The Hawaiian gazette. [volume], May 27, 1902, Page 4, Image 4

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TUEHDAY MAY T
THE SUGAR HOUNTIbS.
II U by tut mrans terlaln that the
action of the llrussets iiinwt In regard
to sugar bounties will he """f1
In the llino marked out by nil the
bounty paylmt governments of Huron
f not. then the whole scheme irucs b
the board. Many Sun. huwecr, nrc
olid for rcpe.tl The German Imperial
Council haa Just npprovcil the
of the cotiferenco nnd ulll kooii phfs
lhn on to the The favor-Able
rouiro of that body 1 not lUIllrult
tn foresee, some of the foremost of the
former advocate of the bounty now
ItelnR eager for Its repeal. Henlden, tho
Cicrmnn iuiuihcs have become tired of
paylne elRht cents a pound for their
iuimr when the export price nt the
whnrf at HamhurB Is a little over two
ccnta a pound. It Brieves the Germans
that what Is a cheap article of
with the people of the United
States nnd Great Hrltaln has been
made for them n dear luxury by the
arbitrary operation of tho bounty law.
Of the favorable action of Germany,
and HclBlum, on tho
rctxnl of the sugar bounties, there may
be little cause for doubt: but what
wanri. win do Is not cleur. Fiance Is
the starllnB Place of the sugar bounty.
and althouBh the French conBumcrs
par more for their URar than the Germans,
then. Is a powerful UBrlculturnl
interest In favor of keeping up the
bounties. The protectionist
ministry has Just been sustained
nt the elections, In larBC degree
by the votes of the farmers. On this
account tho ministry may well be loath
to encounter a large body of Its supporters
on this question In the Chamber
of Deputies, nnd may llnd some
reason for postponing Its consideration,
lvcn thoueh repeal of the hukiii bounties
should be pressed, ns a Ministerial
measure which would save a large sum
In the overburdened French budget. It
might not give tho ultra protectionists
under the lead of M. Mellne much trouble
to muster a majority In the Chamber
against It. Rather than take the
risk of overthrow on such n question
the Ministers would bo likely to Indefinitely
postpone the repeal of tho
sugar bounties.
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SEISMIC CALIFORNIA.
It Is not so very long ago that
nnd volcanoes played havoc
with California. When Commodore
Stockton unchored In San Frnncibco
bay, In 1846, old l'ablo, an Indian, told
him that in the days of his grandfather,
the Golden Gate was split open by
a grent shock, letting the waters of the
xen flow Into tho valley of the Sacramento.
Uefore that time, said the
the river entered the sea somewhere
beyond tho San Jose mission.
There were scientists on board the
who wanted to know whether this
story couiu ue conurinuu uy mu
of tho rocks, and, on looking at
the mighty cleavage of the Gate, they
decided that the opening was of comparatively
late origin. Tho fact recalled
to them that Sir Francis Drake
could not find any bay where Is now
tho port of San Francisco and was
forced to content himself with entering
Half Moon bay, a little distance to
wno pldc. At a later time scientific
men found the old bed of the
near San Jose nnd also made up
their minds that the lslunds In San
Francisco bay were tho ciests of submerged
hills.
John Mulr, than whom no one better
knows the California mountains, thinks
that the cinder cones of I.assen were
In active eruption about one hundred
or one hundred and fifty years ago.
He JudgCB by the ago of trees growing
lu the craters together with the fact
that the 1I river Indians date the
their traditions graphically
describe some four generations
ini'
If we accept the view that volcanic
prunt ons are sometimes cuuseu "J
..i..mi.,i nrtinna ihm Is cood
reason to do so then It follows thnt
lu tint vot nut of dancer. At
llfiMhlulu Iihk Intia lirrti famous fr A rainbliinllnn linn ben farmed tit nil
Its tlHervnnrr nf the Amitlrnn nation- , th llrlllsh Cnluinbln flshrrtf
hi dny t'ndcr the monarchy the Anifr. Hurgcin Is tn Ih rellrtMl
cans here made a Btrnt tent tif the with th rank of Major (Icnrml
Foutth They Here ailed ttiKethrr by I Dux el nor Odll of New York I lb
thflr Mlnlsler to lay out the plan. iutst of the Htnte of Cnllfornlu. j
nbnndant mnney hhb rnlH"d, n rrrsldent ItnosrVHl will, It Is
enm off nnd ther nns a crowd , l, proceed ngnlnst the ronl trust. '
out for the speaking Usually the Tin- Itnthbonu postnl rase Is to be
erelgn received oil mat nny nn'i ins
rninii.r mmln n fiirmal enll on the en
oy of the United States. The Hoynl
troops paraded and n fine show they
gave It was nlso the custom for the
Jlplomntlc and consular corps to attend
the literary exercises. In this
It Is recalled that tho Ilrltlsh
Minister llnnlly bcKged ort on the
ground that he ought not to be ex
pected to sit by during thn reading of
tin. Hprlnrnl on nnd henr "his inle
Majesty, King George the Third,' so
ruthlessly mnllgneil.
Since annexation tho Fourth hns not
aroused until now, so much Intetest as
II fnrmerlv did. From li8 to 1900
nip wero busy malting money In the
boom: nnd though the dny was prettily
carried off, the difference between It
and the old times wns noted. In 1900
the town wns Just getting over the
plnguc and tho fire. Last yenr there
was no set program, except In aquatics,
though the Fourth was not wholly
nnrcd In other ways. This was a bit,
surprising to old-timers who felt that,
In the presence nf so mnny new-corn-
ers, who were strenuous to American- I
Ise the group, tlie onscrvanco oi me
Fourth would nchlevu grent things.
Still, everything comes to him who
wnlts nt the common pnth, nnd now
we see both knmaalna nnd mnllhlnl
united In the effort to not only restore
but eclipse the pnst glories of the
Fourth,
THE TERRITORIAL FLAG.
This paper hns received from Mr,
J. J. Wieke a sketch nf a Territorial
Mag which, in his view, Hnwull may
properly adopt. It is a handsome ensign,
the corner being occupied by a
black field upon which Is the American
shield surrounded by eight stars In
striking and picturesque array. The
Htrlnes are twelve In number, black,
wlilln nnd red. The new nng, writes
Mr. Wlcke, "represents the old nnd the ,
new Hawaiian Hog and the colors or
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Tin nnlv trouble With the design Is '
that It Is eclipsed by the Mag Hawaii
now tne oiu uanner 01 me
monarchy, the provisional government
nnd the republic nnd now by common
consent the particular Hag of the
There are thousands here who
love that flag and It Is, withnl, a beautiful
creation. That it should be kept,
as n sign of historical continuity, nnd
because it belongs here and Is of native
origin, Is n fact which few people will
care to dispute'.
CABLE HUMORS.
The sto'ry about the Ilrltlsh cable
coming here from Fanning Island Is
not a new one, fresh In the Inst coast
mail. It was brought Here some time
ago by the Mlowera and printed In the
Advertiser. Our final advices were that
the New Zealand minister having cable
matters in charge wan Inclined to
wult, before doing anything, nnd see
whnt there mlcht be In wireless
rnnhr. He had It from I.ord Kelvin
that a wireless service over 1000 miles I
of sea, the distance between Fanning
Island and this group, would be practicable.
Wo are much Inclined to think that
the Ilrltlsh cable will come here tn
course of time. It Is a long stretch
from Fanning Island to Ilrltlsh Columbia
nnd a brenk In the main line may
be of frequent occurrence. In that
event, or even In thnt possibility, a
connection with the Mackay cable
would be well worth while. In time of
,vur It might become Indispensable.
The friends of Delegate Wilcox have
a sharp eye on the scheme of the Tammany
Republicans to shelve him and
put Judge Humphreys In his place. It
is said that a recent member of the Re-
i.nlillnin Ta, nnmmlllPP will
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toon Jo n the Home Rulers to engineer
the Job. Others may follow thnt is. if I
the Hoin Rulers will let them in. The 1
scheme is a fresh and pretty one. out
we violate no confidence in saying that
It will come to grief in quite as
mnry a fashion ns did the Humphreys
intrigue to anner Hawaii to California
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The red nfterglow In the West is 1
supposed to have been caused by some
volcnnlo eruption which hns filled the
higher atmosphere with dust that, under
the sun's slanting rays, takes on a
crimson hue. The theory rests upon
the Krakatoa demonstration of many
j ears ago. It may be that the dust Is
from Mount Pelce In Martinique, as
that from Krakatoa encircled th globe
and was eclentlllrally observed In
Hongkong, Calcutta, Constantinople,
London, New York and Ban Francisco.
President Palma Is perhaps tho tenth
chief magistrate of the Cuban republic,
' thi.ro belnir a. constant choice and
crmnK0 f BUCh ofUclals during the two
wnr periods. Ctsneros wns the last of
the Held Presidents or was It
Pnlma enjoys whnt they did
not, however a salary, recognition and
a hxed capital.
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General Smith of Samnr has always
been known In th Army as
Jake." It Is n good military
nickname In Its way, but It doesn't
j Just fit Into the wihtme of benevolent
&Mttilltlon,
The explanation of the "rain of lire"
nt Martinique, Is not lava or hot cinders
but gas. It supplied an Instantaneous
death to a people who, other-
wlue, must have suffered unspeakable
torment.
by It Is beginning to apprar to the
makers and dealers that the United
a. State District Attorney means bust-na.
The Itsson in a needed one and
promise to have food reiultH.
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j Then lire tilentv of lnxr nirninst
the Geyters where strange springs boll
and fepurt and where steam blows out
of great holes with enormous force. sum-there
Is n marked showing of chemical
energy. Some of the chemical waste
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appears In puiK terraces uku uium ui
r.ainnUB volcano in iew ieamuu. jiu
over the State hot springs abound and
these aro usually held to have some
relation to the causes that produce
eruptions. It was the presence of a
hot spring In the crater of an old volcano
of Japan, supposedly extinct,
which led Prof. Milne to warn the public
that the mountain wus. not dead.
The next yenr Its cap blew off, destroying
three townships. Shasta, the great,
snow-clad peak In northern California,
has a warm spring Itr the crater; but
it la a great while since lava came from
that mountain. When it did, however,
places foity miles uway got more than
their tihare of It.
In the southern part of tho State
signs of volcanic action abound, espe
daily In Inyo county where the earth-
uuaKeB or mi were so puye.eiy leu.
The Colorado desert, where the remains
of a whale were found tho other nay,
w;m raised bodily abate the waters
that once covered It. Sea shells aru
scattered on Its sandy surface. A little
further south, In Mexican California,
there Is a large area of active mud
geysers nnd bubbling Inky lakes.
So it Is far from certain that California,
which now has nothing worse
than eartnquaKes to coniena wnn, may
not one day see an ancient crater re-
EUine business. Perhaps such a thing,
assuming no catastrophe to follow,
would be a gain; ror cicariy, tne imprisoned
gaees under California, and
which give it so many seismic shocks,
need a vent such aa an active volcano
only can provide.
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The fact that dumb brutes knew
what was coming at Martinique is
no means unprecedented. Many a
outburst haa been preceded by
commotion among the beasts of tho
ndd and farm. One who has lived any
length of time In an earthquake country
has noticed the restlessness ot dogs
and cattlo before a shock and the com-
plete alienee ot birds, frogs and other trurts. The trouble with most of them
forma of animate nature that usually Is that they are up against the const!-make
the days and nights vocal. j tutlon.
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AlnHnn natives ?e IwiiiK vnei inaieti
tn aiinrtl iimnllimx
I'rvfldonl lellbM of I'iniirn I an a
visit tn thn t:r nf lltissifl
rovieweu uy uie luijuii muri m p-
peals.
In n race war In Indian Territory,
five lieKroes nnd one white man weie
killed.
The lloers nte holding meetings with
Lord Kitchener arranging turins nf
sum nas leu nnjii nun
Menem I Flrmln was proclaimed niler
in bis stead.
J1K.000 for the loss of her lenuly In it
JU.OeO for the los sof her beauty In a
rallronil wreck.
Itoiisevelt will make n hunting trip
to the Dig Horn country ns soon as
CoiiKiess adjourns.
Senntor Jones of Nevada wll retire
nnd Representative NewlimdH Is said
to be slated for his sent.
Tho State of Missouri has filed suit
ngnlnst the beef trust for alleged
tlon of tho anti-trust law.
A steel castings trust hns been or-
ganlzed, with Schwab at the head, and
with n capital of $10,000,000.
General Chaffee reports from Manila
thnt further attacks upon the Moron
are In Ills opinion unnecessary.
i Kiueti una iiueu nun
dred Injured Is the net result of n Pittsburg
lire and naptha explosion.
Distill bailees In Haytl still continue,
nnd nn attempt Is being made to form
another provisional government.
A speech made by Lord Salisbury Is
Interpreted to mean that Kgypt has
been ndded to the British Umpire.
A icport by the Stnte Department
shows the trade of the United States
with Japan to be on the Incrense.
The people of sixteen Filipino villages
have petitioned against the
of the United States troops,
1'odro Morales, the noted Arizona
despeiado, hns been captured and admits
being guilty of n number of murders.
A Bister of Slxto Lopez has been called
ns n witness before the Senate In-
vesMgatlng Committee on the
Itne:
girls were swept over tho falls
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..mini. ,n,m nnmnnnlpil fhiim I
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L.8rnned.
Reed Smoot. a Mormon apostle, has
announced himself us 11 eandldatii for
the Scnntc to succeed Senator Rawlins
of Utah. I
Owing to depredations by relic hunt
ers, Secretary Hay has placed restrictions
upon vlsltois to the Stnte Department,
A feud between rival New Mexico
saloon men resulted In n general pitched
battle. In which three men weie killed
and others wounded.
There hi a deadlock In the confe.renco
committee of the Danish parliament
which Is considering tho sale of the
West Indies to America. 1
TipauI nntitnnnriil 4 r nrlcnil fnf rttln
year, at the time Judge Noyes of Alas- I
ka was punished for contempt, has been
pardoned by tho President. '
Wu Ting Fang, Chinese Minister In
Washington, has been appointed by his
government to prepare a codo of Chinese
laws on modern lines.
The House committee hns reported
""'""'' u" "'Ly bill to give Porto
Itlen renresentntlon bv one delegate,
tl,
;he same as Hawaii now hns. lnp been in the city for some time, t
It Is reported in London that Lord induce the men to leave here. The
who Is 111, hns tendered his anese have been Induced to return t
resignation as Embassador to , the plantations by the representations
Ington, and asks that it be Immediately of the consul,
(incepted. , , , An attempt nt Incendiarism wnn
Governor To ft has departed for tTatcd Saturday morning In the Arm-Rome,
where he will confer with Pope stronK building on River nnd Hotel
U-o concerning an adjustment of the HtI.rfct8. A man wns seen to set fire to
friars' claims to church property In tho recU8e In the basement of Myoshl's
Philippines. . I. stoie but was frightened nwny by a
Captain Grnnt, civil governor or
Leyt, severely scores General Smith
for his campaign In Samar, saying that
Smith Is anxious to keep the province
under military rule.
Senator llnlley has offered an amendment
to the appropriation bill, providing
that no part of it shall be used to
defriy the expenses of nn embassy to
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iiK iw.uiun bhuiuihuh
The Earl of Hopetoun has resigned
the governorship of the Australian
commonwealth, because of the refusal
of Secretnry Chamberlain to allow him
Jl'.'.OOO additional for expenses. ,
Scnhnr Severo, the Rrazlllnn
wns killed In Paris by the explosion
of his airship, which dropped 1500
feet. An assistant who made the ascension
with him, was also killed.
Lewis Nixon has resigned from the
leadership of Tammany, saying he
could not remain and keep his self-respect.
Ross Croker will name his successor,
or hlmBclf resume the chieftainship.
Rctalle's and consumers have organized
n J25.000.000 trust, by which the
members will receive a 5 per cent trade
discount from the merchants who belong
to ,t. The Idea originated In Chi
cago,
r
Formal action ban been begun by
the United States Attorney In Chicago
against the beef trust, and an application
for an Injunction has been made
ns ugnlnst Armour, Bwlft, Cudnhy nnd
other packers.
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YACHT RACE FOR
DECORATION DAY
A race of the third class yachts, in
the Tories for the Roth cup. will be
hnld on Friday, Decoration day. May
30. The course will be as follows:
Starting at 2 p, m. from nn Imaginary
line from the Lighthouse to the pilot's
olllce, out the mouth of the harbor,
keeping the bell buoy on port side, to
a stake boat off Sans Soucl, keeping
stake bout on port side In rounding;
thence to a stake boat off Quarantine
Island, keeping same on starboard side
In rounding; thence mound the bell
buoy, keeping It on port side, and finishing
at Spar buoy, off mouth of harbor.
Club rules will be followed In regard
to getting away, that Is, the usunl one
gun start. Preliminary signal at 1:69.
Time limit three hours.
Ry order Regatta Committee.
HAWAII YACHT CLIin.
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In llwnoliilu. nil nn ll lit mo
yeau with thr 1'hllnd.lphls
M. V. Heott. tin- retelvir fr tin- Kona
pmntatmii, aioiiiira uy juimr loimas,
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struck hi- n, ttollcy cann carrier, tin
unh laid Up for n few days, but Is nftaln
about on the plantation.
While the tug Fearless Has brlnRlriR
In the Imtk ("nrrollton yioterdny. she
stupix'il tn shorten hawsers, and keeping
nut nf the way nf the bark, thn
tug struck the sand Wnlklkl, nhllr th
ship hit the cornl Kwn of the channel.
Thu i:teu took off the ship i
The approach of Decorntlon Day ban
brought out a novelty In grave
Ions, especially among the Hawaii-1
ins. inntenil of making use or iiuua
leln, which shrink nnd shrivel lu a
bhort time when exposed to the nlr, lels
'of paper made to represent llima are
belng extensively used.
The Department of Public Works has
practically concluded negotiations for
the acquisition of land from lu front
of the Moann Hotel to beyond MaUe
Island, for the widening of the
road. Plnns have been mode also
for the straightening of the road at
the Hopkins switch, and that curve will
be entirely eliminated.
News was brought from Kona yesterday
of the death on Thursday of M.
11. Mncfarlanc, n well known nud prominent
Scottish citizen of the Islands.
Deceased was formerly bookkeeper for
the Kona Sugar Company, and Intur
was Interested In the Konn-Kau Hallway,
of which he was secretary and
ono of the directors. The death of
Mr. Mncfarlanu occurred nt the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Coerper in Knllua. He
wiui well known In Honolulu, and had
been a member of the Scottish Thlstte
Club.
(From Mondny's dally.)
Urn. W. W. Hall will read the Gettysburg
address nt the Mclnorlnl Day
at Nuuanu cemetery.
Senator George H. Carter Is expected
beck from the coast on the Ventura,
which Is due on Wednesday morning.
A subscription list Is being circulated
lu the city to raise money to send Alt
Pal, a. former Chinese merchant, back
to China.
Emll Ney, Judge Gear's grand Jury
bailiff, announced yesterday thnt he
would leave Honolulu for Hllo, to be
come the bailiff of Judge Little's court.
rinnnlv lnlortinl Tlf.vpnlln nnller.tor
Couzens on Saturday demolished tho
nkolehno htlll which had been enptured
by the revenue olllccrs and used as
dence In the Casthanu case.
An effort Is bolmr made to secure tho
extension of tho Rapid Tiauslt Hue t
the Knlmukt tract and subscription
lists are being circulated In order to
raise a bonus for the Honolulu Rapid
Transit and Laud Co.
On Saturday night Mr. nnd Mrs. S.
P. Correa gave 11 lunu at their residence
on Llllha street near School,
"which was attended by a large number
of friends. After the feasting, muslo
and dancing kept the guests entertained
until midnight.
Rev. C. V. Anthony, a prominent Cal-
Ifornln Methodist clergyman, came on
the Peru for a visit In the city. He
was accompanied by .his brother ana
nleco. Rev. Mr. Anthony was at the
head of ti congregation In .Honolulu la
the enrty sixties.
Japanese Consul Salto has Interested
himself to prevent the exodus of
tipsh lnbnrnrs to California, agents
JananL.M0 vuB (,, tho building. The
firemen are Investigating.
James G. Spender, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, has received a
letter from Secretary Cortelyou, acknowledging
the receipt by President
Roosevelt of the resolution regarding
the payment of the fire claims, whlck
wns carried to Washington by Commissioner
Pratt. The resolution boa
been refeired to Secretary Shaw.
United States Clerk Mallng has received
a request from the Acting Solicitor
of the Attorney General's Department
for the details of the punishment
of -Lewis and Turk for violation
of shipping regulations. Jt Is the
of the Department, no doubt.
to post the matter In seaport towns as
a warning to other possible offcndeis,
The new Japanese rice mill at Pawaa
has been stalled.
C. M. Cooke nnd family have .taken
up their summer residence at Lunkaha.
Admiral Merry hns recovered from
his recent lllnfss to such an extent that
ho may visit the naval station todqy.
Sentence wns suspended by Judge
Robinson yesterday an to Maka and
Kapann, both of whom pleaded guilty
to lnrcony,
Tho Hawaiian band will give a complimentary
concert on tho Ocoanlo
dock when lltshop nnd Mrs. Willis de
part for Tongn.
J. J. Combs has sued his wife, Ella
Combs, for divorce In Judge Kalua's
court. Adultery Is alleged to have been
committed by the defendant.
Memorial day will be a half holiday
for government employes. Governor
Conner will Issue n notice to that
very shortly. Friday will also be
a half holiday In the public schools.
AsBlntnnt Director Sedgwick of the
Agricultural Kxpcrlment Station haa
received word from Jared Smith that
he will return Saturday from his surveying
trip In the Walmea district. Hawaii,
i
Several society ladles and gentlemen
ore plannmg a ping-pong dinner at
for Friday evening. Followlns
the dinner the tnDies win ue cieuxcu
and devoted to a ping-pong tournament.
Dr. C. n. Wood, accompanied by bis
daughter, Dorothy, leaves for the coast
today In the Sierra, for a two months
vacation, although one of the objects of
hla departure Is to attend the meeting
of thn Imperial Council of the Mystic
Shrlnera to be held In San Frnnclsco la
June. Dr. Wood Is the representative
of Alohn Temple of Honolulu. Dorothy
Wood will not return with Dr. Wooa. a
It 'S the intention to have her remain
on the mainland for some time.
An Ancltnt Fo
To JirAlth mid lirjiilnrrt Herof
tlln ft iily m over nnw tlinr
llllltlRMHirlttl
It imiiM liiinulitifl In tJic tit'fk,
dlflfftite tliu skin, Indium Hie
tnlltfotin liii'inliiulio, wnsli'fl lln
mimnlf... wrwItiniM llio iKiiif.
'
tllluCd Hm HiVur t)f rc.tlntnllt't) to
1."0 fttlU i,n f,fttinnllv lor to.
COVCty, fttltl (lcVt'IOM Into
gtltntillOUi
'
"A kiithnpt"relnn Hi le (t tide nf my
ntck. It rnutcd nrrst pain, wni lanced,
and became a running sore. I went Into a
renrrnl decline 1 m rtiidrd lu try
llood't Sariipsrllla, and when I had taken
lit buttlet my lie I. Hat htnled nnd I lmve
never had any trouble of the kind ilncc.1
Mm. K. T. Ksvnrn, Troy, Ohio.
Hood's Sarsaparilta
and Pills
Will rid you of Scrofula, rndlcilly
njj pcriillllltilltly. ni tliey have
rid thousands.
IIU&IMitS CAK DS.i
II. HACKFELD & CO. LTD. Genera
Commission Agents, Queen St., Hono
lulu, II. I.
F. A. SCHAEFEP. & CO. Importer
nnd Commission Merchants, Iloi.olu
lu, Hawaiian Islands.
LEWEHS & COOKE. (Robert Lcwen
y. J. Lowrey, C. M. Cooke.) Import
ers and dealers in lumber nnd build
lug materials. Office. 414 Fort St.
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. Ma
chlnery of every dcorltlon inL.de ti
crder.
Mllfl
IIU
The Famous Tourist Route of the
World.
In Connection With the Canadian
Australian Steamship Line
Tickets are Issued
To All Points in tho United Ktnlit
and Cunnda, via Victoria and
Vancouver,
MOUNTAIN RESORTS:
Banff, Glacier, Mount Stephens
and Fraeer Canon.
Efupress line of sieamers'irom' Vancouver.
Tickets to All Points In Japan, China.
India nnd Around the World.
For tickets and general Information
applv to
THLO. II. DAVES & CO., LID.
Agents S. S. Line,
Canadian Pacific Railway.
TRANS-ATLANTIC FIRE INS. C&
OF HAMBURG.
Capital of the Company and
reserve, relchsmarks 6,000,IM
Capital their reinsurance companies
lOl.eSO.MM
Total relchsmarks .107.660,l
North German Fire Insurance C
OF HAMBURG.
Capital of the Company and
reserve, relchsmarks 8,89,00t
Capital their reinsurance com-pan
lea S5,IO0,0M
Total relchsmarks ... 43,830,001
The undersigned, general Agents ot
the above two companies, for the Ha
wallan Islands, are prepared to lnsur
Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise and
Produce, Machinery, etc.: also Sugar
pnd Rice Mills, and Vessels In the harbor,
against loss or damage, by fire or
the most favorable terms.
M HACKFELD & CO., Limits
The Elgin
WORLD'S STANDARD
FOR TIME KEEPING.
Should be In the pocket of vn
wenrei of a Watch.
Many years' handling of Wateho
convinces us, that price considered, t
Elgin lnthe most satisfactory of American
Watches.
Cased In
Nickle, Silver, Gold Filled
and Solid Gold.
We have a full line and aell them
right prices.
ELGTNS reach us right.
ELGINS reach you light
Elglns stand for what la right In tla
keeping and lasting qualifier, and thai
Is why we are right In pushing ta
Elgin Watch.
H.F.WICHMAN
BOX 342.
Wm. G. Irwin & Co.,
UMITXO.
Fire and Marine Insurance A'gts
AGENTS FOR THR
Royal Insurance Company of Uveryooi
Alliance Assurance Company of Lon
don,
Alliance, Marine and General jUsoranei
Co.. Ltd.. of London.
Scottish, Union National Inauranei
Company of Edinburgh,
Wllheltru, ot Madebur General lnaiu
ance Company.
Associated Assurance Co., Ltd, of U
nleh and Berlin.
t.V'V
lllMil'IPMMI Ht iMMttlt
Th ilm1t!ehHl hhVlnM .
ImliiUd ftfcMii uflli kbor eomhArif
fit tfrwmd tn lhut tt4j KMii.kt
flr on Atnnt and Hrlck iiuilrtlnr anl
Mi MtfcliatidW alortid therein tn Ik
Imtut favorable ietmi, )"uf particular
Apply at lb" ntflr nf
f A. rlCIIAKFItlt A. TO., Airu,
German Lloyd Marine Insur'ct C
OF IIHRLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Ci
OF RICH LIN.
The above Insurance Campanlis ht
established a Reneral nRency here, i -i
the undersigned, general agents,
authorized to take risks nRalnst ,
danxers nf the sea at the most rxa i-able
rates and on thu must faom
terms.
F. A. BCIIAErCR A CO.
General Aicius
General Insurance Co. (or ii.
River and Land Transput,
of Dresden.
Having established nn agency nt Honolulu
and the Hawaiian Island!- tti
undersigned general agents are authorized
to take risks against thr dangers
of the sea at the most reasonable rates
nnd on the most favorable t ro.v
F. A. 8CHAEFER & CO.,
Agents tor the Hawaiian Islnnds.
Now
is
the .
Time
if to
Plant
S
E
D
S
A large shipment of froth
seeds has just been received.
It is not necessary to send to
the coast for garden or vegetable
seeds when the same
may be had in a few day's
from the
Hollister
Drug
Company
Honolulu,
Hawaii.
The Bank of Hawaii
LIMITED.
Incorporated Under the Laws of the
Republic of Hawaii.
CAPITAL MO,00t,M
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Chas M. Cooke .' President
P. C. Jones Vice President
C. H. Cooke Caahlr
F. C. Atherton Assistant Cashier
Directors Henry Waterhouee. Tori
May, F. W. Macfarlane, E. D. Tenaey,
J, A. McCandle8s.
Solicits the Accounts or Firms, corporations,
Trusts, Individuals, and will
promptly and carefully attend to all
business connected with banking entrusted
to it. Sell and Purchase Foreign
Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordnlary and Term Deposit received
and Interest allowed In accordance with
rules and conditions -printed In pas
books, copies of which may be had en
application.
Judd Building, Fort Street
CURXE'SBAIPIUSiTeuTO
Pains In ths back, and aU kindred complaints.
Free 'nm Mercury. Established
upwards at M years. la boxes Is. Id.
each, of all Cbasalsta and Patsat Medicine
Vendors throughout the World.
Proprietors. The Lincoln and Midland
Counties Drug Company, TJocoIa, Bog-Is
nd.
.'tl , .6nij Afi.