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EVEN1N0 nUlMTIN, HONOLULU, T. II , THURSDAY, MAll 25. 1909.
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WEEKLY CALEHDAB
Lei Aloha Chapter No. 3
Special.
MdMDAV
I llliDM
VHI)M!SI),VY
I MUM.SDAV
Perfection Regular.
I'MIDAV
Honolulu Chapter Mark Mas
tcr.
HA I UKIIAY
All visiting members of th
6nr arc cordially tnvltpd to
utt.'ti'l meetings of local lodges
i HARMONY LODGE, No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F.
Meet cveiy Sioudny evening nt
", 1:30 lu 1. O. O F Hall, Tort Street
; l: 11. HK.NDRY, Seu-lai)
r. ij. wicki:. N. o
All vlsltlug brothers very cordlall)
Invllfd.
OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. o'. P.
I Meets every first and third t'rl
St.1 evening at 7:3u In K. of 1'. Hall.
sorner Fc-t and Ueret..nla ldtlug
orotttor cordially inlte,' to attend
F. R MUIM, (' l'.
It. GOSLIM.. K It S.
HONOLULU LODGE G16, B. P. 0. E.
Honolulu I.odgi No. 616, 11. P. 0.
H will meet in their hull on Klmj
near Tort Street livery Friday even
In?. Uy order of ttie E. II.:
HENRY G. KA9TON,
Secretary.
VM. II. SlclNERNY, 15. U.
Wm M'KIHLEY LODGE No.8, X.ofP.
Meets overy 2nd and 4th Saturday
evening nt 7: 3D o'clock In K. of I.
Hall, cor. Port nud Herctanla. Vltti
Ing brothers cordially Invited to at
tend. r. si sir(im:v. c. c.
K. A. JACOHSKN, K. It. S.
BONOLULU AERIE 140, F. 0. E.
Sleets on thn 2nd nnd 4th WED
NESDAY evenings of each month at
7;30 o'clock In K. of I'. HMI. corner
Oeretanta nnd Fort atroeta.
Vliltlug Eagles ate Invited to at
tend. W SI. SIrCOY. V., I'rest.
II. T. SIOOPE. Secy.
HAWAIIAN TRIBE No. 1, 1. 0. R. M.
Meets every flint nnd third Thurs
day of each month at Knights of
Pythias Hall. Visiting brothers cor
dially Invited to attend.
f'.KO SVNDERSON. Sachem.
13. V TODD, C of It.
Perfumes
The best assortment ever
shown in the city. STYLES
and PRICES TO SUIT EVERY
BODY.
Leave your order for a bos
of Lchnhardt's Candy, fresh
only at
CHAMBER'S DRUG
CO., Ltd.
Corner King and Fort Streets.
PHONE 131.
PAPER
. All kinds in rolls and sheets,
i AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN PAPBH A
I ' 'SUPPLY CO., LTD.
" Fort and Queen bts,, Honolnlu.
TeJ. 410. George G Guild, Gen. Mgr
. 7rycroft's soda
Purest riavor rii'ucst Quality '
.' Guaranteed Absuulely Pure.
PHONE 370. '
"Wong Wong,
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER.
. , PLUMBING and PAINTING,
OJTiee: Honolulu Painting Co., 221
Kine St.; P. 0. Box 014.
"llJank books of all torts, ledgers
cjo., manufactured by tho Ilulletln
UHlihililng Company
AMBEROL
RECORDS
PLAY 4 MINUTES
PLAY 4 MINUTES.
Call and hear them. An
expensive attachment for
any Edison Phonograph but
the Gem will play them,
HAWAIIAN NEWS
CO., Ltd.
YOUNG BUILDING
Good Meals
Promptly Served
Three Times
A Day
IM
Palm Cafe,
HOTEL NEAR UNION.
is written on every pic of
"lB3o" silverware we tell.
We Carry It In
Three Beautiful Patterns
Our
each.
guarantee goes with
J. A. R. Vieira & Co.
113 HOTEL STREET.
SPRING HATS
Beautiful Models Received by
Alameda.
MISS POWER'S
BOSTON BLDG., FORT 8T.
IUT FLOWERS
AND DECORATIVE PLANTS
Mrs. E.M. TAYLOR
THE FLORIST, HOTEL YOUNG Bid.
Telephone 339.
WA1KIKI INN
'The Finest Bathing on the Beach."
Meals At All Hours.
I WINES, LIQUORS. AND CIGARS.
I W. 0. BERGIN. Proprietor.
For Distilled Water and Assorted
Soda Watei, delivered to ofQoe and
residence, RING UP 857,
Arctic Soda Water WorRs
12C3 Miller St. M. . DB 81.
The Manhattan Cafe
ideals and Short Orfnra at All Times
of the Day and NiRht. We Never
Sleep. FORT ST. NEAR HOTEL.
R. Wm. WARHAM. Prop.
! Horse, Harness and
I Surrey
i For Sale, Guaranteed,
A. R. Rowat, D.V.S.
777 KING ST. i
McTighe Favorite ,
the Best Whiskey on the Market.'
niOS. F. McTIGHE & CO.. AGENTS,
101-105 KING ST.
PHONE 140. P 0. BOX 7M. ,
Reliability
TYPEWRITERS AND
OFFICE SUPPLIES.
Everything that the Name Implies.
Office Supply fo.,Ltd.
I 03 1 TORT ST.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Orders for the Industrial Edition
of the Evening Bulletin will
be taken by any of the B u 1 1 e t in's
newsboys, nt fifty., cents a copy.
Ten good nutohacks. Phone 6.
Miss Nellie Hodnctt left yestcrdny
for San Francisco.
French or German tnught In five
w'cks. Hoom r7. Young btilldtng.
New pictures at the San Franetsco-
Thentro tonight A big double show,
II. Do Fries was an arriving passen
ger on tho Clotidlno yesterday morn
ing.
No better lunches ore to be had in
town than those served at the Royal
Annex.
Mr Arthur Wall nnd children and
Sirs, Robert Lowers arc at Unlclwn
for a month.
Tnktt your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carrlago Manfg. Co., for
up-lodato repairs.
1 you are looking for any of youi
frUnda go to the "Two Jack" and
jou'll find Oiem.-
8. K. Kiieo, County- Attorney of
Kniml, will Icavo tilts' nftcrnoon at 5
o'clock In the steamer V. 0. Hnll.
SIIsh Dora Saunders, daughter of
Captain Saunders, formerly of tlieJ
Manchuria, departed for home jester
day.
Dr. Hawkins, who arrived In the Ala
medn Inst Friday, left this morning In
tho Flntircnco Ward, for Midway Is
land. N. SI. Campbell, who was airestcl
for using profane language, forfeited
his ball of 110 In 1'iu District Court
this morning.
W. W. (loodalo, manager of Wnla
tua Agricultural Company, is boo!...
to lcao In the Clnndlnc tomorrow.
Sirs. Goodalo will accompany him.
Tickets ordered for "The Toymak
cr" matinee on Saturday next will be
sold if not called for, at the Berg
strom Music Co., by noon, Friday.
According to .1. Vcnhulzcn, chlei sail'
Itary Inspector of tho Itoard of Health,
tho New England Ilakery on Hotel
street, will be discontinued on April 1,
The San Francisco Theatre, on tho
cite of the old mcrry-go-round on Hotel
street, presents the Inrgest moving pic-
lures In town. Good music and fresh
air Is the rule.
Sir. Snlgo of tho Yokohama Specie
bank. Is tho fifth son ot the late Mar
quis Snlgo of Japan. Ho Is also tho
nephew of General Salgo, who was
tho leader lu tho Jnpanoro rebellion of
1877.
This Is tho nnulwis.iry nf tho death
of tho lato Win. II. Coney, who was
one of tho brightest tluwnllinx of his
day. Old friends todn) pineal (loners
mi Sir. Coney's grave Hi kind remem
brance. Sir. Morrison, who went to SItdway
today to become superintendent of tho
station, spent five years at Midway
as a bachelor. Ho goes this time with
I. Is. wife, who will be tho queen of
.Midway.
Wo hno all tho best facilities for
priming and developing. Drlng your
Kodak work to us; wo can help yon
get the best results by pointing out
mistakes. It. W. Perkins, studio on
Hotel St., near Fort.
Klghly-flvo shares of Oahu Sugar
Company stock sold at S31.B0 yester
day morning, tho prices then jumping
to 132, nt which several lots changed
hands. Two small lots of Pioneer Mill
sold nt SI 01 yesterday.
J. Naknmurn, a Jnpaneso on Knllu
road nnd a Chlueso on Second street
Hero advised by tho Hoard of Health
that they could not bako foodstuffs
any longer, on account of Insanitary
conditions of premises.
Port iy Its, studios, and high-class
photos In pvcry stylo of tone nnd fin
ish nt It. W. Perkins' Btudlo, Hotel
near Kort,St. Wo have tho most mod
ern and complete equipment In tho
Territory, Come and ace our work.
Supervisor Qulnn this morning de
nied that he had taken matters Into
his own hnnda nnd appointed a suc
cessor to Costa ns stable boss at Ka
kaako. Ho Insisted that ho la on tho
moBt friendly terms wjth tho .Mayor.
Chief Secretary Tsuchlya of tho
local Japanese Consulate, will leavo
for Japan In Iho liner Chlyo Slaru,
sailing from hero on the 29th. It Is
expected thut ho will bo given a pro
mltlon In the Department of Foreign
Affair.
An Insane Japanese went to tho
Jnpaneso Consulate-General yesterday
nnd demanded that ho he permitted to
seo the King. Ho said that ho wanted
to seo him. about his wir. Ho made
such a loud and noisy demand that the
tecrotarkm of tho -Consuluto blocked
their earn with books.
ONE THINQ HE COULD DO.
Green "I'm looking for a plumber
to do somo work for me. Do you hup
pen to know of one that docs satisfac
tory work?"
Drown " know of ono that I can
guarantee to fill tho bill; but don't
know how satisfactory his work will
bo."
A Host Excellent Assortment of
SUITINGS
W. W. Ahana Co.,
LIMITED
02 A. KINO ST. PHONE M5.
THE BEST "FITTERS" IN T0WB.
Storm Swept West
DALLAS, Toxns, Slnrch 24 Twelve people have been killed nnd
many Injured nnd great dnmngo has been done In the country illslrlett
by n tornado.
DI3NVRH, Colo., Slnrclf 21. A gieat snowsloii.i Is laglng The Vio
lins been cut off from roiunmnlcntloii and hundreds of telegraph unit tel
ephone poles nro down. The fire-alarm system Is destroyed, llicio la
great damage to tiees In parks, nnd
Clark's Tariff Talk
WASHINGTON, D. 0 , SInrrh 2 I. Cliniiiii Clark, Democrntlc leader
of tho House, replied to Itrpresenlntlve Payne today in a live-hour speed!
cpposlng the Itepubllean tariff proposals.
Mikado
TOKIO, .In pan, SInrrh 13 1 .- -Til
denial that Jupsnesc residents In the
Government.
OIL-BURNING WABSH'PS
SIA1113 ISLAND, Calif., Slairh 2 I - Oil-burning experiments have
been ordered continued. It Is believed that n test trip of an iill-liuiuliig
warship will be made to Honolulu.
i I m
DIRECT PRIMARY F3R CALIFORNIA
8ACKASIKNTO, Cnllf, Slnrch 24 Tho Governor bus slgnfd the di
rect primary law.
JAPANESE DIET ADJOURNED
TOKIO, Japan, Slnrch 24 Tho Diet has adjourned after a sestdou
barren of results.
SOZODONT
Duv.'jiiani
P CU-snjing- ( BesstnyW1
OWNS
T
SHOPPIi NEWS
AND,
BUSINESS REMINDERS
A parcel containing two belts has
been found Seo nil, this issue.
A cottage of about four rooms p.nt
Iy furnished or unfurnished Is wanted.
Seo ml, this Issue.
Wo now have SlcCnll's patterns fo,
Slarch and April ready for you. They
tare unusually good. Come nnd seo
them. Jordan's.
Tho lliown-I.yon Company havo a
i.peclal line of Civil and Mechanical
Engineering Kncyclopacdlns which
every mill manager nnd engineer
should jKissess.
The best printing and developing l.i
town are done nt Gurroy's. Island
orders aro given prompt and careful
attention. Send In your films and
nogatlvcs to bo developed.
Thos. V, McTlgho & Co., on King
street, aim to supply your table with
thn choicest of wines and liquors. If
you want u treat, try u bottle of Du
bonnet Wluu Hitters, tho finest thing
mado for cocktails.
I Ahoy'a llnej of ladlcH and men's
hose In all qualities and prices Is
worth looking at. Ills htore on Niiu
nnu street contains a(lurgo stock of
grass linens nnd pongee silks and tho
prices aro very reasonable.
Two furnished cottages for rent, one
on Alapat and ono on Knplolanl St,
$25 nnd (40, lespectively Unfurnished
cottngo. Pllkol nnd Wilder, 33. Slu-l
noa Valley and Kalinukl lots, bargain J
prices, "Wnterhouso Trust."
r
Hvcry woman knows that Onyx hos
iery stands nlouo .us tho lluost hose
In the world. Hut few know of the
Improvements lu Onyx hoslory for
1903. A now assortment for men, wo
men, and children ut Sachs'.
l
The Hawaiian Iron Fcncn nnd Monu
ment Works are putting tho vault in
tho new Yokohama Specie Hunk. Their
ttock ot safes Is pry largo. Iron fence,
ornamental lawn furniture, nipl fouu
tains can bo mado to order lu uu do
sign or dimension. I
THK JAPANKSK llmtr Nippon
Slaru roiwrtcd this morning by li
less that sho wiiuld bo off poit nt 2
O'clock this afternoon Hlu. will liikn
it few passongers from heiu for the
Orient, among llioiu being Lady How
ard. Hlie nlll sail loinnriow morning
aVj.L.LtCT'OM O' .r I
kTuaiST cnoieW
L''xaReoicNTSe1
nt l o'eloek
trafllc Is suspended. (
Denies It
Government has Issued mi olllelnl
United States net ns spies for the
TOOTH
POWDER
The mark of the highest-grade
dentifrice, the standard in every
country in the world, is Sozodont.
It will not tarnish gold work or
scratch the enamel. A perfect
dentifrice the one for you.
It is very convenient for the
traveler.
Benson, Smith & Co., Agents
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record March 24, 1009,
From 10;.t0 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Marlon C Crunk by ally to Mr
Chun Kiiui Chow I)
Gear, Lansing & Co by lis to Sarah
I K Hull 1)
Knlliim (k) to P II lloonuu. . .CauL
Kalilhl llenlnmlnn by ntty to La
balna Agietl Col.td I)
von llaniiu-Young Co Ltd to J W
Kershncr Ilel
Win T ItohliiMin to Ihuella Coin
well Itol
Hmellsi K Coruwoll and hsh to C
llrower & Co Ltd D
A Lewis Jr and wf to Gullhcrmlnu
Ferrclrn I)
Entered for Record March 25, 1000,
From 0 a. m. to 10:30 a. m.
J It Hornbcrger tr to .Manuel Ho
drlgucs I)
HONOLULU WEATHER
Thursday, Slarch 2.'.
Tcmporntuies 0 n. in., fl.1; S n. in.,
117; 10 n. m., AS; noon, 72; morning
minimum, C2.
Ilarometer, 8 a. in., 30 21; absolute
humidity, 8 n. in., 4.778 grains per
cubic foot; lelatlve humidity, 8 a. m.,
fill per cent.; dew point, 8 a. m., ",.
Wind C a. m, velocity 1C, dlree
tlon N13; 8 u. m., velocity 10, dliec
tlon NI3; 10 a. m.. velocity 15, direc
tion Nl-3; noon, velocity IS, direction
NK.
Rainfall during 24 hours ended
i 8 n. m., . 1ft Inch.
Total wind movement during 24
'lien's ended at noon, 257 miles.
I WM. H. STOCKMAN.
I Section Director, Weather Iliircnu
DANGE
Rats aro a menace to
health ami property. At
the first situ of a rat, use
1 Stearns' Electric
Rat and Roach
I Paste
I It U tho only guaranteed ex
terminator for rats, mice,
cockroaches and other ver
min. Dealers refund money If H fall.
Bold fur 80 years, with Increasing sales,
a puiltlvo proof of merit, flats and mice
eat It and run out of doors to die,
Jol.boi21o; Hoi.box J1.00. Sold everywhere
ur sent tipr.u prrp.U on receipt of prluo.
. STEARNS' ELECTMC PASTE CO.,Cblcsgo,lll.
m
X '-
IN FOREIGN PORTS
Tuesday, March 23.
--VJ
I
SYDNEY Airlved Slur 21
S. S. Moana, hence Star. 0.
SAN I'ltANOISCO Arrived Star. JJ
S. S. China, !) n. in., heneo Slur. IK.
IIILO-Snlled Mar. 21;
S. S. Arizona!!, for New York li
Sliigellnn. ' '
KAHHMJI Snlli'tl Slch. 22;
Hkln. W. F. llariues, for Port Town
send. MAIIUKONA Sailed Slch. Ill:
.1. II. llruee, for San Francisco.
YOKOHAMA Sailed Mar. 20:
S. S. Cheyo. for Honolulu.
SAN FltANCISCO-AriUed Star. 20:
S. H. .Mexican, from S.illna Cruz.
SAN FIIANCISCO Arrived Moll. 22:
Schr. Defender, from lloiinlpu.
SAN FIIANCISCO Sailed Mar, 22:
llktne Irmgaid, for Honolulu.
KI.KKLIJ Sailed Sleh. 20:
IlKtti. Mnknwell, for Poit Towiisend
Saturday, March 20.
SAN FIIANCISCO -Ai lived Mill. 20:
S. S. Sleilcnn. from Sallna Cruz.
YOKOHAMA Sailed SI eh. 20:
S. S. Chlyo Slaru. for Honolulu.
Friday, March 19.
SKATTI.i: Sal ed March IS:
S. S. Virginian, for Honolulu
LI3ITI I Sailed .Mtui.1i IS:
Ger. sp. Nordsee, for Honolulu.
SAN FIIANCISCO Sailed Starch 19:
S. S. Nippon .Mum, for Honolulu, 1
"p. in.
IlItlSHANl-: Railed .March 10:
S S. Aoraligl, for Honolulu.
KAIIULUI Silled Mulch IS:
S. S. Arizona!!, for lllln.
HII.O Arrived .March 15:
Schr. Gamble, from Ludlow.
TACO.MA Sailed Mar. 13:
Srhr. Prosper, for Kabiilul.
SAN FIIANCISCO Arrived -Mar. l'J.
S. S. lhitoi-prlso, from llllo.
Thursday, March 18.
SAN FIIANCISCO Snlli-d March 17.
I t-'ehr .las. Itolph. for liana.
SAN FIIANCISCO -Sailed Slur. 18:
' S. S I'll lades, lor Honolulu.
POUT TOWNSLND- - Milv.il Sleh. IS
t'chr. Hubert Lowers, heneo .Mar. 1.
! llktne. T. P. Kmlgh, from llllo.
I MAIIUKONA AriUed .Mar. 17:
I llktne. Hawaii, fiom Now castle.
Tuesday, Msrcn 15.
SAN FHANCISCf) Anlved Slnr. 15:
Hk It. P. Illlliet hence Feb. 21.
SAI.INA Cltl'Z Anlved Mar. 13:
S. S. .Missouri;!!!, fiom llllo. lVb. 27.
SAI.INA ClltlZ-Salled Mar. 12:
S S. .Mexican, for H-in 1'r.iiit.lsco.
11II.O Hulleit Mar. 13:
S, S. Columbian for Sallna Cruz.
Monday. March 15. 1909.
SAN FIIANCISCO Arrived Star. 13.
I S. A. T. Thomas, hence Slar. 5.
10 n. in., S. S. Siberia, enee Slar. I).
SAN FIIANCISCO- Sailed Slnr. 13:
11 u. in., S. S. Alameda, for Hon.
SAN FltANCISCO-Salled Slar. II:
5 p in., S. S. Lurllne, for Honolulu.
YOKOHAMA Sailed .Mar. 13:
S. S. Slniieliiirla, fur Honolulu.
SBATTMJ- Sailed Slar. 1 I:
S. S. Hy.idcs, for Honolulu.
YOKOHASI A Sailed Slar. II:
11. I. .1. SI. S. Mh, Tor Honolulu.
II. 1. J. SI. S. Soy.i. for Honolulu.
GltAYS HAKIlOIt Sailed Slar. 13:
Schr. It. C. Searle, for Honolulu.
IIILO Sailed Slur. 10:
T. P. Kmlgh, for Sound.
Saturday, Mar. 13, 1000.
SAtf PHANCIBCO-Al rived Slur. 13:
U. S. A. T. Thomas, hence. 5th.
SAN FIIANCISCO -Sailed Slu'r. 13:
1 1 a. in., S. S. Alameda, for Hon.
YOKOHAMA Suited Slur. 13:
S. S. Manchuria for Honolulu.
Friday, March 12.
SAN FIIANCISCO Sailed Slnrch 11.
S. 8. Virginian, for Seattle.
Thursday, March 11.
BAN FIIANCISCO Arrived March II:
S S. Pleiades, henco Feb. 27.
Wednesday, March 10.
SAN FIIANCISCO Sailed .March 9:
S. S. Korea, 4 p. m., for Honolulu.
SAN FHANCIBCO-Snlled Slnrch 10-
S. S. Hllonlau. l'p. in . for Honolulu
KAIIULUI Sulled .March 9:
8. 8. Columbian, for llllo.
Tuesday, March 9,
SHATTLIJ Arrived March ie:
8. 8. Ilyades, fiom San Francisco.
SAN FIIANCISCO Arrived, Slarcil 8:
8. 8. Nippon Slaru, hence Slnrch 2
VICTOIHA Arrlted .March 9:
S. 8. SInkurn. hence .March 2.
SAN FIIANCISCO Arrived Mnrcli 9:
8. S. Alameda, henco Slarch 3.
Monday, March 8, 1009
BAN ntANCIRCO- Arrived Slnr. 7:
8 8. Virginian, from Sallna Cruz.
llktn Corona do, heneo Fob. 17.
llktn. Iruiguid, henco Feb. 17.
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived March S:
S. 8. Lurllne, henco Feb. 17.
IIIIX) Anlved Feb. 27:
8 B Kntcrprlse, from San Fruii
clslo. Saturday, March 6.
8A.N FRANCISCO Arrived .March ;,
Schr ,1ns. Itolph, from liana, Feb n;
SAN FIIANCISCO Sulled Murch 0.
Schr W. H. SInrston. from llllo.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed -March :
I' 8. A. T. Logan, for Honolulu
YOKOHAMA Bulled Slnrch C:
S 8. China for Ilonolillii.
YOKOHAMA Arrlvoil .March
8 8. .Mongolia, heuro Feb 23
Friday. March 5.
TACOM A -Sailed Slur. 4
8. 8 Texan, for Honolulu,
Thursday, March 4.
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Slnr. 3-
H 8. Hllonlau, hence
HAN I'RANCIHCO-S.'XIIod Mar I.
H 8. 1 1, ados, for Hoaltle.
DEPARTED
. - A
Weilnei.lax. March 21
Am sp Falls of Cl.ile. l'.ug'ills. lor
tl.iv lota, 4 p. m.
Stliir. .Iiinies Makee, MeAlllsli-r, rm1
Peat) Harbor, p. in.
Tliumlny, Sluieh 2.".
Cable sp Flauiencu W.inl, Pill, lor
Midway. 10 n. in.
f SAILING TODAY
Stnir. W. G. Hall, TIioiiiimoii, for
Kauai, 5 p. III.
T SAILING TOMORROW f
Stmr. Clniiillue, Heiiliett, Tor Maul
and llllo, "i p. in.
T DUE TODAY l'
.1. :
T. K. K S. ii. Nippon Slaru, fiom
Sun Fr.mclreo, 2 p. in.
DUE TOMORROW '
.;
A -II. S. S. Plel-nlua. riom H.m Finn
elrrn. n. in.
DUE SATURDAY
A.-ll. S. S. Vligliilan. from Seattle.
li. m.
... ,j.
I PASSCNQCRS DEPARTED
"
Per Cable sp Fl.iureiice Waul. Pill,
Tor Mlilwnv. Mar. 25 Mr. nud Mrs
Mori Iron. Sir. YouM. Dr. Hawkins, Mr.
Tinker.
PASSENGERS BOOKED
I
Per stnir Cl.iuillno. for Slnul and
llllo. Slerch 2fi. 3 t. m. A. dm lie)
nil wife, i: II. Woih house. .Miss It.
Aknii.i. Slra. S. A. Alepimda. C. II.
Slebert. W. W. GoimI.-iIc and wile. .1. P.
Cooke. R. A. Ko-iniH. W. A. KIlilii'V.
Mrs. C A. Ileal, I". L. Wnldron. C. SI.
V Forstcr.
Per h'tmr. W. G. Hull, Tor Kninl.
M ireh 25. 5 p in S.un Knoo. J. I.
t'llMi anil wile, I'.. A. Kiiudsen. Duesl
I'l'i'liiip. liev. II. IseubeiB, ('. II. An
il'iws. C. It. .I.ii din. K. Desha nud wile.
Knpnhii.
Per S. S. Nlpimn Slain. Fllinei. for
lie Oilenl. .Mnrrh 2d. T. W. I.ucn
nud wife. Lad) llow.ud, Geo. II. Wight-
man mill daughter.
WATERFRONT NOTES
THK AMKHICAN-IIAWAIIAN i'
P'Hi) h rielgnter imi lades wit: urrne
Ironi the States touioimw nioiiilng
biltiKllii; n large slilpiueiil nf g"iioml
i lrci for this pml. 1'ioin San Fiun
elf ro. the will bring 350t Ions
l.oliibt fo" liunoliilu. Aflur she Ium
,'lcli:irBed her freight. li- will leu,,-
for Sun Fiunrl'-i'ii illrei'l Am II 2. Tli-
Pleladen Is not bringing lumber f ir
the Alake.i wh.nf sliel. us the Vliuiu-
l.iii. due to arrive hole on Satuiday
I rem Piiget Soiilid. will bring it.
COAST SPORT GLEANINGS
FROM HELIADLC 30URCES
lllieelois of thu Coluinbiis ()., Hilv
Ing Puik eonipiny bae deeided I hat
Hie bulk U their Sepleinb.-r rielug
piogrini will lu made up by the Na
tional trotting han Heap. six. sfik's
end two rutiiiltles. woith SSt.onii.
Whatever the plate of aiitos lu the
world of spoil Seeielary of War
Wright bus foiuiulated an older Willi
drawing them fiom military pive In
Wachlligtnn.
John l.eiiiiu, Swiss wrestler, winner
of the big Inteiuatlonal toiiriiameiit at
l.oiulon last year, ami conqueror of
O'Kelly, who won the heavyweight
competitions at the OI)iuple games, ..(
on thu fall of Gotch.
Tho long ilUtnuco iccord for hoi-ses
is held by u United Slates mall team,
which has tiuveled nioio than 55.UU0
miles, near Kuton, O.
Wouldn't it be a good joke upon
the public If James J. Jeffiies simply
took their money lu vuii.luvllle and
then retired ipih tl) ?
It Is generally adiultted by exp-its
that Australia possesses the bust L,iwii
tennis players III the win Id. They
phi) it scientific game nnd secure Iho
best lesults all mound. The Austial
Inn champion Is Norman lliookes.
Tho Inter-colleglalo Rowing Assoeln
tlou Is seriously thinking of loduelnti
the distance of colleglato lowing hiiii
petltlon fr.ini rour to tlueo mile, llio
lledgllng collegian. It is nigued, Is un
lit Tor the long distance, and serious
halm ofiei! lesullH from ihe slro'u
it it it i: i : it i; i ) , I, it i i;
KAHIILIM-Silled Slnr. 3.
llktne. .Muk.iwe I, for K'iuIo.
Wednesday, March 3.
SAI.INA CRUZ Salluil Feb. 27:
S S. Virginian, for Bnn Francl -oj.
SAI.INA CRUZ-Arrlved l-Vb. 27'
S. H. Mi'Xlciin, from llllo Fob. 13.
PAN FRANCISCO-tjnlled Slaieli 2:
Ilktii" S G Wilder, Tor Honolulu.
IIONOIPU Sailed Slnrch 3:
Schr Defender, for Pan I'riiielsou
SAN Fit NCI8CO-Ai rived Mur. 3:
SI. N. H. S. Illlonlm from lluii'ilulii
Tussday, March 2,
SAI.INA CHUH- Sitiod Felr 27-
H 8 Vlrglnliin from 8i,ti I'rauelseo
SAN I'll ANCJ8CO -Sailed March 2.
IlUlne H O Wilder, for Honolulu
Soa Wrous, $100
18-foot Motor Launch with 4-Cyc
Motor, $175, Complete.
'HE CHARLES D. WALKERS, BOAT
AND MACHINE WORKS
King St. oprVa .South St,
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