The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], October 30, 1900, Page 3, Image 3

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UMBERS
POLICE MILL GRINDS
OUT ITS USUAL GRIST1
fwftfriftnce
Uedeiros
of L. R.
ict Ml" HIM
pd Mid r'J
Roundly.
Work
Tw'iw.T!lTl.nUT ?V"K rORTY-VB CASES which occupy
, i ,.... .o,k, mu.t ;0,:;1 s isr than one anj the um
mZzzzuzzzrsz r-and -
rthy perferusunce. ooea. rlums In seventeen mitiu.s. a truly note-
..mount cf two dollar. tjenstj e Unallt of the TsrrttorJ W
"''ymplItheUe0 touching orations but It Jell on
'..nation. Mr. SLlJlS? hl" defendant for the customary
- nm- tvl requeue that In fur ,r k- La-
. nts. " urus" in nccua.y
MaUw h.skl. the
.11 .nin f r many
to tl
I oed
, 1
, ,,i public
HV.. at En. mi and
and have reccMMJT
. . , .
ytrif villi my aws
,,,,. About sis
ptumMMJ
s t. get
i labor.
h-. me with
I in' t .ru-'eci i"
ni. 4 they put tnem
Arm if I "
to read "Crua" In necaa.v hrcal
I'ole. w.ia ip. .if,.. 1.1. . . . . . . .,
ion-. Tn 1'nllah lm.rn t mnmmf ".:uiu- i..v-
... - -- " - m i. 1 1 1' j guinea Bis
ir arfl n hv a Drnfounrf ,.....:
"That Deniitv flh..rifr i. m - i
m ,k V" : ' o." said a court-roo-n h-.ier;
inn ii h'w iiip Bnii pav rou lonir.-t io
upesa. wnicn la Rebecca
sense of apprectatlj-i 'if ibe
to BBJuael ihr i nse
cheaper
the InterDreter."
n M IW lllar wan, I, ,. 11 ...
,,imilJ ,k- . . , . " w uic wtn inn: l U (J Uil'-ll , ' -
w u I . I II . nil . I I.
Kanai.a. a nut.v,. boy im,. . '. 1 fr belnjc drunk
rn I..- imam n lis that th
hlMM If very drunk.
y ,-.,M-m ,n q. w,, : .,t"fl this aspiration lRorou-ly aid teattitod
.n.i was nu:ain on tnr s!.le-alk to the edification of a larje cr.wd
anq io mr oomniruon or tramc. Kahan expla ntd that he
ut nra-uln pol tics w' it irr. ntd
ou evidently had a MfJ dose of soir. thlnfc-mr.ybe of politics. ' remarked Kb
you tWo ,,,"r n'J cti. In future, when a policeman has x -"
" ' ' '" horn. ,vrn thouirh the streets be muddy."
not only -lenl d 'An iharu
ie onicer wno made th,- arrest was
Wm
to an animal, was coitin-
josepn. i narned with rn Ity
wir nuiin wiui. n ib retired Into nrlvat. llfp " J '.ir, W 1" x
I it
, ,s.m- mwer. Klually
yjajajuilu I'l imhiiMJ Com
mve si prlre- thist sMs
ui.nte TH 'he "thers.
., , bathtub f r
1 I lnivi r -d
M would tut m the plumb
gna'i hsiw jut how
tstJeJ rharac and thUh I
yrtly what t wanted they
nether it "' 1 t k.' two
,,i h Inally
Mips to rheri me a fair
thm the Job.
MSi wbu worked for them
j Hi Is a fast worker MM)
, ii him do the work. How
Ml esske tut they sent l
I and s lxy the man Uie
gkaj ,ver knew They
m Sys befor the hoUSf
man and by besnn on
ut In the r time to
I fte for sevsi sl hosjrs. The
Ibhsnt about MMttvr of an
krsl- sn thing lie wnnted and
pas eontikwally Th-y finished
, , . , l "i I. It I am
)D'i day. th uwh the firm
b . hari- me about tV Tbey
is for the tub when :i :m .
M The idea of rharginc 10
i sg and mere by fM
S ssae' work la rldUul ua.
VW'I sM for ITt feet nd pipe
ksrared what they ut in and
a 'bit i n i in 1
Tss work was not
-i v hut this l t'e b II
. i . . ' li :. .i to, ;ni
Vlie ( ie Ugalngt
k I 'intil today.
'"M-. Hanrahan.
. xi I i ned.
rhm following rases were also d spore 1 of:
iav. nenwrnan. atsau i wun intent io commit murder, cimmlttcd; Sauitirs
'WMWMW aWSMsMS), Wtolle pro d. . .fo Ttu mtuon. aneault nrwl liitf. rv m J . 1 )u
o " '. 1 mniO-1 llll ance. 13 and COt' Th mmil mmmrn nut.
SSwW prtW'd. ; Hale. CS-ault gad batterv on Ak ika nr.ll.. r.rM Hrmken.
SSJl et m.o
val. M
auce.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
FROM M0L0KAI
Kiltktn. KeliikuiilM, a Leper,
VV aots -p.4r.ii inn Krum
Hu-nand.
MAKE THL GaRB
FIT THE CRIME
nd
I. ike a voice from the grave comes
the petition of Klllkino K K Kel.lku
alw, from Kalaupapa, Mo'iokal. to the
Circuit Court asking that the bonds of
matrimony existing between her and
James Moeen Kellikuala be forever dis--olved.
he la a leper and Is doomed to spend
th- rest of her days In the walled-ln
settlement wbere all aftllcted with the
dlseaaw are held by ordr of the law.
Three years .nl d.d h- end th man
whom Mia la new aulng for divorce live
together after their marriage In WW.
n March 31, IMS, she was declared to
be afflicted with the disease known ua
'hlnese leprosy ar.d to be incapdble of
Alton ey e. vrvl Jvocits
I hiK of i o...r in t!dth
iog or ProLers
Oabu prison will see
( lothmg fa.shlons within
and this wi.l be due to
Vrorney ' neral E. V.
a change i
a short ttoSf
thi? uesire oi
Do Io liavt
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.ihe via sent to th- leper s- tttement
at Kalauiapa. The husband r -mair.ed
ir t ar.d now after a-ven years the
BBlal mr of th- law 1 .i'k d to bn k
Kunder the bonds of n.atnmory tied
by father Clement a decade ago.
In her petition th- libe.lnnt a ates
that for a farther ground for dlor. e
thar than that apparent b. ' li s
usbnnd has failed t pr v:d- her
v. ith suitable maintenance. althvURh of
4uffl lent ability and raaass to pr -v de
her with such. The signature of the
wife haa been affixed ti the petition In
t manner which Indicates that the dia
base from which she Is sufftrtn-r la at
an acuta stage.
W Iran
2 2 inch T,
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ote tssRe obkailltt trad ht
WILL MOVE AOSIIT.
Salvation Army to Occupy Ita
Hall on 1 irat.
Tho Sal
the move
Mir'd bv the cwners for an
.ion uf tli- ir
Old
the various grades of prison garb ac
cord to souk' extent with th- natur;
of the criin;? for which the prison r L
incarcerated.
At the meeting of th '.ovvrnor anc
ihe heads of uepartni .nia yest ra
.i.orniiiK the Attorney Ueneral brouh
up the matler In conne.tion witn fee .
eral prison routine, lie suggested that
all persons sentenced Irom tne variuo:
lalai.ua lor any term in lxc-sS oi
var at.d rem.tndcd to Oanu prls-.
jiiould in future, be kept to their re
, -u distriet Jai s.
He a so nugsted thai the pris v
inouiu oe uttiuea into two gcuri
s-iilons. one for prisoners s i . t : i
for misdemeanors, and th other foi
those f r ii.fiin.jas en a
In connect 10.1 witn this suggestloi
he though; it would l a VtM plai
to have the short term prisoners a;
lirtd in blue deaim insi -ad cf the hal:
I) a ai.d naif brown as worn at pr.s
i.t. this change was urged both
. Ul.t (it IU iess, arid to i l
- tne t -:.eral n-gan: lor pr.s a.
discipline . H.. hu'g. sted alsa that
in convlcttu of InfamoU
.Times i)- k pi in Hontiuiu, and noi
sent aa-uunu to otntr ts.ai:U9, as wa
. j .n the past. Thla wouii.
i.aiUriaiiy tut down exp ns.a.
Vote tht Rpub'ic" Tckt Straight.
aa-a-ae 1
It A I i ; i . . A.Nal I COMf ANT.
Exhibits AgTsementa for QieiB
o udi Property Owners.
The Ilapld Transit t'umpany yester
day presented to the Governor's council
tlon Army I. o-.ce rnore on(fur ,r,DecUon gamp,e copk. Qf
Tn ir present ha. I b ins rt-nU , , u. us, ,, , ,llt.ft.on w.th tha
the
exten-
Salvatlon
i. MM of Queen street on which
pany proposes to lay its track.
rise, at
r 1-esd Plna
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ists have to vacate, and on N ovemo r f Tl.eue were for acceptance by owners
1st they will reocrupy the Arm's old 1 of property along the extension. As
all on th- corner of King and Nuu-jtr.e terms uiu nor seem to meet win
anu afreets, recantly used by the the uranlmous approval of those pres
ent, w. u. smitn, repretnenting tne
ltishop Estate, was sent for. as the Es-
m V. d- ' '"trols much of the property ln-
tfe fir-' in me street extension.
lie stated tne company hud not raid
anything to him in regard to the mat
ter and Ike discussion was brought to
a close In order that consultation with
the iiishop Estate could be had.
hort-llv. d J- fwi N- w M.ss or-.
Mat r. rn a. will b .L.rai.. 1 by
t.vo Says' special meetings,
i. H.lav evenma will be held
Ut th- ..hi ha. I. w ban st it st. i s of
th work uorte In thla hull durn g Its
ry rv th- Army will b.- g.ve.i
y
Interesting News
owing to large shipments due here by next steamer we are com
pelled to make room in all departments; therefore, we are offering
for the coming week great attractions.
SPECIAL PRICES All our Crash ault
able for dress skirts, on sale at 126c
and 15c; regular 2&e vaiuea.
t'OVEIlT
shades;
lVc.
CLfO'iHS. 36-lnch, la all
heavy quality; on sale at
ft
ONE CASE, 50 pieces, fancy LAWN8,
desirable patterns, fast colors; reg-
ular 10c vaiuea
5 CENTS NEXT WEEK. !
WASH MATERIALS,
vaiuea, next week,
10c per yard.
20c, l.tte, 15c
your choloe at
CHILDREN'S
go at 50c.
GINGHAM DRESSES
GREAT ATTRACTIONS in Ladiea',
Missea and Children'a Muslin Un-1
derwear.
FIVE HUNDRED ROLIS FANCT
MATTING, in lots to suit, at MM
a rolL
3
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TOWELS! TOWELS'. ! Just received
from the loom, three caeas Turkish
Towela. In all grades and sizes; bet
ter vaiuea were nexer offered be
fore. 50 dozen Turkish Towels, 11.60
per dozen; 50 dozen Turkish Towels,
- per dozen; 50 dozen Turkish
Towels.W per dozen, worth 13.75; all
our $6 per dozen Towels, extra large
and heavy, S4 and 14. 50. per dosen.
BEDSPREADS SPECIAL One case, 50
Spreads; an unusually good quality,
full sized, at 85c.
FLANNETTES In this department we
are showing a complete new stock;
over 250 pieces to select patterns,
are placed on sale for next week
50 pieces at 10c per yard.
JUST OPENED One case Pomade
Vaseline, large sized bottles, 15c
special; second size bottle, Co special.
Pacific ImportCompany.Ltd.
INCORPORATED.
Fort. Street. Progress Block.
LAD OF TEN IS
A CLEVER THIEF
Villiani Crowuinbarg Hob a
Sailor ot $40 and Haa
a "Spree."
Democratic Ticket!
CANDIDATES
OF THE
DEHOckATIC PARI Y
.a
iTahrl tra.a,hL
"T1IM 10 KILL.
oy Major .d. an. I several new n.ein
i rs will . - taken Into.th.- rnk'
n Tnuraday evening they will have
i bouse-warming and roff e supp r In
the new hall. Tickets at 15 centa eat h
An bains l l,t on s il- for th ( ff
ipfx r pari in i I ni? r juir-
I t . d. fra the r niov.il exp ne.
Tha friends of the p. op sed K scu I
llama are once nrnro beailrrlng tbm---e.-s
..n I. half of this mueb-naetod
institution. The chairman of tne Ites
.'Ur Home commltte-. Mr. 11yd-. r.ai
issufd a i l I the membera nf th
.mmlttee and all Intenated In the
matter, for a m-eting to be held In the
I eniral L'ni n hureh pari r tomor-
. Wertmadav. at 10:aj a. m. it l
liajp'd that there will be a larg.- at-
eiidanre. Immediate action ia very
rv aa a temporary horn- hit
n cured.
.low baas
W.f- and
Wauuhii A sea Ha
.a-law.
Usui, ftet r?.-A deadly
" ' To.a.luv n a
XII depv,t The
having
aabaM
MM
la.
trunh
i mi
his w fw
M It la said.
hr nevrral
illli teij three
l in
I t tf.
i fir inter
ha and hr
naeh MM driven
i te tiw Mr.;i;n p biicio licltt.
Government Mature.
The bill whit h Dr. Wrddlck. 0vern
ment phyalc an on Maul, had pr. sented
to the Attorney General, for aervlcta
resdered to prtanr.ers wire discussed in
the council meeting l ne turner
General was In doubt as to whetnei he
should reioanlze the bills or not. The
eotanrll tonTt the matter In hla hands to
bring up before the Hoard of Health at
i,. it meetlnir Treasurer LaniDa
read a petition from a Makawao. Maul,
resident, requesting- permla.lon to man
ufs. lure win from grapes The peti
tion was granted
Vote the Straight Republican Ticket.
If umbering Uegiiis Ioday.
The work of numbering the houses
will begin this morning. Stanley
Stephenson, who has the t-t ncesslon.
showed aome samples of numbers,
which were approved by the Superin
tendent of Public Works. The Govern
ment Survey has decided to render as
slstar.ee. Each number will tost twenty-five
cents. Aa It is hardly likely
there are any premises rcqfllring ovei
f ur street numbers, the approximate
charge will not be over a dollar to any
proprietor.
Tre ret riving of these numbers Is not
rntrotalsorv: nevertheless, as without a
number a house cannot have the privi
lege of free delivery of mall matter,
dnubtlets the average householder w:il
regard the small monetary charge as a
dlstfnt t time and trouble raver.
Mr. Stephenson will give a certificate
to everyone accepting n number, that
fully attests It as the official number of
ve premizes or bouse, as the case may
be.
Wm. Crowninburg, a lad of ten
years, was arrested yesterday for steal
ing $40 in cash from a Failor of th"
steamtr W. G. Hall. Early in the day
the money was taken from the sailor's
effects on the steamer, and whin the
officers pounced upon the young thief
n the afternoon William was enjoying
the fruits of his "find." His pockets
were filled with good things which he
hMJ bought at various stores. Across
his coat a brass chain was stretched at
the end of which was a cheap watch.
These he had bought for $5. Not only
had he purchased a watch and chain
for himself, but he had opened up his
heart for a youthful friend of his. Kal
na by name, and presented him with a
similar ornament.
The finest lels were bought from the
flower girls at the corner of Fort and
Hotel streets. At the fishmarket he
botjght several dice and amused him
self ir.d others In a game of "7-11," los
ing some of the 140. While up town
William purchased initial letter, scarf
nins for himself and Kama, i .peiner
w ith Jack knives. The loss was discov
ered by the rightful owner of the $40
and Deputy Sheriff Omstead of Kauai
was told of it. He was of the opinion
that Crowninburg was the gui'tv one
and proceeded to look for him. During
the afternoon young William si.ro! l o
down to the wharf where he oa? nab
bed and taken aboard the steamer. On
his person was found about $26. He
nai sent to the police station where he
was kept during the night. The b .y-.-?
stepfather has much trouble in keeping
the youngster at school and has had
Deputy Sheriff Chlllingworth lecture
him on more than one occasion.
CONGRESS
FOR DELfctlATETO
(Unexpired Term, 56th Congress.)
DAVID KAWANANAKOA.
(Full Term. 57th Congress.)
DAVID KAWANANAKOA.
SENATOKS:
Island of Oahu.
HON. D. P. R. ISENBERG JR..
COL. JOHN D. HOLT JR.,
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.
HON. E. K. LILIKALANL
HON. J. O. CARTER,
WILLIAM AULD.
REPRKSEB '1 ATIV S:
Fourth District.
C. W. BOOTH,
MAJOR J. M. CAM Alt A,
3. WILLIAM SPENCER,
HON. E. C. MACFARLANE.
JOHN tt. WISE,
HON. JOHN E. BUSH.
Fifth District.
HON. SAMUEL M. DAMON.
H. J. MOBSMAN.
HON. FRANK BROWN.
FRANK HARVEY.
R. WILLIAM HOLT,
JESSE P. MAKAINAL
THE
German Bakery
Have the reputation of making
The Best Bread
IN THE CIIY.
Its your turn to route
and join in and have
Our Wagon Deliver
to You Daily.
Ring us up and leave yowr
ORDER.
PHONE 677 UFfE FObTT ST
PACIFIC
diQiie oi MarDle lib
OF SAN FRANCI8CO.
P. McGRATH, Agent
CITY FEED STORE,
Heretanla. near Punchbowl. Honolulu.
Orders for Monuments,
etc.. solicited.
Headstones,
x'snisai .aw t
lBt"'J 'iWHTe aatka and
bm whTa Ir Wed-
' ' Th. v W.T-
thai ' ' ' " il'dant
.. , ' wm urM
I am , L" "t Walluku Jail,
a rui p,p arhenevef hla
a "W' lentljr to ap-
I Ma ' ' 1 ,'' twn weeds
Mast is paad.
S Rpublics Tkaft
SBSaaafc & -
Ca a KBntiirkv
Vote the f traii ht 'entlitan Ticlict.
r
a
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vlvt.
old
Vote. th. RfpublicM Tickft Straight.
HetT-rnaa la Court.
t-hnrles Hefferran was brought before
Judge Wllrog yesterday and decuneo
to plead on charges of utt-ring forged
rnecka nd attempting to kill Deputy
MjMrirr t hiilmgworth. He waa com
tilt Court on both
rkargea
HeffenMUt appearwd In the Circuit
Court yeetarday afternoon and Judge
Humphreya ordeml him committed to
await the action of the Grand Jury
li s bond was fixed at 11000.
Kawaiabao Servicea.
A large congregation in the face
showers gather- .-unlay evening
Kawalahan church I h a-
rriusiral program and
'sslonal Men
Kawalahao H'story
Harbottle Hakuole.
Turner and Miss H
of
In
the fine
the atidress nn
Connected W.th
' by Mr. James
l!ri Monta;rue
E. Peck srihg to-
Unuaually High. Wind.
An unusually heavy wind prevailed last
night. Several signs in trcni oi uu'
hoi'ses were blown away, pedestrians
found It difficult to round corners, and
many a hat to:k a rap.d Journey through
the muddy streets.' Hacka also suffer, d.
,r,.! It waa a difficult matter to keep
l..mps alight. Along the waterrroni me
full force of the wind was fait Ships
strained at their moorings anu inose in
h stream tugged at their ancnors. a
hiprh pife of lumber in a lumber yard was
Ml n to totter liKe a urunnen man anu
coal on the tops of coal piles was l os
. l by the wind and sent hu-rying down
tr-lr rlopes. It is rareiy that so h'gh a
wind prevails In these parts.
TO OUR FRIENDS
THE PUBLIC!
WE CORDIALLY INVITE ALL
our friends and patrons to be present
at the opening cf the new quarters
of the
Elite Ice Cream
Parlors . . .
IN THE ELITE BUILDING,
Wednesday Evenings Oct. 31,
Respectfully Yours,
HART &CO LTD.
TRIBUNES
18 the POPULAR WHEEL
fMaaMMBM
Whitman & Co.,
AGENTS. FORT STREET.
Esplanade, corner Allen and Fort
HOLLI8TER & CO.,
gether In splendid harrr.ony. Mrs. Tur
ner rendered an MMM'stta (ro'o for the
..IT. rtory ar.d Miss Cnrcdlne Castle ac
companied on the organ. The girls
from Kawalnhno Fem!arv gave a s-
i lection and the rnt've choir ably sup-
d the rest of the exer les.
d'
Yote the (MlgM Fepnbirai Ticket.
i iiu i m
Office with H. F. Bertlemann. con
tractor. King street, opposite
Wall. Nichols A Co.
Concrete Side Walks 0
Specialty. . . .
Do all kinds of STONE and CON
CRETE WORK at California prices
A False Alarm
There was consi.'.erable excitement on
th I'acific Mail wharf for an hour t: so
lcrt n'ght. It wa3 reported that there
war a stt amcr off port in distress and ru
mor had It that the Miowera, which sail- !
ed for the Colonies on Sunday, had put '
' a k to port with a broken shaft. Lights
Prhfd from the reef in the direction of
the wreck of the O'Brien, atd it was be
' r od at first that a vessel was in fouble
there. About the time hat excitement On HALLOWE'EN EVE, WEDNES
ten worked up to a gtod p'th it was J otnivr it. at Progresa Hall, by
rued tat the Tehts were thos being 1 - . - mm xin I Tick
used bv natives who are Kvlna aboard a the Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. L VMS
pcrtion cf the O'Brien wreck. eta, 50 cents each.
DANCE !
6670
lei Sofia Water Wort.
Co., LiiiteL
L. AHLO
General Merchandise.
WAIPILOPILO, KAPALAMA,
(Near Tramcar Stable).
Telephone 19f . P. O. box
Je
Honolulu Iron Works Co
STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS, SUGAR MILL. COOXJPM
BRASS AND LEAD CASTENQ
IHU JJB WU4HC. w '
made to order Particular
r.aid to ship's blacksml thins
anrr aTeetjred no the ahortaat
Bf AVER LUNCH ROOMS.
H. J. NOLTE. Proprietor.
Fort Street. Opposite Wilder A Co.
Tifft Class Lunchs Served
With Tea, Coffee, Soda Water, Ginger
Ale or Milk.
Open from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Smokers' Rnlsites a Specialty.