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PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 23,
I A
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C'-r 'Ciii Au:::t:se;
DITO.
Ktll V
MAY
CHILEAN LIQUOR REFOR.H.
WbU tb worM la n In the habit
af lulling to CbUe for ndvanres In o
. fcitofftcaJ reform. thinas ara b-ln done
ta-e for th- relation of lb- l0r
. r,m . h.rh ar- rthr .-f wtu !y eis
a wiihin ik last months
anas country baa passed a UUt la
.ki,k I. m-tm- fVrt. t-iU h-s th-
s,.-.mtrf mark of rational lKa
dam for instance local fjties i made
to apply n-ltaborho.-Ja vtthln an
inrorvorntd town. Tbua th- ptOfii 'f
any section of a city rosy by ote es
laMUh a prohibition district from
which the aaloon la totally excluded.
We have, prrbapa. a similar stat- f
tbinics In Honolulu, by virtu of publlr
j, IHIoaa; bat dietrirt lOOBl .pttn by
uw Is moix drslrabl- in that It does
n.t leave room fur one man to baffle
tb Intent of omptatnanta.
Dramshop llcenaea are offered for
ale every thrc years to the hlsh. st
bl.ldVr. but none may o.- granted with
in m yards of any a. hool. church,
charitable Institution, or military bar
rartt. No liquors may be sold In any
theater or similar place of public
amusement, nor In any railway station.
iHr on any railway train, nor to min
ers, nor b-twe. n midnight and a. m
Axreabb to th- Iatln habit no ex
. -H urns are made for Hunday.
An effort mail- J ' - pdlt-
!-! influence f I he dramshop by for
biddts any publle official rfMtMtVH
to bold or b In any way interest- I In
any Ihjoor llcenae. Th- " H'U"T
who wlsh-s to hold public of
ttr.. must first chan- his occupation,
ami the public official h wishes t
d si In Intoxicants must resign.
The public Interest in s-elne; that
those who will drink shalf not b.. led
to use poisons worse than alcohol is
also reeoirniaed. Kvery distillery and
brt-aery la In chant of a public chm
tst. Ita produr i is und-r control, both
in quantity and quality, and the penal
Ilea for adulteration ar- never-.
Offenses asalnst the law are tried
summarily. No ease can be continued
more than ten days, and n Judge may
withhold hut decision more than Ave
days Thus cases are not kept pending
until the prosecution gets tired of its
Job.
It is obvious that there are some sec
tions of the Chilean law which might
bo reasonably adopted here, especially
I bat of neighborhood option.
King Edward baa bestowed a race
fal compliment on an aged American
woman. Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnson, by
Inviting her to attend the coronation.
Mrs Johnson, aa Harriet Lane, waa
in is l res of the White House for her
widower uncle. President Buchanan In
that capacity ahe entertained the
Prince of Wales, now King Kdward. on
nuj visit to this country. Although
forty-two year have passed, the Brit
ish sovereign haa not f rgott-n his
fair American hostess and she. having
already sailed for Europe, will be able
to thank and congratulate him In per-
In bla latest cartoon, which appeared
la yesterday morning s cartoon paper,
w. v.r.ii.v h.ws a wink ifpot in hla
h is conceited enough to
believe that the persona whom be has
drawn In his cartoons oeur own
mrA einie at his d-iart ur-. Not
u . e.niw w nnf. r to be car
i a -iJver artist rather than
i ii and vnu are clever and we
lsh you succeaa wherever you go.
Indeiendent-
In justice to Mr. Tardley It should
b that the cartoon waa made by
the art staff of this office after he bad
I- ft the paper. 1
Tn Cousins' Society baa had a most
Interesting and helpful career In these
Islands aa will be seen from a review
of the papers read last night at ita
itenniaL These have a npeclal
value which entitles them to
a place In the flies of the Advertiser
and in the archives of the Historical
Society. Such papers, with others of
a reminiscent sort, might well be gath-
ersd In book form so as to rescue from
popular forgetfulness much that goes
to make up our most significant Past
1
What Honolulu will do for sood
plays and players la shown In the 11
results of the Warde engage
it. A net profit of not leas than
will reward the efforts of the
ny. This Is a rerr. irkau SB -
city which, with .Watlcs
eliminated, would be a pay small place
Indeed. One of Ita sure eff-ets is to
attract other eminent artists here and
if proper efforts are BBnSM we should
he able to see many of the best plays
brwaght to the roast.
The late David Kanewanul waa. in
bat capacity of editor of the Kuokoa, a
cw-worker with the Advertiser staff.
Ma waa a fin typo of the educated,
industrious and high-minded Hawaii -aa.
Under his direction the Kuokoa
with owe exception, the most
circulated paper in these Isl-
sada Hla sudden taking off deprived
Ma people of one who had In him the
-spectty to be a wise leader In public
fa
.
is enough money already on
to start a fourth of July fund
but it is in control of the Inaugural hall
of ISM the members of which
requested to attend the elt'xe ns
ting st th Governor' office this
st three and decide what Is
with it The amount Is con-
A NOTEWORTHY L'FE-
In another column Rev. Dr. 8. E
llishnp. who Is on the brink of his
golden wedding day. speaks reml.-ls-
...... - . mm II.WI .1
e-ntlv oi itonoiuiu. oru
seventy-five years ago and only going
gfgj to be educated and to take a
hort pastorate, he has seen th.se Isl
ands emerge from heathendom Into civ
ilisation and from the rule of chief
and kings to the rule of the people un
der the constitution of the United
States. When be waa born Hawaii
was s far more distant outpost In the
world than It is now. The nearest clv-
' .wet of any conKequence was to
be found In South America, and the
territory of the United Slate could
only he reached from here by a voyage
around the Horn. California. Alxona.
N. Mexico. Texas. I tah. Nevada, and
part of Colorado and Wyoming, be
longed to Mexico, and were but th.nly
t itled and at that, only along the Cal-
f..rna coant. The vast region ince
nrqulred from Mexico was almost as
much of a terra Incognita as th- pn-
Inrula of Lower California is now. As
t.. he Sound country. It had been par
tially explored tw.nty-thre years be
fore and the little fur-trading iiettle
m. nt whre the Astor fortunes were
founded antedated Dr. ltlshop's birth
only fifteen years.
Vh. n California was annexed by the
fnlted Htates the nubject of this
Msetck: wan within two years of his ma
Igeitr. It eeems phenomenal that we
should have among us a man. hearty.
ruKK-d. with the glow of health on his
face snd his mental qualities unim
paired, who was on the verge of man
hood at a time when savages heiq an
but small areas of the mainland be
tween the Mississippi river and the
is and most of th- western coun
try bordering the sea as well. At the
ur.ie of Dr. Bishop's birth the popula
tion of the United States was ap
proaching the total made three years
lata r of 12.MS.e20. The center of ipu-
was then In West Virginia. To
day New York and Pennsylvania alone
have more than 13.000.000 population
and the whole country must have
about 75.000.000. It would not be out fat
all reason for Dr. ltlshop to hope to
live lone enough to we the population
pass the 00.OOO.n00 mark, exclusive of
whut Is to be added through the annex
ation of forelirn lands.
Dr. ltlshop's life haa been wholly use
ful. A man of marked literary facili
ty snd of sound Christian spirit and
training he has written and preached
f.-r over half a century and has been
.-"title.! with ev.ry rational cauae of
moral and religious upbuilding here.
Taking a deep and vigilant Interest In
higher politics he haa helped every
movement which ainud to give Hawaii
the rule of honest and capable men;
and when the great political change
.nine his pen waa employed with skill
and vigor In the cause of annexation.
Through all the stress of his more ac
tive years he found time to make origi
nal researches In science; and It was
be. we believe, w ho discovered the re
lation between the seismic outburst of
Krakatoa and th brilliant red sunsets
which prevailed for so long a time aft-
rwnrd. What astronomers know as
ftlsnop's ring, also testifies to our ven
erable townsman's scientific attain
ments
If the phrase were not so hackneyed
It would be In keeping with the life.
limity and Influence of Sereno BhSsOp
to call him the Orand Old Man of Ha
waii.
NEGROES WILL FIGHT
: ELKS' NIGHT I
r was Elks' night at the theater last
I ev-nlng and the herd apparently
' trow ?ed In pleasant pastures. Em
Mstng of Elkdom. emblaxoned with
a trie lights, decorated the house and
u:d I-ang Pyne" was sung with out
stretched hands toward the man who
las enrolled more members m the or
M than any other. Frederick Warde.
Floral expressions of fraternity greeted
Mm and salvos of applause echoed his
speech. Warde. as an Elk of the best
breeding, wore the colors of the order
in the last act.
Of the play much may be said in ad
miration of the skill of the players in
evolving such pathos and comedy from
the somewhat clap-trap melsdratna
with Its sensational effects and cli
maxes. Both as an Elk and a critic I deplore
th- fact that space forbids eulogy this
mornlnir. Warde as the mountebank
brines tears to the eyes with true pa-
th-'s and Invests th- unnuxurain.'ss oi
th. Inst tnasoueraditiK scene with an
intensity that makes the character life
like and real. Herman has an Indiffer
ent r'le as the cniu-oioooea niwn
with a ridiculous antl-cllmatlc final ap
pearance at the close. He makes the
most of It. however. Harry Johnstone's
characterization of the noble of the
Itourbon dynasty, aristocrat and roue
even In approaching senility, was con
sistently clever. Miss Hertelle is de
nervliiK of praise f.ir her natural Henri
and carries in her somewhat diminutive
person much of the talent of the com
pany. Miss Warde appeared to excel
lent advantage in her ingenuous role,
and Miss Trescott gave life to duplex
characters with clear precision. Mr.
Ilynes deserves congratulation as Fan
faronade, playing the part with careful
r- s.-rvatin and effectiveness. Mr. Cole
man stood out from the rest of the
cast, as did MaeI.eod as the Republi
can inkeeper and deputy of many of
flees. Miss Ashton as the wife must
not be forgotten. H-r voice Is always
pleasing, her posturing effective and
her presence welcome. The honors lay
with Ward- and Miss Hertelle in the
pathos of the s-cond act.
ALLAN DUNN.
THEY THINK WE
HAVE COLD FEET
MONTGOMERY. Ala.. May .-The
first step was taken today by the ne
groes of Alabama toward testing the
new constitution of the State, wh-n
Nelson Hibb. an aged negro, male affi
davit before a notary that he had been
denied the right to register, although
alleging that he had complied with all
of the qualifications exacted by the
constitution. It is said that this affida
vit will be used by Wilford H. Smith,
a negro lawyer from New York, who Is
here. In filing a bill In tbe United States
District Court declaring that the con
stitution of Alabama Is contrary to the
Federal constitution. If he is unsuc
cessful in the lower court, the case will
be appealed to the t'nlted States Su
preme ".urt. The Colored Men's Suf
frage Association, which was organized
here about a month ago. has Issued an
appeal to the negroes of the 8tnte bs
subscribe $2000 to psy the costs f con
testing the new Instrument.
A representative of the baseball nine
f the I. S. S. Manila called at The
Advertiser office yesterday and asked
that a challenge be issued on behalf of
the team to play any baseball nine in
Honolulu. The gunboat's nine was
considered one of the best In the Phil
ippines and won a long series of good
games out there.
Speaking to a reporter yesterday the
representative of the team said:
When we arrived here we heard
many gonl reports concerning the Ho
nolulu ball teams. So good. In fact,
were these reports that they made the
Manilas quite eager to arrange.a game.
I'nfortunately. how ver. cur team I
a very strong one and your boys must
have been made aware of the fact, as
we have been unable to get a team to
play us. Kindly notify the public that
we stand ready to meet any team in
the Islands."
The above is a very sporting chal
lenge, if Just a trifle egotistical, and
If a game could b- arranged it would
surely draw a good gate. It seems n
pity that such a good nine should be al
lowed to depart from these shores,
hungry for a game. The Manila is
scheduled to sail on Sunday morning,
however, so that there is not much
time left.
STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVE.
From San Francisco or Victoria:
Peru May 24
Ventura May 28
Coptic June t
Alameda June f
America Maru June 11
Sierra June 18
Peking June 19
Alameda June 27
Gaelic June 28
DEPART.
For San Francisco or Victoria:
merlca Maru May 22
Sierra May 27
I k 1 I' fcC ss oo os so s so as ? V 19
Gaelic June 7
Alameda June 11
Hongkong Maru June 13
Sonoma June 17
China June 21
Doric June 2
Carry mall only.
Iran . : ' - : - '
f levabon
0-1 SvSMt 'es Soiitss
;tvVtea
Vr.r.vl Section
CSi fjkassca fes IncoMO'nt)
- V t' .- :'f
Oil and Steam
THE COMINO FlEL IS OIL.
The best burner for oil Is that
of the W. N. Best Oil Burning
System.
Lambert's Steam Motor to
ahead of the ordinary engine
fr.r convenience, simplicity and
economy.
For particulars Inquire of
W. E. HOWELL
Room 511 Stangnwald Bldg.
Rheumatism
h a rack on which you need not
sutler long.
It dejeatls on nn acid condition
of the blood, which affects the
muscles and joints, causes inflam
mation and pain, and results from
defective digestion and a torpid
action of the liver, kidneys and skin.
Sciatica, lumbago and stiff neck
are forms of it.
Hood's Sarsaparllla has cured me of
rheumatism. ( was so I could not lift any
thing snd my knees were so stiff I could
hardly ret op or down stairs. Since takint:
three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla I have
never felt a symptom of rheumatism, a:' J
I gladly recommend Hood's for this ii Is
ease." Mas. Hattie Tcbner, Bolivar. M.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Neutralize the acidity of the blood,
perfect digestion and excretion,
and radically and permanently
cure rheumatism.
James F. Morgan, President; Cecil wn. Vice President: T. Bui
tao. Secretary: Cfnaiies H. Atberton. 4 id 1 tor; W. H. Hooga. Tress-
Oo., x-ta..
WHOLESALE n ETA IT 2 SALE R8 IN
Firewood. Stove, Steam, blacksmith's Coal
Also Black and White Sand. Telephone Mam 2
Ppscial Attention Given to Yraving.
Everybody
sboti'd take a
Malt Tonic
these days fo that
tired feeling
Physician. Recommend
at. 4
It ia a non intoxicant,
sparkling aiid highly
concentrated liquid
Extract of Ma t acd Hops
nia Cilimvnn Figs
N W ON' SAf-K AT
I
OOCTrT -VX-. FRUIT STORE
j - i 2So 4 Box.
Invaluable
to nursing ninth- rs, c o vales
cent, dyspeptics, wtek chil
dren, etc., etc
ALTERATIVE
TONIC.
NUTRITIVE.
STRENGTHENING.
STIMULANT.
SEDATIVE.
25c Per Bottle
Hollister
Drug Co.
AGENTS.
FORT STREET.
WM G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.
Wm. G- Irwin .President and Manager
Clans Spreckela.... First Vice-PresldSnt
W. M. Glffard... Second Vice-President
H. M. Whitney Jr.. .Treasurer and Sec.
Osorg W. Rosa Auditor
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
Commission Agents
AGENTS FOR THE
Oceanic Steamship Company
Of Ban Francisco. Cal.
OLD JAS. E. PEPPER
WHISKEY
HENRY CLAY RYE
OLDEST, BEST, PUREST
DISTILLED ONLY BY
JAS. E. PEPPER & CO.
Established 1780
Distilled nnder the same formula for over a hundred years
LOVEJOY & CO.
Sole Distributors for the Territory of HawaiL
And Still
They Are
Coming
CARLOAD AFTER
CARLOAD of the
Celebrated
AuIieDser-Buscb Brewing
Association
AND
Premium Pale
Pale Lager Beer
In cases and barrels, quart and pint bottles. AMERICA'S STAND
ARD REER AT POPULAR PRICES. Don't let the warm weather
find yui without It.
H. Hackfeld & Comp'y, Ltd.
SOLE AGENTS for the Hawaiian Territory.
DO YOU KNOW
Health is Money
Witk health you ean ears
snore: with your family
healthy you will pay the doe
tor less. Chooss a healthy lo
cality for your asrs
We offer a houss anS 1st aa
COL.LJOH HILLS st a sar
iraia price snd oa easy month
ly payaaents. The owner, Phil
ip gavary. H retorslns the
Ask your phy!eiaa aheut H.
Pig-are out tbe cost. Let Vs
talk it over with yes.
We have houses so seat ia mB
parts of the elty; prloss front
Hi M up.
Henry Waterhcuse A Comp'y.
Stock. Bond. Insurance aad
Rl Eetsts Brakora.
PORT AND MERCHANT StPS
T-i Main SU
how much successful r. A Vnery we are furnishing power for In
this city? If jou are ii terested note the figures below :
12 1 h"rse-power motor giving 12 horse power
14 2$ horse-power motors giving 35 horee-power
9 -6 horae-power motors giving 45 horse-power
7 7 horse-power motors giving 524 horee-power
13 10 hon-e-power motors giving 130 horre power
5 15 horse-power motors giving 76 horse-power
6 20 horse-power motors giving 120 horse-power
1 3d horse-power motor giving 30 horse-power
1 50 horse-power motor giving 50 horse-power
68 motors with a total horse-power 549
These motors are used for all varieties of service such as oper
atic optical muchinery; bicycle repair work: printina presses,
folut r?, rulers arid cutters; wood turning machinery; telephone
work; bakery machinery; sausage machines; sugar conveyors;
cargo handler; pumping water; mixing concrete; pipe threading
machinery; jeweler' polishing and turning lathes; refrigerating
machinery; hair picking and heaving and hoisting machinery.
:o:
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.
King Street near Alakea. Tel. Main 390.
Smoke
American
Insular
Cigar
LI
M A K I TV CTF BE BB
Spreckela' Budding, - - - Honolulu, Hawaii Ter.
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