard,
King of the Handcuffs and a company
of Clever Performers.
An Entertainment to Please' All.
Clean, Wholesome and Enjoyable,
Reserved seats now on Bale
Grand Song Recital
Under the direction of
W. D. ADAMS.
MME. GENEVRA JOHNSTONE-,
BISHOP
iisststed by
Miss Carrie Castle, - Pianist
Mr. J. H. Ammo, - Violinist
Mrs, W. L, Whitney, Accomp'st
HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY, MARCH 10th,
at 8 p.m.
Reserved Scots SI. Gnllcry B0e
Tickets for snlc nt Weill, Nichols
Co.
OperaHouse
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH
15th i
Grand Production of n scries ot
Interesting Incidents.
Ancient Hawaiian History adapted
for tho stage by the
HAWAII
PONOI DRAMATIC COMPANY
to bo presented In English by Native
Hawaiian.. A Melodrama In two acts,
entitled.
The Lady of The Twilight
New Scenes New Costumes Now Soncs
A musical Interlude by tho company. I
Landing of Lono and His Death'
Characters by tho Company.
Realistic Sceneries hao been spe i
dally designed nnd painted for both
productions "" I
HART & CO.,
(LIMITED)
(HE ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS
Fine Ice Creams and Water lest,
Chocolate and Confection. i
The Flne.t Resort In the City.
Try our "Elite" Oyster Coektalls.
A Shoe o! Instant Favor
A Shoe ot Quality
A Shoe for Men
A Shoe for Women
Exclusive In Style
service nnd easy Utlng
nnd ladleB' st)lc3. -vo nro sole
SHOE STORE...
AX
m
MARINE
Iron
bedsteads
BELOW COST
PRICES WILL ASTONI3H
YOU.
Thto II. Davits & Co's en
tiro stock of Iron beds has
been sold to us nt a sacrifice.
Wo hao them nil dlsplajed
with prices plainly marked
Come and see tlieiu
Coyne Furniture
COMPANY, LTD,
PROGRESS DLOCK.
M. Phillips & Co.
Wholesila Importers and Jobbers.
European and American Dry Goods.
Fort and Quesn 8L.
H. HackfekU Co., Ltd.
General Commission Agents.
Cor. Fort and Queen Btreeta, Honolulu
Send the weekly edition of the Bul
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and : Colors : at
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Ss Company.
Stock and Bond Brokers.
AQENT8 FOR
FIRE ASSOCIATION, of Philadelphia
WE8TERN ASSURANCE CO, of Tfr
rontot
Office Stangenwatd
chant street
Bldg., MM
HONOLULU tt'IOCK BXCMANG0
Honolulu,. March 6, loot
NAME OF STOCK I pjfp 7 Bill Afitf
MERCANTILE ,
C. Brwr ft Company t ooo ex loo im
NS SichiDOCofl 6o,ooq f
L.U. Ktrr AtCo,. Lt4 aooooo K 4H
SUGAR
Ewa PUnUtton Co j 000,000 o t' tt
HiwatlioAffrlcuthirilCo 1,000,000 100 .. ir
HawitlinCom ftSu Co t)it7jo too .. 4
Hawaiian Sugar Co 1 000 eoo ao 4 j
HonomuSutarCo ?joooo too. itj
Honokaa Sugar Co a 000,000 o it.
Haiku Sugar Co , 1 500,000, too ...... tfo
Kabuku Plantation Co 500,000 o 1 4 4
Kthcl Plant Co ,LU, . ,1,090000 50 it tlH
Klpahutu Sugar Co 1600001 10a .. loo
KoloaSugarCo . ' yx,oooj too ,,,. 115
McBryltSuCo.Ld. . 3 00,000 o j'J .. ..
0b Sugar Co , 1 j, 600000 too ..,..
Onomca Sugar Co .... 1,000000 o jj .. ..
Ookal Sugar Plan Co I 900,000 to . .. 9
Olaa So Co.Ltf . ail Kjooo to s1
OliaSuCo UJ p-iupf a 500,000 to tj
O1oalti Company 150000 too .. lis
Paauhau Su, Plan Co j 000,000 50 11
Pacific Sugar Mill 500,000 too ... ti
Pala Plantation Co tjoooo too ...... it)
Per-fkcnSugir Co tjoooo 100 iro
PlonwMltICo flt$ooor too to
Plonm Mill Co Aiw 500000 too j
Walalua Agri Co 4,500000 100 jt , ....
WallukuSugarCo . roo,ooo 100. ... 345
WalmaniloSugar Co 1 5 1,000 too i$y
Walmea Mill Co .. ttj.ow too
MISCELLANEOUS
Wll4rStmhlpCo l00 lt0
Intf r-Itlan J Steam N Co tooooo too .. ti
Hawaiian tlKtrle Co w ,
Hon HarlJT &L Co ijom 100 ... q
Mutual TtlerhonCo ., I9
OahuRv&lCo f2-S , !""S
People s Ice & K f c Co 150000 too
BANKS
Tint National Bank
First AS Bank &T Co " "" !!!.!!","!"
BONDS
Hawaiian (jov 5 per cent
HiIoRkCo 6percent te
Hon RaplJ Transit .. too
Ewa Ptantat n 6 per cent
Oahu U & L Co per c 104
Oahu Plantation 6pc . .
Olaa Plantation 6 p, c ....
Walalua Agrkul 6p c
Sales 20 Hwa, 523.50; 5 Eua, 523.50.
run 1902 cluu.
Arrangements arc well under way
1 01 tlie masquerade halt to lie ghcii
b the 1902 Cluli In the Kilts Hall,
nn the eenlnR of March 13th.
The committee In charge ulll mako
thilr final report nt the regular week
ly social this ecnlng It Is the plan
(,f the club to Rhe each member flio
tl'KitH for distribution among their
li lends making the affair an in na
tional one
At this evening's meeting thoro
will be election and Installation of
offlceis for tho next three months.
On account of this election all mem
bers are esp"clally urged to be pres
ent Card plajing nnd dancing will bo
interspersed with the builness during
the evening
WILLAIID E. nrtOWN.
W. A. LOVE.
FRANK HALSTEAD.
HalsM&Co:;
8TOCK AND
BOND BROKERS.
MONEY ADVANCED
ON SUGAR SECURITIES.
921 Fort Street.
Members Honolulu
Stock and Bond Exchange.
Albert Raas
FINANCIAL AGENT.
STOCK AND BOND BROKER,
MEMBER OF
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANQE.
Orders for tho purchase r sale ot
stocks and bonds carcfuly and prompt
ly executed. Loans negotiated
Office Room 401, 4th floor, Stana.n
wald Bldg. Postoffice box StO) Tele
phone Main 331,
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