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)',.- ' , v f- t r EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., FMDAY, JULY 16; 1909. ': V a' ASONIG llil'li WEEKLY CALENDAR AlflNDAV Pacific SUted. TUUMUAV WIlUNCttiDAY j;i j- TMUMHOAV Honolulu,Chnper Past Matter and Moif excellent flatter. ''HlfA' , MA'lUltDAV All visiting members ot the Order are cordially Invited to Attend meetings ot local lodge HARMONY LODGE, No. 3, 1. 0. 0. E. -v Meets every Monday evening at T:30 In I. 0. O. f Hall, Fort Street. , i:. 11. HENDRY, Secretary. I D. WIClvi:. N. o. Atf vlaltlng brothers er coidlally 'invited. OAHU LODGE, No. 1, X. of 1?. Meets 'every first aud third Frl lay evening ut 7:30 In K. ot P. Hall, comer fort uud Ueretanla. Visiting brothers cordially Invited to attend. r. n. nuornt, c.vC. It. UUSL1NO. K. U. S. HONOLULU LODGE 618, B. P. 0. E. Honolulu Lodgo No. 616, II. r. 0. Elks, meets In their ball, on King Street, near Tort, every Friday even ing. Visiting Brothers are cordially Invited to attend. E. A. DOUTHITT, E. R. II. C. EASTON, Sec'y. Wm. M'KINLEY IQDGE N0.8, Kofi?. Meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday evening at 7:20 o'clock In K. ot V. Hall, cor. Fort and Ueretanla. Vlalt lng brothers cordially Invited to at tend. f. m. Mcancw. c. 0. E. A; JACOBSEN, K. R. 8. We are in line with the belt assortment pt ; Talcum Powders In the market. All makes. Perfumed and Plain. i'eii'jMti'Mk 'qn,the kind 1M want. 1 . 1 . 3 3 " t. II rfi leh'nhardt's Candirs always ' fre-flt lt mt ' ! ' CHAMBER'S DRUG '' CO., Ltd. Kinc and Fort Sts, . Phone 131. 1 'W'W1 l Mat1 " Madeira Embrbicleries MAS. ROSENBERG. YOUNQ HOTEL Miss Kale Woodard 1141 Fort Street. Stampinij, Embroidery and Ho tions. Shirtwaists, Glovci and Un derwear. Orders taken lor all kinds of fancy work. Telephone 387. Men's Laundry Work The French laundry. J. Abode', Prop., 868 Beretania St, CARNATION MILK New Shipment. HENRY HAY & CO., LTD. Phone 22 . XONOIUIU AERIE 140, F, 0. X. Meets on the 2nd and 4th WED NESDAY evenings ot each) month at 7: SO o'clock In K. ot P. Hall, cornet Beretania and Fort streets. Vlaltlng Eagles are Invited to at- lend. 1 W. M. McCOT, W Prest II. T. MOOHC. Secy. NEW SUMMER MILLINERY at HISS POWERS' MILLINERY PARLORS. Boston Building, Fort St HAWAIIAN TRIBE, No. 1, 1. 0. R. H. 1 T V Meets every first nnd third Thurs days ot each month at Knights ot Pythias Hall. Visiting brothers cor dially Invited to attend. L. A. PKRKY, Sachem. E. V. .TODD, C. of R. Your Watch Can be made to last longer and keep store correct time if prop erly attended to at regular intervals by a man who thoroughly understands it. Come and see us, about it. J. A. R. Vieira & Co. 115 Hotel St. Sheet .Music The latest nonular sheet music ot the day; standard 1 and cla&sio music. We .have a complete stock at lowest prices. . .t Musical Instruments of all' kinds. p. . ', Hawaiian News Co.,- " V ' LIMITED- ", Alexander Young Bldg. COMBINGS Hade' up in all styles. EMRICHLUX ' Fort and Beretania-Sts. Harrison Block. Forcegrowth Will do it 10C1L AND lENEML Th Bulletin makes Its bwn scratch pads, makes them good and big nndjiclls therp for five &l 'fen good auto-hacke. none Senator J, M. Dowsett returned trom Hawaii joaterday oh the Claudlne. Take.rnur carriage or automobile to Hawaiian Carriage Mantg. Co., foi up-to-date repair. For selling liquor 111 unlicensed hours. Charlie Apun was arrested to day. (Jco. A. Newman was arrested at noon today, on a charge uf drunken - 1' f . ncrs. ,. k I W. O. Aiken of Maul will return to his home this afternoon, sailing on ,the uc Claudp.. ,lt II, C. Wnldron, tho well known goit er. Is to undergo nn operation at tho Queen's Hospital today. C. It. Cooke who leaves this after noon for Maul, wtlll treturn on tho Ml kahala on Sunday with his family. John R. Uergstrotn, piano tuner and repairer. Formerly 'with Bergstrom Music Co. PrO,Box,40. Phone 581. Thero was a. Very high tide at Wal klkt last- evening and the breakers wero rollfng'in very high on the beach. The. .steamship Asia arrived this nt tmoon at 1:40. She will Ball for the Orient nt 10 o'clock tomorrow fore- Kn. 4 , ' , v 1 ' , IwnnA lnrnsi((n fn.lnV &1aA n enll for illorco against her husband1', Mnta lilqhl Morcsli'lta on the grounds ot de sertion. ' Miss Florence Yarrow leaves for New Jersey op the Kqrea next week beraiso of tho serious Illness of her mother. Coat your Iron roofs with "Arabic." You will be surprised at Its cooling a'nd' preservative' properties California Feed Co.. sgonts. Manager Christian Hedemann on "the 14th celebrated the twenty-fifth nn' ntversary of his eniployment with the Honolulu iron works, Mrs. McVeigh, wife of the superln tendent 'of the settlement on Molokal Is booked to leave in the dlaudlno'thU afternoon at t-o'clock. R. V. Edmunds of Papaloa, Hawaii, has quItQ recovered from his long Ill ness, nnd is fejurnlng to'lio planta tion on.lhe Claudlne thlsevonlng. On a chargo of vagrancy. Ah Fill was arrested this forenoon. He Is said to be an old offender and a bad one. He wll cbnio up for trial tomorrow morning. R. W. Shingle, p-.-csl.lent of tho Hen ry waterhouso Tru t Cominny. will leave 'this afternoon for the other-Is lands on business. Hq sails 9n the ciauaino at & o'clock. Noah Alull, attorney at law, will bo among tiio outgoing passengers on the Asia,, which arrhed today from San rrauciscu. iiu t;oea iu Japan, wnence ho will takea trip around (hc world. . Wahilanl. 'the natlye boxer, Is sched uled" to work out 'kt tjta .Qrpheum this afterrioon.thus' plving tho. Impression that he Intends to go, back onv Scully, who claims that Wahilanl Is matched to flsht Kreedrus'nat tlf Sar Theater. Tnis isthe last day for the collec tion, ot sewer rates, at (.Department oi t'uonc woritsand, tnrp .was. , a large, crowci arouuej tn,t .windows pi I morning.,," po far, to d'ate, there has beon $10,740.90, taken Jp through the wndoy on this, Jtera. . u , Jfildge jfae Bolt, In tho Circuit Court, this morning Issued, an, order discharg ing tho Bank.pt Hawaii a, a' garnished hi tho,.sul b-pugit,galnat aorge 13, CurJIs, by ,A, ..Humplireys. tTbe ord' ce was made with the plaintiff consent tpg, as thq bank has proved that It holds nothlug.,wlierfiby can bo named as a gafnlsheo. , 4An, entertainment will be given at thp ,ynlvprstyQlub;,thls ovcp'lpg.at f o'c;ocV. Dr, Tempest Anderson of York, .England, will give a lecture. Il lustrated by colored lantern slides, on I'The West Indian Volcanoes." Fol-' lowing the lecturp a series of color pho tographs taken ,b- Oscar Maurer of Berkeley, California, will bo shown. t M arama AND KOREA PASSENGERS are advised to place their baggage order with the CITY TRANSFER CO. (7a. H. Love), who give their personal itttention to all baggage orders., Phone 152. '??''', ', . CORPORATION TAX CAUSING TROUBLE -i- WA8HINC1TON, July IT,. Friction between the President nnd tho conferees over tiie tariff Ii becoming iipp.irvnt, Mr. Tnft has fefuscd to consent' to the striking out of tho corporation tax amendment! m 1 i 1 ' MORE MILLIONS FOR CANAL. WASHINGTON, July U.. President Tuft will uslc Congres lo nil thorUe bonds to tho amount of 140,01)6, 000 (o carry on work on tho Panama Caiml during tho next Ilsc.il nnr. , m m m VILLAGES DESTROYED BY EARTHQUAKE. ATHKN8, July ir. Several villages were destroyed nnd many per sons killed nnd wounded by un enrthciunke which shook the 1'rovlnce of Klls today. m GREAT MEXICAN ENTHUSIASM. CITY OF ML2XICO, July ir,. Orcnt enthuslanm Is being evldonrcd here over the coming uiiifercnco between President Dlnz nnd President Tnft. , ' .SHAH TAKES REFUGE. TKHKUAN,. Persia, July ID. Fighting continues here In the slroetB. The Shah tins taken refugo In the Ituislan legation. 1 m SON TO PRINCESS DA SAGAN. s PARIS, July 10. Tho Princess da S.igan,. fouuerly Miss Anna Gould, has given birth to n boh, . ISIANto Ring up Telephone 888. Wood and Coal 'Stove Fuel. Quality and Quantity the aim. Draying, Express and General Transportation.Excavatmg and Filling General Contracting. . Q. W. McDOUOALL. and Fillinsf T" Prop. KEYSTONE-ELGIN WATCHES INGERSOLL WATCHES At AU Watcbdealers. Jos. Schwartz, Agent for Hawaiian Islands, Cor. FpRI and KING Sts.. Honolulu. OWL, 5-CENT CIGAR JM. At Gunst fc Co. FORT AND KING STREETS. gJ -iSr 0 0 KS BOOKS iWAIX. NICHOLF COMPANY. LTD., ' Fort and Merchant sts. 0. Q. YES HOP & CO. SHIPPERS and FAMILY BUTCHERS' ' TELEPHONE- -251 BULLETIN ADS PAY ' Shirtwaist " Sale ' BLOM'S PRIMO CHOICE CUT FLOWERS,. Also , FANCY RIBBONS and BASKETS Mrs. E.M. TAYLOR THE FLORIST, HOTEL YOUJTG Bid. Telephone S39, & .4 Underwood Typewriters and repairing. A. B. ARLEIGH CO.. LTD. Hotel St., Opp. Union. Home-Made Candy ,, i AT Woman's. Exchange lr SHOPPING NEWS I I BUSINESS. REMINDERS Gr jiaaaaaaav . 1 IJtFKsaaaHaaaaaaaaaaBap'' 1 tewyywltfewZJj.;-,. AjsivhJr&ii CT.fHiJBawSMd'SVrtf W t? I Vn- n. .....s.sJf5V;stT ' 2i 1 WxMmTmmwi xiFAiiw iH tW!,Ji,7&4i''J'lWS5l')4i v H' V 1 II Y ' w t'?';Fv' t i. i ivsprsi':.MF.'Mj,J"i "!rz:v:Gr.wj .r.. v ; -.j f"( -t'&T, iviii' ".'I'll ' . 'mlIrJi';, ? v !rwr sMfllf 1 1 Mi M r.JSkyBJ!s.A.!siV L C3aaauiPRaaaaaaiil19kaaa I1 .'I J '..'J A .furnished cottage .for. rent for three, or four months. Bee classified N. - 1 . ,i , A'small bedroom with the prlylleg of using sltchen, (or rent; a young lady preferred, pee ad. , A life preserver for your roof Is 'Eu reka Perfection Paint. It Is the bentv the cheapest and tho freshest paint sold In this market. Bind for booklet to P. O, Box 93. Young men who' are looking for a stylish and serviceable shoe should 1 read Manufacturers' Shoe Coa ad on first- page. Then thoy, should call at tho store and try on a pair. The soda water and lee cream sun daes sold by Benson, Smith &, Co., Ltd. are admittedly the best in jlonoluln. The flavprlng andlce creani'are mado from, pure materials and ,tho soon water ,ls properly charged.- Shipping v .. . in IN FOREIGN PORTS Friday, July 16. YOKOHAMA, Anhcd July 1G: a, U. Chlyo Mam, henco July C. PA8SEN3ERS ARRIVED J Pur 8, 8. Anlft, Qnukrogcr, from Snn A Legislative., cpmmlsslon has se lected a uIe ;rif the J25, 000, monu ment to be erected' to ex-Senator Kd- ward W. Carmack, who waB killed In, jsauviile last November, a spot Jim above the south entrance of the Ten Wfspe capltql grounds. s It Is genorally believed In Vnsh Ington Hint Commander Ilobert K. Peary, the arctic oxploror, who loft thB United Stntes Inst July for the nrctlc circle, hasreached the north pole'. The expeits base their opinion upon the fact that-no word has been received from Peary slnco he left Etah, north Greenland, on Aug. 17, for tho dash toward tho pole. They declare that if tho expedition had failed nnd Peary had beon forced to turn back he would have sent out 11 coiulur with some news. If lia has been successful In reachinir the iron! nr Mu Mii.n it in i.or.ii,. .,,,1.. able that the wirld will bo appilsed of 'thu fact befoio (ho latter part qf August or September. Tho prcspntuxpeilltlon Is the boBt equipped that has over gone In search of the pblc, and arctic explorers' everywhere predicted that Peary would meet with success when he left.' , Juiy on a 12500 bondv Ho may bo COllVlclPil lllwler Ihn imnlnl Itiw rAlnl. Nns to tho theft of rostago stumps. HELD TO. GRAND JURY Harry Hanakahl, thu oung Hawaii an who was caught In the act of 10b blng tho Honolulu postonico ot stampM and who was allowed to secure $27 worth boforo he jvaa nabbed, (hat he might bo tho moro easily comlcted, has been bound oyer to tho (Irand wm: j i'.r.1 Mary Atcherlcy, wlfo of tho hllegod Insane doctor, this morning filed pa llets ot bankruptcy In tho bnlte'd Stales Kcderul Court and the caso camo up for hearing before Judgo Dolo, Her petition was allowed. rnnchco, July lC.-rFor lldrtlihilu: '. It. Myers, Mrs. A- R. Wright. Miss Arfel Wright. Miss LIbIo Wright, K61 Yuknhnmn: J. U Dobbins, Leo Koh, Mrs. Timl Kocnneclie, Mrs. NIchnlnH nimlbrlcrr, Krltx Ktuniner, Meado Mln nlgerode, S. Ntshlmurn, M. Olshl, For Kobe) .1, D. Childress, l'or Nngasnkl: Dert Males. Knr Shanehal: Miss liai- rlo Jewell, Miss Dorothy Mnrlel, mIhu Mildred Martel, II. C. McKlnnon, W. C. Hwcot. Kor Hongkong: Mrs. Mm thn C. Hanks, Miss Mebel lllr.1i, Mhh iminia It, Carter, .Clilng Sing, M. E. Clelnnd. Dong Wing, Mrs. Dong Wing and Infant, O. Elcnzar, Mrs. John lt. Edgar nnd Infnnt, Eng H00K Kong, 0. Flojil, Mm. Gen. Fuller, Jnmcs O. hregory, MIs It, Irolsteln, Oen, II. Jaijlirs, Mr:. II. I). Knceiller nnd In fnnt, V. I!. Knight, II. S. Lee, Mrs. II. S. Leo. Cunt. A. Iickutt. C. 11. Loann. 'Mlsk H, L. Mason' Coin. J. D. McDon nld, U. S.K, P. O.' Mygilt. V. 1). I'll, latt. J. Prager.xMrs.'s. J. Pragerf,n)y, K. Hose, Leon IliiRcnllinl, Capt. (.iop. II. Beavor, Mm. Cleo. II. Heiivrr, And Infant, Master Mnrk Sun'vur, Slum Hong. Albert 1'. Spiiakman, Mrs. Until ryn 8icncer. Mrs. V. U. Yun Cleave, John'!.. Williams! ' SHORT CALENDAR IN "" "POLICE COURT ...Ml Judgo Andrado had for once mi easy tlmo of It thero belnz oulv nlnn rases on tho Police. Court calendar this morn. Ing with the usual sprinkling ot D. and j 1's. The follow lug 13 a summary of tho minor enses: Frank Putcrcon, who has been twen-t-lhree ,tlm6a previously emulated, wni sentenced to sixty ll3)s Imprison ment for drunkenness. You Sing Yip, (loo. Williams and A. XteCorrlg.in vivro each fined t'i nnd costs for being found In a stuto of In toxlc.it Ion hint night. Jose Maldouadn. charsed with bate glug, was let go fur n week In order that he might try to do better and gn to woik. In this ease two court mil. clajs testified against him ntii n strung caso of begging was made out. 'I he Judgo, howeier. taking Into consider ation (hat ho was u cry old man, let him go on a suspended ttenlenre. The cases against T. C. lllackwell charged with iverruniilng the spool limit In on nuiomoblle. nnd Jntn On. mes Dq Costa, charged with an affray, we.ru contlnuoil to July 20 and July 23 respectloly. KINNEY'S ADDRESS. (Continued rrorri('pa2e 1) directed bv i;eRlnr llin infill (11 mum In tho dliectlon of' tho Higher Wngu Office and thoso behind to nisli , tho men nuo uie uuiuiing. Tho most damaging M)bit that ho brought up was from a statement freni Llglitfoot himself to llin lurv nt (In. early period of tho trial. In tnls state ment, I.lghlfoot, showing the spotless I'uutv iiiui iviKiieci uver auauLiii a houi and conscience, quoted th,o Japnncso leader as i-aylng to tho ofllccrs "Coino with mo to tho Higher Wage Arsoclu Hon building, wo will protect you." Klnnoy left It to tho Jury to decldo what It was that they woro to bo pro tected fiom after tho Japancso had sworn that thoy had not the -(lightest lioslllfty towards tho men. Follow Inir this lie analuned Mlnnelil himself, hhowed Hint tho wily Oilental, instead or attempting to recover Mllia wn from tho oincers by brute forco us his companions wero trying, ntloiut oil to do It by urtlflco and v-js thus equally amenable to tho lav. Concluding, ho went carcfii'ly nu-r tho Identification of tho defeiidiiiitg how each had been iiosltlvoly lilentlllcil na participators In tho riot by men who wero acquainted with them and In 11 position to rcniombor thorn. II pmvod tho Bquareiifss of tho oiIIccih n their Identifying testimony In not summon. Ing others, whom they nilcht well iiim dono, but confining thcinjjolves to thoso wiiuni uiey kiiow wltliont doubt wei guilty. Llghtfoot took copious notes during 1110 nuuress and wll make his counei ndilresB this nfternoon, ghlng tho de fendants' sldo of tho caHo. , "flUllty Of IllSOlenCe. InHlllmr.llnn. Hon and contumacy" is the verdict .returned uy a Catholic ecclesiastical court nt Denver nealtiBt VniiiP,- j t Corrlgnn, who has had a long con troversy with Iiishop Mats, Tio I'uru is uriiereu 10 do pennanco In a monastry. lu 1 J, it I 1 u 11 mi fc Summer ..a Clothes W. W. AHAMA CO. ' 62 S. King St. ,1 No Branches Sea Wrens, $100' 18-foot Motor launch with 4-Cyc Motor. 11715 Pnmnlat 'HE CHABXESD. WAIKERS, BOAT .,, AflU MAUHIHE WORKS Xin St, opp"v Santk Ii TIDES w 3- t-m. .'.. ft a. m. . a p. m I'll! 12 11 mV 1 A II so) . I . r I ' I t S LL I 37 2J1 0 16 i ! 1 12 iii-iv i i r, ii w I ' ii 4.1 'j tu 7 Miliar i i Jim, ,iui mi ti i Jul i a 37 a Mil iv 4 S1 1 U tl 31 6 27 5 '17 ' SIS ft f. -Ii I r. r. r, ii en nil Cli c 41 Moll HIM, Rln 131 2 IS 1M 347 4 41 II New Aloon Juyy 1 Till, at 12:13 n, m. Ilawulluu sUndurd time is lu buuia SO minutes slower than Greenwich time, being that ot thq meridian ot l&J legrees 30 minutes Tl e time whistle blows, at 1:80 p. m., which Is the same us' Greenwich, 0 hours 0 mlputes. Sun nnd moon are for local time for in arhfttfil ffrnlin ' "- . ,- ARRIVED t i f Thursday, July 1G. S. S. AbIo, (Jaukroger, from Sail KrnnclHco, 1:40 p, in.. P. M. 8. 8. Asia, Oahkroger, from Snn I'ranclscn. Stmr. Llkellke, from Hawaii, G:.10 i, in, Stmr. Noeau, lMltz, from Kauai. 0:30 a. m, DEPARTED L- tfhursday, July ID. U. 8. A. T. Thoinai, for Manila, 3:15 P. m. , Stmr. W. O. Hall, Thompson, for Kaii.il, 5 p. in. I 8AILINQ TODAY I 8. 8. Itmna, .lviwsnn,,for Port Har ford, n, m. , - : I DUE TOMORROW I S. 8. Afiln, daukrcgei1, for tho Or ient, 10 a. in. Stmr. Maunn Kca, I'rceman, 'from Illlo and way ports, a. in. PA8SENQER8 DEPARTED Per Btmr. W. (J. Hall, Thompson, for Kami, July 45, 5 p. in. W. Cassobeer mil wife, MUs Esther Ciimmliigs, Mrs. J. II. Gumming, W. II. IUce, II. W. Ureckons, K. It. Hendry. PA88ENQERS BOOKED Per stmr. Claudlne, for Maul and Illlo, July 10, 5 p. m. K. Ingham. H. W. Shingle. Misses McVeigh (2), Mrs. I. D .McVeigh, Mrs. Clifford Charlock md 2 children. Miss K.jll. Lyman. Mlsi II. O. IVirbes, Mrs. Penhallow, T. Yn mda, Y. Amony, It. W. Kdmunds, if. L. Chaije. I).,lL'U'wls, C. II. Cook. W. O. Aiken,, wlfo and daughter, I). II. Clarke, A, II. Lyman, Chas. I (lllllland, Mlsi L. 8iencer, Miss J. McCnity, A. Itob nson, It. Kllinger. Per 8. 8. Asia, for Orient, July 17. 5 p. m. Mlsg Clara Mosaer, S. 8. How land and wlfo, N. U. Alull, B. Freese, Miss n. II. Hughes. H WATERFRONT NOTES NOTICE 'TO MARINER8. IIILMDOLT LIOHT STATION. CaI,. Notlco Is hereby given that tho char icterfstjo of tho fog-elgnal at Humbnlt Light-Station, California, was changed July 1, i!)09, to sound as follows: lllast, 4 sec; Silent Interval, 2C sec; Ulast, 4 sec.; Silent interval, 26 sec. Hy order of tho Llght-Hoiibo Hoard, sat THIS FORENOON nt 11:30 o'clock, tho Pacific Mall liner Aelujvas sighted off Koko I(end, coming fiom Son Fran cisco. Shu docked Bhortly after 1 o'clock. ssi TIIK 8TUAMER John Cummins nr rhed this afternoon from llio Koolau ports, bringing rlco, iiotaloes, sugaiS nnd other products, eo THU INTniMSLAND (.teiimcr Maul camo In today from Hawaii with a loul of cattlo, which slio Is dlbchaiglng at the rnllror.il wharf, ASIA MAKES. FAStTRIP Tlio'Btcamshtp Asia of the PacQ Mull line arrived from Sun Francisco tills afternoon, docking nt tho Hack-'' fold wliyf shortly bofore 2 o'clock. She brought 281 bags ot mall and a few passengers Tor Honolulu. Bomo of the tluough pnsscngeis will stop ovor heio until tho arrival ot an other stc.imor goln gto tho Orient. Among the Honolulu arrivals was I K. Meyer, who will become chief officer' of the steamship Massachu setts. He will leavo this nfternoon on the Claudlne for Illlo to join the MuBsachiiBctts. , Captain A. Lockott. a well-known mariner, Is a through pjssoiigcr. Ho Is going to bring the steamship Per sia back to (ho States. Tho ABla. whlLh brought very lit tle freight for this port, will re sumo her voyago tomorrow morning uiv iu ociocg, ( BULLETIN AD8 PAY 1Q , rV in '4 'jiiXS: I "ijr Msfci," - S' fjk . t. ufciSikj