THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. MARCH 4. 1S99.
THE BANK OF HAWAII.
-LIMITED.
laccrporated Under the Laws of the
Republic of Hawaii.
CAPITAL - $100,000.00
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Cha3. M. Cooke President
J. B. Atherton. . . Vice President
C. H. Cooke Cashier
ffV C. Atherton Secretary
. Directors Henry "Waterhouse, Tom
Hay, F. W. Macfarlane, E. D. Tenney,
J. A. McCandless.
Bollclts the Accounts of Firms, Cor
porations, Trust3, Individuals and will
jroomptly and carefully attend to all
frailness connected with banking en
trusted to it. Sell and Purchase For
Ijpi Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordinary and Term Deposits received
and Interest allowed in accordance
with rules and conditions printed in
p&M books, copies of which may be
&ad on application.
Bafe Deposit Boxes rented by the
month or year.
VTAJJ3B SPRECKELS. WM. G. IRWIN.
GLAUS SPRECKELS & CO,
Bankers,
HONOLULU - - - H. I.
fli2T FRANCiSCO AGENTS THE NE
VADA BANK OP SAN FRANCISCO.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
1M FRANCISCO The Nevada Bank of
fcu Francisco.
&? N DO N T h e Union Bank of London,
WiiW YORK American Exchange Na
tions! Bank.
trJTilCAGO Merchants' National Bank.
,iiM Comptoir National d'niscompte
Fans.
iijritLlN Dresdner Rank.
MONOKONO AND YOKOHAMA Honc
fitonx and Shanghai Banking Corpora-
TffkfiT ZEALAND AND AU ST R ALIA-
dfca rk of New Zealand.
CflCTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
? British North America.
Transact a generaiBcmMno gExenanoe Business
Doalt3 Received. Loans made on Ap-
-&d Security. Commercial and Trav
nJtrs' Credits Issued. Bills of Exchange
&2kt and Sold.
SJOXiJLECTIONS PROMPTLY ACCOUNT-
BISHOP
SAVINGS
BANK
On October 1st, 1898, and continuing
ntll further notice, Savings Deposits
will be received and interest allowed
fyj ,this Bank at four and one-half per
cant per annum. The terras, rules and
regulations of the Hawaiian Postal
Savings Bank will be adopted as far as
it is practicable to apply them, and the
Cash Reserve of $50,000 as required
wader the Postal Act will be main
tained.
Printed copies of the Rules and Reg
slation3 may be obtained on the 1st of
Dctober on application.
. bishop & CO.
Honolulu, September 7, 1898.
5019
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
BISHOP. &; CO.
- Bankers.
jfRAlSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Commercial and Travelers' Letters of
Credit issued, available in all the
Principal Cities of the World.
INTEREST allowed after July 1st.
18S8, oa fixed deposits: 3 months 3 per
b; 6 months per cent; 12 months
4 per cent .
JHS YOKOHAMA SPECIE BAM
LIMITED.
Subscribed Capital Yen 12,000,000
Paid Up Capital Yen 10,500,000.
Iteserve Fund 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 ISWIZUKA
AGENCY OF
KEI HIN BANK, LTD.
Vineyard Street.
Transact General Banking and Ex
change Business.
9E&D OFFICE - - - TOKYO, JAPAH.
,Draw exchange on
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
YOKOHAMA.
Read the Hawaiian GatetU
CO
(Betai-Wcckly).
mm c&tffi&fl
I Moihertiood
Took it as a Child: Now gives
it to her own Children.
Mr??. Mabel r.oulton of ttrishane. Qikths
lawl. has had thr- following unusiuilan-i inot
delightful experience :
' From infancy I was weak and Mir at
nnl prew to he anything l-ut a robust chill.
I suffered from Iebility. n :ii-iHftite. and
the usual consequence of such complaints.
Itut my parents hearing of the health restor
ing properties of
procured some for me and I am happy to say
that after having taken two bottles I re.t:i:t-d
health, vijror and Rood appetite and have not
been troubled ever since. I :im now married,
have a family of my own, am sMll strong and
well, and can recommend Dr. Ayer's Sar
s ;p irilla as a poixTfand'y medicine'
For constipation take Dr. Aver's Pills. Tbcy
. I'.romptly relieve and surely cure. T;'ko t!'m
with Dr. Ayer's yarsaparill.i: one aids the fliir.
HOLLJSTER DRUG CO., Agents..
J- fi. Schnack.
Hii
OFFERS
For Sale Any Rind of
Island Stocks.
Rlivq -mrl rmtriahf
DUyb ana Seitb OUtrigni
Citv nd Snhnrhsn Rpl Pc - i
tate.
P. 0. BOX NO. 104.
QANDRt
DANDRUFF KILLER DDES IT.
DOES WHAT?
Whv it It ills tho IrmrtrnfT nnrl mvas 1
i
H
, l fit. i. n ' i ! in
i nnn m urnrar
, iiiiii.ii muni, I
I llllll I Jlllllll I II lllll'l
5 L W
ho hair. If you are troubled with dan.! terrible irony In the Tate of Lulgl Luc
Iruff. nricklv heat or anv smln nr cheni. Ben H. Uidgeley. United State
druff, prickly heat or any scalp or
skin disease, try a bottle of DAND
RUFF KILLER. It never fails to
cure. Sold by all druggists and at the
Union Barber Shop. Remember the
trade -mark, ."The Two Faces." Be
ware of imitations.
F. PACHECO.
Sole Proprietor.
Telephone No. C9G.
THE FAMOUS
INDIAN MEDICINES
Are for sate by our
exclusive distributing
agents : : N :
Hobron Drug Co.,
Fort and King Streets,
HONOLULU
WM. G. IRWIN & CO.,
LIMITED.
Wm. G. Irwin.. President and Manager
Claus Spreckels Vice-President
W. M. Giffard..Secretary and Treasurer
H. M. Whitney, Jr Auditor
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
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 Humane Treatment.
IS MOST TERRIBLE!,
Horror of the Punishment
for an Anarchist.
Solitary Confinement In Darkness.
Not Permitted to Talk, Head
or SmokeThe Prison.
Special Inciter to the New York World.
Geneva: Lucchenl's punishment wlir " , . .
... fl , .prlntcnl ma:trr Iwlns rail frvm 1C
be, for an anarchist, the most terrible . ,
that can Ik? conceived.
It will be total
silence. He will not be mail; a
mar
tyr." , Ite will simply be shut up, set to
work and forbidden to talk.
For the Cm five years he
wil b?j
iu ui.t i.viiuiiii
the labor assigned to him there. After
five years he will be set to work In a
prison shop and may not speak to any
of the lesser knaves around him upon
pain of being returned to solitary con-
finement. He is not to lm pampered;
he may not smoke or read ;r tal:c; he
loe3 not know what the world is say-
ing about him. He is allowed no wine
or beer or spirits, and since thai one
famous cigar, of which so much has
been said, was smoked, he has ikk been
permitted to touch tobacco.
All the prison .guards take turns in'
Watching the cell, and he has had little'
chance of getting special privileges, lie
is allowed to recc.ve no visLs or letters'
or to communicate with the world. All'
sorts of iciters have Leon sent to him. t
but he has seen none of thorn. These!
come from all parts of Kuropj o:u or
two from the Untied States. All the!
letters received are not from sympa
thizers. In one there came a bit of
rope and a rough sketch of a man Un
hanged. "This is what you ought
to suffer, says the writer.
The cantonal penitentiary of Geneva.
j the Kvcche, is a gloomy gray stone
building hard by the famous old Ca
thedral church of St. Pierre (the church
of John Calvin) In the Rue dc 1' Kvcche.
: Some fifty prisoners are conlinetl there
' at present all males. Of these only
one is a life prisoner, a parricide who
has already passed sixteen years In his
cell. Here Luccheni will enter, never
again to come out. He will be put to
! worK at shoemaklng. On Sundav
mornlnss therc a service in the ien-
itcutiary chapel, which Luccheni may
- uteml if he wishes, but as Anarchists
scorn religion he may deuy himself this
comfort. There is also a nrison library
from which the prisoners may each
take a book ev-cry Sunday. They are
permitted to read on Sundays, and may
also read at the dinner hour. Prison
ers who have undergone this punish
ment four or five years have declared
that they would prefer death. Some
have begged to be killed.
For Luccheni it will bo particularly
hard. He sees before hlra a life ab
solutely without hope; the ceaseless
talker will be reduced to everlasting
silence, tho prrarJicr of the bad cause
will be without an audbmce and with
out a public, the idle and noisy anar
chist will he forced to work Indus
triously every day of his life from C in
the morning until G at night ami can
not even dispose of the fruits of his
own enforced labor. If the anarchists
have any wit they may siv? a certain
Consul at Geneva.
IX THE SOUDAN.
There -May he Another Opportunity for
" Hitting .vitchener."
LONDON, lVb. 22. According to a
special dispntih from Cairo, tho dis
quieting news has been received thciv
that the Khalifa, at the head of gsvatly
augmented forces, is marching on th-
Nile.
CAIRO. Feb. 22. Tho Khalifa hi
left Sher-Keila rnd is moving r.trth
ward with a consideralile force. He
has been fiercely raiding the Arabs
along tho. route, and the latter have
boeome panic-striken.
Major Mcixna!d, the head of the
British expedition which has been ex
ploring East Africa, has started for
Omdurman, and Major Hunter, the re
cently appointed Governor of Omdur
man, ami other Bi:ish officers on a
furlough, have been recalled.
LONDON. Fob. 23. The Dally News
publishes the following dispatch from
Cairo: The Khalifa Is advancing upsn
Omdurman with between 15.000 and
20,000 men. Preparations are proceed
ing to meet him.
A footnote to the dispatch says: The
facta are that Colonel Kitcheners
scouts came in touch with the Khalifa,
strongly intrenched with 10.000 men.
and the British officer having only a
small force, ho found it necessary to
retire on Omdurman. Thl retirement
the Khalifa regarded as a sign of
weakness, and it led him to rally his
forces to the advance. Lord Kitchener
has 9000 men at Omdurman.
ABOUT HAWAII.
t Examiner Answer to Query.)
.1. F. Moser, Kendrick. Idaho. Ha
waii is not a good place to go with
the expectation of making a living at
the present time. Theadvice3 from the
islands are that they are overrun with
new arrivals, especially of professional
men for whom there is nothing to do.
The climate is good for weak lungs.
The total area of the islands Is 6.5S7
square miles. Honolulu is the principal
place on the islands, having something
over 2S,000 inhabitants.
roit revenue.
v. a I i i or
Postage.
Seattle iv.i-h ). ;;. a
h.iA Ik n introd;;c l i:i ;'.. Jap.ir. :
I'.irli.inif a: to air. nl the pjv.al law.
The till prt ;o?-s to ralo th p.m:.ic
f: Iftuis (rtrt-c m.iir malt-r tu
3 iK'ii on every mommo and a fraction
(do'iole th pr-nt 'Aichti; n pn:
cards (focomi-c!aA mill n:.v,iT) toll2
fen. return card. 3 . n; on ntvupjper
U Pi on cry C m mtn" ar..l a
fraction. ?n each l-Mng chargM on
paper. vj:r.Mcr . thin 20 montni
. , . .. . .
jfic: lrom Acril 1st. To! r.iph tharjrcji
. .. . . . . . .
Jand railway fans will lx ra'..i .! y.mti!-
t::r.cotK-ily
with tho io.-t.i:.'.
-rirrrt 3), jcn ronsidcraVo n'ji.v
llon !o lhv rruro..M lacrra-. but the
. Govc-rnmvr.t dr minds revmt.. ar.d thl
(?t em to te only way of raising It.
Tho Only High Crad Oaklnc
Powdor Offered ot a Mod
orato Price.
KitLiy EB Powder
NONE SO COOD
We all like o.ir r.;caU h )t.
Nothing lukewarm will do.
Nothing half l-aked 'Mor. to a
turn". U the riht thin?. Tfc.nV
the way wc serw o::r clothlr.j;
Each garment U hot from the
brain of the man who 'nj
how to design it.
My! How the m'n and boy
imack their lip over our lint
of Nothing.
AND THE PRICES ARE JUST
CHEER UPON CHEER FOL
LOWS
rite nunnunccmrnl of onr
special ,.ile of neckwear, hand
kerchief. Collars and Cuff..
7T tlrs down to T'V.
Hcmtltchrd Ilar.dkcrc!;!cf.
2 for r:c
You m!. nn oj-porttmlty If yon
don't hook on to fc.m of
thf.e barnnln.".
9 Hotel Street
Wavrrlcy Bloel
Agents for Dr. Dclasel's Llnco-Mfifc
Underwear. Scad for Catalogue
WE MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDER.
Telephone No. C7C. Nc. 9-11 Hotel Si
niE CLUB S
FABLES
(LimUe !)
C ElLLI.NA. Msrujcr.
FcriS:.,nrlicuI. Tc!U:e 477.
iiKP, Boordina cnii Seles
PliOMPT SERVICE.' STYLISH TURN
OUTS. SAFE DRIVERS.
We ar c.p"clally cq'.ppc I to cater
to your trade. Fair dcai.ng and go!
service is what v.v depend oa to rvt I:.
Dr. Rovat i alwavj In r.::r.dar.:c
at Stabler.
Club Stables Hack Stand
Cor. Union and Hotel S:s.
(Old Bell Tower.)
CAREFUL AND WELL INFORM
ED DRIVERS.
FIRST CLASS CARRIAGES.
HACKS AT ALL HOURS.
Orders for Surrey. WazoncUcJ.
Slncle or Double Teams at a moment
notify.
HACKS No. ir.. or.. To. 77. 97. 1Z
and ISO.
C. BELL1NA, Mfr.
Tel. 313.
Stable & Teh r
BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS.
Fort St.. Or?. Wilder & Co .
II. J. NOLTE. Prop.
Firsl-Class Lunches Served
With Tea. Coffee. Soda Water.
Ginger Ale or Milk. O-xa
from 3 a. xn. till lu p. xn.
Smokers Requisite a Specialty.
M. W. M'CHESNEY & SONS.
Wholesale Grocers and Diilers ta tuttcr iri
Ageata Honolulu Snap Works Coav
paay, Honolulu, and Tannery.
WING WO TAI & CO.
214 NUUANU STREET.
Ivory, Lacquer, Silver and Crockery
Wares. Screca3. Va, Ratua
Chairs, Crepes. Silks. Cig
ars. Etc.. Etc., Etc.
I
LANDS
For Sale.
1-2 Ij'.i a: Ka:hl. f.i:!n: Ka:hae-
ha IV ItaaJ. aad In frva: cf G.
Markham's rf.:.!'sc, ai'.h . r.tx
dc '.'lag on.
2Qz loi :Cir ftrt. tr.auka o5th
Ca:bo!ic church r--- it KalilL
321 la: a: Karurr.i. Tr'r.r tnsla
c! Kins ircvt. about CJ trozx
the Kari'.an-.A Triawati iVc-pct.
I Tive ! v.j and touvrs a: Kapala-isa.
situated sauk of Klzz aaJ
oa Walk!! cf McrrU IU
:av rrcmi.. lr.con;e a year.
S A lol of aou: half an ere mauia
of Kin iTc:. u-n co f:
from th.; corr.tr cf a-J K'.zz
:rec:.. The prcn;'.'s pr!':. as
tnom? of rr anr.ar:.
CS lou T:x1S) in Puusul Trac
ZZ lots 10x::o la Pu jr.-il Tra
o:j l :-xr:o on 2Cu-aaau :r:.
oppcwltc tho oM fee vcrks.
rear an 1 r.:aaka cf a!ote C lou.
s-Abo i; : ) la 1M: Trac:.
1 1 . a t !
WalJvi;.! .-a i: vh.
!
D Ab-r:
Tra.-:
Puna, ltar..;i; tl. :.ia 1 rx:!j
from tho bcarh to a!o.t 2 n".!rj
from :?.c voVnnx
2 1 Ci:y prrvrtlcir. c:. ;c.
Prlvd ar- the c!.ca;-i iu the mar
ket.
For fur:hrr yunlcalar arrT ?
i f fi nnn
13 l M l 1
11. U. liUH
9
IV
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
W. C. AC1II. our maaacr, hxi over
1C year rxpcrimc la t-xl ru: L-jj-lr-r
la thl city.
Honolulu. February 7. Sl3
Children's Photos
Ar the htrdcftl of atl to raaki rll
until yo:i lcco;n a-ca:oa:cJ to the
la5c. Mother. tell u vrc arc at otjr
lt whra making phota of the little
nM. Our quilnt, tialqa" pi faith
ful likcnc.,c! ar.d daiaty !yli of Ha
l thing photo fin 1 favor la every
mother cyc.
Prcvrvo l r.y -r".!y f.irc !a cr.c of
William' pV:o.
J. J. WILLIAMS,
ii
i
Fort StrceL
I D. H. Fjf C V. A4as:i33.
FVFK & ADAMS0X.
COMMISSION A(ti:NTJ?.
2H SIXTH ST.. SAN FR.NCIi?CO.
CAL.
Dva!cr in a'.i dr.-rl; cf CalJ-l
fom'.a rrcl'jf!,
. r-!fs:?3 for U!aa! lYu'.'.a jlcJ Pr
Juc .
PURCHASING AGENTS. ETC
Cajh Ir&aor j tza6 oa coai'raztat.
All tuilcfji ratraitr J to u will r
ctUft proapi Attf a'Joo.
c.
I)
m & to, Li).
Q K-a S:rr?. : : H t-oIuIj. II. I.
Hawaiian Arr:.--j!:r:ral Castiiar. Oal
m fi
nt'.a S u ir Company. ll&a:ai Sizi? ,r.NV 1$ a ra!y lo fsralth n:fir.r
Coxpiny. Wailku Srar Coa:riay. 'Plaa! at! Oafratcr cf a1 rf
Walhr S Ti-ir Company. Malry Sa-Jijr n hcrl io'Jr, izl fct ca
rar dmpiny, i Jx.-i3i.a: i
lUach
Company. Kappa'.a Itaach.
Plaatrr L:a. San Prase .-i Parkttr.
Char lTr-KT Co.'a L'.io cf Ik
toa Pa:.
Ag.r.t
Ii-uMn p-ur l cf UtiiTTr:':-
er.
aV for Phi:a!!phU IV? of Ua -
LIST OF OFFICERS:
P. C. Jaa, P.-c Gorxe H.
Rotrt-oa, Maaar; IZ. P. Il:hop.
Trcaurrr ar.d Sr:ary: Col. V. P.
Allen. Ati Ii:or: C. M. Co-ik. H. Wa'.cr
G. R. Carter. P;rvtrf.
A NEW PAINT SHOP.
HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH Cl
Mr. John II. West, a practical Hoc
Palate r. Decorator aaJ WeoJ lo!lihef
are now prepared to rlt eUaat
oa all kinds of work la thai Use.
Mr. Wct cavlaft bad a practical ti
pertesce cf over tirtaty yean la Sai
Fraaclfco and other lar?e eltlei oa U
Coast, we feel confident that any worl
eatrusted to cj will kIt fa lire tatls
factioa to our patrons,
PEERLESS PRESnRVTNG PAINT CO
LIMITED
Offer, for Sale:
REFINED SUGA11S.
Ct-c asJ Crasatatrsl
PARAFI.NE PAINT C0S
Parr.
PAINT OILS.
Luce! Haw as4 Ikll.
LlsjwJ Haw aal lUV.fyL
INDUIUNE,
WAttr-rrocf cc:3.a:r Fa!-!, la-
! an S outjli: la wV.: izi
color k
FERTILIZERS,
A!tx. Crota & SitV L:;h-srai
Sro:ca frti:iifrr. aJar:rj f.r
par care aaj cc!Tr.
N. OhlacJ: & Co.V tttrzUil frrtll
Utt zi f.rc:y trzzl Daa
i!raL
STEA.M PirE COVEIIING,
tiry ?:zz cix-Jii? t ; ::' l:
FILTER PRESS CWTs.
Ir. a aal Ja!.
CEMENT, LIME A- MUCKS.
AGENTS FOR
IVIISTKKN SVCMi Ui:?-JN!NG CO,
ALDVIN IXCOMOTIVi: V0!li:5.
PhP.i4c:rh! Pcaa u. a JL
i:wi:u. univi:r5.l will co,
(Maaf. -Na::cail Cuac Srt 1 !r).
Ne TcrJ:. U. S. JL.
OHIANDT CO-
5a rraac!r. Cah
mnoN IRON
WORK?.
AND 1jOC01:072V3
Fa a TraartKa. CtL
;3j
A Mcl Piaat U toi cca;; :(: ::).
cut Ii:cs-:r:c Pomrr. ih-- Htlzg
I; a taia:i rar.:ar-.
Why t&t Ktz.tr: yt-sr ;cf f:ca
ca C1:NT;lI. S:a::3a? 0:.f fycrr
f.ar caa fra'.Jh iztr la jor Par:.
;Cc.:r;f-a:. i:i;'wr, p.9-v IUI3-
ay ai llo'.itf; : f-ra'.ih !!hl
aJ psjr for x rsi:a rf fr-a 12 ta
1) C5iJL
HTctrJc Por Ik'.zz ct"J, tat tit
hh:r cf La:jac ceil !a jozt t. tin
wavr. aaJ !:-f any :rh L!rh-;.rU3
T.z'.rurf. i 3 oa!jr tatr oti-sr.tt
c-ox af:cr !a jor r:::h
Vi'i'w a:rr ?-itr !f r::ah !i
tPor.
THE HAWAIIAN nUrCTTtlC CO It-
tar.1 Ixrr f.octc cf W:n, ChAil
Irt aaJ intrlral Geoff..
All or cr i:i t c:a rr:r: a.!
t'a'.Iaa. a3 ff.lrsa! fsrIihi for
Ush:!r.c arJ Porrr p:aa:i: io. t,j.
if3 !i ::Tfa 19 6
Til EO. HOrni AN. Uaaar-
HUSTACE & CC
DEALEJL3 IN
Wood and Coal
ALSO
. White and Black Sand
VTV.ch wt w:;i at it very tavtti
tanrLtl rat a.
Telrphaa ?4a. li.
Ilie Piifiiojics! msnt
ftKret. tear DraaU. or
9 1
(f )
I - -
fei. -V