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ON SIERRA
HOPE GO
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65 Queen Street.
P. 0. to ry9A. Ttitf htnt 71
65 Uuuri- Street.
P. 0. Bu 594: T eter' 7:
THIS DAY.
Auction Sale
OF
of .
Flay. & Co.'s
James A. Hopper Died The Czar Refuses To -
lur J
THIS DAY.
Auction Sale
In San Francisco. See Him.
Just the thiug to decorate
Ctmstmas Trees and make
A 1 I'll
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PARALYSIS THE CAUSE GAME GERMANY BLOCKED
xne nue ones
cry out for
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fflUillll UltU DIUIlbi. PullUllbW WW UlUllbl ,
b a . ua m m n k i 4 u m m w- w m a n ar i i
REAL ESTATE
AT KtWLO
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ON FRIDAY. DICEMUKR 21,
. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
street, 1
At mr salesroom. Queen
will Mil at Public Auction:
Lac wrner of KawalahaO street.
Katmake street and extension ol
Qaeav street.
rnaugi of 139V4 feet on Kawalahao
time aad 132 feet on Kamakee street.
Arw at 14.705 square feet.
AkMt tils finest business corner In
farther particulars, apply to
. JAS. P. MORGAN,
65 QUEEN STREET.
FURNITURE
JO)
The W dow is III But Convalescing Russia and France Might Have Inter-
Evening
Motion
Sale
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.
At my salesroom, 65 Queen street,
I will sell at Public Auction:
FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
compilsng:
PLUSH PARLOR SET,
EASY CHAIRS, OAK HALL RACK,
ONE OAK SIDEBOARD,
B. W. EXTENSION DINING TA
BLE,
BLACK WALNUT CHAIRS,
SILVERWARE,
ONE FiNE OAK BEDROOM SiST,
ONE NEW BLUE FLAME STOVE,
BUREAUS, etc., etc.
Decedent Was a
Kamaaina.
vened to Aid Boers But
for Kaiser.
9
JAS. F. MORGAN. Auctr.
Auction Sale
of:
III M
James A. Hopper, the veteran organ
izer cf the planing mill industry in
Honolulu, died in San Francisco on
December 11, two days before the de
parture of the Sierra for this port.
The body was brought to Honolulu on
the steamer,, the widow and her eldest
daughter accompanying the remains
on. their last sad voyage.. A stroke
of paralysis on the day after Thanks
giving was the cause of, Mr. Hopper's
death. From this stroke he did not
rally, but sank day by day until the
end came. His last day away from
the hotel where the family had been
stopping was on Thanksgiving.
The death of Mr. Hopper removes
NEW YORK, Dec, 10. A cable to
the Herald from Vienna says: Ac
cording to information from a well
informed source, news has been re
ceived NIn Vienna that when - Krueger I
received a telegram from the Czar In
forming him that his majesty could J
not accede to hia request to" intervene
he was very depressed, and. U said
to have remarked to his entourage:
'Now my last hope is gone," '
LONDON, Dec. 11. "Dr. Leyds and
hi3 friends are- spreading a - report,'
bays the Amaterd-in con eipoudent oil
the Daiiy Mail, "that Queen Wilhel-
mina will intervene alter her mar
riage. This is meant to blind the pub-
Mil
si mi
Price 25c to $1 per box.
H. H2W & e LTD
BOSTON BLOCK.
FORT STREET.
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TTfK
from the list of well known Honolu- lie to the real facti, wnich aie that she
IN THE
lans another kamaaina who was iden
tified with the upbuilding of the busi
ness Interests of the Islands four dec
ades ago. ' He was a resident of Hono
lulu for a little more tnan forty years,
having ai rived here In February, 1860
He wa3 born in New York City in
1831. He sailed for Honolulu from
Boston with Mrs, Hopper, his eon W.
I. Hnnnor nnrl fl(lPRt Haiip-htAr reaph
) T KS AY. .IAN. 22. 9 Ing this port via Cape Horn. He was
. . ,T ,Tt ., i a jock ana guusmun oy iraue, ana
ai worked originally in the factory of
At my salesroom, Queen street. Ho- Day & Newell, New York City. On
nolulu, I will sell at Public Auction, arrival here he branched out into oth-
by order of the Treasurer, Mr. F. W. er lines and did a great deal of bus!
Kona Sugar Co., Ltd.
McChesney. the following certificates
of stock in the Kona Sugar Co., Ltd.,
unless the assessments due and now
delinquent, together with, interest and
advertising expenses are paid on or
before the day f sale: - - .
Certificate 23. 100 shares. 10th as
sessment. S1.000.
Certificates 157 and 158. 50 snares
each; 10th assessment, f 1,000.
Certificate 104, 30 shares, 6th, 7th,
8th. 9th and 10th assessments, 11,500.
Certificate 182. 25 shares. 8th. 9th
and 10th assessments," $750.
rerHftrat 232 25 nh-irAa 8th 94 h
eu mi ruDuc Aucuon,.at my and 10th assessments, S760.
went personally to eveiy European
ruler on Kriieger's arrival in. Europe,
and from two countr.es at leaat-
k ranee and Rus.ia received condi-
tioLal promises of help in the direc
tion of intervention, but the piaa fail
ed in Berlin."
BERLIN, Dec. 10. In the Retch-
stag today the Imperial Chancellor
Count von Bue.ow, replying to a ques
tion on the subject of K.ueger'a fail
ure to be received by Emperor Wil
liam, said the Government did all In I
its power to ward off war and left the!
two republics in no doubt as to the
state of affairs in . Europe and aa to
German neutrality. "V ten, . in 4 1899.
the question of arbitration seemed not
altogether excluded, .the government
recommended it to Krueger; ' He
thought the. time had ' not yet coma
SATURDAY, EVEN
ING, DEC. 22,
.1. V
AT 7 O'CLOCK.
m, 65 Queen street:
TOT3. TOYS, TOYS. DOLLS.
ESOW WAGONS, VASES, .
.FAMCY ARTICLES,
Aad all manner of Christmas prea-
JLturnd seats for the ladles.
JAS. F. MORGAN. 4uctr.
Certificate 115, 5 shares, 10th assess-,
ment, $50.
Certificates 120 and 121. 50 shares
each. 10th assessment, $1,000.
CertlflMtes 124, 125, 127 and 128, 20
shares each, 10th assessment, $800.
Certificate 218 ' 10 share, auth as
sessment, $100.
Certificate 141. 20 shares. 10th as
sessment, $200..'
Certificate 193. 5 shares, 9th and
i 10th assessments, $100. .
Certificate 216. 25 shares, 9th and
10th assessments, $700.'
F. W. M'CHESNEY,
Treasurer.
Honolulu, December 17, 1900.
ness in supplying whaling ships with
whaling guns. He then built a plan
ing mill ana laid tne foundations ot
the present large enterprise now su
I. J . 1 t 1 TTT T TT .
He also went Into the manufacture When . Krueger later, sought Jntenrea-1
of suear kegs, and oreanized a brass! tlon his feelings : were ioo'.hlehlv in- 17F
foundry and machine shop, and later 1 Hated for the Dutch and German gpv-ITT
established a .mill s for milling : and 1 ernments. .For the German govern-
cleaning rice. . "' j men it was lost time to. give advice 1 jU
For the rast four or five years he 1 Germany was convinced' that any steol.
has not been an active partner jn hisj of a great power at tht moment. WouW
business affairs. He has been making! lead. to no result. : J i
. mere was no uBe lor us, saiaxoiBij!-
chancellor, "to pinch our fingers be-.l
tween the door and the hinge." yw
Ttie chancellor added that when thelr
suggestion. of. mediation was made to
Great Britain by the United States inlL
a quite generally ' worded inquiry, itl.JL
i-rs-
FOR SALE.
Saddle
Horses.
, New lot of
Jl
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CHEAP.
ISLAND SADDLE HORSES, bred by W. H. Rice.
DRAFT AND DRIVING HORSES at a sacrifice.
annual trips io lue vuust lur uia
health; usually going there in the
spring or summer, time. Ha left Hono
lulu, on hia .last-trip r in April of this
year,! but- was not well during the
summer.. ; . ' '
... Jo time has yet been set for the
funeral. The deceased was a member
of ,Excel8ior .Lodge, I. 0- O. F. Al
though ..not a member of any church,
yet x. Mr', '.Hopper.1'' was "a . thoroughly
Christian man, and any charitable en
terprise was always patronized by
him. Mrs. Hopper was quite , ill be
for the steamer-left, but Is mucfc bet
ter at present.
was rejected officially and categorical
Honolulu Stock Yards Co.
LIMITED.
CORNER KING AND SOUTH STREETS.
might have led to ,'fafaf4aWtMttfaf !MM"Ml
JAS. F. MORGAN. Auctr.
Auction Sale I EaSels
LEPER PRATT WAS
IN THE PESTHOUSE
The San Francisco Health Board
; Aided Him To Come
Here.
OF
Shares of Stock
IN THE
THAT WILL FIT PICTURES
OF ALL SIZE3.
Pictures for the dining room, Scen
ery Pictures lor the parlor.
uraers tatcen ror vrayon3 and en-
larpli:g of Pictures.
Have a number of Photo Buttons
mace or yourseir to give to your
fiier.es lor Christmas.
R IICIIPIGS
Territorial Stab'e Bri ding.
KING STREET.
For Christmas
'CRANBERRY.
MINCE,
CUSTARD,
PUMPKIN
AND MANY OTHER PIES.
We will be prepared to fill all ordcra
ror Micce Ple3.
Kind.y plate orders in advance for
Cranberry, Custard and Pumpkin
taes.
FRUIT CAKE
that U the best in town.
HIQ-BJHD STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
ON SATURDAY, DEC. 22,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
At my salesroom. Queen street. 1
will tell at Public Auction, by order
of the Treasurer, twenty-: even shaiei
of stock In the Inter-Islaxd Steam
Nariatioo Company, par value $10i).
each being the fractional shares of I
th aw Issue.
JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr.
Auction Sale
OF
Valuable
Property
ON' PMM A OTDCtT
ixcrraan BaKery
UJt J? KID AY, DECEMBER 28, Phone White 3851;
z O'CLOCK NOON. UPPP.I FORT STPEET.
At my salesroom on Ontn trot i
will soil at Public Auction that va'i .
Uaduk I KUrERTY on P.Ma
ai nci;r, Jtnown as th LONG HOME
STKAIX
The property Is situated ODDOs'.te th
reahiene of Mrs. James Camnbeil ati.i
djolna the cottages of M. J. Gandal.
Property has a frontage of 48.7 feet
on Emma street. 180 feet alone on-
daTI Lane, S5.5 feet at rear, and 132
zeex on mflR&i boundary.
PROPERTY, fituated o the finest
This la a FINE RESIDENCE PROP.
. on vno nnest residence
street la Honolulu.
Property is under lease expiring
February 3, 1901, at a monthly rental
of 20. '
TBRM3 CASH. . Deedj of transfer
M xpent cf purchaser.
For farther partlcufara, apply to
. JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr.
) fW.-l
SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 9. Speaking
on the case of George Pratt or Peepe
cw. Health Officer O'Brien said, "A
woman, whose name I do not know,
came to me and asked my permissior
for a leper named George Peblo, ther
at the Pesthouse, to leave ttie city and
live at Mclokal. She said that she
would undertake to secure transporta
lion and that the man was anxious to
go.
"I told her thsit If the steamship com
pany would give her the transportation
ar.a ir she would guarantee that the
man would leave the country, I had .no
objection.
A few days later she returned and
said that she had made arrangements
with the steamship company, and that
everything was in readiness for his de
parture. I sent some one from the
Pesthouse to see that the man was on
board, and when I had verified Peblo's
departure the matter dropped as far as
I was concerned.
"Peblo had been at the Testhouse for
about four years, and at the time he
left on the China his disease was In a
dormant state. In this condition the
danger of infection Is reduced to a min
imum, and I doubt if any one on the
steamer contracted the disease.
"The fact that he passed the medical
scrutiny of the ship's surgeon and of
the port ofllcials at Honolulu proves
that the evidences of the disease must
have been very meager."
. .
There is a serious financial crisis In
Germany owing to the decline in mort
gage bonds.
ly. Intervention
war.
The chancellor described the reply
of M. Delcasse, the French Minister of
Foreign Affairs, to . Krueger as:
France will in no case-take the ini
tiative, but would not oppose it ' when
certain -eventual ties become known.
provided that they are calculated to
serve French interests." "
The chancellor thereupon remarked
that he could not have dealt . with the
situation better hlmelf. Official hon
ors to Krueger in Germany, he pointed
out, would have displaced interna
tional relations and served no purpose
of Krueger or of Germany. Germany
was not bound to Great Britain by a
hair's breadth mere than Great Britain
was bound to Germany. But to act the
Don Quixote against G. eat Britalj
would be a piece of folly for which
he would not be responsible. . ;y '
Although the Krueger matter will be
taken up again 'in the Reichstag,
Couat von Buelow's speech, evidently
prepared with great care, was so over
whe ming in it3 array of . powerful
facts that it amounted to a sweeping
victory over the entire opposition. So
far as German politics i3 concerned,
the incident is closed.
The
Fire
Place
-s IS THE PLACE TO MEET YOUR
FRIENDS AT CHRISTMAS TIME.
Remember that you have stockings to fill yourselves, and yoa eua:
do better than have us help you. We have a large assortment of KM
BONS, PRIZE BOXES, CANDIES, NUTS, ORANGES, PLUM PUDDLNli:
CHRISTMAS TREE CANDIES AND HOLDERS. TURKEYS. CHICOT
OYSTERS, CRANBERRIES and other delicacies of the season.
SALTER & WRITY
UTOCerS. Fort Street
D rheum Block.
i he Honolulu Tobacco
Company, Ltd.-
CORKER HOTEL ASD
FORT 8TRtfctt.
9 r?
A GREAT PHYSICIAN BAYS: "75
per cent of all diseases and sickness is
'a used by the pores becoming clogged
r.-js shutting up in the blood the pots
ns and impurities which Nature In-
nded they should eliminate." ' Pache
'm Dandruff Killer opens the poree
it.d expels all the poisons In the scalp,
leaving it clean and healthy.
PACHECO'S. DANDRUFF KTLLER.
Sold by all Drurrists and at th
'Union Barber Shop, Telephone OC
Former King Milan
have become engaged
an American heiress.
Is reported to
to Miss Atzel,
. lhe Australian woman's suffrage bill
was passed December 12th, as well as
me old people's pension bill
'
'l raffle .Manager W. A: Blssell. of the
Santa Fe, declared on the 12th instant
that the strike was defeated
'
' There was a heavy run on the Har-
iem savings Bank. New York City.
i-ecemDer 12th. The bank paid out
jou.yoo and 1100,000 on the 13th
'
Notice When you need whisky al
tucky Favorite." of Spruance.' Stanley
uau v rancisro.
Nature has written a letter of credit
on some men's faces which is honored
wnerever presented. Thackeray.
RUNNING FIGHT
WITH BOERS
Knox Pursuing General De Wet
Towards the Town of
Reddersburg. .
LONDON, Dac. 12. Lord Kitchener
cables the War Office from Pretoria,
under date of December 12, that Gen
eral Knox reports from Helvetia that
he is engaged in a rupnlng fight with
General Dewet, and that the enemy
is --moving toward Reddersburg, where
there is a column ready to co-operate
with the other British forces.
Lord Kitchener, in another dispatch,
reports that the Boers attacked the
post tear Berbtrton. The British cas
ualties weie thre killed, five wounded
atd thirteen taken prisoners. The
captured mtn have since, been re
leased. The Boers raided the Riverton road
station December 11. They are being
followed up.
General Kitchener's, mesrage Indi
cates that Dewet has again evaded
Knox. Alter the latter had foiled the
Boer general at Coomassle Drift, the
Boers seem to have doubled back,
crossed the Caledon river, elsewhere
and turned thence northwest, ih the
direction of Reddersburg, the memora
ble scene of the British disaster In
IMPORTING TOBACCONISTS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Ex. S. S. Zealandia we received a large stock of the Hi,
'. Heliotrope, La Africana, Havana
La Estrella Key West Cigars,
Suitable for Holiday Gifts to your gentlemen friends.
" : : Also, a full line of : .
Owl, Brunswick, Principe de Gales ana
Alovanrlor
w w w J W MKllKmMHlS'
T"T"T-T-1
Riding
t . .......
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ON
Genuine Hawaiian Tree
. . .tvitiKTA
RMlnr ShAMm on the BEST STEEL FORK, CAW
April, when Dewet captured the Irish oxm OWN aIAKE. Style, durability and finish up to date.
Rifles. . . , , nforttnerales, etc
Riding Bridles, Spurs, Hair Kopes, uegsu's.
PRICES REASONABLE
The Argentine government is said to
have opened bids for the Transandean
Railway on the basis of 1.200,000.
' The German consul at Lourenzo
Marquez will act for Holland in the
absence of a Dutch consul at that
port.
M. M. Dolphin, the president of the
railway telegraphers, assumed charge
of the strike on the 12th instant at
Topeka, Kansas. v
ISLAND ORDERS FILLED.
G. R. COLLIN5
Leading Harness HUnuiKw-
P. O. BOX SOI
Established 1891.
he
Ire.