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CVKNINO UULLETIN, HONOLULU. It. T.. Hit DAY. APRIL ZB, K'il
.
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pr
WANTS
SITUATIONS WANTED.
BltuallonH nnil Help Wanted
VANTED A limn now emntoyod
wants tu better himself; ocr nix
yearn' experience) In office woik. Ail
Itvss W., tills office. 2127-lw
WANTED Ily young man, clerical
posltiou of any kind; first-class Isl
and references. II. F., this ulllcc.
212C-1W
WANTED-Fosltloti In oinee by )oung
man. handy with type-writer. Has
macblue. Address 0. 11.. this o 111 re.
12s-lw.
WANTED lly experienced man of 2J
occupation as bookkeeper, storo
rlerk, night watchman, lima or any
other position; remuneration $00 up:
flrst-rnto Island reforenees. Apply
I. O. bo 23. 212 l-tf
WANTED Ily a young lady, situation
as stenographer and typewriter; ref
erences. Address T., Uullctlu offlco
2103-tf
. ; ttt ;
Ad In this column will be Inserted
' .. . ... ...
per ne, one nseri on. . . . . .ae
r-v v w im.h ..w.,. . . ......
Prr line, ono week 30c
i
Per ll.ie, two weeks 40c
Per line, one month 60c
This t the cheapest advertising
tver offered tiic people of Honolulu.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DOWERS' MERCHANT PATROL AND
CONFIDENT XL AGENCY Night
watrluni n ruinlshcd for buildings,
biuln'ss property and residences.
03Ico nnil Residence- School St.;
P. O Uox 284; Tel. White 3091.
ANTED
VANTEU First i lass
.lift's. King street.
bnrber. 11
2130-lw
WANTED Pupils. Mine. V. Lam
bert, the fashionable French dress
maker Irom Vurls. will open n
nbool fur oung ladles desirous ot
learning the'nrt, teaching u system
entirely her own. l'arlors. SOC Cos
ton Illdg. 2120 iw
WANT your whiskers anipututed? Go
to Jeffs. Ho haes for 15c; 5 white
barbers. 43 King St. 2011-tf
TO LBT.
FOR RENT Vi ry iiimi.iIiI'- futullied
in- unfurnished runin In prtvntu
liouw-: aim furnished rooms fur
liuuK-keiptiig; benutliul location
two minuter' walk nl pustoffleo. Ad
dusa llo 'Jltf. 1. t). 2123-tf
FOR RENT A Fiuull iiutslje mom
7.60 month; also latve room suit
able for two. Hill School, between
Koit and Htmiin. 2l3'i 1
TOR RCMT Very ileslr.ihle fuininh--il
wioniK, prltnti' fimlly. 1I.J Mil
ler St. nr. Iliuu. full ntli r .",
oVIoUc. 21.M-1
TO LET Seven iikuii lottngo on
uung St. nr. Kei'iuinioku: Military
piuiublni. right of May In Herein
nia. Apply 1317 lleietanla. .'Iliotl
FOR RENT Light, nhy looms with
good table board ut $ii..riO per week.
Mrs. MtCmtncy. Bin Hotel St.
iliUMw
FOR RENT Furnished looms en nilto
with privilege uf light hiiiihekeeping,
at the Isbiud Hotel. 711 Fort Si.
Ituouis 23(. ."ue, TGi . $ pur night. J
212'Mf I
TO LET You know that I'.ii hei u'a
Dandruff Kilter Is a mnnclluiis
quick relief for Killing scalps, ouu
uppUcutloii alia) the awlul itching.
At Union limber Shop.
TO LET I'uuil loom, two beds, with
lourd; ou nr line; xulluhle for two
young mun. Temih reami'iable. Ad
diei, 7.. this office. 2129-tw
TO LET Coltugu on I'linehbowl St.",
odeiu Inipiiiveiiieiitn Apply to A. ,
(1. Uunba, 2d hoitse iiImis- Moiuion
Churdi. Fluor matted. 212C-lm
TOR RENT Voiy denlnibb- imiurulsh--d
rooms In pilvjte liuui-e; bujutl
rill lucntliiu; v.'llliln two minutes' ,
wulk ot iMistolfuu. Address Hon
l'i, 1'. O. 212JH
1
HONOLULU HOTEL Furnished
Itoouis. light and airy; Jl 'M tu $2.o0
per wci-k; hot and told baths; best
board In the city. i
FOR RENT Second Htory of brilk
bulUIng on Heretaulu street. net
to Progress Illoik; 1.1 looms with
washbasins In each, connected with
fc'ower, nnd wired for electric, lights; '
fcUltuMu for lodgings; ut $75 per
muath ou two yea is' lease. Address
Frank Il.istace, 'i lieiotiinln St. I
2120-lf j
TO LET Rooms Nos. 11 mid 12. Mc
Irtym Iliilldlug. formerly biiiipled
by Vlckto'b Art Kxblblt. Apply to
U V. Illshnp. at O.'llriiwor & Co.'s. I
3117-tr '
TO LET House on Y'oung Strctit nt
preaent occupied by W. Nenlliam,
1:30... near McCully Tinct. Hus tin en
sleeping tooms, bath, hot und cold
water. Apply K. V. HMiop, at C.
Ilrower & Cu. 2U7-tt
TO LET Itesldonco or .). Casaldy,
Walklkl: furnished: good bathing. I
Apply Wnterlmusu ii l'oduore. Uc-ih-1
fl aod King Sts. 21u5-tf i
10 COTTAGES on Vlneutd St. nr.
Nuuaou; six looms each; patent W.
C. Apply Joaqiilm Sllva, Klniiu St.
ppp. Queen's Hospital. 2120-tf
HELP NV ANTED.
Attn, will be InKcrteU PRIIE.
VANTED A nttrso girl to take caro
of 3-munths oltl baby. Apply '239
Matlock Avenue. 12-tf.
TO UBT.
TO LET Nlcefuly furnished nxims at
1142 Adams lane, bark of Klltp. Suit
nble for families. 2t2Mw '
.,sNc.at ,..,,., 5 roora ond 1at,
:-i
off I.lllha, near School St.
Apply
P. J. Russell, Mngoon lihlg.
Sslf
TO LET Uoomy bath tub, with cither j
hot or cold water anu nil modern
Improvements, tall at Silent liar
ber Shop. 2019-tf ! .
10 LET Cottages off Sihool St. nr.
Nminnit, $15 and $10. 1. II It.'
Straueb. 32 Campbell block, SIC
Kort St. 210S-ira
TO LET Mosquito proof rooms, on
suite or single; telephone, etc.
i llerotanla Ave. eur. Knaumoku.
211ulf
FOR RENT-- Large front room for
KPIltlemau or couple. Aci-ominoda-
(Ions for light housekeeping If re-
, (,.,irt.u. , ,sl Nuuauu Av,.., jU9t
I above-Vliiei.-uJ.
JUU-tf
i TO LET New house on Ucrctonta
I nod Arterlan St.; dining and two
I bcdroonn, kitchen nnd bath. Apply
UC0 Fort St. 2101-ltn
TO LET rumMied room at 144 tier-
etnula St. near Furt; table buard If
desired. 21011m
TO LET-rumlshrd rooms at Mrs.
MeConneTs. Onrd-n lano. 2035-tf
POH SALE.
FOR SALE Choir-,- nrhtles ot
fCRNS In baskets und pots cut
urn" also, lkgonlas nnd Caladl
niui Mm i: M. TAYLOR, 730 Kl
nan St.; Ttl. White 3231.
2130-lm
TOR SALE A soiici mare; good fnm
ll hore. gintle and good diher.
lltittuHuu Tnidlng t'o., Loe llldg.
2130-lw
TOR SALEr-Oood llnwalluii bled tnd
i
illi Imrm al-n biiirg). for sale. "Wrlti-'
iiiimi-iilntil. P. O. box S.1.1, Cll. '
21W-H
1
TOR SALE Chi up. a "y-iooin lodging
lioue good lorailiiu, eleitile lights!
iiml btilhn; uwner has other busi-
Ilel, eiiij give nsy teliUH. AddleSN
V. (). box 2S2. 2129 tf
FOR SALE (loud Mpiaie pluuo, b low
7f. Applj 777 Furt St. 2127-lw
FOR SALE I Loilg. A: Hhlplc) power
lathe, 1 ill 111 piefh, 1 ppu culti r,
i ut.i up (u i-i Inelies; nil lie iv m.i
ililneH. non on liand In Honolulu;
i.l'.i one Httum luiiiuh. W. It. 1'iilu.
l'liniihou. 2I2CU
rOR SALE-TWO lM-iroM mnde
.... . ! "7 ...."", It
" "' ; jn jtiPtfc (iltl'tl, (UUIl U.I I IV
iik and gentle, jmlng ten to t
quarts n day uxfi of rich mill,
.ivc,
Ap
ply to Cuilfurulu Fei il Co. 2lld-tr i
FOR SALE A good ll.ibcuc ru'iVr-tln-il
nuiiibmit; neuil) new. ' II,
MtClellnu, 10-1 Stangeiiwnld Mdg.
2121-lw i
FOR SALE "3(1 cnih of alunble piup-i-ity
at I'carl City, luiprovetnents
3 good hoiiseM. i lei- mill, artesian
well. Retiring ft nit trees. S acres
Hii.lnble for gardening. Ililaiueuu- HAZELWOOD MARKET
del- cultivation In rice. Fur purtliu- Fort St., near Kuuul
tars apply to J. A.msirong, 1'earl , Fruits nud Tobniros.
I C"- L'1-Jl..ml
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY A small
I cash payment and only $15 per
I montii will gtt uu n nice house nud
lot ou Kumiwnl road' ur. I.lllha St.
I Few lots left. Iiiqnlro Boon. I'. IJ,
It. Strain h. 32 Campbell ul!,..3!C Fort
St.
2U8-2W
KM r.... pure bred'-
his. .Voril.iip btrnlni, S3
. ' T
FOR SALE
b'a i Mluu
pi r sc-.iliu-
Jeffs. -13
King St.
21111-lin
FOR SALE Coral nek r(.i filling. Ad
dress R. M. Human, at Hulk-tin of !
Heo. 1991-tf ;
ROOM AINU ttOAfVL).
HELEN'S COURT fl.uk in i:ite; '
iiiiiIi-i- new mauai..-iiii ut; strictly '
tin t ilass; Ih'bt air) mosquito proof !
loUIUH. .Mlh. J lllli;gin.
THE LOS ANGELES 1523 Fort St.;
nosvly fuinlrthed rooms, mosquito '
proof; terms roatonnido. 1930 tf!
L.OJST.
LOST CcillllMite No, 533 Tor four
hliurt'H In the Hur.olulu Iuestment
Co., Ltd. Return to olTico of tho
lompuny. JuUd llldg. 2128 1W
LOST Curt button of Kiil.ul nut with
gold htrup. "Aloha" cugruved ilpou
It. Itowiird if it till in il tu thlsiuincu.
13rt-lv.
LOST A ladles' gray broadcloth
cape, lined with grii) silk. Kewnnl
lor return tu llulletlii offlco.
212.". lw
POUND.
FOUND Insurance against tho break
ago of plate glasH at The Honolulu
Investment Co. 2n.',Mf
Ft inn (lie-nlaiid'H lc) mountains
To Iddla's uir.U struml.
The priaehiT und the gunboat
Now Haul hand lu baud.
To spei'il the tiny v. til Ii heathens.
With iiihida no mom perplexed,
Will HUtlli down (OUM-ltcd,
And, bcllir still, annexed.
Puck.'
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS.
KELLETT & ROBINSON Attorneys-nl-tatw;
Room 11 Mngoon bldg.;
Phono Main 153.
e. M. unoOKS--..Uorncy: rooms 9-10,
Sprockets bids.; Tel. Main 344.
CARLOS A. LONG Attorney; 15 Kna
huiunnu St : Tel. iSl Main.
M. DAVID80N Attorncy-at-Law;
109 Kaabumanu Bt.
1AHDNER K. WILDER Attorncy-at
law Kanhumanu St.
BUILDERS.
UcDONALDA LANGSTON Contract
ore nud nullilpra; 118 Union St.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
A. COWAN 11RB Union St., opp.
Parlflc Club; sundries, etc.
BROKERS.
E. J. WALKER Coffee Drokefj roam
t iprecl els bldg.
CARRIAGES..
PACIFIC VEHICLE A 8UPPLY CO.
Fine carriages, wagons, harness
nnd whips; Herctanla near Fort St,
3
CLOTHIi.G.
THT KASH CO., LTD. Two stores
'. t'i lloiel Si nnd eor. Fort & Hotel.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
ELKS BUILDING, OlC Miller Street.
CHIHOPODI3T.
C0"NS removed without pain by D.
, niomsoii. expert Chiropodist, of-
flees at 11 Garden lane. 2110-lm
CONVEYANCING.
CONVEYANCING Charges reason
alilu. Itoom 10 Mclntyro Ulock.
DENTISTS.
ALBERT B. CLARK, D.D.S. Cir. Rcr
rtnnla and Miller; hours ! to 4.
DR. ALBERT E. NICHOLS Dentist,
1104 alakca St.; olllco hours, 9 to 4.
DR. DERBY Dentist; Fort nnd Hotel
Sts.; Gas administered for extracting
ENGINEER8.
E.
TAPPAN TANNATT Civil and
electrical engineer; olllce, J 31 3 Wil
der Ave.; Ttl. 3141 Uluo. Room I,
Spii-ckels" Mock.
DRESSMAKING.
MADAME M. LAMBERT, tho stylish
French Dressmaker fiom l'arls, hns
leiiiuved her dresHinaklng parlors
l urn tho coiner of Vlneynrd nnd
l uuciibowl streets to tho Huston
building, room 30C. whero shu will
iMimwu
bt pleased to see lur patrons und1
their friends. 2113-1.0,
ENGRAVERS.
W. BEAKBANE Cam engraving and
slnmplng: room a. l..(q bldg.
EXPRESS.
MERCHANTS' PARCEL DELIVERY
I ?."'. ? ?"!' Waverlc, blk,; Tel.
21 Uluo: pkgs. called for nnd dcl'd
FRATERNAL.
DAMIEN COUNCIL, NO. CC3 Young
Men's Institute, meets every second
nnd fourth Wednesday In tho month.
GROCERIES.
J. E
:. GOEAs llerntnnln near Emma
.; Tel. 2312 Mup. r
St
J. SALTER Snecppsor (o Salter &
Walty: 712 Fort St., Orjihoum blk.;
rel. CS1 Mm). ,
CO J 2311s
-Groceries,
HARNESS AND SADDLERY.
MANFG. HARNESS CO. Corner Fort
und King Sts.; Tel. Math 228. P. O.
box S22.
CALIFORNIA HARNESS SHOP Fort
St.. ppp. Club Stnbles: P. O. box 791.
HOTELS.
PAC";,IC HoyEI-7,,,1!,- i'nUin
?' "Ilto Pn.lfle Club. Newly
riltetli.li.il Kuiitiut nun i.ullr. ..n
fuuilsbiil looms; iiiuhqulto proof:
c'leuilc lights; hot and lold wnlur;
I',i h' i.ass table board. Mis. Haua,
Prop.
JEWELER. ""
THOS. LIND3AY Mfg. Jeweler nnd
wnieiiinaiier; WM Fort St.; Lava
bldg.; latest In novelties.
3
LODGINGS.
UNION HOUSE Mis. Whetler. pro
piliUor; luinlslied and unfurnish
ed rooms, also rooms for light
l.oiihi-keupliig, Lnlou St., above Ho
tel St.
1
LIQUORS.
HONOLULU PRIMO OR BOCK
BEER 10c nt tho PANTHEON.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
TERRITORIAL
VICE Union
301 Main.
MESSENGER
SL ur Hotel.;
8ER.
To!.
MILLINERY.
HAWLEY'S MILLINERY PARLORS
tiio latest In mllllncryAotc.; Itoaton ,
lil.lic Tnl 9111 Ilnl,, I
MUSIC.
MR. JAMEC SHERIDAN Piano tuner
anil n-palier; No. .143 King St. near
Opera House. Olderri ut Wall. Nlch
ids Cu. and at the Hawaiian Hook t
Alusli- Stole, .Merchant St.
IOLANI QUINTET II. P. Hatflcdd.
Mgr. .Music for nil occasions.
KiiiiI'h Htueelo; Tel. M. 231,
L K
MOANA QUINTET CLUB Music for
nil occasions, Leave orders Ilerg
btrom Music Co.; J. S. Kills, Mgr.
ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER Vocal
Inntructor; "Mlguon. 1024 Ilorotn.
nla St.
E. K. KAAI Teachnr of string Inatrn-
rucntu; studio, Lovo bldg, Fort St.
MANUFACTURERS.
BYRNE & LIVINGSTONE Rop. Ame
rican Manf's, Itootn 8 Progress blk.;
Tel. Main 131.
PHY8ICIANS.
DR. SLOGQCTT nyo, Ear, Noao and
Thoat; olllco at Eyo and Ear Infirm
nry, Alakca Ht. Houts 9 a. m. to
4 p. in.
OR. FRED. W. HODGINS Eyo. Kar,
Noso nnd Throat only; olllco Alakca
St. lately occupied by Dr. Murruy:
ofTlco hours 9 a. in. to I p. ro.
KATHARINE J. MaeKAY, M.D., CM.
-S20 neretanla Ave.; Tel. Uluo 3551.
DR. WM. G. ROGERS Eye. Ear. Noso
nnd Throat, 11 IC Alakea St.
PLUMPING.
ANTONE PILARES A CO. Plumbers
and Tinsmiths, All kinds of sani
tary work. Sewer connections a
specialty. Cnanjcs to suit tho
times. Corner Vineyard and Enlma.
I PAINTER AND PAPERHANOER
V. H. POUL3EN minting nnd paper
hanging Territory Stables. King St.
HEAL ESTAiE.
P. E. R. STRAUCH Iteal Estate
handled to best ndvautngt; houses
rented; loans negotiated; money In
vested on best securities. 32 Camp
bell lunik Mi; Fort street.
JUDD &. CO., LTD. tlullillng lots auj
residences lor sale: 307 Btangen
wald bldg.; Tel. 223 Main.
M. G. SILVA Agent for real estate
also to grant marrlago licenses'
KR Merchant St.: Tel Main 11B.
STRAW HATS.
E. MORIKUCHI 14 Hotel St., nr. Nu
uanii. Felt, straw, pannmn hats
STENOGRAPHERS.
(STENOGRAPHY and typewrltlngncat-
i mm uci-unueiy uouu ui Hawaiian
Hotel by Miss Noble.
SALOONb
FRESH RAINIER BEER on draught
10c at the PANTHEON.
TAILORS.
ALBERT BERNDT Tailoring and re
pairing; Elka bldg, B16 Miller St.
WATCHMAKERS.
G. DIETZ Watchmaker ami Jeweler,
lOCfi Hotel St.
J. W. A. REDHOUSE Watch and
chronometer maker: 7 Merchant St.
,. .h. .... .
X AN III. MA I AH AIM A
lllnUlj LMIIrlllilti
SUQAn caTATE3), MA0NIFICt:NT
SCENERY, BEAUTIFUL DRIVES,
SHIPPING FACILITIES, ETC.
STABLES.
ORDER rig from Pioneer Slablos. Hlo
gant turnouts: TeK-pbnuo No. 12fi.
GENERAL STORES.
LAHAINA STORE Lumber. Whol
sale Liquors, Muichandlfco. C. I).
Olsen, Miiiiiicer.
PHYSICIANS.
DR. WILLIAM PETERS Physician
nnd snrceon: Labulna. Maul.
DRAYAGE.
G. H. DUNN Kxpress and drayago:
Agt Wilder and Intur-tsland.Ttd. 113.
HOTELS.
.STOP at Ploneur Hotel. Excellent nc-
commodatlo.iH. (1. Freeland, Mgr.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
O. H. DUNN Notary Public, Convey
ances. Deputv Tax Collector, Legal
Documents. Oflico rioornmcnt bldg
Ijf JM-CI
NO FLAT BOTTLES
At the Dinner Table
A Diluler for Wine
STILL wIcim nro mado spark
ling when mixed with
1 white rook water
They are. In this way. given n
test and life, unoquuled except
by the best champagne. Tho
diner out ur tho gentleman who
must entertain much nt his club,
will do well to nota that tho ta
ble will bo supplied with this
water. It Is given a prominent
placn on tho wlno list ot tho
most exclusive cluba In America,
and has been honored by Presi
dential approval when served at
the Inaugutal Ball Ranquct In
Washington. The palato of epi
cures Is gratified to tho utmost
by WHITE ROCK WATER.
W. G. Peacock & Co,, Ltd,
AGENTS.
Beaver Lunch Rooms
Fort St., bet. Queen unit Mcrcliuiet
Breakfast. Lunch and Dinner
Served.
Everything first-class. Complcto lint
Key West and Domestic Clflan alwuyi
on banJ,
H. J, NOLTE, - Proprietor,
The betrothal of Prime Mlik-i of
Montenegro, brother of the (lipcn or
! Italy, tu Mile-. Nathalie Coiistiumvltih
" l'olllta f Kfnu Alexander of rieru.i
has bt-tu olllciull) niinouucid.
a'jiin ,r '''mwmmmiAimAmmitvmNmmm
wWwWlL JtW Mm
rii i r fmi i T ifirTr TTTBlMriTJwiTir - tkJs.
GENERAL LORD METHUEN.
General Paul Snufoid Methuen, whoso icceut defeat and capture by
Dclarey, the Doer commandant, are reckoned ns one of the most severe
blows sustained by the llrltlsh In South Africa, mnkes a much better lord
than soldier. This Is his second severe defeat by General Delurey. Tho
Urst was at Mngersfonteln. when lie wns trying to go to the relief of
Klmhirlcy. On that occasion the UrltMi lost b-'U men.
How the President's Mail
IS HANDLED
Citizens ot Hawaii who have been
deluging the mulls with lettcis to
Roosevelt should reniKhe fcllowlng ac
t omit of ho-v the President's mall Is
handled:
If the Pip-tdonl of the Unlte-1 Stntes
were obliged '.' pay postage on eveiy
piece of mul! matter sent out from t!i3
White Hon the cxrence would
nnirurl t one-sixth of 1:13 tal.iry.
Since President Roosevelt haa been In
olllie the n-nll uddresstd to the Chl-f
Magistrate ha- b.en tho heaviest In
hltory. and It Is steadily growing
lather thar. dlmlnlthlng In propor
tions. Probably no other one man In the
world locelves cery day In the )ear
so many letters as arc -sent to the
Piesldent of the United States, unit
very certainly no other man receives employed typewriting the Ictteis die tat
communications of such tatted char- cj by the I'rchldent anil his secretaries.
aiter. At Hi prisent time nnywheie
finni 500 to !O00 letters arc ii-celved at
me nunc iio-jsi! eveiy oay. in nuui-
tlon to this hundreds of pleies of
printed matter are iccelicd ecry day.
in lonsit'Pi and answer the 3Ui),0eO
ciimi.iunlcati ins which come to the i'lpihunt lias dellicrcd Jan Impoitant
presidential mansion each jear ic-1 nrtUics or sent a message to Congrebj,
qulies the almost tontlnuous senli-cs lend i-ougrntiilntory lcttus and teh
or upward o( a dozen men. This, too, giams to the White House, all leielve
wltlioiit taking Into coiisldeintlon thu letteis of ail:novlcil,;en.ciit and thanks
empUijes of 'he general postolllce at which uio piuitlcally Identical.
Washington ho aie detailed to dls-'
ti Unite the Pi ' al-tent's mall. The general public, and pjitkulailj
; the feminine portion of It. appeals to
The first u't-ii In the handling of the chcilsh the belief that, whuciu thim
Wtilie Hoi. . mail ut its destination Is no possibility that a Icttti can leach
Is taken b) the ttustcd en,plo)e or the the I'lccldent Inviolate, tlicie Is a itit
Whlle IIuiisp who makes lluce or tour sonable suiety that a nnbjii e to a
Irirn dally to the poUolllco to seeiiiu member of his Immediate family will
the mall. Upon the arrival of tin. let- leach lis ilpjt.nntlmi unn. ,.i.-.it,.,i ti,i.
teis at Hip WliUe Hotine tlie are turn-
e-d our to dera whoso tote duty Is
to oiien tin- . ii.i-lopcs and iiniold the
loiters. Tie- niiitnuiuliations next .aa
In ii i-leik wl'-j ni-sorls tlio missiles.
Many or tl:i icituu pntaln tu what
n Igbt bct-rmid routine goicrniueulM
iiiiiilr-, aii'i in- tinned over to one or
nniilhir of r! - executive departments.
'llu gret bull; of the President's mall
goes lu his Ni-'tPtailcs ami most of It
thiv ati'iver 'in-r their own signatures
without tier f.-oiibllng the busy clilef
uiaglstiiue wuli the matter.
'I he I'nslilent docs pot perute per-
aonnlly one-t-iith of the letters which
aie aldirsu'd to him Indrcd. fifty ,
rominuiiliutlonk a day is a liberal est!-1
iiii.iv in me iiuiiiuer which eomes tin-
dei- bis eye
Tbe lMtcis which by reason of their
seeming inii'oitancc or the doubt of the ' Another Important and decidedly nr-secretarle-j
as to their proper dltposl- duoits duty which has fallen to the lot
tlon do finally pass the gauntlet mid i or Mr, Loeb Is the management or the
tome Into the bunds of the President voluminous correspondence cnuneotcil
iuim-1-ii .ue iiispubiu in one or thiee
wa.m In the i ascs or ninny or them ho
turns the letters over lo the secretaries
with an Indication of the character ot '
tin reply to be bent. To a tew or the
lettuu the Pipsldent ellctatcs icpllcs
whli Ii he signs personally, and to a
mi.i limited number of pcrsonul friends
tie pens eeiuildeiillal lEtteis. President
ltmiiiu-lt wi-ltns viiy few nutoirraiih
Mi III Is.
' Niiiutully sa h Insirlptlons ns "Per
'huiiiil" an, Tuvate ' cannot be regard
. d In opening the White Hoi.bo mall,
but tbe.e uro ways In which the In
jltluted lino liiMiie thtlr lommiinlen
mIooh r.Hihlng tlm Prejldei.t peisjn
jnll) 'I he approved plan 13 for the
writer 111 piu.-e tlm Initials or name lu
i.titogmpli in tho lower left-hand eoi
ner ut the envelope. For Instance, a
onfldi-itlnl note ftom tho President's
ppi-siuial friend. Senator Lodge, bears
In the ii.rnir the Initials H. C. I..
In 11 iimjoilty of cases the piuvlslon
of thi'w mfeguards Is superlliiotis, for
th rleik who opciiB tho mall lias como
b 1 xpetlenep to recognlzo Instantly tho
handwriting of the relatives and lull-
By White House Clerks
i mate friends of the Chief Kxecutive,
and their letters go through without
molestation,
hoiiittliiiis Individuals not personally
known to the Piesldint, but who hnve
learned of the plan In vogue, seek tu
icnch his ear by plating their Initials
on a missive, or occasionally they cen
ituoit to the ruse of alllxlng tlu Initials
o KOint, m:n l.nnv.-n In J fliun t, ,1,
Chlcr Magistrate. Siuh' crTorts neierN
avail, however, for If the deception Is
nut ilfte.-ttd by the nsiortlng ileik. the
schemers letter Is turned back Into
the piopcr channel by the Piejldent
when lie detects Its charaiter.
The work of answering the predden
ilnl mall Is a lank of herculean pio
poittouu. An effoit Is inaUelo acknowl
edge In some manner every communi
cation sent to tho While House. Flc
or six stenographers aie constantlv
Nutuially, gitai numbers of Ittteis
can be answered by what ale Known
as lorins Hint is plirakcologj ar-
ranged tu covei any and all Inquiries ou
In lerlaln subject. Fur lustnnie, the
muulietls of people, who, alter tho
Is utter fallacy, foievoiy letter ud-
dicmEil lo Mis. Kootevelt or ut.y or the
chlldien paeses through e-Mie'tly the
sail e clmii'ipl as dorj tho .v.ail dejlui-d
for tho head of every household, and
the chances that It will ever euiae un-
dei the t)e of the lutcr.ilt.-i leilplent
i-'e quite us remote,
The gcueial niail for tl.e uuloi.s
numbeis uf te Hooseielt tnK.oeliold
mi.st all come under the aeiiitiny oi
Assistant Sccielnry Wll'lam Loeb Jr.
populaily known ns the "I'lesldeiit's
rltht-hand mun." and the ,u.,i ,.,i.
titles at tho Whlto Houtu nud the
pt eminence Into which Miss Alice
Hooievelt has been, brought by the
christening of the Kalaer'a yacht and
outer events Hhb necers tate.l tbe lie.
i votlon or an unprecedented amount ot
time to this class of corrcminn,!.,,,,.,.
wim social activities at the White
House.
Every rich man or any piomlncnco
In Ameilca receives dully n number ot
Iho oddest requests Imaginable, but It
l safe to say that the communications
In no case comparo In novelty and ab-
muuiiy witti tiio curiosities which
crowd the White House mall bags.
There are letters humorous and sad.
missives pleading and threatening and
communications o f prates and censure.
Many or tho letters received aio Infi
nitely sail, but n fnr greater number
aro lu some degree linllciuus.
Moat numerous possibly are tho ap
peals of piisunu who wish the pre-,'
diiiit to aid Hit m to se ure uosdloi ,
olUier In the government service o,
e!.,cwheie The leggliis letteis ' form
'a vast proportion, ranging all tho way
from the Importunities of professional
I'CSgais to the requests of churches
and charltnble organlntttona seeking
subscriptions.
It limy bo noted that every appeal
for nld which bcais tho slightest evi
dence uf possible worthiness is turned
ucr to some chnrltable organization
In the community from which It has
emanated. ,
Ureal quantities of anonymous let
tora nic leeched and a surprisingly
large number of nppcals como from
persons who seek to enlist the aid of
the I'lFEldcnt In paying bff mortgages.
Finally, there nro tho threatening
and "crank" letters of vatlous kinds,
and the number of communications ot
this kind rcrcUcd Is simply astound
ing. Compnrat(c!y a small portion of
them, howeer, are deemed of suMtlent
Importance to warrant investigation by
the gtrrct service.
.Many of the letters addressed to tho
Prislilent arc Induced by newspaper
(or.inunt. A striking evidence of this
ivu3 iiiforilcd recently wiicn an Item
went the l mauls of the press tu tho
uqect that tho White House was In-
fratcd with rnta. No sooner had pub
licity been given the report than theic
wus nil iiMtluiicho of letters lccum
minding vnrllius plans fur getting I Kl
of tae rodents.
Mannfui tuicrs of rat poisons and
tra,s ilrnatcd their wares, and one
oiiclloun iltl.cn sent live cats which
were ilulaicd to be tiimous nit catch
ei.i. This latter iluuatlon still further
compile atcd maltctu lor the coircs
ponrtciHeorpe, for a report was print
ed to the effect that the ferities were
being peiccMitcd by Jack, the Whlto
ilouee dog, and this hi ought a number
of Indignant piotests from sympathetic
ladles, who elcnounced as an outrage
the supposed cruelty.
From the day the announcement was
made that Miss Alice lioosevcll had
been chonen to christen the yacht of
the Cieraian Cmperor the letteis ad
dressed to the daughter of the Whlto
House Increased In number until they
threatened to rival those addressed to
the 1'itsldent himself. Many of tho
pereous who wrote to MIsj Alice offer
ed suggestions relative to the launch
ing. Many lndlco bisought her to liso
water Instead of wine In the christen
ing, and other suggested thnt the bap
tism be mado with flowers.
The President. .Mrs. Roosevelt and
Miss Alice have all thiee come in for
most gcncious attention on the part
of merchants nnd manufacturers seen
Ing the Indorsement of articles or va
rious kinds. Mis. Roosevelt receives
proffers or sufflelent cntables to stoc-K
ii grocery store, and both ladlen are
deluged with the wares of sonpmukeis
ami inanufnctuiers or toilet prcp.ua
tlous. many or whom plead Tor In
ilortcments. Any gifts which uie re
colica nt the White House with u re
quest for Indorsements aie linmedl
utily ictiiinctl.
it will doubtlcso surprise many per
sona to lcam that threatening and ele-
niimlntoiy letteis uio sentto tne la
dles of the presidential household as
wen as to the Chief Kxccutlie. Thus
Miss Kouscitit's participation In the
chiiatening or tho Kmperor's yacht has
bi ought forth not a few rabid explo
sions from cranks who uie agllatctl by
anything touchlug cien remotely mon
archical Institutions.
One member of what might be teim
cd the correspondence bin can at the
While Hoiike ecotcs his llmo lo dip
plug the niaikcd aitlclcs iclallve to tho
i'rtEldent and to pasting these etiacis
lu huge sorapbooks.
President liooecvelt Is enllhe his pre
decessor lu his mctlioihi oi keeping in
touch with public opinion. The late
Piesldent McKlnlcy was wont to older
the submission to him of eieiy publi
cation of uny prominence which com
mented on topics bearing upon national
policy. Pieahlent Rooacielt docs not
do this, but he U a gicat newspaper
rendei and thus keeps pretty closely in
toeich with nlTalis generally.
With the Increasing demand upon tho
time of the Chief Kxecutive and the In
evitable cuitullintnt or the ninnlirr nt
cullers whom ho can see personally tho
volume or Whlto House mail has giown
suiprlslugly. In en-clei- to pievclit being
ovirwhelined the secretin l- frequent
ly woik at 'the cxeuithc olllcts until
long past mlilnlgnt, day urter day.
Huweter, tho work has been sj sterna
tiled to a mervoUms degiee, as may bo
Imagined from the fact that of nil ibn
thousands of communications handled
during the past hair a ileiedB not
tingle one has been lost.
SEATTLE BEER.
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ns much a favorite as ever. It Is on
draught nt tho New Criterion Saloon
as it was at tho old. The longer It Is
used the better It Is liked.
Your amateur photographic work
will bo well done If taken to Honolulu
Photo Supply Co.
Special
unday
inner
Tho best the markets
afford served Mid guests
iavo lull vlovv of the sea
ftom tho dining room. . .
INN
L. H. DEC, Proprietor.
L. F. Asbahr, Manager.
Take the ear to Walklkl.
Pi SIR ea nn b
r4
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