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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. MAKi'II 2, 189.
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THE BANK OF HAWAII
-LIMITED -
Eacorporated Under the Laws of the
Republic of Hawaii.
CAPITAL ?400,000.00
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Ciaa. M. Cooke President
J. B. Atherton. Vice President
C. IL Cooke Cashier
J. O. Atherton Secretary
Erectors Henry Waterhouse, Tom
Hay, F. W. Macfarlane, E. D. Tenney,
j. a. Mccandiess.
8ollcits the Accounts of Firm3, Cor-
yamtions, Trusts, Individuals and will
Esomptly and carefully attend to all
axxlness connected -with banking en-
trsated to it. Sell and Purchase For-
TffT Exchange, Issue Letters or cjrearc
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordinary and Term Deposits received
ltd Interest allowed in accordance
with rules and conditions printed in
maaa hooks, conies of which may be
aad on application.
Safe Deposit Boxes rented by the
caonth or year.
fffcAUS SPRUCKELS. WM. Q. IRWIN.
CMOS SPRECRELS & CO.,
Bankers,
HONOLULU - - - II. I.
kH FRANCISCO AGENTS THE NE
7ADA BANK OP SAN FRANCISCO.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
UN FRANCISCO The Nevada Bank of
fitaa Francisco.
ONDON The Union Bank of London, I
T5J1SW YORK-American Exchange Na
tional Bank.
2iICAGO Merchants National Bank.
JAltIS Comptoir National d'Escompte
Paris.
JftBRLlN Dresdner Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA Honr
kenf and Shanghai Banking Corpora
te. 13ir ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
lank of New Zealand.
ITICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
mt British North America,
mccio General BankinD s Exchange Business
Deposits Received. Loans made on Ap-
-oBuaratSe
Sawcat and sold.
ftOitECTIONS PROMPTLY ACCOUNT
ED FOR.
RISHfMP &'-CO.
SAVINGS BANK
On October 1st, 1898, and continuing
entil further notice, Savings Deposits
. . , . , , . .
trill be received and Interest allowed
rcsniations of the Hawaiian Postal
Cavines Bank will be adopted a9 f ar as
It 1 practicable to apply them, and the
Cash Reserve of S50.000 as required
tader the Postal Act will be main-
nnea. ,
Printed copies of the Rules and Reg-
tatlons may be obtained on the 1st of
October on application.
bishop & CO.
Honolulu, September 7, 1898. 5019
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
BISHOP & CO.
-Bankers
fRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
commercial and Travelers' Letters of
Credit Issued, available in all the
Principal Cltie3 of the World.
INTEREST allowed after July 1st,
398, on fixed deposits: 3 months 3 per
aent; 6 months 3 per cnt; 12 months
4 per cent
LIMITED.
Subscribed Capital
Paid Up Capital..
Reserve Fund
,Yen 12,000,000
Yen 10,500,000
.Yen 6,960,000
HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA.
BRANCHES AND - AGENCIES:
Kobe, London, Lyons, 'New York,
San Francisco, Shanghai,
' Bombay, Hong Kong. .
INTEREST ALLOWED:
.On Fixed Deposit for 12 months 4 p. c.
On Fixed Deposit for 6 months 3 p. c.
. On Fixed Deposit for 3 months 3 p. c.
INTEREST ALLOWED BY THE
HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA.
On Current Deposit 5 per cent p. a.
On Fixed Deposit for 12 months, 7 p. c.
The Bank buys and receives for col
lection Bills of Exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters of Credit on the
above Branches and Agencies and
transacts General Banking Business.
Agency Yokohama Specie Bank:
New Republic Bldg.. : Honolulu, .H. I.
JUHEI ISHIZUKA
AGENCY OF
Vc HIN BANK, LTD.
Vineyard Street.
Transact General Banking and Ex
change Business.
BEAD OFFICE - - - TOKYO, JAPAN.
Draw exchange on
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
YOKOHAMA.
Read the Hawaiian OagfiU
(Betai-Weellp), ,
J. H. Schnack.
For Sale Any KM of
Island Stocks.
Buys and sells outright
J
City and Suburban Real CS"
ff - p
p. Q. BOX NO. 104.
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DANDRUFF KILLER DOES IT.
DOES WHAT?
Why it kills the dandruff and saxes
the hair. If you are troubled with dan
druff, prickly heat or any scalp or
skin disease, try a bottle of DAND
RUFF KILLER. It never faila to
cure.
Sold by all druggists and at the
Union Barber Shop. Remember the
trade mark, "The Two Faces." He-
ware of imitations.
F. PACHECO.
Sole Proprietor.
Telephone No. 69G.
THE FAMOUS
INDIAN MEDICINES
Are for Eal by our
exclusive distributing
agents : :
Hobron Drug Co.,
Fort and King Streets.
HONOLULU.
WM. G. IRWIN & CO.,
LIMITED.
WILL. V xiwiUi.ricaiucut auu iUAua&ci
r cnreekei Vice-President
Wm. G. Irwin.. President and Manager
SUGAR FACTORS
COMMISSION AGENTS
AGENTS FOR THE
Oceanic Steamship Company
Of San Francisco, Cal.
J. R. Shaw, D.V.S.
Office and Infirmary, - - 863 King St.
TELEPHONE 796.
Modern and Hmnane Treatment.
THE CLUB STABLES
(Limited)
C. BELL1NA, Manager.
Fort St., near Hotel. Telephone 477.
liMv, Booiig it soles Siles.
PROMPT SERVICE, STYLISH TURN
OUTS, SAFE DRIVERS.
We are especially equipped to cater
to your trade. Fair dealing and good
service is what we depend on to get it.
Dr. Rowat is always in attendance
at the Stables.
Club Stables Hack Stand
Cor.
Union and Hotel
(Old Bell Tower.)
Sts.
CAREFUL AND WELL INFORM
ED DRIVERS.
FIRST CLASS CARRIAGES.
HACKS AT ALL HOURS.
Orders for Surreys, Wagonettes,
Single or Double Teams at a moment's
notice.
HACKS -Nos. 4.",. 5. 70, 77, 07. 125
and ISO.
C. BELLINA, Mgr.
319. Stables Tel. 477,
Tel.
BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS.
Fort St., Opp. Wilder & Co..
H. J. NOLTE, Prop.
First-Class Lunches Served
With Tea, Coffee, Soda Water,
Ginger Ale or Milk, Open
from 3 a. m. till 10 p. m.
Smokers Requisites a Specialty.
M. W. M'CHESNEY & SONS.
Wholesale Grocers and Dealers In Leather mi
Slice Findings.
Agents Honolulu Soap Works Com
pany, Honolulu, and Tannery.
lliniftMBHl
OFFERS I
GKAP00
WAITED FOR WORD
Correspondents anil the Treaty
Eiecntfte Session.
WAS A FEVERISH AIIXIETY
Fifty Writers Keen for the First
News The Senators Guarded.
Gutting Off Dispatches.
j So far as the rules cf tin Saat are
. . x. v. . x. -v . . . .. f was. r . v.
to prevent leaks. Guards are stationed
at the foot cf each great stairway so
that no person is allowed to b wen
in the corridor of the gallery floor.
The heavy doors into the galleries are
severely closed and' guarded, and Just
what information a person could get
in th.s corridor, wen with a stethos
ccpic car, it U ham to imagine. In
favor of the members of the press gal
lery, a certain exception is made. Thy
are allowed to ro by the elevator, but
not by the stairs, to the gallery lioor.
and while there they have the right
to walk through the passageway and
into the retiring-room back of the press
gallery. In this room they may con
tinue their work, as it is securely bar
ricaded from the Senate. So much of
the corridor one floor lelov as rx
tenus from the elevator to the lobby
entrance to the Senate Is also at their
disposal, and it was here that the
members of th gallery stood in large
numbers the day the Spanish-American
treaty was being voted upon, awaiting
some announcement of the result In
side. At the time the Senate weut into ex
ecutive session, probably fifty corres
pondents took their places therv, stand
ing in groups awaiting the verdict. I:
was an occasion suggestive of imagin
ings. When nothing definite can bo
heard, there is every premium upon
evolving conclusions from the inner
consciousness of the individual. The
representatives of the Stock Exchange
newspapers had all day been in moat
feverish anxiety. Every inkling that
could bo gathered must receive dtie
weight, and no more. But to oil it was
an occasion of critical Interest. The
only sound t.hat could be heard from
the executive chamber was a somewhat
sepulchral vocal tone, monotonous und
indistinct, which was known to bo the
calling of the roll. At each new calling
of the roll an electric bell ring, as in
ordinary session, to summon all Sen
ators to their places. This serve! to
mark the progress of events to an ex
tent, although there was no way of
telling upon what subject, whether an
amendment or the treaty itself, the
roll 'had. been begun.
For an occasion of so much moment.
the Senate transacted a great deal of
business in twenty minutes.' As the
groups were standing, nervously await
ing some sign of the dawn, the execu
tive-session specialist of one of the
press associations was seen darting on
a dead mn for the gallery, where his
wires were waiting for the eventful
message. The crowd shouted at him
to "give up," but as -his Information
was the capital of his association, he
could not .be blamed for remaining tin
communicative. In less time than it takes to tell it.
land almost" simul tan t-ously with this
mans icap tor tne win's, tne rouan
face of Senator Wolcott of Colorado
was seen in the lobby wearing a smile.
"Jt must be ratified." was the natural
inference, but before deciding to act
upon it the rotund form of Marcus
Alonzo Hanna was seen coming out of
the Senate chamber on u nin, and mak
ing his way towards the colony of cor
respondents. '"Three votes majority,"
was all he said. Then the colony turn
ed, and. in a scramble as lively as a
football rash, made a brcak for the
elevator. Before its conductor could
close the cage more men had crowded
into it than the safety tests recom
mend, but they were carried to the
galleries where the wires were in wait
ing. Another eolony of shrewd corres
pondents had made their stand at the
head ol the elevator, relying upon the
good nature of the first group of cor
respondents for their information, and
so avoiding the risk of being left for
the second trip of the elevator. These
correspondents, joining with those
from the cage, made a grand rnh for
the telegraph desks, where Postal and
Western t'nicn operators were await
ing. In this way came out the iuvvs of
one of the great events in the history
of the United States Senate. Not
since the impeachment proceedings of
Presidem Johnson has thero been a
Senate vote so closely contested to the
end. From any point of view, the
consequences aro enormous and far
reaching. Equally so would have been
the consequences of an opposite de
cision. With an incipient war in the
Philippine IsIan.I.. wish n To'IaTin
U'ivurn th Tnitril StaN- pml Sp.iln
apparently ur.settNl. it .t. rvln!
at!o:i .-. m MI -ni per
functory formality.
REPORT IS MADE
Dr. Koch's Decision on
Spread of Malaria.
Studies Made In ital Thr Is a
Parastti Vtoqulto Carry
the Disease.
NEW YORK. February lv--. m!
to the Sun from I-ondon say: Profes
sor Koch's demonstration th.u mi'.ariu
Is a parasite dise.i. and hU vM. n
in support of his theory that It t
spread chiefly by moquitoe;i are nn-
ialned in an Interesting report ahSrh
he and his associates. Professor Pfelf-
ler and Koshcl, have Just Issued a the
result of thetr Investigation In Italy.
The chief object ( the expedition w.i
the study of the different klnlj of
malarial fever prevalent in Italy. Ir.
Koch and hi companion examlnd
seventy-eight cases. They succeeded In
determining that this malaria can.
from a clinical standpoint. N dlvlied
Into sub-divU!on.. but that a far a
Its cause Is concerned It constitute u
whole, and Is caused by . single t V.ir
ly characterized parasite.
Koch Is of tho opinion that mos
quitoes are In reality aceoimahl for
the spreading of malarial parasite; and
carry them from one person to another.
They are th middlemen of the para
sites. In support of his mosquito the
ory lr. Koch refers to observation on
the local spread of malaria In and
around Rome. The city of Rome lie
In the midst of an extensive malaria
district, but I lis' If free from nvalarlx
Th cause of this immunity cannot lie
in the air, or In the water, or In the
food." The only noticeable distinction
between the town ami Us surroundings
is that the Inner portion of the town
Is devoid of vegetation, and therefore
entirely free from mosquitoes, whereas
the surroundings swarm with gnat of
various kinds. Where vegetation U to
he seen. In large garden, and o on
gnats appear within and wlthoutth
walls of Rome, and with thm appnr
malaria.
rod rrprd Wltn MCalumr t
Wr from Roohii Cit AImmw
Urn and Ammonia. Caiir
mt" f th NouaawHo'o
rrlnd.
tlDNE CO COOD.
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01 81."
We all like our meal hot.
Nothing lukewarm will do.
Nothing half baked "done to a
turn". I the rlgat thlwr. That
the way we servo our clothing.
Maeli garment is hot from th
brala of the man who Unow
how to de.aln It.
My! How the men and hoy
stnaek their lip-t over otir line
f clothing.
and tiii: Pitifi a in: ji:st
RIGHT.
hi:i:r
iws
upon chi:i:u roi.-
The announeement of nur
tplal sale of nktvear. hand
kerchief. Collar and Cuffs.
7r.: ties down to TV.
Hemstitched Handkerchief.
2 for 23e.
You xnlsaan oppartnnlty if yn-:
don't hook on to ?orr." of
thc largaln.
9 Ilotl Street
Agents for Dr. IVIr30. I.'.&ea-Mtta
Underwear. Scad for Catalcgaa.
WE MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDER.
Telephone No. C7S. No. 3-11 Hotel 3L
The Silent Barbershop
When :n n d of a cj I. clean .havc
by expert artist-, with .arp loot.
visit tho SILKNT UARIJHR SHOP.
Ot:r Instrument an? thoree.:sh!y dis
infected befw u!r.5 ! an
AHTISEPTICS0LU1I0N .
Ladies Boot-Black Stand
In rar of h;.
JOSEPH FERNANDEZ. Propr.
Arlington P.Lvk. Hotel jsrrcot.
WING W0 TAI & CO.
.14 NlTANl" STRUCT.
Ivory. Lacqur. Siher and CrtKkery
Warcj. Screeu. Vae. Rattan
Chairs. Crepe. Silk. Osc
ar, lite. K:c Ktc
: : WaTcrley RIock
LANDS
For Sale.
12 I i'.s a: KaUs!. (m '.zz K-ai:se-
ha, IV lit xx J. aa I in frost
Markhasj'j r-r"..!'se. 'x'.-y.
Ills os.
C.
a r.ew
i2
Catholic estrch rr-m. a: Kalist
2-21 ::. a: Kapa.:a.-r.i. !
SaSka
of Kiss :re:l, aVou: Z f-
froa
th Kapa!ama Tran:maj ivo'..
I lire Jrj anl houoa at Kaa!a2J,
sUtia'ed rnauV-i of Klzz I'.rect as4
oa ih W'alklki of MorrU Vj-
:a3 pre3slen, Jacvs: 12 a t-xt.
Z. Ij: of aSmt ha!f aa a-rr
Z of zz s'.nc:. iSr;; I? ) fv
frni oarwr of li'.lht al Kz.z
j:rtjr. Th r rvmU pro! an
inm cf 1721 annum.
C 2i ! : f ". ta Pj isuI Tra.
U: 721 la Pu-nl Tracl.
ly. lvi2'Vj n p Tra :.
. I: l"-i2'i oa Nrij:-4 :::.
right oppxsl!e ih old Ire orfcs.
About 2") lo: iOxIW at Nuuxza at
rar and maukaof th abotc C lots.
.lnj SO lo:. !a la Kcki Tr.tr!,
I:ua:d oppol:c the Maic ICasd
Mi s:an I. 1: ! alm'.'.td that li
U os of the let tra.-t r.ir Ibe
Abj it l.:
Trae:.
!a ih Kpahata
AUi-.il !' acre In Ka!ko3so.
Puaa. Hawaii: the las! ex3d
from th beaeh to a!kVjt 2 ml!
from th" volcano.
11 City prirwr.ie. etc.. e:c.
Prlce are he eheap: in th mar
ket. For further rurt!cn!arf apr'JT to
II t
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
W. C. AC1II. our manager, baa over
1C year' experience la reaj esta:? bos-
Inesa la thla city.
lloaolulu. IVbruarr 7. 19. -II J
Children's Photos
A p- i!e harde: of all to rnak rll
until you Ui-rome ;irru!omrxl 1o the
i;
tak. Men her tell u we are at our
cM when making photo of the little
one. Our quaint, unlqu pa- faith
ful llkrnce and dainty tl of fin
tuning pnouA nni raror in every
mother eye.
Preserve baby pretty far, in on c
WUJIamV phornjt.
J. J. WILLIAMS,
n
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Fort StrooL
D. H. Fjfe. C. V. Aasia.
FYFE ADA3IS0X.
COMMISSION AG K NTS.
214 SIXTH ST SAN FRANCISOO.
CAL.
Dealera In ail Of jrrtp'Jcti ct Cali
fornia ProJacu.
S.leisifa for IiiaaJ in:l:a asd P ra
ti a so.
PURCHASING AGENTS, CTC
Ca.ia adracoea caada oa eoailcnnast.
All taatceia entrusted to ca will tr
ealTe proapt attest! on.
c.
S CO., L'D.
Hnc.: jl i. II. I.
AC.KNTS tfllt
Haw.tU.in Agricultural Company. Oa
ni Sujtar Company. Hoaoniu fi:aT
Company. Walluku Si car Company.
Waih Surar Company. MaVre
car Company. Itaach
Company. KapapaU Ranch.
Planter I.ln". Haa Fraaci Pakf..
CharU- Itr-r A. Vi. of lt
ton Packet.
AKnt.- H-:in ivard f tfc! tit
er. Agnt.4 for Piladtph.a ta:.! .f fa-!rAr;t-r.
LIST OK OFFICr.RS.
P.- C. Jor.. Prc."dT.!; Gi:x II.
Rm r.jwin. Maaacr; K. F. Ii:hop.
Trcxsar:r a: 1 S rar: Cd. W. '.
AKea. AuJitor: C. M. Cwk-. II. Wavr
hu. t. It. Crrr. Iirctr.
A NEW PAINT SHOP.
HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH CI
Mr. Joha II. V.'eit, a practical Hoaa
Paiater, Decorator as4 Wool ToUtst
aro sow prepared to jc!t ei:aiat
oa all klst!t of work la ttat Ilea.
Mr. Vet harlsg had a practical ax
peri e sea of over twenty yeara la 8aa
Fraaclico asd other Iarjr citiea oa tai
Coast ve feel cosSieat ttat asy vorl
entrusted (o ui will k1t esttra tatia
faction to osr patrosa.
PEERLCvS rRESERVTNG PAINT CO
BiEvEli
LIMITED
Offer for Sale:
REFINED SUGARS.
Cut i4 GrA3::Ni.
I'ARAFINE PAINT CO.'S
PAINT OILS.
Lt:v-Ui acin
INDUHLNE,
IU as!
OCT
AS4
FERTILIZERS,
Atex. Cr.
& Ssi hb-crai
fn:::ifrf. alt?:l for rt-
trxr ease as 1 cclfr
N. 0!.Un t X Co cbc.!al ierCLU
Mfal
STEAM PIPE COVERING,
xwrt rast r:a.:ic v::csi p:p
cirerlsc.
FILTER PRESS CLOTHS,
Lls's as! Jote.
CEMENT, LIME & BRICKS.
AGENTS FOR
WIISTERN 5U0.n KimXIXG CO-.
5aa rraorl; Oat
ALDW1N IjOCOHOTlVn WORKS.
rM!a4e!rs!a. Pes. U. S. JL
(Vasf. -Na:!osal Case sre3er).
Ne Tcrk. f. S. i
OHI.NDr CO-
Sta Fraccl ro. CaL
IIS DON IRON
WORKS,
AND lOCOMOTTVD
SUa Frisctro. CaL
A lisitl riast !a oat cosmic: wtia-
c-i Elertr.'c Power. d:ri-ir
I: a fsxall esIsea.
Wis y sat c-era:e jeer ;oer Trosa
cs Ci;.Vnt.L Kta-Joa? Osa csr
:cr caa fsrslh pamtr So yoar Pa S3 p.
CcaTirI i::rator r:awf, run
way &sd Holttt; Uo. fsralia lUat
as I power Tar a rallat of frcta II i
i) ;::.
EI'.: trie Paer lIsg cv2. utn ttm
lib:r of haallsc roal la yo-f till. ai
watr. aid di away wlih In'fb-prJcM
tr.z'.ztTt, as I cs!y tare cseescca ta
ock aftf r !a yaor zzl'.l.
Wser water piwer ! ATaiUtta ii
Oit Sotilsr t3 rsera Hler-r-p
Powe-
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COM-
PANT ii saw rtZf Tzmltx Electric
P:ast tai Gcsentcra cf all eeacrlp
lie at istirt cot! re. asd a: baa oa
Lis! a lire :o;fc cf V.:re. Csasfe-
Itn as I E;:-al G'k
All c?lri wr.I to ciica nr-scpt &t-
tes'Jcs. as I ettirsitt fraltte j for
LTcsticc as I Power Pias'a; a!, mi-
tfstroa !t rir'3 n U - Mar's
Wirisc
THEO. HOnfAN. Ii!asr.
HUSTACE & CO..
DEALERS IN
Wood and Coal
ALSO
White and Black Sand
VTLlzh w win ft!! at lia very toi
tairktl raifa.
lira Phiiioioi immi
n. M 10 AW A,
Nuts.2 rtreL ctr DrretatiU,
rt a f
t:tt toxsrrrmu aatoca,
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