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gJa1 ta wHcoaae vMUUf ca-
thhcr aa Individuals or as
If a commlttft visits aa
Into ths crown tends It will -
ssg else to tarn Its rr.crr.bers into
fttl aTOea of Haw all.
Mr. CayplssM' lUirmrat prtntrd In n
WsaJktasjtoa paper, that Hawaii Is to
gssrfl of mleansa. to otrtto nmito.
Mr. OaypUan tea ct so oaad to thl
! that th istoKto will be daatfajnfl
to Oav. Date and tbe ntotetrle
PARDON FROM
THE PRESIDENT
Manuel R. Caattena waa released
yestrrday from Oatau prison, where he
had been serving a seven months' sen
tence for Illicit distilling. President
Roosevelt baa granted his first pardon
in Hawaii, the subject for eaecutlve
clemency being tbe old Portuguese who
a as convicted on two counts of manu
' utunng okokhao without first ob
taining a llcena. His aenlence of sev
en months, which was tbe minimum
ar.ti.-r the tew. is rommuted to
nof.th. hlh has already been serveO. numb,.r
IuAt- Kstee. who Infllet-d the punish- - J
YOUNG MUSICIANS
MAKE THEIR DEBUT
Pupils of Mrs. J. W. Tarndley's class
es In music Rave a recital last evening
at tbe T. M. C. A. hall which was a
source of delight to the audience. Those
who took part in the recital were for
the most part quite young ladies, but
all displayed considerable, and In some
MH..b.kl. mlltfh-nT f ftlnl 1Vw
Instrumental selections on the ' piano the blood make th;it pure and
were charmingly rendered throughout this scaling, burning, itching skin
una mere were surjn in me vocai
Itching Skin
Distress by day and night
That's the complaint of those
who are so unfortunate as to be
afflicted with eczema or salt rheum
and outward applications do not
cure. They can't.
The source of the trouble is in
to an elderly
who
to betr ta.
ta
lie
a an
It
eat a itatty aan-
rain. entertain aia-
bfas atar of the
wtttewt fee line
if b'
werk with-
east aessjir. a
Hereafter safes) Urease wlD not be
granted by life Banrcsaive Coaneil until
tbe Antl-ltotoao Lsagne and other par
tita totsriated te a rbawea to
ssjMtorgraegsi raifroadlng Tbe pobHc.
to getting ensitl- on tbe beer
will welcoen Ibis
la Its own Inureeta
THE BRITISH
PACIFIC CABLE
loeitt. and In lied iti.-e Arnr)
Jr-tkor-a ah- :r 1 th- conviction,
joined In the appeal to the ITeld-nt
far clemency. repreentlns; that the
ends of justice would be served Just aa
w. U by a shorter sentence than th- law
Hawed, a tbe prosecution was aurrplv
for tbe purpose of warning violators of
tbe r-vnu- law that Pncle Ham Is not
tr:ied alth. In .t- r-! y - m.i.
Miss Kthel Damon made her first
public appearance and met with a fa
vorable reception. Mlsa Datnon pos
sesses a voice of much promise and
h-r -l- llons vr ..f character to
give Just an Idea of what she will be
able to do. Her voice Is sweet and
ber blgh notes, while not strong, were
true In tone. Miss KUIe Smith played
dis':ie will disappear.
I wss taken with an Itching on my
arm which proved very disagreeable. I
concluded It a ms n!t rheum and bou;nt a
bottle of Bond's Sarsaparilla. In two day
after I began taking it I felt better and It
was r.ot long before I was cured. Have
never had any skin disease since." Mas.
Ida E. Wibp, Cove Point, Md.
tTntted States Attorney Ifr-a.-t f " "" " .
carved a telegram front Attorney Oen- a capante manner a , marjory ueaa- rQQrf C AarSaQCirZlLCl
D4i ; in-t" - Ingham sni miss iia Mx-pxr i.th
and Pills
Rid the blood of all impurities and
cure all eruptions. Take them.
..ml Kn ulliK that
been eut down to on month, and the phased the audience with pretty ttpan-
orilcf would follow by mad. ami Ju-ls -
Kass tbereupon ordered Castha.-s
Ish and Knsllsh old-time dances. Mlu
taereupon oruervn ' .mMnmum - Uasle Whiting Is a clever pianist
. n nTin '''o ..-. -vi,
tune.
IWfJ
am moetr rrjolrina In the
colony over the action of
ttooaevelt.
W1I3UZO 600 POUNDS.
ICTOHIA. H. C Jane II - " ll-y
ebairman of tbe Pacific able
who to chant of the const rue -
;si af tbe sJ I-Units rabt- from Ram"
M CHti on Use wat coast of Van-
to Island, to Australia and New
Una Ian, arrived here an the steamer
Death of Stoo Prateisco'a Hesvte
Cruaea, Bean MauriOe Onnnoo
SAN mANCiarO. June U-Henri
Maure-e I'annon. well known In many
ne of tbe heaviest men in
. lira uaorpij j 9 -
day looming at T Marget street,
where be lived and carried on his bus. -
n.
Cannon was bom la Oermany in lesm
and aa a young man was an aimei.
having something of a reputation aa a
wrestler and lifter of heavy wet nz.
Five year ago be came to tbia coun
try. At that time be had acquired lh
srenter part of tbe astonishing weight
and else for which be waa chiefly re
markable Nearly sis feet tall and
weighing over M pound, be attracted
much attention. Three years ago be
femme to this city and began exhibit-
n -h hi,- ' ann n ai-
to
leaving Suva
tbe three spar which were
EtoM by tbe steamer Aoglia. ronasct
Ijtoj Sarva and Norfolk latand. a dla
tomri of Md miles. Norfolk Island and
Hflgaasjatend. a dtatanee of SM mlto.
an ) fr m Norfolk Island to Mew
Hted. a dUtan. odTto mlkHi. All
I Maes are now betng kept busy.
Reynolds says the ato will
msagdeted by the utf-r part of V
par or early In lmlst, a fall month
J earlier Iban tbe ass tract calls fot
show ins ber ability at the keyboard es
pecially In the 'Scarf Dance." Miss
Kthel Horner played the "Taran telle"
In a very acceptable manner. Tbe
duet. "Ply Away. Blrdllng." by Mis
Km ma Taylor and Mrs. Tarndley. was
a delightful number. Miss Taylor ac
quitting herself In her usual favorably
manner. Miss Orace treading bam also
contributed to tbe pleasure of the even
ing In her piano duet with Mrs. Tarn
dley. Mlsa tens Rosewarne. In her
rendition of Mac Do well's "Hexentana."
was an excellent entertainer. In the
recitation and arietta. "I Will Sing or
Thy Sweet Mercies." Mlsa Ethel Da
mon for tbe second time In the evening
won much favor.
Tbe program was one full of pleasing
selections and was certainly one de
signed to please an audience. Many
of the pupils made their bow before
a public audience teat evening, but all
acquitted themselves with credit for
their Individual performances.
Long- Horseback R.dv
rilliMUO. June 1C Dr. A. Donald
son Smith of Philadelphia, an African
way a genial, good natured man rdMtmilllpP who la crossing the continent
mmwvmwm mi v 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 r t j u y lain
also on horseback, ha arrived
here. They left Philadelphia May 17.
and omitting periods of complete rest
have averaged thirty miles a day. They
will rest In Chicago four uays and
. n ik. -i.iMr.-n on horseback
Oiiu..!. .K K Km. 4 fw-r atllnr for lonir valet.
nillT'WfiH " mmmm-mm " - - - rm
time past be was not known to be se
riously III. and until Wednesday even
ing had been attending to hla busi
ness as usual, owy an sour octore
ittle or to Nevada.
hla death be had balanced bis books i resume their -Journey to the Yel-
ika ura , iiint ,iaV iwniOD rsi. ann m-n't? euncr 10 oe
tM ft sewr n osga w J m
jaft a a m a
Tne jo. rr in atienaance pvonouncwu
fatty degeneration of the heart and
myocarditttt to be tbe cause of bis
death. Cannon was a member of the
allfornia S-hueten Vereln. under
t4Nse auspices tbe funeral will be hel..
The deceased leave a widow.
NKW YOftK Jun- 14 The ne --
HmM traia overltbe Pennsylvania road
that ta to makd the trip from ChSCSUJB
Rtw Jersey it yf in twentv hours, ar-
rive.i at tb- tear ifca ai
Ibis morning, beef' rafciuie ahead of
ecbedaJe tim
t Tb New ToJk I'entrars Srst twen
ty how train from Chicago arrived at
to Orand ntral station at IS a.
pa. today, foar minatea abaail of time.
The train avei n it forty-nine mike an
JbsasT for tbe entire trip of xa miles.
EflPaw running f than taro twenty
bnjr trains by the Vnnylvanta and
sar Turk 'egtral inaugurates the
ffaateoi regular aervlre ever attempted
beta -n f hi ago and Ne V.rk
f taill AOO. jasse 1A New York to
jCHmago la nlnete) boars and fifty
ggpg salnotes that Is th record time
aaade by the new fast train put tola
eervie) by tbe Pennaylvante and lk
Sb'H-e railroads yesterday. Tbe twenty
naar acbgdato over both were more
John T. Woo Us y
LOSi ANOBL.KS. June 15. John T.
Woolley died of pneumonia at. the Call-
fern la Hospital today. On tbe morning
of June 4 Mr. Wooley wasl struck by a
street car. He sustained a crushing
blow In th back of the head and his
shall waa fractured. Por three days
the injirred man lay unconscious at
tbe California Hospital. Pneumonia,
resultant from tbe accident, set In and
canard the patient's death. Mr. Wool
ley waa the general agent of the West
ern Masons' Mutual Association, with
ffl es In San Pranclsco. He came to
Southern California with hla wife and
laughter on a visit, and resided tem
porarily at 1307 West Twelfth street.
No arrangements have been made for
the funeral as yet. bat It has been de
rided that the deceased will be burled
here.
Suicide from Brooklyn Bridg.
NKW YORK. June 18. Thomas Dlss-
hrow of Itlr-hmon.t 1 1 111 1. t fntk.r nf
Louis Dtosbrow. who disappeared
The train of the f.,r- shortly after Miss Sarah Iiwrence and
than
agar r-ssd that ier: New fark yestoi
day at IS to p m arrived here thre.
Mbarates ahead at time at S S3 this
slag The Lake ahore train mad
exactly the same time, arriving three
mtnutea abead af tb sc
a m
rbedale at 54
Sixty Ttasaand Xxile.
PeTTKItAltl tUi Jun- !S An
turn of IM gSMS, including
Si S king people, -spelled from various
sJUsa during tb asttws and a
kssgra of tbe admtnbtrattob of the tote
g. toptogatoe. tbe MtoJater of tbe In
srtor. arte waa assassinated April 15.
drawn ap by the Inst met Ions of M.
VOSI PI h we. ark WMIMll J M. Hlola.
the -c-vraous total or SB .
PSJ-f has decided
I
g'llr. -
sat. M. von
. - a
Hsaas taw aaate o far as possible and
Pstaslt the esUed gassple to return aa
te cms) not desire la intevit tbe ha-tr-i
, M Stptekuin. it is
SSdS that Ptohwe Ls inclined to ad pt
SbisaST msaras generally, bat the re
act tontota. under tbe leadership of
9aat ansiiiniUsTS, are stilt laSsaattal
SSttb tbe car
-esS
BLOCK ISI.AMD. R I June i. The
from Palermo.
for New Tiirk anil Pkl'..ku
wrtn a cargo of lemons and bui nn
w isv srantaraat part of tbe
t-.lay In a dense fug ih uM
aa Austrian steamer en
M-llterranean freigh
from Tri-
ciarence Faster were reported missing
from Oood Ground, i. I., waa asked J
lonay whether he thought It was bis
s.n that Jumrd from tbe Brooklyn
ri.ige yesterday. Mr. Dlsabrow said
tnat tne description of tbe man who
committed sole id e answered In some
r-pe.t to that of his son. but that he
knew of no reason why be should have
desired to end his life. It waa poa-
-uoie. 0e thought, that hla son's mind
had become unbalanced on account of
the notoriety brought upon him In bis
n ith tie tragedy at ftaad
m
iruuna
la
Frederic is
gaaed in th-
carry in trade
sate
s May IStb for Palermo. StoBw
ft tbe latter port for New Taek
no i i - oats am Jnn. a
i WASH INOTON. Jon ML
paa af Cuba te indicated to Presl
dJt Roosevelt hla eonrtctlon that the
wsawte propoalttoai relative to Cuban
-sSwr wowM be not onty very objec
I tloasble in itself, but would be esten
f Stvely expensive and almost Impossible
? to carry njt la tbe dtotrlbutlon.
Xlltod Hsr Chi Id ran.
JACKBOW at law. Jane lg-Mr. L.
nrsatrop. a white woman living near
Martin, a small station several miles
from here, last evening killed Sv
children by shooting them to d-ath
aad afterward burning
over their bodl-e. The
NKW YORK. June 1.-Prince Henry
of lrussia baa made glad the hearts of
Mr and Mrs. Christopher Plume of
Newark by consenting to sri . .wi.
father by proxy of their twina
Were born the dav Kmneror William'.
yacht as launched. Mrs Hlume sroi.
to tbe Prince, saying that aba would
like to name the boy twins William and
Henry, and ask log If he mould .i.mH
a sponsor. She has Just beard from
25 Oernian consul at this city that
frlnce Henry ha consented and es-
f.r. ied the hoo. that th- twin.
P do honor to their names The
!or,bUborU Chk d 52
.
Myter;ous Murder
KANSAS crTT fMo . Jane lC-Bern.
hard Strinert. a slater, to years of age.
waa Picked op on the sidewalk at the
coi ner of Fourteenth street and Orand
n"- V ,nWsht. unconscious and
r. h,V;hui. ftactured. and died soon
7rwd " ,he Police station. Sev-
,H-z2?9 tnM ,B" Pl,c hat they saw
nassnsri accost a man and wmn
whom he met at that corner, that the
man at felled Steinert with a club
7LJ oTTk k,ck'4 Pros-rate
toga m tbe faca. and fi-d with his fe-
Sr.- Jjsssnn-a, ine police haxe no
ue ir the murderer.
.
BABIES AND CHILDREN
should be fairly plump. Ihey
ought to put on fat as fast as
they use it up; for fat is fuel,
and the burning of it makes pow
er and force. Thin children
even along to the age of eighteen
or twenty are in danger from
conturrption, and from other
wasting complaints. The chil
dren who starve, and the young
men and Women who are con
sumed why, the very idea of it
is frightful. For such as they
there is always what the Bible
calls a "mighty famine" in the
land. Food, though it may be ta
ken plentifully, does not uonrisn
them. It makes no fat; it gives
no strength. To prevent this, to
cure this, to save the young ones
at the mother's knees, and the
bright boys and girls who are
just looking at the world with
ambitious eyes, is the purpose of
W AM POLE'S PREPARATION.
Its success is decided and set
tled. Thousands owe to it life
and health. It is palatable as
honey and contains the nutritive
and curative properties of Pure
Cod Liver Oil, extracted by us
from fresh cod livers, combined
with tho Compound Syrup of
Uypophosphites and tho Extracts
of Malt and Wild Cherry. In
building up pale, puny, emacia
ted children, particularly those
troubled with Anemia, Scrofula,
Rickets, and bone and blood dis
eases, nothing equals it; its ton
ic qualities are of the highest or
der. A Medical Institution says:
"We have used your preparation
In treating children for coughs,
colds and inflammation ; its ap
plication has never failed us in
any case, even the most aggra
vated bordering on pneumonia.
Tho children like it, they love
the taste of it, it looks good to
them, and it builds up their
bodies ; to many little a children
owe their lives to it" Effective
from the first dose. " Yon cannot
be disappointed in it." Sold by
chemists here and everywhere.
Divorce for an
LONDON. June 1&-Jufle oPp. Ihe
....cocao actress, was today granted
th around of desertion
BBj Sihf,,j on the part of her hus
band. Robert Lorraine, an actor. Tre
se wa not defended. They were
mm rr i ..i , . " ere
... movember 5 ik;
PACIFIC LODGE NO. 822
A. F. & A. M.
)6c
THKKi: W1LX UK A SPECIAL,
meeting of Pacific Lodge. A. F. A A.
M . at Masonic Temple, this (Tuesday)
evening. June 24. at 7:90 o'clock.
WORK IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
Members of Hawaiian Lodge. Lodge
)e Prog res. and all sojourning brethren
sre fraternally Invited to attend.
Br order of the R. W. M.
C. r. MURRAY.
Secretary.
PALMERS'
KING
VIOLET
Although th- moat expensive
Perfume in the world it Is
More souKht after than any
Other product of Violet, because
A single drop will perfume
The handkerchief for ninny
Days and defy even the laundry.
Sold the world over for
$1.50 per oz.
PALMERS'
GARLAND
OF VIOLETS
A great favorite, fragrant aad
lasting. Sold at
$1 CO per oz.
PALMERS'
ROSE
LEAVES
American Carnation Pink.
Lalac Sweets,
White Heliotrope.
Violet Leaves,
Violet Dloom
Are among the latest Palmers'
creations. Sold at
75c per oz.
PALMERS'
GARLA ND
OF VIOLET
SACHET
Garland of Heliotrope Sachet.
Oarsaan of Rose Leaven Sachet.
Garland of American Carnatiea
Pink Sachet, sold at
50c per oz.
Fr sale only In Honolulu at the
Ho I lister
Drug Co.
FORT STREET.
OLD JAS. E. PEPPER
WHISKEY
HENRY CLAY RYE
OLDEST, BEST. FOREST
DIS1ILUD ONLY BY
JAS. E. PEPPER & CO.
Established 1780
Distilled GutScr tbe same formula for over a hundred years
lcvejoy & CO.
8ole Distributors for the Territory of Hawtiii
El-Principe
Havana
Tht Standard for Over Half a Century
Imperial Cigar Store
FORT STREET
Distributing Agents
Electric
Fan
Weather
WM. G IRWIN 4 CO., LTD
Wm. O- Irwin .President and Managfi
CTaue Snreckels First Vice-President
W. af. Qlffard.. .Second Vlce-Preldr.i
H. af. Whitney Jr... Treasurer and Sec
W. Rosa Auditor
SUGAR FACTOR
AND
Commission Agrents
The man who pays whew? warm! and mops his face with a
lflr? size handgerchief could hare oool comfort by investing
Si 5 in an electric fan.
We have all sizes in desk and ceiling fans. Telephone and
we will send one to you.
:o:-
Electric Co., Ltd.
King Street near Alakea. Tel. Main 390.
AGENTS POR THE
Octan'c Steamship Company
Of San Francisco. CsJ.
EXCELSIOR LODGE NO
I 0 0 F.
1.
Editor Dead.
-TO YORK. June 1,-James Edger-
"wnea. author and
writer and
neu-s a j . n
n sniSlna s .
Kventns- t. . "a,lor of th"
i mm I is?
at his hr, : ". " ,w- lead
year. f si, w,(wiH'
London r-Z- M 60 " -t New
Londoa. Pone
There will be a regular meeting of
Escelslor Lodge No. 1. L O. O. F.. st
Its hsll on Fort street, this Tuesday
evenlnr. June 24. 1902.
WORK IN THE THIRD UDGRBS
Members of Harmony Idge and all
visiting brethren are cordialy invited
to attend. A. F. CLARK. K. G.
1 L. IAPIERE. gecretary.
Mortgage Loans
We shall be pie. Betl to re
oeivc spoliation fur loans
upon choice business or reei
dence real estate security.
In tbe scrutiny of such ap
pliratioos the following points
s ill receive cisideratjon :
1st The Borrower.
2nd Tbe Security as ta
Title, Improvements, Margin
af Protection, etc.
The nmouDt applied for moat
not Is? greater than 5(1 per
cent of the valne of the secu
rity conservatively estimated.
WOPLD RENOWNED
The Wines of Zlsti
ITA TJATT SWISS CJOXJOITT
Who owi and conduct the
Largest Vineyard In th World
Have done more to make California famous than any other industry
in the State.
The wonderful success of
ASTI VtIIM
Is due to their UNIFORMITY. PURITY AND EXCELLENCE OF
QU ALITY. All varieties" are bottled for family use and are justly
acknowledged to be the
ast Table Wines
Are served in all the leading Hotels and Cafes of the world.
I
Henry Watwtonse A Comp'y.
S. vk. Rend. Tnsuranes and
Real Rstate Brskers.
FORT ATP MKRfHANT STS
H. Main 313.
5 Colony lc
On each Kittle guarantees the quality. Trade supplied
by following jobbers:
bel
WOLTRHS-WALDHOX CO.
GOMES & McTIGHE.
GOXSALVES & CO.
LTD. JOS. HA RTMANN & CO.
S. L SHAW & CO.
CAM ARA & CO.
RISDOJM IRON WORK
Mechanical and Hydraulic Engineers
E. JON
Spreekels' Building
HONOLULU