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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER : HONOLULU, JUtfE 10 lftl
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HILL SUPPLIES
oMtinery, Waste.
. ,t0Ckbolm Tar, Asphaltum,
i and Oakum.
I all Kina.
Galvanized Iron Wire.
Galvanized iron siapies.
tfd Mule Collars.
Mule Shoes.
Suction hobc
jeltlcg, assorted sisea,
Xron Chain-
jJUBPC1 1
Plows, assorted uses.
K,ril Bellowa
and Forge. ets.
rr-arWp nrleea.
fi pw " '
fan Hardware Go,
Ifc. opposite Spreckels' Bank.
Imara
Household
Specialties
A
VICTIM
OF
NEIGHBORS
Regular Special
Price. Price.
ipany,
ilifcea St, Near King.
13 lU
(aimer
leer
WINES. ELK CLUB
i ?. a SOUR MASH
WHISKIES.
iiTOUT AND ALES GW
IjiMQUI BOAR'S HEAD
BUND.
P. O. Box 7H.
Cake Turners jo.10 $0.05
Egg Separators 20 .10
Raisin Seeders 1.00 .50
Rotary Potato Parers ... 1.00 .50
Rotary Potato Slicers ... 1.00 .50
Egg Beaters 10 .05
Stove Lid Lifters (cold
handle) 20 .10
Broom Hangers 10 .5
Family Glue Pots 35 .20
Egg Timers 35 -2
Meat Pounders 20 .10
Baby Bottle Brushes 25 .15
Fine Shoe Brushes 35 .20
Horse Brushes, leather
ba 75 .40
The Truth About
the "Alvarez"
Tale.
demeanor ror our women is a matter
for congratulation, a change directly
attributable to the platonic form of
friendship now so common between
young people of opposite sexes, a form
of friendship that has been fostered
mainly by the mutual participation of
young men and women in outdoor
sports and pastimes. London Fashion.
BRITISH LOSSES IN BOER WAR.
MRS. ALVES GIVES
HER OWN SIDE
Her Husband Not Railroaded to
the Asylum Her Character
is All Right.
The losses of the British army in the
field in South Africa for the month of
March make a heavy total. Fourteen
officers and 151 men were killed or died
of wounds, and twelve officers and 406
men died of disease; there were be
sides forty men accidentally killed.
Three officers and thirty-six men were
missing and prisoners and 129 officers
and 2.940 men were sent back to Eng
! land as invalids, making a total loss
; to the army on aetiveTsrvice of 3,069
officers and men.
; The number actually in hospital at '
.the end of March comprised men of i
1 an ranKs, trom general to private sol
I dier, but the figures are not given
i They are reported to be not far from
, 7,000.
j The total British casualties from i
j deatn, not including the colonials, j
j from the beginning of the war to the i
I end of March were 604
j 14,27$ men. New York Sun.
HlSl
THE FIRST
si
OF HAWAII. LTD.
Capital. $251600. no.
SyS.v'r Ceell Brown
rifr1'111 M-Jf' Robinson
Cashier W n r-
. - -wwm
PrineiM.1 Office- uv,.- w 1 .
Street. "x uercoani
Branch Office: HUo, Hawaii.
CuDuucts a General Bankinc Business
AT HONOLULU AND HILO.
SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and
interest allowed for yearly deposits at
the rate of 4 per cent per annum.
Rules and regulations of savings de
partment furnished upon application
Bank of Hawaii
LIMITEB.
Incorporated under the Laws
Territory of Hawaii.
HAIL, UP CAPITAL - $600,
KtScKVE - - - SO,
UINDIVDED PROFITS - 121.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Charles M rnnto
P. C. Jones
C. H. Cook
F. C. A then on ...... Assistant
iienry Waterhouse, Tom Mar. F.
Mac far! A ne IT! T T i
Candles "
Vico
iiriiiirtrn U FU ........
mm t il l s
1
House Furn shing
Goods
Department
ON SECOND FLOOR,
TAKE THE
Safety Elevator
DANDRUFF KILLER
:,t:it acd a natural food
It civet the hair new
i powth by feedinr th
1 holdi the hair roots. It
I hair ted scalp food, and
thisi tikp It In th wiU
liand-sj, itops falling hair.
n rT hair and baldness.
B DAKBRUFF KILLER.
H DnUnrlsts and at thm
Wxt&cr, Telephone Main
"3-4
GRAPHIC '
I8AITS
W Work Guaranteed
t1 aot with kfa ifttm
wins perfectly satls-
PRAPHIC CO.,
P.'T8D.
fl-UDTH BLOCK,
i a Hotel Streets.
Special Sale
A .)
N of Trunks
s Telescopes,
I factory prices. Call
them and prices,
AT
IANDOS
STREET.
Di
w. w.
iand & Co.,
LIMITED.
Von Holt Block, King Street.
lillSMW I ...
Rock for Ballast
White and Black Sand
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT.
EXCAVATING CONTRACTED FOR.
CORAL AND SOIL FOR SALE.
Dump carts furnished by the day on
an hour's notice.
H. Re HITCHCOCK.
Office opposite Union Feed Co. on
Queen street. Telephone Main SM.
FLE BEER
Lat the-
Bpooii
Ironworks Co
Engines.
ffi W COOL
fT.. AD CASTTNOS
Ki . LIT'T ertion
,'kUek2?r
' oS5attkJl. Joa wort
1 ..)
& C00KE.
ort
Street.
Office,
f
INVINCIBLE
jrjjt
typewriter
paper
HAS NO
SUPERIOR
, j 1 1 1 1 r - - -
0AHU ICE &
ELECTRIC CO.
ICE DELIVERED
To any part of the City.
Hoffman & Markham.
Telephone Blue tlFL P. O. Box Hi.
Office: Kewala,
Editor Advertiser: In vour Issue of
June 4 you have an article m re
.v u tui, iiciirieu xvwux uu.ueu
to-the Asylum," and, while that Is not
my name, the attendant circumstances
ate such that I feel that the article re
fers to my husband, J. S. Alves, and
to me.
While I desire no publicity, I feel that
it is due to my husband and to our two
small children that the real facts. In
the case should be made public ano"
any implied stain removed rrom our
reputations.
That my husband
now in the asylum
2 CABINET TALKS
OF THE DUTIES
Tariff Consequences of the Su
preme ourt Decision
Considered.
LIMITED
OFFICERS:
f'-S'.SS President
wrC??tle "V" Flrat V1ce President
7I-Uevander-Secon(1 Vlce President
WO qmut Treasurer
W. O. Smith ... Secretary and Auditor
WASHINGTON, May 31. Attorney-
General Knox is nreDarine- a arriitn
'opinion for the President as to the
has been and Is bearing of the decision of the Supreme
is a known fact, 'Court nnnn thu ,.nll.iln r
but the circumstances of his going are goods imported from the Phiiinnin in.
eniireiy ainerent irom tnose set rorth
in the article above referred to.
My husband has been failing In
health, both physically and mentally,
has been 1
to tne united States, and upon goods
imported from the United States into
the Philippines.
At a meeting of the Cabinet today the
Attorney-General announced that it
A T ! was his tentative opinion, without
worse, so that I have had to employ ; having carefully examined the official
a physician, calling Dr. Camp, who has text of the decisions of the court, that
been in regular attendance on him. jthe decision would not necessitate anv
During the latter part of April his
mental condition became o tad that
it was no longer safe for him to be In
the house, he having not only made
vicious attacks upon me, but also upon
the nurse girl and Upon the children.
He also choked one of the neighbor la
dies until I had to go to her assistance.
This laf)y was the one who nas done
tne most to injure me and who said
there was nothing the matter with
him.
The doctor advised me to allow him
to be sent to the asylum, where he
could be properly cared for and where
he could have the best expert medical
attendance at all times. I objected
very much to this at first, but, realizing
that the lives of the children were in
danger, I at last consented to Dr.
Camp calling in Dr. Emerson to make
an examination.
Dr. Emerson corroborated all that
Dr. Camp had told me. and urged 1
strongly that I consent to my husband
being sent to the asylum at once, to
which I finally agreed, as I rouid that ,
he was getting so that I could not con
trol him. His case was brought Derore
Judge Wilcox and upon the testimony
of the doctors and after asking me a'
good many questions the Judge com- j
mitted him to the asylum on May 3. '
He was never arrested or taken before ;
the Judge, as the doctors knew so well
what his, condition was that further
evidence wan unnecessary.
At my request he was sent to the
pay ward, where I supported him until '
the 26th of May, at which time the au- !
thorities at the asylum sent word to me 1
that he seemed much better, and that '
I might take him home if I wished to !
do so. I was very glad of this and at 1
once got clean clothes ready and, call- i
ing a hack, went to the asylum after I
him. At first he seemed better, and,
after getting him to clean himself up '
and put on the clothes I had brought,
we came back in the hack together.
Mr. Alves had expressed a desire t"
go to church that morning, as there
were special services and the band was
to play, so we did go to church and ;
walked home toother afterwards, my '
friends expressmg surprise that I :
should be willing to trust myself on
the street with him, but I have always
been a good wife to him and it was my
duty to - -a id by him. no matter at
what ris a to myself.
He wa: xt home four days this time
and show-d that he was not any bet
ter than b fore, attacking and choking
our little boy and attacking the nurse
girl and myself. 1
Ua OA . , it . ( . . . - W
ncLj ou, 1 -uiijg ii uvea ux in.,
children, T telephoned to Mr. Kiiby ail
the asylum to get him to come and see
him, but Mr. Kiiby was not there and
seeing him a little time aftewara
watching the Decoration Day parade,
I asked him to come over and see Mr.
Alves, which he did and said that he
must go back to the asylum at once.
He took him back with him In his rig
and this time he had to go to the free
ward, as all my money was gone, and
I could not send him to the pay ward.
I was not away from home when my
husband came back from the asylum,
for we came together, and there was
no other man in the case, nor no man
even thought of by either of us, for
was very glad to have him back
home again. All that part of the story
which reflects upon me, personally. Is
a malicious falsehood and why such
lies have been told about me is more
than I know for I have been a true
wife to Mr. Alves for the last ten years
and have worked hard for him and
for the children ever since his healtn
gave out.
If those who have done this idle talk
ing would only mind their own busi
ness, I think it would be better for all
concerned. MRS. EMILY ALVES.
Honolulu, June 8, 1901.
I change m the present course of the
j Government as to the collection of
j these duties. He said, however, that
j this was not his final opinion, and after
the matter had been discussed briefly it
j was decided that Mr. Griggs should
prepare a written opinion to be adopted
(for the guidance of the administration
until the decision of the Philippines
j case is announced by the court,
j It is understood that the Attorney-
General and SecretsSy of War Root
; " ill collaborate in the preparation of
I this opinion, as Mr. Root has devoted a
great deal of study to the legal aspect
of the relations between the United
States and its insular possessions.
There is little doubt among the mem
bers of the administration as to the
power of the President under the au
thority delegated to him by the Spooner
'amendment to the army appropriation
bill to promulgate a tariff in the Phil
ippines which will be perfectly valid,
but there Is considerable more doubt as
to the right to collect duties under the
Dingley law on imports from the Phil
ippines or as to the authority of the
President to promulgate a special tariff
on goods imported from those Islands,
i The administration is not greatly dis
turbed by the suggestion that goods
from other countries will be shipped in
to the Philippines and then reshipped
into the United States, where duties
will be paid under protest in the hope
of having the money refunded when
the Supreme Court decision in the
Philippines case is announced. The
plan could probably be spoiled by put
ting up duties on these goods when im
ported into the Philippines. While It
cannot be learned that any hint, has
been given by the court, the adminis
tration has not much fear of an adverse
decision In the Philippines case.
Sugar Factors
Commission Merchants
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co
Haiku Sugar Company,
Pala Plantation Company,
Nahiku Sugar Company,
Kihei Plantation Company,
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahulni Railroad Company.
aad
British-American Line.
Hawaii Land Co.
IilMITED.
Solicits the
KVionuno, trusts, individuals, ana wtk
'""f1 a-na carefully attend te M
DUSinesS nl.k w ij
..uLtru III IT o Q n rt l,x
emu axenange, issue Letters of
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordinary and Term Deposits
uu Auterest allowed in
wnn rules and conditions prints
iJMouuuiui, copies or which may
on application.
Judd Building, Fort Street.
Wm. G.
Claus Spreckels.
thus 1 so
HONOLULU. H. T.
Hiss.
BAN FRANCISCO AGENTS -
NEVADA NATIONAL BANK
SAN FRANCISCO.
Capital Stock
Capital, paid up
$100,000.
$55f000.
OFFICERS.
W. C. Aehi.... President and Manager
M. K. Nakulna vice President
J. Makalnai Treasurer
Enoch Johnson Secretary
George L. Desha Auditor
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Jonah Kumalae, j. Makalnai.
J. W. Bipikane.
The above Company wm buy, lease
or sell lands in all parts ef the Ha
waiian Islands; and also has houses in
the city of Honolulu for rent.
Spruance. Stanley & Co's celehratea
brands of "Kentucky Favorite" and "O
F r. " whtsHos stand the highest.
The Ellefords
AT
The Orpheum
Valuable Land
IN THE OITr
For Lease
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
TBE Silver King
FRIDAY AS
I
at
Mrs. Alves was not ordered to
leave the house where she has been
living, in Christley Lane, but moved of
her own wish.
She has been a good tenant for me
for two years past, and has paid her
rent. WONG TIN LOOK.
ENGLISH GIRLS' EMANCIPATION.
Twenty years ago a girl seen driving
alone in a hansom in the streets of Lon
don was liable to be afterward looked
at askance by many a casual acquaint
ance. Seven years ago a girl seen rld-
ine a bicvele in DUblic was howled at
by every street urchin she happened to
pass, and generally ostracized suDse-
quently by many of her "friends." The
fact, then, that we are so rapidly rid
ding ourselves of antiquated and
meaningless customs and prejudices in
relation to what Is called the "correct
D ' SATljRDAY
HIE
MATI-
ATTRACTIVE (MAGES
Fof F?ent
Beautiful Home
FOR SALE
APPLY TO
M I Ma
COMPANY, LTD.
823 Fort street, Honolulu. Tel. Main 184.
Hi
East lynne
SATURDAY NIGHT
Beacon Lights
Wing Hing Lung Co.
No. 46 HOTEL STREET.
IMPORTERS OF GENERAL MER
CHANDISE. 4
Lam In Chew, Manager, holds power
of attorney to act for this firm in all
matters. 6807
The leading Business College in the
West (eatab. 40 years). Send for Ires
catalogue. 24 Post street, San Francisco,
California.
WEAK MEN
mom
Draga I
in f IoTestisste
Send for "Booklet No
2." Address:
PIERCE ELECTRIC CO.
820 Market 8t.JSF.
ESTABLISHED IN 1853.
BISHOP & CO
Bankers
TRANSACT 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 L 18SC,
on fixed deposits: T days' notice, S per
cent (this form will not hear interest
unless it remains undisturbed for one
month); 8 months, S per cent; f
months. 3 per cent; 11 months, 4 per
cent.
CASTLE & COOKE C0 Ld.
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants
sugab"faotgbs.
AGENTS FOR
The Ewa Plantation Company.
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The Kohala Sugar Company.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, St, Louis, Mo,
The Standard Oil Company.
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals,
The New England Mutual Life Insur-
rnee Company, of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company, ef
Hartford. Conn.
The Alliance Insurance Company, ef
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
8 N NCISCO-The Nevada
tional Bank of San Fransisoo.
iuwpoN-The Union Bank of
Ltd.
NEW YORK-American Exchaaaa
tional Bank. "
CHICAGO Merchants' National
PARIS Credit Lvonn
BERLIN-Dresdener Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA
Hongkong and Shanghai riftaSbsssB
Corporation.
NBW ZEALAND AND AUSTRAKA-
Bank of New Zealand.
CTORIA AND VANCOUVH-as
of British North Aroeriea.
Mi o fienerai mm
-piib neceivea. Loans mate sj
Approved Security. Commercial ssfl
Travelers' Credits Issued, BIM S
change Bought and Sold.
VOLLECTTONS PROMPTLY
ACCOUNTED FOR.
I
BISHOP & CO.
SAVINGS BANK
Office at bank building on
a a
Savings Deposits will be received aaP
interest allowed by this Bank mi a
per cent per annum.
a
Printed copies of the Rule, &Ej sa,
"lawuuB may ne obtained on
tion.
BISHOP & COi
Honolulu, September 7, vm.
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BUI
LIMITED.
Subscribed Capital
Paid Op Capital
Resetted Fund , .
1 vu. 1(VV
Yes
HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA: 1
INTEREST ALLOWED. H
On Fixed Deposit for U months, i mm
eent per annum.
On Fixed Deposit for months, SH MS
eent per annum.
On Fixed Deposit for I months, I pea
cent per annum.
The bank buys and receives for
lection Bills of Exchange, Issues
and Letters of Credit, and
general banking business.
Branch nf Tnltnhamo
New Republic Building, Honolulu,
C. BREWER StCO.L'D
Queen Street, Honolulu, H. L
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company,
me& Sugar Company. Honomn I
Company, Wsiluku Sugar Comi
American sugar company, J
Sugar Company, Ookaia Sugar
uuoa company, Haieakaia
Com: any, Kapapala Ranch,
Ranch.
Planters' Line. San Francisco
Charles Brewer 4k Co's Line
ton Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwrttaru.
Afenw xor rmiaaeipms, tsoara ec
derwriters.
Standard Oil Company.
LIST OF OFFICERS:
C. M. Cooke, President:
Robertson. Manarer: E. F
Treasurer and Seeretarv: CoL
Allen. Auditor: P. C. Jones. H W
noose, O. R. Carter, Directors.
Georssi m
JUHEI 1SH1ZUKA
AGENCY OF f 1
KEI BIN BANK. LTD.
VTNMYARD ST.
Transact General Banking aad
change Business.
HEAD OFFICE
TOKYO, liPit
DRAW EXCHANGE ON FTJtfJ
NATIONAL BANK. YOKOHAMA,
The Popular
NEW RESTAURANT.
Onened oa Bethel Street. mi Y tuf
Post office.
BOARD, M M PER WEEK;
i M CENTS