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lMnHMtK3iftaBB&54 Wkm?3m -. 'HHHMHBMMNtfMltlflM&Rttl , " MMBHnHBMBBHHflHBBiiHIIBHHaHHHlHMMMn'vi i MRFr'WKMV v HnBMnnmvn.nuj(Wfprj'"Hr'' itiiwhkbh i wsnaiarcr; 'jHHBiHiuiBHKi.i , '"wbhh aHiaHHiBiiKK i . m EVfiNlNd DULLnTIN, HONOLULU, T. II , fRIDAY. JUNK r., 100S. m ' m r v V iW'S. JI!EiL WEEKLY CMEKDAR MO.M1AV Hawaiian Stated, 7:30 F inhc First Degree, 3 30. IL'ISf UAt WHHMI SI5.W Honolulu Chapter Practice I I HI H.1IWV Rote CrolK Regular. i'iid.sj SA I L'liriAV Aloha Temple Regular 7:30i All visiting members of he irdpr are cordially Invited to J itnd mi tlne of Uirnl lodges JAIUI0NY LODGE, Ho. 3, 1. 0. 0. F. Meets ever) Monday evening fit 7 3d In I 0 O f. Hall, Port Street 12 It H12NDRY, Secretary. ui:n. r. vickiius. n. a. All visiting brothers very cordlilly invited IfYSTIC LODGE, 110. 2, K. OF P. Meets etory 2d nnd Itli Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p m nt K. 1'. Hnll. rorner Kort and llerctanla Sts. - Isltlng nrnthcrs cordlnllj welcome. W L. LYI.n, c c. K. WALURON. K. ot It. & S. OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P. Meets overj first nnd third Prl .in e-enlns at 7.30 In K. of 1. Hall, ronii-r Tort and llerctanla. Visiting bmtlieri cordially Invited to attend. a o UKmiiNO, c.c, j as v. white, K.It.S. OfJOLlL LODGE GIG, B. P. 0. E. "iioliilu Lodge No 611), 1). 1'. O. will ninet tn their hall on KUiK hi t.n f-.tt wvijry Frdnv pen ' . it,, ii mr h II HKNRY C. 12ASTON, Secretary WM. II. McINURNY. E. 11. Vm M'KINLEY LODGE No.8, K.of P. Meets every Saturday evening at 10 o'clock In K of P. Hall, cor t and Ueretnnla. Visiting broth- - -nrdlnlly Invited to attend V L. KKA2I2K. CC 12 A JAC011S0N. K.R.3 OMOLULU AERIE 140. F. 0. E. iUil nn the 2nd ind 1th WED KSUAV evenings of each month at 30 o'clock In K of P. Hall, corner urluntii and Tort streets. Visiting !2ngies are Invited to nt--ml W L fHAZI2l2. W., I'rest 11 T MOOItE, Socy. HAWAIIAN TRIBE No. 1. I. 0. R. M. tit.t .,rrv tit st nnd third 'Thurs layr of rack month at Knights nl Pythlun Ha'l Visiting brothers cor 1l:ill Invited o nttend. J. W arch, Sachem. A 12 MPRl'IIY, C. of II, Sprint; Flowers. New Ribbons. Feathers and Hats Arc Arrived. I Wire frames made by order. i OUR PRICES REASONABLE. K. IS0SH1MA.' CO KINO ST. NEAR BETHEL. Woman's Exchange for Lcis, Cut Flowers, Curios. i HOTEL STREET. . . ;. .NEAR FORr Vienna Uakcry ts making the Best Home-made Bread in town. Be sure nnd try it. The wagon will deliver nt your door, CALL UP 107. LUNCHES nnd D R I N X S The most populnr place in town. The Fashion Saloon, , Hnicl st near Fort. ) ark Scully Jack Roberts .McTighe Favorite The Best Whiskey on tho Market. THOS. F, McTIGHE & CO., AGENTS. 101-105 KING ST. PHONE 140. P. 0. BOX 755. Flno Job Printing al the Oulletln, No More Foot Aches The EVER READY KNIFE will assist j on to pci feet comfort in walking if jo.i have troublesome corns. 50 coaits Benson, Smith & Co. LIMITED. HOTEL AND FORT STS. &sn-E-Hixi3acwTnEruniaiuvvnuawi7b RUN DOWN 1 OVERWORKED? TRY SOME Koenlg's Malt Extract it will build you up ) again. MBERS DRUG CO., FOR. FORT AND KING STS. , PHONE 131. yzrcizzmtj. Boys from the Mainland Know good beer. will be in de mand at all bars. WHOLESALE. Rainier Bottling WorRs PHONE 1331. Baseball I LEAGUE GROUNDS ISATURDAY, JUNE 6, I 1:30 P.M. (DIAMOND HEADS vs. PUNAHOUS KAMS. vs. ST. LOUIS I Admission 25c. Reserved Seats Grandstand 25c extra I Qwl Cisar lte I THE riVE-CENT QUALITY SMOKE. M. A. Gxmst & Co. Stunning New Millinery at MISS POWER'S.. Boston Bldg. WahYingChoncCo. King Street, Ewa of Fishmarkct. DRY GOODS AND FURNISHING GOODS of EVERY DE- SCRIPTION. BTi LOCAL AND GENERAL 'h,an yy. ko Kin '85 . juu seieci a cool spot ana men pnvs your fare and board, Auto at hack fare. Tel. 3fl1. Panama hats cleaned nt tho Globe Mr and Mrs C M. Lovsti.nl left In Ihu Klnau for tho Garden Isle last evening. C Acltl had nothing to say when nsked about tho successor of Sam Johnson Tho ScaTddu cottages aro delightful In tho summer time. Kngago a cot tage now for tho season. OlIO l)f tllO Interested Klirelntnra In (lie Kokl case Is Chas. K. Notley, pres ident ot tho Homo Itulo 'party. lano jour carriage or automohtlo to Hawaiian Carriage Mnnfy. Co, for up to-date rcpalis. , Tho closing exercises of tho Kamc haincha Proparatbry School aro to bo held on Monday afternoon, Juno 8, at J nclotK. Guntl.'er's candles at the Palm Cnfo aro delicious, llest homo-nindn nnd Imported candles In Honolulu nt tho homo of swetts." Coat jour Iron roofs with "Arabic" Yoj will bo surprised nt U3 cuollnc and preservative properties. California I cod Co., agents. Iltom's big midsummer clearance salo of ladles' muslin underwear which began last Monday, Is still drawing crowds of shoppers. .Your typewriter should be kept in fxcellent order. The expert at the Hawaiian Office Specialty Co., Ltd., can attend to tt lor von, f hone 143. 1110 remains of tho laiu August ureier vlll probably nrrlvo on the. steamship Manchuria, which will also bo the funeinl phlp of the late Prince David. O. Negoro, who recently returned from tho Unlerslty of California where ho graduated, will open a law o III re In the Judd building. He will woilt In conjunction with A L. C. At- Mm on. N. Fernandez said this morning Unit ho would like to see Urn Id Crown Ingberg, (bo present assistant mail aupcnlFor, appointed nt tho bend of lijo Koad Hurcaii, succeeding Co'. Johnson, who resigned recently. At tho milium dinner of tho Kimio hamehn Alumni Association to bo glv en nt tho boys' dining room on Wtd liesday night, the 10th Inst., Hon. John Hughes, it Is suld, will bo one of tho speakers. Ills subject will ho "Me chanical Woik." Tho Independent Order ot Odd Pel Iowh will bold (heir memorial sen lcs in Kxcolslor Hnll, Odif lellows' build lug, Sunday, Juno 7, nt 3 n. m. All members of llio subordlnalc cuc.inii- ment, canton nnd Hebcknh lodges, aro earnestly solicited to bo In attend nnco. President Morgan of tho Chamber of Commerce stales that tl.e matter of making arrangements for tbo enter tainment of Sccrctiuy Oarflcld, at well its other llinttnrs- wilt lm tnlron up nt a meeting of tho Chamber of Commerce to be held next WliIups. ilaj'. OFFICER'S FAREWELL (Continued from Pace 1) cannot express my npprcciatlun of Jim all In tho help joii have been." After bidding llicm faiowetl, S.nn Johnson w.ib followed by Acting (lev el nor Mott-Smltb, who made a long speech In wlikli he slalcd that ho In tended, as did also tbo Governor, to make n special study of tho National Uuaril vtoilc, nnd see what could ho done towards Its enlargement. On account of tbo recent disturbances In tho Occident and Orient, tho Ktr.ilcglu puHltlun ot thesg Inlands hns been liought befoio tho eyes of the (lev el nmcnl to u greater extent than ov er before. "I am proud of the National (iiiard," continued thn Acting Gov ernor. "It is a plc.isuto as well as a comfoit to feel that we have such in efllclcnt local uoily. Hut I want to ImpicsH on jour minds tbo fact that joii must stick together. Petty pilvate disputes should be rust aside when the gicat work of holding this oignnl7iitlou together Ih taken Inlo cousldcr.illon. 'And 1 bellee Unit you will stick together. "Colonel Johiibon, tho country ap preciates jour work: wo nil do, nnd wo regret exceedingly that sou aio about to lento us. Your work In tho National Guaid can always ho do- sullied by the one word "Kfllcloncy." No man In tho Tciillury has douo what Jim liato for tho National Guard. I nm wnry to soo j'ou leatc, but I wish you cveiy success In jour future vonlujes." Limit. Col. Cojiio was (he next man tn rlio to IiIh feet, and he paid glowing tributes to Ham ns a man as well as an iilllcor. Theie was hardly it dry ejo In tho loom when Colonel t'oyno flnlslicd. Captain Giuman said that the nlllcors would "stlrk togothor" ns Colonel Johnson wish ed. Ho also paid high compliments to Sam, and wished hi in tho best ot luck, Captain Ncely nnd Lieut. Col. Zlcgler spoke woids of faicwcll mid iippiccl.itlou to tho man who was letting as their colonel. Tho following woro presont: C.ipt. Gorman, Lieut.. O'Sulllvan, Adjt. riniiiipMin, Adjt Whitehead, Lieut. Cooke, Acting Governor Mott-Sinlth, Lieut Kukalla, Capt. Ncely, Cunt. Cosloi, Lieut. Kalnemal, Lieut. Ahlu, Lieut Col Coyno, Lieut. Kn-ne, Lieut. Kokumnno, Lieut. Hvnns, Lieut. Clark, Lieut. Col. Zlcgler, Reg imental Adjt. Cummins, Lieut. An gus, Capt. Johnson, IN Iff HIS "ABLE REPORT OF SAN FRANCISCO MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. Wednesday, June 3. SAN KRANCISt (i Sailed Juno .1: S. S. Illlonlnu lor Honolulu. SAN IML'CIO Sniiul Juno 2! S. S. Arlzounn ior San "ranclecci. Thursday, June 4. VICTORIA Aril d Juno 3: S. S. Manuka, ! nco May 27. SAN FRANCISCO -Sailed Juno 3: S. S. Coliimbb n for Honolulu. S. S, Alaskan i"i Seattle. KAIIUIAII-Snllc d luno 3: S. S, Virginian ir Ka.iuapall. KAANAPALK- i rived June 3: S S. Virginian from Kahiilul. GRAY'S HAR110U Arrled Juno 3: S. C. Allen, hence May 111. SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Juno I: Celtic Monarch hence May Hi. S. S. Allzonun. from San Diego. tfKWrtKSr 2riSirfKM t WATERFRONT NOTES (. Sa X li K Ml V. it 3C M S M X X 3 H FROM MAUI AND HAWAII. Tho steamer M uinn Liu arrived early Ibis morning from Maul and Ha waii ports, hilnglnh an average num ber of pnssengcis. and the following cargo: 8312 ba.- ug.ir 23 bigs enf fee, 10 hags taro I bags ginger, 2 bags nvva, t! cares ilrl d tlsh. t cases pears 11 barrels pears "( bunches b.inanns. 11 crates chlcki nv n rates pigs, lfi cases butler, 22 bogs, I horses, I calves, I cow, 3" he.nl cattle, and 135 packages sundrh s rj MONQOLIA NOT HEARD FROM. The Mnnsolln should have left I he Orient on tbo .!rd for this iiirt, but, as no cables bav h en received, It is suppoucd that ibe Is dilajed loading lea. r-i SAKi: WHICH ARRIVni) por the NIwkiii Maru n v.enk ago tomoriovv. Is being pasted by the pine fond iiulliorl tlcs, In accordance with the cable which was lecclved daj before jester day .from Washington, leleaslng snko arriving before Jitae 1st. THi: AMLRICAN SCIIOONKR Alice CooKe. lumber liidin, arilved jester day nfler a fine trip fioui Pint Ludlow-, Nice wealhi'i was experienced all tho way down In hei cargo ,me about 5U0 cedar poles. fa THK 8TI:aM1:R Nne.ni sailed ng'iln jpslerday uftcinoon for moro sugar, to bo loaded Inln tho Iriug.ud when the latter tome, off the marine rail vii)'. Tltll AMY TmtNi:it was put along side the Mnun'.l la this moiulng. to load iragar direct rioui the hold of the steamtr. Pa THi: TUG James Makee, with tho barge Melanclhon In tow, went tn I'earl Harbor jesterdaj-. n-T THi: AMI. 8. S. Columbian railed from San I'lnuclveu lor this poll on the 3rd. Pa THi: HCI'OONHR Rob lloj sailed for Oahu pons jeslcrdij afltiuooii. P-a Till: ri.MIRL'NCi: WARD sails foi Midvvaj about the ill Ht of Julj ei AN OIL PIPi: lino Is bdug laid along Queen street. ;-- HONOLULU WEATHER i :i if ft -. June '. Tinipcintmes C a. m., 71, S a. in., "ii: 10 a in., 70; noon, 7'J, liiornlng minimum, 79. Ilaioiuutci, S n. in., 30 07, nbsoluto liuiuldltj, b a. m., C'JSfi giulns per cubic foot, telallvo hiimldllj-, S a. in.. 02 per cent: dew point, 8 a, in , (!2. Wind ii ii, in., velocity 9, direction N. i:.: S a in., velocity t, direction N 12.: 1 a in., velocity 10, dlicclinn 12.; noon, velocity '.I, direction N, i;. Ralnrall during 21 hums ended 8 a. m , Ii, tie Total wind movement dining 21 limns ended at noon, 235 miles. WM. H. STOCKMAN, Section Director, U. S. Weather Hurcaii. THREE NEW EMBRYO (Continued from luce 1) of Hit favmltea In tho lace has, so It Is tepoiled on good uiithorltj-, dropiied nut, he being apparently quite satis fied wllh tbo position bo holds. Holt lias also definitely withdrawn, leaving Cummlugs ns tho only ouo of the orig inal biiudi starting still on the tinck. In the meantime tho field has been swelled b ut leiibt Ihreo new entries. Among these tuo Chillies Wilson, who has ahead) at ouu tliuu held the posi tion of in id supervisor, and has been mentioned for It again on vailous oc casions when there has been discus sion of the matter; Pnul Jarrett, who was at one tlmelho iiiauugcr of tho Pinker Ranch on Hawaii, and Tom Llshmnn All theso three havo ap pioacbed Chairman Hustaco about tho mutter and tbero may bo still others who will lurii up 'later In the game A Most Excellent Assortment of SUITINGS 1HE BEST "FITTERS" IN TOWN. W. W. Ahana Co., LIMITED G2 S. KING ST. PHONE 525. LENSES for the EYES that's our Specialty. I And making and fitting Glasses is !our exclusive business. A. N. SANFOrlD, BOSTON BLDG., Over May & Co. I fi REE! Ill Giiman Points Need Of Guard For Daring Sailors "There should bo men on the beach to watch for those who may get be- joint their depth lit Walklkl during the I'lcet week," said J. A. Gllnmii this morning. I "My boy Athciton called tbo mat ter to my attention, and these' joungstcrs, who nrc ut tho beach all the time, know. Very often per-1 nm will wado far out nt low tldo sons will wade fur out ut low tldo the water much deeper. Then In stead of following the saino cooiso back, they strike straight for' the shore and ftcipicutly get Inlo deep water and serious trouble. "Many very serious tuildents havo been averted nt tho beach by tho na tive men and bojs Who happened to be In the water mid foitunntely lead J to go to the aid of Ibe dlstiess eil. "Willi hundreds and posalbly thousands of men ut the beaches din ing the fleet vvegh, It will be n mir acle If somo ut the thoughtless ones do not get beyond their depth. Tho boj-B who know the most of condi tions at the beach believe that there should be a regular pat Mil on tho heath oi In a boat that could respond Immedlatelj to nnj ciucigcncy call. Several good natlvn swimmers should be out there to mukc It their business to watch against accidents. It Is nn ordinary precaution that should re ceive the attention of Ibe Sports Committee or some siib-cominlttee that will look after It. "The beach might bo bouj'cd. 1 don't say Just how- the guanf should be kept, hut we don't want nny of tho bojs of tho Navy to meet, with mishaps If wo enn help It." ENTERTAINERS FIND (Continued from Pae 13 lleniy lleitclman reported that Ilia Knpcna falls were being attended to acrnidlng In the wi.dics of tile com inlltec John Guild, who whs to look after tho lu.iu to he given at Peail llarboi.i was not prcpaied to submit his ie- port. The meeting adjourned subject to tho call of tho Chair. Present were Chnliman Wnldiou, Secretarj llciudt, Capt. Rcea, Abram Lewis. Jr . J. M. Levy, A. L. C. Atkin son. SI. Phillips. S Slieba. O. Lulled. Win. Iloogs, H f. Ilcitolmau, John Guild, Dr. Mllnniuin, W. T. LucnH. HAD NO JURISDICTION In the fifth case ngulust Ah dice, thai of keeping liquor for sale, u delimiter was entered In tho.PolIro Court h C P. Chlllliigw'orth on tho giounirthnt the Com t had no Juris diction to hear, tho case, as the liquor law ptovldcd that any poison arrest-I eil for keeping liquor fm sale should be In ought to til.ll befoio the Dlstilctt Maglstiato of thn illstilct within which tho liquor was seized lliowul aigiied that Ihu Dlstilil Maglstialo of Honolulu's Jurisdiction covered tho , entile Island. Chllllugworth salill that Iliown's contention was rldlcu-' lous, and llrown said that Chilling worth's was absurd. The Court fin- j ally decided In favor of tho defend ant. ' IS IT DREYFUS REVIVAL? PARIS, fiance, June I Two hundred nnd Ihlilj nirctts have boon inado In connection with dlstm bailees at the Paiithciin, dining which two shots wero filed nt Alfred Dreyfus, BELMONT IS DYING NHW YORK, N. Y , June L Oli ver P. Ilelmont Is djlng of nn opera tion for uppendlcltls. Oliver P. Ilel mont Is a sou of August llelmout. HELENA IS FLOODED IIICLKNA, Mont., Juno I. Tbo streets of this city aio Hooded and 1 1 a file dolus ed by washouts and land slides, BIG DAM BROKE GUANJUATO, Juno 4. A dam burst horo and u score of people aro missing, Lively battle in withington's office The Lawyer Calls a Police Squad to Remove Henry van Gicion. A cplilled seme took place this T" cnonii nt the offiro of the firm of '2istlo & Wllhlnglon, when Henry vm illnion, who was nl iniu tlmo con tiered with the police department, not. removed finiii tho office by u tie liohtnent of police. According to van Olesuii, he wont In see Wllhlngtoii for the purpose of getting fiimi him tbo record of tho o.Ke of Mnlle vs. van Oleson. With iiiglon refused to Blicll out, nnd van Cllofim Insisted that ho had a right to have tho documents. Wlthlngton would glvo no leasou Tor liU ncllim nnd oideicd van Oleson lo lo.ivo il.c oIUco. This van Oleson declined lo do r it lug that bo would stay mull be got Ibe papers. Then things began tn move. Wlthlngton sent word to the police station, nnd n imrintc.t officer was sent poato hasto to the n-scuo of tho Sheriff's good friends. Van tile son explained to the olHcer that bo was making no dlstiiibnnce nnd find committed no bieach of the peace. Whoieupon tho oltlcer departed. Wlth lngton' sent another call to tho sta tion for re enforcements; mill Lieu tenant K-ibnleaalm and Officer lis plniln wtro sent to the fiaj-. They grabbed the renionstratlng van Glesnn mid ejected him bodily from the building. There was no Mood shed. i TAYLOR IS MUDDLED (Obntbraeil from Tutt 1A spacn In tho Advcitlscr, and tbo ob ject Ion was overruled. "You can't fill up blanks with ob jections heie," h.ild Thompson, eaua lng the Court to laugh. Thompson brought out the differ ent statements of Taylor published In Ihu Advertiser and In his own writ lug, referring to the manner In which Ayrcs of the Advcitlscr Hist hi (inch ed the pioposltlon to Taylor. Taylor stated that the elaborated form ot the first statement of the bribery was given to Smith of tho Advertiser, while the condensed foims be gnvn to (ho Attorney Gciicial and kept one himself. "Did jou send dally bulletins to the Advcitlscr?" nsked Thompson. "I did," answered Taylor. "I know that thn material In these statements would be used In the Advertiser." Taylor stated on tho stand (his morning that ho had met Ayrcs by accident In the Queen's Hospital. Thompson piodiiecd a paper In which he stated that he went on purpose to meet Ayrcs. This latter ho admitted to lie correct. Ho also stated (hat bo met It. O. Mnthesnii by appointment nnd they went to the Chinee store where Tay lor was to meet Lee Let. i Ho also staled that ho "concluded" that Mr. Malhcson thoroughly uinlei stood tho Chinese gambling situation, because ho bad been associated with him (TnyhliO In police work before on llio,AjivcilUor. Tailor said (lint "after It had been called to his attention that bis state ments wcro going to be published, I authorized their puullcatlon." "Do you receive any salary from tho Civic federation or from Mr. 12il TnvvAe?" asked TlinnVpson. "I do not," nnswVrcd Taylor. Lnrmirh thon took over tho wit ness, and wished to find out concern ing tho coin lecclved by Tayloi. Thompson objected nnd the objection was sustained. Taj lor was taken oft tho stand. As pci mission was given td'Ajies In havo some stitches taken from his ear, and ho consequently was not present, n. recess was called until 2 o'clock. "A stitch In time saves nine," quoth flank Thompson. COULD COUNT ON MORE Her father: And ho jou want to ninny my daughter, eh? . Young Man: That's what I said. Her father: Hut how do jou ex pect to support her on an Income of $R00 a j ear? Young Man: Oh, como now, jour Income must bo ten -times that amount. i , PACIFYINO KOREANS SEOUL, Knioa, June I The Jap anese (internment has begun an ng gieslto campaign against tbo Korean liisuigcnts. There have been slxty nlno engagements within ulna days, dining which 372 insurgents vveio killed and 55 prlsoneis taken. REORGANIZE RUSSIA'S NAVY ST PLTIJRSIILIRG, Russia, Juno 4 All Impel lal older has been Issued icoiganlzliig tho sjbtcm of command In tho navy. Bulletin Business Office Phone 25G. Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 185, M X 5C 5C U K X )C A X M M H M H it ARRIVED ii K m s a a a : tf ;i sc k k h m 34 ThurJil 0 June I. Am Fchr. Alice Cooke, Pcnhnlioiv 2C ilajs f 1 0111 Poit Ludlow p. in. Frjdny, June 5. U. S, A. T Sherman, Itrugiilcrro, en unite from Manila to Sail f ranclsco, 7 n. in. Sltur. Manila I.oa, Siniurson, front Maul and Hawaii ioit, 5 n in K K E K M X X X i ii V. K M a K X fi DEPARTED K U X 8 M K K wKXKJfKJfKX 'lhmiii.i.v, June I. Slmr. Nocau, Mitchell for ilonnfcj.i. 5 p. m. ' Stmr. Klnail, rirego-, for Kauai ports, 5 p. 111 ' Slmr. James Makee, for Po.irl Har bor. Kijiialo icef, Lalialna nnd llllo. b'chr. Rob Hoy, for Oahu ports. m a W is n X M, K . X S It X i( 51 M K SAILING TODAY Jf X W 55 JC $ if st M ?C X jt- 3C K X 'C Stmr. Claiidlne, llennclt, for Maul ' tt . 'I nnrts. nt 5 n. 111. V S. A. T. Sherman. Ilrugiilerrc, for Sail Francisco, nl 5 p. in. a n m x " J. i', j. x ' ) ft x rt a it M PASSENGERS ARRIVED A X X X X X t V Hi X X A S X Per stmr. Mnima Loa, Slnierson. f 10111 Maul ami Hawaii ports, June 5. S. lizaio. Miss S. Pedio. M. f Scott, f. II. McStocker and wife. Miss J. Me Stockcr W. A. Ilaldwln, 1). II Davis, llrolber Sjlvesttr, Sister Antoul.i, nnd 39 deck. . x x x it w x it it x x m X x x a ' PASSENGERS DEPARTED ;t , i, K i, X K, X X A i It X X Per stmr Klnau, Gmgorj-, for Kauai June I. 5 1. in A. Mcngler, Tnn Wn, J. W. Doyle and servant, C M. Ley sled ami wire, A. J. lllackmnii, L. Welnzhc liner. W. fisher nnd wire, Mrs. V. Weber, Miss C. McColgau, L. L. Harding. Mrs. Pclker. ' 1 )!. 3 X X K . X . X X X K X X PASSENGERS BOOKED X X ) X A A A it X X 3t, X X X ii following are Ibe pmplci booked fnf the llllonlan. leaving June H: Cl.ir enco Djer, Mis. Geo. J Aitqtir. Muster Augur, Mis I. C Abies. Kelliielh Aides, Wlllard Abies, Mrs Marx and 2 children. Leslie Marx, Paul Kuest hardt. Miss 12. C. Skinner, P. Y. Sulll vun, Miss Louise Gullck, Miss Craig, Miss J. C. Carlson, Mrs. A. Haines. Mrs i: Prazlor. Mrs. 12 Gallagher. Mrs. Petrle. Miss G. Whilemau and child, W. P. Miller, Olmsted Atwntcr, Wllll.uu Hoist. Miss Stella Pedio, Miss Giaco Webster, Miss M. A. Ill own. Mist, 15. Thomas. Mlta M. Wad dlnglou, Mr. ami Mis. II. L. Smith, L. (1. Kellogg, G. D.-llell and wife. II. M. Smith and wife, J. P. Dillon and wRc, Mis. MoKcown and c'dld. W. 12. Chain hcis, Miss II. (1. Wool. .Mrs. XV. A. Tnjlor,G L. Samson, Miss Mary Lavv .elice, 'Allco Tboiupson, Mrs. A. f. Iloj'd. Mr. nnd Mrs Scharpe, Miss 12. S. Colwcll. Mlts K. C McLeod, Mis. C. J. Cooper, Miss Ilmiletto Laj'. Miss 12va L. Heiisucr, Mrs. A. 12. Totzel, Mrs. W. f. Hay. Miss I. M. Pope, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ingrlm ami child, Mrs. 12 L. Pariisworth, Mlrs fninsworlh, .Miss Desmond. Miss M. (I. Kindle. Mis. M. Tiitniau, Mrs. Van Wlnklo, W. S. Wind. Mist, Pufcpliluc Pi lost, Mrs. J A. Pltls, Miss Kale Kelloy, Miss Wcitluuuller, T II Petrle. Per stmr. CI iiidlnc, Ilcmiett for Maul mid Hawaii ports. .Iniu .',, 5 p. m. Dr. A. I. DjIIcj and vlfo, A. Pel lejos, Miss 12 Stone. Rev. J. W. Aull and wife, . Q. llradfoid. Rev W. II. fenton-Snilth, Rev. L. Kioll, wlfo and three children. LOCAL JURISDICTION (Continued from Pace 1) next week, which was gi anted. Ho then slated that when the cuso eaino tin he would 1 alto 11 point of Jiulsdle Hon. "I will refer to tho c.iso of Iho U S. vs. Kim." be said. "In which It Is held that where there Is a penally pio tided by tho United Stales for an or fenso, no prosecution cm be bad und er a local statute, the federal Juils diction being exclusive." Prominent ntloruejs with whom (ho matter was was discussed tvure of tho opinion that tho point i.ilsod Is a sluing one, esprclall) In this ease, as Iho Kdmiiudn Act applies p.irtlcul.ulv (o Terrltoiles. In case tho fedeuil and the Terrllorlal courts both had Jiitlsillitlou a defend tut could bo pun ished Uvlco for the s-une eirtome In 1 use tho point inlscd Is siislalnel Ibe police jurisdiction In such cues will he a matter of the past What effect It will hate on Iho Thwliig cim pilgn Incomes a self evident question, and It would seem extremely probiblo that Thvvlng and his supporleis st-m 1 In danger of losing the point thev hatu gained, ns the police enfm co ntent or tbo lawn will Ibcn bo over, tvlillo Dlslilet Attorney llrcckons has inclined to move In Iho mutter or closing up Ihe plaie nt which tin ciiupalgn was directed. WANTS FOR SALE Cheap Itubbei-llro frnzer itinnbout In good condition, Apply to Dr. M 12 Grossman. I021-1W GET IN EXT to yourself and let us build that ca noe, rowinj-boat, or yacht which you have in mind We'll l.ovn it Jn in 110 time, and the prico will be so iuw uiai you win wonaer now we can do it. We've done it, however: so we KNOW. Charles D. Walker, Boat and Machine Works, King near Alapal, jiiftlfi a- ' a, I , , ,y ... kt'r -ulfc'ljfe.iiiai.a. &lV&&dhiZL& X. k .'ifc...,. .kMAkb&l . tud.' 4 M4t-