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VOL. XIV. HONOLULU, HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, APRIL u, 1906. No. 4384

Insane Act

ays ExpertDR. McDONALD GIVES OPINION

OP JOHNSON BASED UPON AB-

SENCE OP MOTIVE.

"An Insane act," is what the murderof Simeon Wharton was In tho opinionof Dr. J. T. McDonald as his first an-

swer to tho hypothetical question putto him this afternoon by Attorney Har-

rison. Further, the doctor said that ho

could see absolutely no motive for thecrime and ho was therefore disposed to

havo "grave doubts" a3 to tho sanityof the accused- - NaMlB

The question was read to McDonaldby Harrison, with a number of objec-

tions to specific portions of AttorneyGeneral Peters. Dr. McDomld's imme-

diate reply was that the act' was an In-

sane one, because no motive whatevercould be found. "Considering his de-

fective mentality," said tho doctor, "Iwould havo grave doubts to his sanity."

Harrison asked what would be thoeffects of drink In the case of tho hy-pothetical (person described. "Longcontinued habits of drinking on tho '

part of a man of his mental caimrowould render him disposed to attacksof mania," tho doctor said. Ho de- -

clined to give an opinion as to ho.w longeuch attacks wore likely to last.

(Tho doctor's stated that his opinionwas based largely on the facts set forthregarding the killing of tho boy. Inthe hypothetical question he could seeabsolutely no motive, and this led himto doubt the subject's sanity.

TO

slOCAL AUTHORITIES HAVE BEENCHINESE NOW TRYING fTO ESCAPE TO CHINA ON THE S. S.

SIBERIA THE ARRESTS AVILL BE MADE FRIDAY MORNING ON

ARRIVAL OF THE VESSEL IN THIS PORT.

When tho S. S. Siberia arrives offthe port Friday morning from SanFrancisco there will probably bo a bigsurprise Jn store for two of tho Chi-

nese passengers. They will be met bylocal officers who will place them un-

der arrest. Who the Chinese aro is notToiown, but It Is understood that theyaro wanted In San Francisco for rob-bery.

For some reason tho local authoritiesare quite reticent about tho matter.Sheriff Brown was asked rogarding thereport, but gave no information con- -

EASTER WEEK BARGAINS.Ttegular 20c white goods In lace

stripes, fancy checks, satin stripes, etc.at 1214c this week at Sachs Dry GoodsCo. Also many other great bargains.

Largest stock of Easter Eggs In thecity. New England Bakery.

MUSICThe Charles Guitar and Mandolin

Studio has been removed to the resi-dence, 762 Lunalllo street. Instru-ments given to pupils without extracharge,

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.

Classified AdvertisingTound

A Masters' and Pilots' AssociationBadge. Owner enn havo same by call-ing on A. E, Tinker, Cable office, and(paying all expenses.

Don't Put !t OffAny Longer

It la a most common occurrence forh person to say: "Oh, I will attend tomy Will Inter," and then loses the op-

portunity to do so, either through nt

or sickness. The matter Is oneof Importance, and yet how littlethought U given to It.

Hatter make your Will at otice anilthen the loved ones will be protectedIn the ovent of your uuilden deinlte. Ifyou are In doubt about jut how toproceed In the mutter, consult tie andwe will advise you as what must be(lane In order to make your Willproper 1 until document.

ft HAWAIIAN

II1H

Six Miles

Of Grading

WAITING ARREST ALLEGED

BOBBERS

WORK ON WAHIAWA BRANCH

BRANCH OP THE OAHU RAIL-

WAY IS PROCEEDING RAPIDLY.

Work on tho branch of the OahuRailroad to Wnhlawa Is progressingrapidly, and It Is not believed that thodisaster to tho Gerard C. Tobey willdjclay tho loompletltlon of tho roadwhich Is expected by tho end of Juno.

Six miles of grading has been completed, and Is ready for the rails. Thisbranch leaves the main lino at Watpahu station though tho actual work ofconstruction begins only at the terminus of the branch which gotcs toOahu mill

tTho grading follows the generalcourso of tho gulch gradually workingItself out on to tho plateau and hasnow been completed, as far as tho government road.

Work Is still going ahead rapidly.

COUNTY CLERK HAS AFFIDAVITS.The affidavits in the case of Deputy

Shnrlff Tvpkniinhn whn is to bp tried be- -foro tho Board of Supervisors nextMonday evening are not through thecounty Clerk's hands yet. There werea great number of them and the work0f copying them is not yet finished,County Attorney Douthltt will prose- -cute. Tho witnesses are to bo broughtfrom Koolauloa and will have to beentertained over night. This will makethe case rather expensive.

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.

ON THE SIBERIA

REQUESTED TO ARREST TWO

cernlng the matter. He .would notstate today whether he had receivedany communication from the San Fran-cisco authorities or not regarding thematter. n

It Is evident that tho crime withwhich the Chinese aro charged mustbe of an extensive character or elsetheir arrest would hardly be usked ofthe local authorities. In event of the'Chinese being apprehended on the Si-beria, they will probably be held pend-ing tho arrival of some ofllcer from SanFrancisco with extradition papers.

ANOTHER APPEAL

The Supreme Court, without argu-ment, this morning gave a memorandum decision denying the motion of theattorney general for a rehearing of thoTullet tax collection test case Thematter will now bo taken to tho Unit-ed States Supremo Court. Tho case Istho test case to decide whether execu-tions or garnishees may Issue againstthe wages of lnter-lslan- d seamen forcollection of taxes, after Judgment hasIssued.

THE REMEDY.For that tired feeling, take a glass

of beor at the Criterion and a bit offree lunch. It is a sure cure.

ISLAND SPECIALTIES.All kinds of Island Jams, Jellies and

pickles. Mrs. Kearns, 181 Hotel St

RESUMED PRACTICE.George D, Gear has opened law of.

flees in the rooms formerly occupied byJustlco Hatch on Kaaliumanu street.Telephone Main 211.

BURNS AND SCALDS.The pain of a burn or scald Is almost

Instantly rolleved by applying Cham-berlain's Pain Balm with a feather. Italso heals tho Injured parts moroquickly than any other threatment andunless the burn la very severe does notleavo a sear. For sale by all dealers.Benson, Smith & Co., agents for Ha-waii.

YOUR ATTHNTIQN.K. Yamamoto wholesale dealer

In Japanese Roods, will show youchoice samples, Spaetal attentiongiven to plantation order. TelephoneMain W. P. 0. Box 810. Hotel streetnear Nuiianu.

A UNIQUtt WINDOW.And one well worth ittliiff evrl

blocks tu see, la Wall Nichols displayof Easter Novelties, Dusks, (laose,

Chickens, Itabblla a naturU M In lbsOld tlome turn Yard.

BOY UNUVm

(Associated Press

NAPLES, Italy, April 11. The property loS3 caused by the eruption ofVesuvius will reach J20.000.000. Fifty thousand ipcoplo have been renderedhomeless by tho destruction of their abodes. There havo been hundreds ofdeaths.

It Is estimated that the services of 100,000 men and millions of dollars willbo required to repair tho damages.

The panic Is increasing.It Is now impossible to reach Ottnjano. Torredel Greco, Sarno and San

Gennaro have been evacuated by tho residents. Portico, Ciricello and Peg-gl- o

Morlno have been rendered uninhabitable.O- -

DE

ST. PETERSBURG, April 11. -- It Is

accept De Wltto's resignation.O

WASHINGTON, April 11 Representative Denby of Mlchlssrt toddy In-

troduced In the house a compromise Chinese exclusion bill.

THE

GROWING

CANNOT RESIGN11TTE

CHINESE

SECRETIVE

THE CIRCUIT' COURT, WHOSE FOFJ OF OATH REQUIRING SECRECYOF WITNESSES WAS KNOCKED OUT BY TiHE SUPREME COURTAS HAVING NO BASIS OF AUTHORITY IN LAW. DEVISES AN-

OTHER SCHEME TO MAKE MYSTERY OF SIMPLE MATTERS.

At a conference of tho Supremu andCircuit Judges this morning a nowplan was adopted for the preservationof tho secrecy of Grand jury proceedings, at least during the life of tho juryby having the presiding Judgo make aformal order directing witnesses not toreveal what takes place in tho juryroom. After tho Confercnco Judge DoBolt signed tho following order andsent It to Foreman Bo wen of the GrandJury:

"The court hereby orders that allwitnesses and court officers appearingboforo the Grand Jury of this circuit atthis torm shall keep absolutely secretall faqts, matters and things whatsoover, which may come to their atten-tion or knowledgo by reason of suchappearance before tho Grand jury, orby reason of any question thore put tothem, or by reason of answer or state-ment by them there given or made.Any witness violating this order will

ON

The La Paloma, byClarunce will sail for SanFrancisco from tho old Klnau wharfat 2 p. in, on next Saturday. i'he bandwill be on hand and will play her oft.

(The yacht race committee met todayat noon in the rooms of the PromotionCommittee and transacted much business. 11. M. Cooper was Inthe and R. W. ghlngle. T. W.Hobron, Clarence T. II.Petrle, F. L. Wuldron, V. C. Smith ami11, P. Wood ware ipresent.

Arthur V. AVall, ot Wluiiman & Co.,wus present with the calabash to bepresented, a a second jirle. He ex-

plained the different design to beplacet! upon It am was told to have Itfinished. The coat Is to be lift. Mr.

F

Tlii' imbllr hunting syaumi wus tinned over to I he Hawaiian Mlaotrlu t'uni- -

mny today uy Huilu- -

wtrt Mwm m mm ( wor wun

Cable to Tho Star.)

reported that the Czar has refused to

bo guilty of a Contempt of court andpunishable accordingly. The foremanof tho Grand jury Is hereby directedto advise each witness sworn to" tos- -'

tlfy before tho Grand Jury of tho con-

tents and effects of this order.' "J T. DEBOLT,

"First Judgo.""Those who have been Investigating

the subject," said Chief Justlco Frcar,"havo not been able to find nny lawunder which an oath of secrecy maybo to witnesses. Tho ob-ject 'of secrecy, however, is

in other ways, at least whiletho jury is in session, though thero Isprobably no reason to bind witnessesnot reveal what has taken place be-

fore tho Jury, after It is finally dis-

charged. Thero are cases In toreveal secrets of tho jury might makea witness liable for prosecution as anaccessory, as when, for exumple, thorevelation was mailt) to a person underInvestigation to enable him to escape."

Wall explained that Wtohman & Co.were not trying to make anything bytho deal.

It was decided that the La Palomashould leave1 Saturday, rain or shine.Clarence Macfarlane will sail her.Harry Gouzene is not to go on the trip.

George W. ttmlth of the Board ofplaced the band at the dis-

posal of the committee. It Will be onhund to play at the departure ot thobout.

An otllolul photographer will be onhund tu take pictures of the yacht. Hewill ln stationed on the

It Is hoped by the committee that alam crowd will I on hand to give thegallant little ship a good seml-or- f. All

f the yachts In the olub will be pres-ent.

and the wurks are to bo shut downLust night the lights la govern men tbuildings were very poor, owing to lurkof power. The water supply Is boromlug very low, and In all tho higher illsnuts the water la beoomliig imnldy,llug merely drug Hoi low ay litisuiIqsjM the plan ot plunlng a Are en-gli-

M FtUwl and Wilder gvanue, to?IPM ft DM WW

THE LA PALOMA

WILL GO SATURDAY

HAWAII'S CUP DEFENDER WILL LEAVE FOR SAN PR'ANOLSCO AT

2 P. M. SATURDAY-tCLAREN- CE MACFARLANE WILL SAIL HER

SHE WILL SAIL FROM THE OLD KINAU WHARF BAND WILL

BE HAND.

commandedMaofarlauo,

Commodorechair

Maofarlaue,

THE WATER AMI

MuvertaUndeiil

EXCLUS

administeredaccom-

plished

which

Su-

pervisors

llujtithouse.

IHiMtlMMto

A "PROPERTY" CHILD

AND HUSBAND

A STRANGE SCENE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT AT THE SENTENCING

OF ANNE LOKE JUDGE DE BOLT SEVERELY SCORES THE AL--LEGED HUSBAND, SAYING CRIME WAS REALLY COMMITTED

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HUSBAND.

Annie Loke, with a small child pluy-In- g

at her feet, stood up for sentencefor embaBlement In Judge Do Bolt'scourt this morning. Tho case presentssome unusual features, and tho judgediscussed It at considerable length, re-

ferring to the "scoundrelly husband"of tho defendant as tho real culprit.But ho thought tho evidence showed aclear case of embezzlement and hespecially complimented tho Jurors in

REPORTS TO THE

BOAROJF healthMATTERS TO COME BEFORE THE

MEETING THIS AFTERNOON ARELARGELY ROUTINE.

At the meeting of tho Board otHealth this afternoon the followingbusiness came before tho board.

Tho following reports woro presented:Food Commissioner for the month ofJanuary nnd February and Inspectorof Buildings, Plumbing and HouseSewers for the month ot March. Tlio.report of tho Sanitary Ilspector atHllo states as follows for Murch: TotalInspections 740; orders given 204; ordersfinished 203; special duty days 1. Hllomosquito campaign: Cesspools oiled,427; catch basins oiled 24; ponds, pools,etc., oiled 8; mosquito breeding placesdestroyed or removed 110; number ofinspections bSG. Hllo rat cruwule:Number of traps set, 1.01'J; number ofrats cnught, C2: number, of pieces ofpoisoned food placed 2,059; number ofpieces. taken away 1,212; number of ratsfound 'dead 19. In Honolulu thero ap-pears to be recently an Increase In thenumber of rats caught. Where deemednecessary th localities In which ratsare caught are properly disinfected.

The quarterly report of tho Insanensylum sowp a total of 184 Inmates re-

maining March 31st. There has beenneither increase or decreaso In the,number of inmates during tho pastthree months. The asylum Is In ex-

cellent' condition.Tho report of the food comm'sslonor

shows that ho hns examined 87 milksamples, 1 food sample, nnd 1 drugsample. No adulterations In tho mil orfood was found.

The drugs examlnod were as fol-

lows:Eight samples tincture ot Iodine, ob-

tained from most of tho drug stores of.Honolulu gave results varying con-siderably from tho standard fixed bythe U. S. Pharmucapoela,

A camphorated tincture of Japauesomanufucturo was oxamlned and wasfound to be a weak solution of lodlnocontaining camphor.

Of the olllclal tinctures only twoworo found near enough tho stundardto be classed as good quality. Cham-ber Drug Co's sample Is considerablyin excoss of the standard and HobronDrug Co., Holllster Drug Co., Ishl DrugStore and Maklnn Drug Co. are con-siderably below standard.

The schooner Rosamond Is expectedto loavo Eleele today for San Fran-cisco with a full load of sugar.

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.Tho moro you know about beer, tho

bettor you will llgo Rainier Beer.

ONE PREAT ADVANTAGEWhich no typewriter user can fall

to appreciate is tho "Tabulator" onthe Underwood Machine Arlelgh &Co., agents.

A MATTER OFHEALTH

llf -

POWDERAbitolutaly Puro

HAS NO SUBSTITUTE

SECONDEDITION

Ml

the case upon their strict observanceof their oath to return a verdict ac-

cording to the law nnd the evidenceHe imposed a fine of $500 and costs.

Mrs. Loko was found guilty of em-bezzlement of ?1S0. "I think It Is fair-ly clear that the husband really securedtho money and that tho defendant didwhat sho did for him," said Judgo DoBolt. "Possibly if the dofenso had

(Continued on Pago Five).

SAVAGE ATTACK ON

BARK S, C ALLEN

SECOND MATH DALY OF THKVESSEL BRUTALLY BEATENABOUrr THE FACE THIS NOON.

J. J. Daly, tho second mate of thobark S. C. Allen, appeared at tho po-

lice station this afternoon with his facobsidly battered and bruised and cover-ed with blood. Jlo wanted a warrantfor the arrest ot N. M. Hanson, a sail-or aboard tho vessel. Hanson had as-saulted him by striking him in thoface, Daly stated, and had added to thoInjury by kicking him in tho face.

Daly said thero was no occasion forthe assault which had been ontlrelywithout provocation. A warrant charg-ing the mighty sailor with assault andbattery will be Issued.

CHAMBER OP

COMMERCE

THE TRUSTEES APPROVE OF PRO-

MOTION COMMITTEE GETTINGPART OF UNSPENT FUND.

There was a- meeting ot tho board ottrustees of tho Chamber of Commorcnythis nfternoon at 3 o'clock. Thore woro'present President Lowroy, SecretarySpencr, P. M. Swanzy, J. A. Konnddy.

I J. R. Gait, E. I. Spalding, A. Garvloand II. P. Wood of the Promotion Com-mittee.

The quarterly report of the Promo-tion Committee was road. In thisreport was the statement regardingthe unexpended balance1 of $4997.49, ofwhat had been raised for the recentrebate commission's trip to Washing-ton. Tho impression was that thisbalance was- to be given to tho yachtclub people.

F. M. Swanzy spoke In opposition totills measure. He did not consldor

i that such a sum should bo given to thorace when so much liettur nn nf itcould be mndo by the committee. J.)l. Gait ngred with this vlow. Hothought the rum ton large.

'Automobiles can bo til red day ornight at Club Stables, Fort Street.

Firs IlKSilBare often lasting ones. Our Dixie Ox- -flnnl 'I'la riaaarvaa urasl .ImiiI nf niuI '

It Is an all patent colt Oxford, fullfoxed, Cuban lieel, genuine OoodyMrwelt. No better alios can Ue made forthe money.

UfUTHD.

otwo THE HAWAIIAN STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1906.

Oceanic Steamship Company.

TIME a&,33IvEi'he flne Passenger Steamers of this line will arrive at and leave this port

h hereunder:FROM SAN FRANCISCO. ?OR SAN FRANCISCO.

iONOMA FEBRUARY 21

ALAMEDA.. . MARCH 2

VENTURA.... MARCH 11

ALAMEDA... MARCH 23

WERRA APRIL 4

Local ioat.

In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the Agents are pre-

pared to issue to Intending passengers coupon through tickets by any rail-

road fron San t nci co to all points In the United States, and from NewXork by steamship line .o all Europea n Ports.

For further particulars apply to

W. G. Irwin & Co.(LL ITED)

General AgeD's Oceanic S. S. Company,

Canadian-Australia- n M Mai

STEAMSHIPSteamers of the above lne, running in connection with the CANADIAN-PACIFI- C

RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, X.

. W., and calling at Vctorla, B. C, Honolulu and Brisbane, Q.

DUT AT HONOLULU ON OR ABOUT THE DATES BELOW STATED, VIZ.

FOR AUSTRALIA.MIOWERA APRIL 7

MOANA MAY 5

MAHENO JUNE 2

.AORANGI JUNE 30

CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWNVOYAGES.

THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Ltd,, Gen'l Agts.

AMERICAN HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND HONOLULU, VIA PACIFIC COAST.

i'ROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU.S. S. ALASKAN To sail May istS. S. TEXAN. . . : To sail May 25th

7ROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONOLULU.S. S. NEBRASKAN To sail April 12thS. S. NEVADAN .' To sail May 3rd

FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO.S. S. NEVADAN To sail April istS. S. NEBRASKAN To sail April 22nd

FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO HONOLULU.S. S. OREGONIAN Direct To sail April 8thS. S. NEVADAN Via San Francisco To sail April 27th

EC. Haokfeld Ss Co.,C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. Agents.

"Steamers of the aboveort on or about the dates below men

FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.MARU MAR. 24 '

KOREA MAR. 29COPTIC APRIL 7

APRIL 14MARU APRIL 21

MAY 2CHINA MAY 9NIPPON MARU MAY 17DORIC MAY 24

JUNE 1MARU JUNE 12

KOREA JUNE 19COPTIC JUNE 26

JUNE 3

Calls at Manila.

Vat general apply to

20

MARCH 7

SIERRA MARCH 13

MARCH 28APRIL 3

COMPANY

FORMOANA APRIL 4

MAY 1

MAY 30

JUNE 27

will call at Honr u mid eVH thistloned:

FOR SANMARU MAR. 31

APRIL 7CHINA APRIL 14NIPPON MARU APRIL 24DORIC MAY 1

MAY 8MARU MAY IS

KOREA MAY 22COPTIC JUNE 1

JUNE S

MARU; JUNE 13

JUNE 26CHINA JULY 3NIPPON MARU Jul ylOHO RIP JULY 17

JULY 27

rmi'

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.Occidental Oriental S. S. Co

Toyo Kaisen Kaisha S. S. Co.Companies

HONGKONG

SIBERIAAMTRICAMONGOLIA

MANCHURIAHONGKONG

SIBERIA

ln:rmatloa

VENTURA.... FEBRUARYALAMEDA..,

ALAMEDA..SONOMA

VANCOUVER.

MAHENOAORANGIMIOWERA

FRANCISCO.AMERICAMONGOLIA

MANCHURIAHONGKONG

SIBERIAAMERICAMONGOLIA

MANCHURIA

m.m..jit

&

H. Hackfeld 8tThe Brand That

Ensures Satisfactionfc). & W. is essuutmlly tho hrni(l of canned goods that

ensures satisfaction. There is one safo way of judgingtho quality by tho exterior- -if it's not S. & W., 'it'siotthe best.

S. & Y. Canned Goods are scrupulously selected andtho greatest euro and olonuliuogs is observed in handlingand pitching of same for tho market.

JVIolco Sir& It's J. VV.33oix't JDeponcl 011 Inolc

Henry May & Co., Ltd.,. ItttTAII. m TBUUPHONBS-WH01-BIA- J.il (I.

'-- 1 7--' 1 '

HI IIIIIEC(For additional and later shipping see

pages 4, 5 or 8.)

TIDES, SUN AND MOON.Last quarter of th( April 15th.

m aj a; , a r ?Hi c 5B 3 p o

. J H I ; J" s 2 S: : : s: : 0

tare1 w

Apl. p.m. a.m. n.m p.m. RisesJ 4.1V l.i 3.i3 'J.tuj 10.40 5.46 6.17 7.11

tn r. fin 1 ? .1 jn m ot 11.33 5.45 CIS S.1511 5.49 1.8 5.00 11.00 5.44 CIS 9.20

a.m.12 6.43 1.7 5.52 11.37 0.35 G.43 CIS 10.24

p.m.13 7.46 1.7 C42 12.1S 1.4S 5.43 C19 11.2514 S.55 l.C 7.53 1.13 3.20 5.12 6.1915 10.0S 1.6 9.32 2.30 4.54 5.41 6.19 0.15

Times of the tide re taken from theU. S. Coast and Oeodetlo Surrey ta-bles. The tides at Kahulul and Hllooccur about one hour earlier than atHonolulu, Hawaiian sta dard time Is10 hours 30 minutes slower than Green-wich time, being that of the meridianof 157 degrees 30 minutes. The timewhlstlo blows at 1:30 p. m., which Isthe same as Greenwich, 0 hours, 0 min-utes. The Sun and Moon are for localtime for the whole group. y

L. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.

The following data, covering a periodof 29 years, have been complltd fromtho Weather Bureau anil McKlbbin re-

cords at Honolulu, T. H. They arc Is-

sued to show the conditions thiit haveprevailed, during the month In ques-

tion, for the above period of years, butmust not be construed ns a forecastof tho weather conditions for the com-ing month.

Month April for 29 years.TEMPERATURE. (1S90-1903- .)

Mean or normal tempi raturo 73'..Tho warmest month was that of 1S93,

with an average of 75.The coldest month was that of 1S9S,

with an average of 71.The highest temperature was 86" on

April 25. 1892.Tho lowest temperature was G9' on

April 21, 1S99.

PRECIPITATION (rain 1S77-1S- and1903.)

Averago for the month, 2.53 Inches.Average number of days with .01 of

an Inch or more, 14.

Tho greatest monthly precipitationwas 7.93 Inches In 1S90.

iTho least monthly precipitation was0.75 Inches In 1SS3.

The greatest amount of precipitationrecorded In any 24 consecutive hourswas 3.C0 inches on April 30, 1SS3.

RELATIVE HUMIDITYAverage 9 a. m. 68 9 p. m. 74 (1890-1904- ):

S a. m. CS; average S p. m. 09

,(1905.)CLOUDS AND WEATHER. (1S90-1903- .)

Averago number of clear days 11;partly cloudy days, 14; cloudy days, 5.

WIND.The prevailing winds have been from

the northeast.Tho average hourly velocity of the

wind during April, 1903, was 10.0 miles.Tho highest velocity of tho wind dur-

ing April 1903 was 30 miles from thonortheast on tho 3rd.

Station: Honolulu, T. H.Date of Issue: March 30, 1906.

(T. F. D.)9 o'clock averages from records of

Territorial Meteorologist; 8 o'clockaverages from U. S. Weather Bureaurecords.

ALEX. McC. ASHLEY',Weather Bureau.

WHERE STEAMERS DOCK.Alameda, Oceanic wharf.America Maru, Hackfeld wharf.Aorangl, Bishop's wharf.Arlzonlan, Rallroa wharf.Alaskan, Railroad wharf.China, Channel or Quarantine wharf.Coptic, Hackfeld wharf.Callfornlan, Railroad wharf.Doric, Hackfeld wharf.Hongkong Maru, Hackfeld wharf.Korea, Naval wha,rf or Hackfold whf.Mongolia, Hackfeld wharf.Manchuria, Hackfeld wharf.

(The Mongolia nnd Manchuria remainoutsldo at times when they draw over30 feet of water).MIowora, Bishop's wharf.

Moann, Bishop's wharf.Manuka, Bishop's wharf.Maheno, Bishop's wharf.Massachusetts, Railroad wharf.Nippon Maru, Hackfeld whnrf.Nobraskan, Railroad wharf.Nevadan, Railroad wharf.Oregonlan, Railroad wharf.Sierra, Oceanic wharf.Sonoma, Oceanic wharf.Siberia, Navy dock or Hackfeld whnrfTexan, Railroad wharf.Ventura, Oceanic dock.All United States Armv frnnsnnvts

to dock at Navy dock, excont when occupied. Then transports will be dockedat the Oceanic wharf.

Tho Intor-Islan- d mail steamers KI- -nau, Likolike. Claudine. Helene. Mauland Hawaii will all dook at Brewer'swharf, Nuuanu trt. The ritnatnd.rof the Inter-Islan- d steamers dock nttho Inter-Islan- d wharf, foot of Mau-liak- ea

street.

ARRIVING,Wednesday. April H.

Stmr. MlkMlmlR. OriMinry. from kuu.Ml JMII'U Ht S ). 111. with (000 llllKH uu- -

Sfolir. Kaulkeiiniill. frnm KniHt 0:4t n. 111.

Am. iMtk St. Katliorlim. Muundm.II dttj'i from IIIIh at t a. in.

Thursday, April u.fntiii Muni

l'"H. due early In inwtUujr.Friday, April 1.1

, p. aiuiiinUm, Dow4iI, from Hunn'Miii'Ui'u Uue in morning.

H. M. Mlbrla. Haa4. tram Mm i, w..valuo, (tut tn inofninf

,

SUPERVISORS SHAVED HAIR

OFF PAtLE S ESAU Ri PORTHOARD CONSIDERED REPORT MADE IN THE MATTER

OF AN INCREASE OF HOPKIN'S SALARY REFUTEDTHE INSINUATIONS MADE IN THE REPORT ADAMSSAID TI I AT PAELE NEVER PAID ATTENTION TO WHATWAS BEING DONE.

Paclc's Esau report on the subject of increase of salaries withoutIhe knowledge of the Hoard caused a little breeze of excitement atthe meeting of the supervisors last night. Supervisor Cox stood inthe breach, as it were, and supported the report, but Paclc who hadmade the report maintained a strong silence of approval of Cox's ejo-duen-

and did not participate in the debate. Hut the other super-visors did and poor Cox had to stand alone in his fight.

The report which was from the committee on expenditures was tak-en up in the regular order of business. Lucas moved action be indefin-iatel- y

postponed. Cox then sprang to the support of the report, whichhad recommended that the salary of Manley Hopkins, a clerk inTreasurer Trent's office, be increased to $150 a month, the report al-

leging that there had been raises of salaries in other departmentswithout the consent or knowledge of the supervisors. Cox said thatit was only right to grant the request for the increase to Hopkins, asthe young man kept longer hours and had a great deal of money tohandle. Cox protested against such treatment of the report.

Chairman Smith stated that there were very grave charges in theteport against the Hoard, and he thought that the matter should beconsidered. He said that he found that in the road department duringihe months of January and February there had been increases in salary

$125 to $150 a month and in the electric light department therehad been several increases from $10 to $15 a month, an increase in a.salary at Kapiolani Park making an aggregate of $155. All of theseincreases had been made with the knowledge and consent of the Board.They had been regularly made' on the pay rolls.

"Nothing was ever mentioned to me about the increases in the elec-tee light department," said Cox, "and 1, signed the pay roll thinkingthat it was the same that it had been before. Whenever any salariesarc advanced in departments the fact should be brought before theHoard, so that the public can know about it." Cox said he wanted thepress to know these things too.

Moore, as the other member of the electric light department com-mittee, said that he had thought that the increases had been perfectlyr'ght as a matter of law. The increases were made up from the savingof expenses in the department. It had been simply an act of justiceto pay the men the same money that they had been receiving beforethe County took hold of the electric light department. The bills hadall been passed regularly before the Board of Supervisors and he Madnot thought it necessary for him to call Cox's attention to the mat-ter for the increases had been apparent from the bills themselves which(."ox had signed.

Adams here said that the whole trouble lay in the conduct of cer-tain members of the board failing to pay any attention whatever towhat they signed. Me called attention to the action of Paelc of thecommittee on public expenditures. "Mr. Paele," said Adams, "gen-- trally conies late to the meetings of the Hoard and pays no attention

to the bills that he signs. The result is that Paele does not know whatlias been done."

Moore inquired why Hopkin's increase in salary had been madeout without its first previously having been called to the attention ofthe Hoard.

Cox reiterated his claims that as other departments were doingihe same it would be all right to do it with Hopkins.

Lucas' motion, seconded by Adams, then carried, all voting aye cx-le- pt

Paelc and Cox.

DEPARTINGFriday, April 13

S. S. Siberia. Zecder, for the Orient,probably sail at 5 p. m.

S. S. China, Frlele, for San Fran-cisco, probably sail in evening.

S,tmr. Mauna Lcta, S'lmenson, forMaul and Hawaii ports at noon.

PASSENGERSArriving.

Per stmr. Mlkahala, April 11 fromKauai ports Mrs. Duncan and child,Mrs. Sorenson, A. Gnrtley, . A. PalmerC. H. Jennings, Dr. Hung On, Mrs.P. McLane, children and servant, P.McLane, W. T. Rawlins, o,

Mrs. F. Hackbath and child and103 deck.

Departing.Per stmr. W. G. Hull, April 10. for

Kauai ports F. E. Harvfy, A. F.Knudsen, Miss Gay, G. D. Mahnnc. CF. Ah Chuck, C. Hoy, Miss Mutulon,G. Ross, Mrs. C. M. Conko, ohh H.Wilson, W. H. Hellbron, Mrs. KnudsenMrs. F .Carter, S. Sheba, Miss riuku-m- n,

T. King.

CHRONIC HEADACHE.You can depend upon Dr. Miles' Ner-

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Part I.March, "iTrue Blue" TeikoOverture, "Students' Songs" SuppoWaltz, "Laura" MlllockerSelectlon, "Bohemian Girl" Balfe

Part II.Vocal Hawaiian Songs.. Ar. by Berger

Mrs. N. Alapal.Selection, Roso of Shlras"..EIlenbergIntermezzo, "Silver Heels" Moret"Ahl Wela," "Elelle," "Hawaii Ponol"

"Star Spangled annor."

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April 4, 1906, to the wife of Williar.-A- .Graff, a daughter.

A MATTER OF EQUILIBRIUM.Dr. Torrey, tho English evangelist

who was recently conducting meetingsIn tho west ,1s a man of ready wit,which he uses with effect when Inter-rupted wliile speaking. On one oc-

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"I don't see how anybody can walkon water," he declared. "Can you doIt, Dr. Torrey?"

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BY AUTHORITYSealed proposals for constructing

Reinforced Concrete Culvert and Ap-

proaches over Nlumalu Stream at Niu-inal- u,

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Plans, specifications and blank formsfor submitting proposals, will be fur-

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panied by a doposit of Five Dollars($5.00) by addressing C. H. Sweetser,Esq., County Road Supervisor, at Ll-

hue, Kauai, T. H. ,The right is reserved to reject any

or all bids.By order of the Board of Supervisors,

(Signed) H. D. WISHARD,Chairman.

Llhue, Kauai, March 31, 1906.

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TUB HAWAIIAN STAIt, WEDNESDAY, APJUL 11, 1906,

SUPkRVISORS WILL HEAR

KEKAUOHA IMPEACHMENTHOARD HEARS FORMAL CHARGES AND EVIDENCE OF

MALFEASANCE AND MALADMINISTRATION AGAINSTKOOLAU DEPUTY SERIOUS CHARGES PRESENTEDAGAINST THE OFFICER WHO WILL HAVE TO STANDTRIAL NEXT MONDAY NIGHT.

Serious charges against Deputy Sheriff Kckauoha of Koolauloawere presented to the Hoard of Supervisors last night. The deputysheriff was charged with malfeasance and maladministration of office,and his removal was requested in formal charges which were laid he-fo- re

the Board. The charges hore the signatures of thirty-seve- n Koo-la- u

residents.The first charges against Kckauoha that were read were those

made by Wade Warren Thayer, the attorney. Those charges had al-

ready been read some month's ago to the Board, but as the communi-cation from Thayer had come in the form of a statement of facts andnot in the form of any formal charge against Kckauoha, no actionwas then taken. Thayer's statement went to show that the officerhad acted in a very questionable manner, to say the least, in the hand-ling of certain Chinese defendants of Thayer.

The other charges were even more serious. The evidence in thosecharges was contained in three affidavits by parties Hying at or nearLaie. The second charges were in the Ah Kin case. Kckau-oha was accused of having demanded $250 "for the government," asiie put it, before he would allow the prosecution of Ah Kin to be drop-ped. The Chinese Ah Kin was arrested on March 17 of this year atLaiewai and charged with having had sexual intercourse with a na-li- ve

girl. The mother of the girl stated in the affidavit which was readto the Board, that after the Chinese had been arrested it was suggestedto her that the man marry the girl and the Chinese said he was willingto do this. The woman stated that Kekauoha had demanded that $250be paid to him for the government before he would permit the caseagainst the Chinese to be dropped. A similar charge was made by theChinese. In the affidavit of the girl she stated that she had heard hermother say that the case against the Chinese would not be droppedunless Kekauoha had been paid $250. The girl also stated in her affi-

davit that Kekauoha had told her to state that the Chinese had beenthe first person who had had intercourse with her, when she knewthat this was untrue and had said so.

The evidence of charges of maladministration against Kckauohacame in the form of three affidavits, from Sheriff A. M. Brown, Ches-ter A. Doyle and Officer J. Leal, and dealt with the conduct of Ke-kauoha in the recent Kahuktt murder. The affidavits of the three offi-

cers dealt at some length with the details of Kckauoha's apparentlywillful neglect of the interests of the Territory in working up the evi-

dence in the murden case."Well, if all of those statements are true, he is a peach, that's all,"

jaculated Chairman Smith.The chairman then called attention to the section of the county

law which provided for the supervisors to sit as an impeachment boardand asked when such meeting should be held when the evidenceagainst Kekauoha could be heard and the accused man defend him-self, It was finally decided to have the impeachment oii Monday night,April 16, at 7.30 o'clock. Chairman Smith stated that copies' of thevarious affidavits should be forwarded to the accused so that he wouldhave the opportunity of preparing a defense. The chair stated thatthe county attorney would be requested to be present at the s.

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County Attorney Douthitt slated that while there were a numberuf charges against Kckauoha, he would prefer that some formal chargebe drawn up against the accused officer, the matter read to the Boardbad consisted of the evidence. After some discussion it was decidedby the chair, upon the suggestion of Moore and Archer, that the firstcommunication signed by the residents of Koolau formally chargedthe accused.

Then a discussion ensued as to the manner of conducting the inves-tigation, and what the expenses of bringing tile witnesses to the citywould be. Adams said that the Board ought to be certain that theMgnaturcs-o-n the charges were genuine. Lucas thought so too. Therewas some discussion as to whether all of those whose names had ap-peared on the charges should be required to attend the trial of theofficer. Adams said that it was expected that they should come forthey had made the charges. Archer suggested that it would be wiserfor the Board to go to the other side of the island to hear the case.But the matter was finally ended by deciding to have the trial held at

next Monday night. It will be the first trial of the kind inthe history of county government in Oahu.

2D- - MITE saveKAIMUK

RAPID TRANSIT DECIDE TO GIVE

KAIMUKI A ITWENTY-MINUT- E

SERVICE TART APRIL 13.

On April ir u ten and twenty-minut- e

car service will bo put on the Hotel,Rerctanla and Waliilae road lines. Theboard of director of the HonoluluHapld Transit & Land Company so de-cided yesterdny.

A car will loavo Wylllo street evurjten minutes, as at present,' for Riverstreet, altornato ours running throughto Wnlnlne, and the other oar runningas far as, and turning' back from.River street switch. Every Inboundcar from Llllha street will make closeconnections with evory inbound car onKing street at the foot of Llllliu street,while every outbound wr on Kingstreet will make close connections v. 1thevery outbound Lllllm stitwt'eur at Hisame jiolnt.

Every ulternulu car 011 the Lillhastreet line will go along Hotel and

trU to liH'u Junction, con-tinuing right along to Wglalato. Pu-tro-

boarding a Haul street oar any-whe- re

011 the town able of lUver streetwill not have to change cars In futureto get to Wttialae.

At lHtwaa Junction the Inbound curfrom Waialae will arrive three min-

utes In advance of the Inbound Kingstreet cur, enabling the Waialae pas-sengers to continue either on thethrough-boun- d ear ur transfer to Kintreet; while (he outbound King street

care will arrive uf Iawaa Junctionthree minutes In advance or the out-bound Waialae car, ao that nus)ngcisboarding the King alreet car lu townwill mnke cloae coiiiuh Huns fur V. li-

ft lae,'fraiisfuis will In' giuit us litii'iii-fi.i- v

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Foreign NewsBy Cable

GOItKV FAVORS REPUBLICNEW YORK, Apll 11. Maxim Gorky

arrived hero yestorduy. In an Inter-view ho said that the establishment ofthe Diiunm would not bring' peace toRussia ,nnd fnvortd the establishmentof a ropubllc.

HAINES LAW WIPED OUT.ALBANY, New York, April 11. Gov-

ernor HlBBlns has slfrnod the billabolishing tho Haines Law hotels.

VESU VI USSTI LL ACTIVE.NAPLES, April 11. Tho volcano of

Vesuvius Is still Hctlve, but tho inanl-foHtutl-

lins cluuiKod Us form some-what and tho crator Is now throwingout vast yuantltloH of sand.

Five hundred persons liavo perish-ed lu ho district lnven Ollnjnnoand Culsoppo.

JAPAN'S DEMANDS.TOKIO. April ll.-J- hrni J urn

(hat CWhr open Mukden andAntuntr to forslgnsrs. ,

WHIflRE TIUSY KISUL SHORT.The mistake of those three Indicted

.Mutual Life oltlclals apiteara to havebeen lu not tuklug enough money to In-

sure Immunity. letroll Kree .Press.-

car. All outbound King eTreet curswill connect at King and Mllhu streetwith a LIHlm etreet oar.

Thl change lu the Ioltl atreel sched-ule gives Hotel street between Hlverstreet and Pawaa u twvnty-iulnut- e

ervloe.

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WEDNESDAY APRIL n, 1906

The MonroeDoctrim ,v

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For a political principle' overwhich there has been such recent

I controversy and which thexXt Of Widespread reference, the

't AtWnrq Doctrine is probably less1 understood than any other political

document ever issued in the his-tory of the American nation. Few people have ever read the docu-ment, much less studied the causes of its announcement. This ignor-ance of the essence of the Monroe Doctrine has led the masses tomake a very incorrect interpretation of the principle as enunciated byMonroe. This ignorance of the essence of what has now become ftnational policy does not exist alone in the United States, but it ex-ists among political leaders in other countries. A striking illustrationof this fact is found in a recent issue of The Nation. less an au-thority than the Canadian, Minister of Militia, Sir Frederick Borden,in opposing the Dominion contributing toward the support of the Im-perial British Navy, said that under the Monroe Doctrine Canada vir-tually commanded protection of the United Stales Navy as againstall European nations.

The statement of Sir Frederick Borden arc based upon an entirelyincorrect premise. His conception of the Monroe Doctrine is so er-roneous as to lead to conclusion that he never read that very im-

portant document, and if he did, he certainly failed to grasp its basis,principles and purposes.

The Monroe Doctrine was first proclaimed in 1823 by Monroe inlas seventh message to Congress. At that time the indications in in-

ternational diplomacy were that the so-call- "Holy Alliance" mightintervene to assist Spain to reconquer her lost colonies in the Ameri-can hemisphere. In his message to Congress Monroe gave noticethat such intervention .would not be considered friendly to the UnitedStates and that the American hemisphere was no longer to be con-sidered a field for colonization.

The Holy" Alliance was the outgrowth of the overthrow of Napo-leon and France in 181 5. The sovereigns of Russia, Austria and Prus-sia formed a compact, agreeing "to regulate their conduct by the pre-cepts of the Gospel." But from their subsequent conduct this com-pact was for the purpose of aiding one another in suppressing theprinciples of liberty aroused by the French Revolution and represent-ed on the continent of Europe by the French nation. Of all the na-

tions of Europe France stood paramount in the political affections ofthe United States at the time of Monroe. The two nations, Franceand the United States, represented then the highest ideals of politicalliberty known to modern times. Such an alliance as the compact be-

tween Austria, Russia and Prussia could not therefore be regardedby the United States, which at that time was not the gigantic worldpower that she is today, with other than apprehension. When the in-

dications pointed to intervention by that tripartite alliance in behalf ofSpain to reconquer her colonial possessions in the American conti-nent, President Monroe uttered the principle that has become so fam-ous andiyc't is so' misunderstood.

The Monroe Doctrine was directed primarily against Spain andmembers of the Holy Alliance, for those four nations represented poli-tical thoughts that were abhorrent to the freedom for which the peo-ple of the young republic, the United States, had fought and suffered.The security which Canada may feel in the possibility of the MonroeDoctrine being applied to her is absolutely without the slightest basis.The document itself, expressly states so. The doctrine states that theUnited States wll construe as an uiffricndly act any attempt on thepart of European powers to attempt the subjugation of any free andindependent nations in the American hemisphere, that the UnitedStates may have recognized. Canada is in no way to be consideredas a government that has declared and maintained its independence,therefore it is not within' the pale of the Monroe Doctrine.

The following is the full text of the famous doctrine :

At tho proposal of the Russian 1m- - observes. The political system ofperlal government, made through the tho allied powers is essentially illffer- -inlnlster of the emperor residing here, ent in this respect from that of Americaa full power and Instructions have been This difference proceeds from.' Hinttransmitted to tiio minister of the which exists in their respective govtrn- -Unltcd States at fit. Petersburg, to nr-- ments. And tn the defence of ourrange, by amlcahle negotiation, tho res- - own, which has been achieved by thopectlvo rights and Interests of the two loss of so much blood and treasury andnations on the northwest coast of this matured by the wisdom of their mosticontineut. A

' similar proposal hn'd enlightened citizens, and under whichbeen made by his Imperial majesty to wo have enjoyed unexampled felicity,tho government of Great Britnin, which this whole nation is devoted. We owelias likewise been acceded to. Tho It, therefore, to candor, and to thegovernment of the United States lias umlcnble relations existing betweenheon desirous, by this friendly pro- - tho United States and those powers,ceedlng, of manifesting the great valuewhich they have Invariably attachedto tho friendship' of tho omperor nndtholr sollcltudo to cultivate tho best un-

derstanding with his government. Intho discussions to which thls iutorosthas given rise .and In tho arrange-ments by which they may terminate,tho occasion has been Judged proper forasserting, prlnclplo

.States are involved, that tho Americancontinents, by the froe .and

condition which they have as-sumed and are

conridwed subjects for fu-

ture colonisation bylowers.

stated, tho commencementthe HetwUnf,' that groat

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the

the

declare, that wo should consider anyattempt on tholr part to extend theirsystem to any portion hemis-phere as dangerous to our peace andsafety. With the existing colonies ordopondcncIoB any European poworwo have not Interfered, and shall notinterfere. Hut with the governmentswho have declared their Independence

as a In which tho and maintained It, and whoso Independ'rlghta and Interests of the Unltod once we have, on grent consideration

Independ-ent

maintain, henceforthnot to be as

any European. ,. .

It wn atof iRst a effort

In

is

to

of this

of

nnd on Just principles, acknowledged,we could not view any Interposition fortho purpose of oppressing them, or con-trolling In any othor manner their des-tiny, by uny European power. In nnyother light than as the manifestationof an unfriendly disposition toward thoUnited States. In the war betweenthose new governments and Simla, wedeclared our neutrality at the 'time of

tugnl, to Imprdv the' condition of tho their recognition, and to thlii we haveople of tho4' countries, and that It udhered, nnd shall continue to adhere,

apttMred to be conducted with ex- - provided no ('limine Khali oocur which,traordlnary moderation: It used soaroe- - In the judgement of the oompetent an- -

ly be ratnarkhrl that the rosult has thnrltles of this government, shall makeIhmn, so far, very different from what a' corresponding change on the part ofww then anttelpa'ted. Of events In the United Sltalae lndlspenaable to theirthat quarter of tha globe, with which weourlty.w have m much Intercourse and from The late event In Spain and P.irtu- -which we dertve our origin, we have al show that lfitirope In wt 111 unsettled,always been anxious and Interested Of th Important fact no atronyer proofapaatatow. The cltlasns nr the United can he adduced than that the allieda tales cherish sentiments the most power should have thought It proiier,friendly In favor of the liberty and on a prliiulnle satisfactory to th'in- -

happiness of fellow-me- n on that aelves, to have Interposed by f(( nhju of the AUantlo. In (lie war of the interna) concerns or RpaUi. To

Dm Kuropaan powers, In matters re- - what fit tent audi Interposition may helatlnv to themselves, we kave never carrieq, on (he same principle, is ataken any part, nor does it comport question to which all Independent pow- -

with our poKuy so to do. It ,ls only era, whose government differ fromwhen our rights are Invaded or serious- - theirs, are Interested; ven those mostIf menaced, that we re ent Injuries or remote, and surely none more en thanwake preparation (or eur defense, with ou nulled Stales. Our policy In n- -

the movements In this ltamlaplier we werd to Rurope, which we adopted atay of nenesWtf wore ImaMdialelr an early slags of the war whlvh haveMM4. M4 br ' wMoh mutt be eo long aftUted that uftrtr at tt

SkfettM to MI MlifttlMMt Ml IfflWtlaJ aloha, MVaalai fOMftlM Ida Mfff ,

ft ,.14 v . .! a, .. , iiA.

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TUB HAWAIIAN STAR, WJ5DNHSDAY, APRIL 11, 1906. I

DIAMOND

IN 10 CENTS PACKAGES OFASSORTED COLORSATCE THE BEST. f ' '

Co.

NOTICE.Beginning November IB, 1905, owing

to a change in tho price of certainsizes of crushed rock, prlcc3 will be asfollows:

No. 1 $1.55 per cubic yard.No. 2 $1.80 per cubic yard.No. 3 $2.05 per cubic yard.No. 4 il.SO per cubic yard.We wish to call attention to tho fact

that No A has been reduced to prac-tically tho price of white sand, makingIt available for all kinds of concretowork for which It Is far superior toany other sand.

LORD & BELSER

OUEEN STREET

Firewood, Stove,Steam and Blacksmith

CoalWHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Special Attention Given To

DRAY I3VOALSO, WHITE AND BLACK SAND.

STEINWAYAND OTHER PIANOS.

THAYER PIANO CO.156 AND 158 HOTEL STREET.

Opposite Young Hotel.

Pay Rent toYourself

W. Matlock CampbellARCHITECT AND CONTRACTOR.

Will build you a home In any part oftne cuy on easy paymemB.

TELEPHONE WHITE 951.

which Is, not to Interfero In the Inter-nal concerns of any of Its powers; toconsider tho government, de facto, astho legitimate government for us; tocultivate friendly relations with It, andto preserve those relations by a frank,llrm and manly policy; meeting. In allinstances, the just claims of every pow-er, submitting to Injuries from none,nut In regard to these continents, cir-cumstances are eminently and con-

spicuously different. It Is Impossiblethat the allied powers should extendtheir political system to any portion ofeither continent without endangeringour peace and happiness; nor can .inyone bellevo that our southern brethrenIf left to themselves, would adopt it oftheir own accord. It is equally Im-

possible, therefore, that we should be-

hold such Intorposltoon, in any form,with Indifference. If wo look to thecomparative strength nnd resources ofSpain and thoso now governments, andtheir dlstanco from each other, it mustbe obvious that sho can nover subduethem. It is still tho truo policy of theUnited Slates to leavo the parties tothemselves, In tho hopo that otherpowers will pursue tho same course.

Some slighting comparisons havingboon made between that Pompeii affairand the present eruption, Vesuvius linedocided to provo that sho still hassand.

Isn't It strange that no matter howjkatrlotle an American may he, he

ilever Iihb any ecruplea nbout tryingto smuggle In whatever spoil h,. maybring back from a foreign trip?

No doubt the proposal for a republleIn Jlueela' would he popular of It whhgiven out that It was only anothernaiiH for vodka.

In the course of an wlltorlul In IInews columns this morning In advo-pac- y

or putting Hawaii Itaek Into theliimilMr Hiaaaion olaaa, the Adver-tiser says "The Philippine get all Iliamoney they want, vet all the trnojMithey want get everythlnq they want.They huv never been turned down InWashington, ave an this tariff husl-nea- s.

And there Is no assurance thatthat will he a permanent turn-dow- n "This will Indeed be news to the Philip-pines. r vver there waa a unanimouspeople, it u thv Amerluan communityIn the Philippines unanimous and vo

In pieclAlmln that they geteaivily any of the things (hey wanl.

VUv MMNriaiMi that alia Pfeaeoli Rrtmm ftttr raJkffiiM or itttl ptatrr by

EasterEgg: DYE

Hollister Drug

MusicAT THE

ZOOKalmukl.

SUNDAYFrom 2 to 5 P. M.

DON'T MISS IT.

BEAVER LUNCH ROOMH. J. NOLTE, PROPER.

Frozen OystersJlct Rooolvcd

First-Cla- ss Lunches served with tea,coffee, 6. da water, ginger ale or milk

SEE OUR NEWLINE OF

SealRin

IN BEAUTIFULNEW DESIGNS

gs10 ana 14 l.arat solid gold. They soli

from J2.50 to $25.00.

F. WIGHMANs co., ryr

LEADING JEWELERS.

Honolulu Iron Words.

STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS,BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS

AND LEAD CAST! TS.

Machinery of Every Description Madeto Order. Particular attention paid toShip's Blacksmlthlng. Job Work Executed on Short Notice.

Telephone Main 101

P. O. Box 683.

HAKRY ARMITAGEStoolc unci BondUrolcor. .

Members of Honolulu Stock and BondExchange.

F,ew ohares of following stocks forsale: Pioneer Mill Co., Oahu SugarCo., Ewa Plantation Co., HawaiianSugar Co., Walalu Agricultural Co.,Etc.

Ollice, Campbell Block..,. Merchant St.Honolulu, T. H.

writing of "tacking" In It, Is disposedof by the following explanation :

Tuesday Night.Editor Advertiser: We mount "tack-

ing" all right, Just an It Htands; slight-ly stitching on, a hit - more, to lie'.'serious column," etc., If ho minded.

What's matter, Stars? No plllkla,all clear. D ar mo huzI

ANNE M. PWJSOOTT

.Mr. Ilryan, in his oojumunloutlou tothe County lipard last night, askingthat such an arrangement he marie heiween the cuuiity am) the HonoluluLibrary and Iteadlmr Aaeotilatlon

h will enable the library to 'become na real senwe a public library, and toinake distribution of hooka all over thecountry, is one that contains an tininense amount or Important Informa-tion, It Is to lie hoped that the raniiaetwill receive very careful i:oiili!ratlfln.There aeeme to be no legal dlllleultleeIn Ilia way or carrying nut the proleet.The extension of the naefulnaej and In.Muenre or the library ougiit in na oneI hat will nppeal to every olllaati

une would Imagine from the fusa teas

eiroull Judge, in soma or thaw Makabout It. that the principal bualnaas afthe grand Jury ' to keep secret Ita pro.ceodings, rather than fi InvattlfKMyiftlatlona of the law and Imiiat

1 vmak

You Save Honey

When You Buy Armorite!

If you do not buy and apply paint when your buildings need It yourbuildings deteriorate and you lose more irom uus uiun you save uy nuibuying paint

Tho reason that ARMORITE READY MIXED PAINT is preferred to anrother Is because It is

MADE on HONOR and GUARANTEED to contain' only the best andAbsolutely Pure Linseed Oil, Load, Zinc and Pigments.

It Is made for this climate.

Send for sample card of colors.

I in.FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS

Are you looking forBloialcots ana ComfortersCenter K tij:sSofa Itag;s orDoor IVIats

IP SO, CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK.

E.W.Jordan & Co

M. PHILLIPS & CO.,Wholesale Impo 'ereAnd Jobbers of

AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN DRY GOODS

Corner of SYrt ind Queeh SU.

W. G. Irwin & Go.

AGENTS TOR THE

Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng.Alliance Assurance Co., of London, Eng.

Scottish Union & National Ins. Co., ofEdlnburc, Scotland.

Fire Association of Philadelphia.Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd.Wllhelma of Magdeburg General Ins.

Company.

.

169 King Street

To spend monoy on clothes oftinproven merit Is squanderit.

RoyalThere Royal atmos

phere about the lunches serv-

ed from oncealways.

Proprietor.

tL XX XX 6Napa & Sonoma Wine Cos

TABLE WINESFirst Medal Wherever Exhibited

Lswis & Go., Ltd

Ml

SOLE AGENTS

FOR HAWAII

Telephone, 240.

Reliable clothes qallty notmade glowing

lothes EconomyConslbtK getting tho bust right prices such garments

Correct Clothes for MenMADE IN NEW YORK

Alfred Benjamin & Co., jKftft

Tliuw! Correct for Hen, Hade In New Yorknro ufjunl the yarniBiiti in yvyry-lliin- jf

but the prion, Wrf have proven thii to niorwHijin UiQUftwl mm provo you

The KA5H COMPANY,

(Joiner Kurt nnd IfoUl Htriita

iiuu 1i MiiiiiiilhillwiMfit mi Ian teiriMati lit

Is a

11 to 2. To go

is to go

C. B. MESTON,

.

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by

Iii at ns

Clothesto

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What Easter Week EXPERTSBrings Forth at Sachs DECLINEEASTER WHITE GOODS,2oc. QUALITY FOR izjc yartl.

FOR balnnco of this week, providing goods hold out ,vo offor a lineof sheer whlto goods, In lace stripes, fancy chocks, satin 8trlpet, etc.,regular prlco C yards for $1.00 and 20c materials at 12 c. yd.

$1.50 Linen' Damnsk $1.06 yd. Extra fin linen table damask, 2yards vldc, our $1.C0 quality, on salo at $1.00 yd.

16c Pillow Cases at $10c each as long ba thoy last. They are allready for use. Sizes 42x3C and 41x86. .Our regular 15c valuos. Saleprice 10c.

EMBROIDKUDD ROLIENNK8.

An elegant new material, light weight, will make handsome after-noon or evening costume. Colorings aro perfect; whlto, cream, cham-pagne, light blue, grey, pink and the now green. COc a.' yard.

EMBROIDER ED LINEN.

Entlroly now, washable, Just rlghtfor shirt waist auIUt.croam, light blue, ecru and yale. 3Ec a yd.

1 1 S.! DRY HODS

Palm Ice Cream Parlor(Lato Miller's).

IAJDWIGSEN & JUK-CIi'U- S, -

IMjcst Class Iunch RoomsCivility and prompt attention to patronsby capable waiters.

CANDIES AND ICE CRBA1I ARE SPECIALTIES.

Quick RepairsSimple or complicated lensesduplicated quick and accu-rate work. Prescription worka specialty.

Broken FramesRepaired promptly and to last.

A. N. SANFORD,Optician.

Boston Building, Fort Street,

Over May & Co.

ROAD BOARDS

DISCHARGED

THOSE WHICH HAVE SPENT ALL

FUNDS WILL GO OUT OF EXIST-

ENCE.

A number of road boards were no-

tified by Acting Governor Atkinsonyesterday that their days of usefulnesshavp ended. Thoy were Territorialboards and remained In existence nf-t- er

tho county system stnrtod to spendbalances loft on handf The uctlnggovernor's notices were based on thefollowing letter from SuperintendentHolloway:

Sir: I beg to advise you that thofollowing road boards have oxpondedtho road tax balaicos held to theircredit prior to the going Into effect oftho County Act. As they havo no fur-

ther duties to perform, I would suggestthat their commissions bo canceled, nsthis has boon done In several othercases where road tax funds havo beenoxponded:

ISLAND OF HAWAII.South Hllo Njohn T. Mplr (chBlr.manS

L. A. Andrews, Goorgo Ross. '

North Kohnla John Hind (CIibIiyman), II. II. Renton.

South Kohalfi M. Knpl (chairman),S. M. Spenoer, O R. Wells.

South Kona W. II. Groenwnll (chair-man- ),

L. P. Lincoln.ISLAND OF MOLOKAI-D- .

McCorrldton (rl)nlrmnn), J. H.Mali ns.

ISLAND OF LA NAT.

Ianal Charlew Gay (dlmlrrnnn), S,KfHiul, KullllianHiilJi.

ISLAND OF OAHU.Wwlwlua A. 8. Mnlmulii (clinlrman),

W. w. GoodalB, ICdwanl Iloro.KoolHiiloa Andrew Ailama, (olmlr-iiwii- ),

. IC. Wofllsy, J, V, Ifwm.INIANI) OV KAUAI.

Llliu It. L. AVIloflx (olmlrmflii), J.II. Kalwl, V- Wiir.

'0. H. U0l4QV.Ay,''Huiifilnlatnlant ( 1m1i1Ip WnrH."

Tha UaUlwn llatal. Hanaliilu'a fnifliiM Willi try raaert, at tha Una at UieCkhu Tlallway, oonUltia avarr in)arnl!lllinvfiiatit and afford! Hi guttata anflllliartlintty to aiijoy all amttaaiiianyi-M- lf,

tftNtila, bllllarda, fraah anil aallwltr Uailtlns. aliootlny. lUnlnf, Hainn.8n4 Urlvlni Tlokat. Inoludlnjr rail-way (ara and ona full day'a reoin antImw'I. ara oUl at tha Honolulu diatlonaMd Traitt 4 Pomimnir for W fur

ut Iwlna oonaull tlma labiaOa Runilaya. tha Ilalaiwa l,liwlia4, a

twa hour train, leavaa at IsW a. w l

raturnliif. arrtvaa In Honolulu at tl

QIM MMP M Pat !

Color;

Cor Fort andCO. LID., Beretania Sts.

116 HOTEL ST., NEAR FORT.TROPItlETORS.

Senator Allison

m

REALTY TRANSFERS

Entered for Record April 10, 1906,

From 9 a. pi. to 4 p. in.Est of Antoiie do Rogo by (jdnir to

Carolina do Rego , A SIMatsushlma Unoklchl to L Chong.C MLlhuo Plantn Co Ltd to O N Wil-

cox . ; APuu Haliolooplo to Kabul WdlklUI

(k) D'George R Curtur and wf a al to ',

Territory of Hawaii...." 1

Alona to Yop Tot A LPanul Naea to Gmi Wan Hoy DKnkoona Smith and hsb (o JnumH A

Thompson I' A

Ana Peterson, and hsb to Kau Agri-cultural Co Ltd D

Oeorgo RCartr by ri'gr NEst of GUHtavo Kunsl by Exors ot

al to County of Oahu II H

Rcoroilod March SO, 1U0G.

Schuumnu Carrlago Co Ltd In Slsloriof tho Stiered Hsarts, SIh Supr of, D:lots 1 to S (luel) blk 8 Kalmukl Irani,Honolulu, Onhu. WOO. It 878. 367.Dated Mar 0 ,l!)0li.

SgIiuuihu Ciirrlatco t' Ltil to Hint' rnof the iRacreil HearU, U sHipr of, D;lot 1 to 8 (Inol) blk 8, Kulimikl I rant,Honolulu. Oahu. tsOtm. it UTS, p M7.Dated Mar 29 1908.

Gear, LhiiIhk Co by trs to rJlnlrnof the Mnored Uuartu, SHh 8upr of, P;lot a to 16 (Inol) blk 8, Kalmukl twot,Honolulu OhIiu. HSOO. II ITS, l MS.Dalwl Mar 10, 1900.

lluloliu Ai and by tr and Hull I"KmilaUiill list 14(1. Hi U J 11111

flat, oor South Ut and Kawalslmn I nix,Honolulu, Oahu. ! It UTS, V 160. Put-- d

Mar t, im. .

Kaiilolanl Mat Ltd tn Mdmuiid IIU; Jnl in It I' mi kul aM

iioriir sViuth 81, and ICambtlian Una,Iliintiliilu. oahu. naoo. ll its, n Ml.Paled Mar T, IstMI.

1! Irani UulmwHn by alfi mJ, nila"IV llalhalitiliu M Allan, Port) A (Till I lotKM. Klnaii Nt, Honolulu, Oahu II m,p M. Pittil mr Ml, m.

OuliM Railway Uiu) po to lluwiiKvantlliHl Aaan ltd of, T); Iota It amiH blk a, Pearl iNly lDwa, Oahu- .

It ITS, 11 Ml UM lXui. m, laWW A Klnnuy 10 IWiniiiul II UoUlaim-liun- ,

A 41; int in uttitHt ICaululanlHt I.U un mi 1 it P IMa ana nnra anI of aanta Wurd Ava. Ilounlulu. Oanu;It V m kul m. unr ftouth Ml an4Kawalahuo lan, llomilulu, (kaliu itIt ITI, n lat Pwlid Nov (I, IN.

14 H il' ''ImiiuIiwii to Kuplulrtiil MatI.U, Hail u I H H laM and uura auI of auiua. Want Ava. Honolulu. Oaliuitl Y Hat kul M. '' aVtulli tit au4Mawatattfto latta. HohuIuIm. Oalm- -

JOHKaKW MUXDBtt TtUAJu

mGJt op tmm jtumermt

QVAUiriXM AM AX ESLFKStC O

sffTli madfcal eM I twrtsfr tht

Jud HdMnsan's otMtrt tht saanatas;.Attorney HMTtaMMi fr OM detenteltounaed that thoy bad laid Mm tiaoyhad Mot had time to stady (fee bypo--thtuosi question aiKl wr net mvwith oplntona. He expected Dr. Wayson and Dr. PeteraoM at two .,

and hoped Dr. McDonald would n ifat otic. The latter, hwyr, iliwOfWdto do anything of the kind, and JadeRobltMon imued a lorthwiltli AyoeMk,which brousht him Into court at nun)a quarter past eleven.

ijie cae lurniiwee a vumm tatamvutof the unfairnea of the pre nt lava.It ie contended, in the matter of ghriogthe defense a chance to set witness's,and Judge Robinson during reuess ir-l- y

expressed th opinion tliat thereshould be a change. "I think it is onlyfair," he said in answer to a questionaooui wnai couiu ue done in ttie mat- -

DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards. 10 PJoneer, $149; 60McBryde, $6; l Oahu ijujsar Co.,

Session Hales: SK Olaa, tl; S WaU-Aske- d.

lua, $C7; 80 Kwa, J23.W.Stock. Bid.

C. Brewer & Co tEwa Plan. Co tt.U) .Haw. Agr. Co iw.aHaw. Com , JH.tKt .Haw. Sugar Co UMHonomu Sugur Co. ...... 11SI,W

HoiiolMa Sugar Co. ..... MM it.hiKahuku P)nn. C. JHE.MKlhei Plan. Co. -- .SKipahulu Sugar Co. .' MMKoloa Sugar Co ...... m.wMcBryde Sugar Co. ..... fi.iS 6.00Oahu .Sugar CoOnomea Sugar CoOoknla SugHr Co 6.00

'Olaa Sugar Co 2.75 t.vOIowlu Company .,,,,, MOO urn

iPiiauhau Sugar Co, ...M XS.WPacific Sugar Mill .'.

Pala Plan. Co m.mPepeekeo Sugar Co. 160,00Pioneer Mill Co, 133.78 141.00Walalua Agr. Co ."06,76 ' 07.00Wllilllkll. Kllimr "n 276.00

jwaimanalo Sugar Co, .. 161,00I waimoa Sugar Co, 60,00I. I. S. N. Co..." .' 122,00Haw. .Electric Co, 120,00Hon. R. T., Pfd i02,00

!Hon. It. T.. Com ,. 06,00Mutual Tele. Co. .... 9,00Oahu Railway 94,00 15,00Hon. Urow. (So 26,09. 26,09

(Haw. Ter., 4s 5. ,6 100,00iHaw. Govt. Cut 100,00Cal. Beot. 6h 102. &0 108,00Haiku' Sugar 6s v. J03;60Haw Com.' r.' .'.v 106,00Hnw. Sugar Co!'-6- s 102,60Hllo. R. R. 6s M.00Hon, R. fl, (f 108.00Kahiikif Wan,' Co. 6s..., 101,00Oalnl RftllwTiy 6s 104,00 101.26OahU'Sugn'r Co. R 100,00Olaa Sugar Co. 6n M,00Pala Plan. Ch JOS. 60

Ayalalua Agr,,Bs Jp0,0OMclirydo .Sugar Co. 6h 99.76

, MONICV GOUS TO HTAmdoelslon of tho Supramo Court this

morning in the obko of Wllllnm L.Whltno'y vs. John Roiw loverMs HipJudgment of Die Circuit Court andholds that, aflnr forsiilosurB inidor apower of win nfr dnath of a morlaa-gnr- ,

any surplus remaining gow to thendmlnlsti'Rtor (if tho Httate to I mydnlitti, and not dlraetly to the hslrsOsstlo K-- AVIlhlimton appeared forplaintiff and MHtfoon Muhtfoot fordefendant.

4-- fX G Vstfraon lo Win L IiwTMii.

HbI; lot 14 blk 2 Kalmukl tract, Ho.iiolulu, Oahu. (600. It lf$, i 101. Dt- -

f) Mar to lafiO.

,Win L PpIpi-sdi- i to W H Hill, Ml lot14 lilk l, lihljra, Hi', Kalmukl Irani, Ho-

nolulu, nalitl. tsno II ITu, 11 101. Phi-e- d

Mar W, IMfi

l lUkard 10 , ll Maynart, Li utrU l (ar) 1IM0, I.ttiinalinalUH, K HlloHa war, It yra a W m nw. ft Ml,i 114. Putetl tinjit 7, 18M.

I,, li ilaynard to H W llarnard, A him t V Igr) m, UtipaHoaiUMi, N

HlUvflftWttlt II II Ml, p 111. Haled1ar mUJaalst K 1 u vis ami lull lo Hmmu I.

KaUm, Mi i itwid, iloiuaifw I, Uj.

n Kona, Hawaii. IMS n Ml, n iaa.iMlia) Alar )A, 1M.

O. it MnOaay tn William U l)tuto,Hi I attaiwa In uul latnl. Wallil(

Mauli iwr H V igr) ItM butiwui, KaWan. Kaamill. mi !M0.11 m, i If. I Una Mar w, 1M

WalwaMa HooulllHtaal In Alt lu. I'i1" int In li V TTM kul Mil. Kaalla,Walkai'u. alaul ll yra at III )i an.H IU, p Its Halwt Mar 11. (Ml

Kaufka ilaukl 10 I'lonwar Milll.ta U It 1 lift kul llli. Kalu'iimvllay, liHimtim, Matt tl yra at Mnay yr H M, . HI nalt4 Mar t.tlM.

Julin Maawtn to ))wvva ) Mumckutr tkf. Hi ll'l tH H h iMitl IWIf of Pi int In It h m anil MM

' m

fA 0m aau um 'irrrrfTli Oiir'""'" 'Khtm rmm mmvtma mrum c . -- mmm-mm- ... ., mOm

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TWttary i netowfcitloiMi. ft Jlures, al In n irtqg--

W aoauitt. d as fearsdHr av oouvietaA-- 'Vlw tto-

qw llwu vf Wcmmm raisotl i ftetsNi. artheleqs; bx'lkm te cfcebwwwiiii hk an uctfa- -

flac fools f tb- - cae. wtaeyrrwi4 lw e5diBp to he

mm tkw d farther

After ui)s.'iiTaM 4wtMmSB Atflfje

ine4i Hi , x).,t and at Um M Jstsr- -

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MJHE USE

Of DELESIlkf aV iU ITV x IS MMA 4 a.' V 'I 'AM'

WTTtt iXX'K HKWKX ttAt Ut-A-i

.v..,-.,W,mw,i- w,,

Use 0txVrwr ut tine 0uar !

tmmi iu iU 0mt 4a Meepmttm tb Art Aot toaW Mtaaw tmm mt CmpmU tto itttt0faM mtr eaaaat itvtmeriA Hitmyi to acaw UtUtUmmt vtMtrtA witmia xrtmlu ttwiu

'ha' sMd nuww to beMettf tsuut Utsst'ra) lusianAM taw flriTlir.rrf &th. l,w,W MUMSMian usiW .i'dd )u

nals. ,

At tl waut Unw. M'buu the swvjily shin QtoufSttr is yamtnK tiirmfbXdiUrHMMwi watww, sOi UnsMtathMis Mi adJQMit alMtrw. iMMMngcan b hard friMn hr, and Uita Is saidto have Mxurrad to otiwr naval aMfMtJthrotiglt Pk-- ratuaai or mmmm t b

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OLIVESJimt rcdved n niiiImI hIiIjc

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Honolulu, T. ll A lull 11, MM.

Temporal ur.ee, G ii, in,, 00: 8 a. in., 71;U) ii. in., 78; Moon, 77. Morning mini- -mum, W.

llfiramctEir, K r. in., 50. Oil: nhoolutehumidity, 8 h. tit,, Hil47 kihIiib iwr culilifoot; ilHtlvp linmhllty, 8 h. in,, Ml imr('put: dew point, 8 a, in,, fti

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noon, 18, uorthoiiHt.I tulli Till I dtirhiK 81 lioum udml 8 h,

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luniin (Midod hi noon, 100 inlloH.ALMS, McO. AHHMCV,

Muatloit nircotor.

"LONDON IIIOICTH; April 8, 8 mIiIIIIiikm0 ))nci hut quoUUIoli, April8, 8 tihliltug, n l- -i pence.

SUOAJl: pw Yprlc Aiirll 3. 3.B5 centMa pound, or "I n ton) liiHt provlouu iiio-tntlo- n,

April 8, 3. SI conti a pound.

Tho Hoard gf UcjiIIIi will met at 3p, in, today,

The Marlon Milieu 1 1 duparlH tomorrow for Monteroy.

'i'liw Kcdunil grand Jury lipd itnotliormmiIoii thin murtilng.

A Miinlorn' and Pilot.' AMuclHtloiflladgo him hii'ti found. '

Tin' Territorial grnnd Jury Had a urn-nlo- n

In tho Thnnip mom thin morning.Tin- - ii tmU'cn of tho (Jhamher of I'om-iiii- ri

c ineit ni 8 oYloik tills nftvnioon,,JiU. P. Morgan Ubk for file tho I 'c

of Jniin ICmmeluth on .Iiiddtrtt.Mm. II. (', AumiIii and family lrt

for ICohula yimldrday to rmnlu

Tlio ncliiHiiiiM' KiiulkBitonll iirrlv dthin iitvriilntf from KulialMnle with afull IumiI of Hiignr,

The . H. Hawaiian whtuh dupartcdluNt night Tor Kithulul took 0,010 toimor NUgar at thin plaitv

At tVlamii I'liapol, May 1, a iHiui'i.rtwill liu glvn for Um hnnflt of tho ni

pliiygroiiiidM and clubn.A milk' will bo wild at puhllf aui'tlou

on Monday next at tin governmentpound at I'ulwii, Niiunnii,

A. V. (!ookt him tiigun tlio buildingof a coininodlmtM lonldmico In l'nloln,nearly opponlh1 Twolflli avenue.

Kor durability and geilnral axoollonceiW. P, Oo'n. J'llri- - I'repnrfdI'alnt Ii uiiHiirpaiined, I.owora St Cooke.

Tlio excollniK'c of I'rlino Dugttr In boutdanioilMli-Hloi- l by tho iik of it. ItHNplondld (inallty in ivvmhIoiI In pvarydrop,

A iinblpgram wan mrolved yotiturdaynaylng that MIm Orai-- DuvIh Northropwill he Hie nololMt at tin- - coming muni-ci- il

Two hundred toiin of itiKar aro atI lie Hallway wharf awaiting the 8. H.

N'OiniNltiiii, dun horo April SO, from Willi

Kralirlwo.United Xtiili-- JudgL- - Dot thin morn

ing continued all lite Miiermaii connlArfMlthig cafOH, at Um requoNt of thedefehfto.

Judge Itoblucon him Krnntcd a illvorco (in (ho ground of donertlmi In thoonce, of Muplilo Miriinda vt. Arthur KMlranVla.

TIihio liro now on hand 1700 toim ofnugar at IIih Hallway wlwrf for tho H.

. Ortitfniilun whluh In duo thin mouthfrom Maatthi.

KIvh ChlnoHo ohnrgthl with Kiunhllngor lining prtwcul at a gambling gamnWfrv lluud $1 and, and ami today by.ludgo Wliltiioy,

Thf (!oyim Km lilt urn Co. konpM onhand a big loid of ohali'H anil tahlMto Hiipidy tho dimudid of 'iimoiin glvIng pIcnluH nnd tho likd.

.Mr. Maria Ilorhii Iimh brought miiII

toy dlvoruit from MiiiiiihI J, llorlm, Vtb ground of fnllurn lo provldw. Cor- -

rm. im ii wr Hiiorno).Mb Ollvx M. Illunt gavH a MtAroop-tldo- n

liiiduia at tho OhIiii prltHin lawlnight, Oiio huudroil and fifty ihImoiihi'i(ttndml and nnJoyHd lh trtwt,

Friday of Dili wwik hollig flood I'llday, IIih IhiIImi' turning mewling of titOulld of Mt. Amlrw'n CNthwlral willbo Imld on TliurHday at Um imual hourand idHi'tf.

It Im (txpalHd that Hi" watr iimlnfor Dm WmIhIm toad will uitIvh heitt

'in about h, month, Mini will h laid hionf, The rond work In making good1iMgrii,

Tli ocxoM of UHgHiiH and batteryngnlnet Aeeletuut Mlieriff VIiIm, andI'olloi. I,lituioint Will wore iiuillnueduntil April 18 by Judgo Wlillncy IhU

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In epltu of pttwletwit ilmvlale, tlnreport that Jhiiikm A. lnr mnHtr ofHonolulu IMhiiIhIIoii to 1hv thatpoiliion. coultiiui lo iolv preilftiP",In furl Ninon tlm return uf Oupitilu v,Million from Hawaii ytwt viy. Hi"itIKM-- t if the ohauvB liw lneoiiin hvmielrongcr, (Iwirgf Hinm U wld to htlm nwii ttdiedulHd in Miiomwd LowThi datH for tlm relliemeut of LowlNiiol iiiiiukiI but that It will bo with-in a ehort tlnif, I mold to ho (mrluln.

VnrlmiM roaeoim ant hmIkoimI fortho rliHiigti. Tho Mlroiiiftwl I'l'HMOIIKlviui in that thnm hue len n in.rtulnamount of friotlou In Hih mHUHgnmmitof the pliiiititlloii and iwrtHln lulorveieUttVB iitumindHil that low bo HUiilniit-w- l

by minimum uImi. Onplnlii AV, Mat-Kon- 'e

In Hold to have been III InlurMtthat Iiiih rmniilnilf.il frlmillly (n Lowand for ovur a yuar pant' hRa btwu nhl"lo euetaln lilin from the lit I ltd lie of Umoppoelllnii. IttH'Miitly Cuntaln MntMonIm ropnrlMl lo havo oouhohh to niwiango. nm itipon tmit (ow wouldloavo iho plantation Iiiih muu ihiiw1by Captain Mulmm.

It Im Mint ml limi'iivm.,, Ilml I ..... u,ni" ,i,ti nm"liter III" moI'VJco of ollior InlMithiu ofCnptaln MnUou. Tln lutler In I i r- -

ornui in tun I'ontrac ng I Inn of i.unland 1IhImoi whlrh hihuh'oiI nvej' halfn million dollar enntrunl for Hie Ma- -nun water woiUm nynlwin, Low Willi,It Im undnrMtood, go lo Um I'llllljiplnoeand tnlH idmrgn of tho IliloroMlg (if thullrm hi (ho fiiimiiuout of Ilml HKleii-lv- e

contract. Low In pnroilfilly In- -im'HMlcil in t ic (ion rant. II Im ntnimi.aHldo from any pommIIiIh oiuployiuouiMini im- - I'onirai'i nmy glyo lo lilin.

Jl IN IlllllOUni'CI 1111 LOW Will IfO III!a elx moiiUiM viirallon, Tlio reportttbli li certainly hue oxchIIriiI foimiln- -

llnn. Im Unit he will not HMeuine theIIIMII.IIf IMI'lll Of I 1MIHI III III 1 Rlltlltlllllill ill" Xf lrn l Inn of Unit lima Inn willcngimc in oiucr worn.

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Judgo Lliideay this morning gave H

doi'lulon ovorrullng tho objection inffiloIn hfllmlf of W, a. I'BHonnk, to 111

utithnrlty of the atlnrnovM for v. a.I'oat'ot'k mid CnmpHiiy lo brlpg themiii iigiLiiiMt mm to oujoln him ftoinInterfering wilth the conipany'e biial.ncee, Tho milt grow out or Um re.cent offfirt of I'eiiL'iH'k to uoiy,u Um of-li-

and hiiNlneaa of the concern. Itwoe imntmdod that Hnllou and Miirxmid Atklnion, .Tudd and Mott-Hmt- li

could not ehow legal authority to nothm criminal for tha firm, their employ,mom having hren without authority,

Tho Judge did not give any wrlltauopinion, hut Minply ilmilml tliH- - objoo.Uoiim, loavhiK th" Injumilloii eull tobo fought out on lie iiihiIIh, The ml.Ing, howevnr, Im underMlood to havecouahhirHhlH boarlng on in., ohomiiohof tho legality of Mtoukholdnre' meal- -ing in which tun (Iiirvlii-llolhwa- ll

board of dlreclore wiih elootod, aIdmay deoldo the whole eontrnverey lo ecoUMlderahlc extent. .t.morning, um Judge (Wir tin, complain,lug wllnoee, le iihMiiut from IIih nlly,

Jit gniBoful paragniph Iho Hawaiillfirald amiouiicoH tho illxuppoorumie ofthe Coffno Nliup IMilloeophy from Kmitoltimna and lh eiibellliitlon of "ThaI'aseliig thow."

TIlO LhiIIhM' Hoi'lelv nf (VmIiI III, I..,.Chin eh will give a eoiilNble on Thurday iiflernoon at the liome of MmAViitorhoueo on Wyllla Mrel, a irdlnl luvltulloii le ('Mended to all.

d'lio work of building the new elrunUlire for tho KiiIiiIhuI Home on the hih-k- al

side of King etreet Just beyond Iliaold mleelon tproperty, le iirogieeeJngrHpldly, The bitlldhig will be u largeone.

lluv. 0, .1), HdWHlde, paelnr of (lisClirletliin Churuli, nwde the adilrimM Htthe NoondHy Uiilen eervluee fur mmhi Hie YniUMf Itillldliig today. Tlieeaamvlues will continue tomorrow am)Friday,

The cougregHllone of Ml. Audiew'Mand HI, Clement' will unite In a see.vice this evening atJt, Andrew' i't.wliii I. The subject will he "ItellglnusApathy Among Men." The addree willbe by n layman,

Hotter make your will at nam anilihun the loved ones will he provided foiIn Ihe event of your sudden demlM, IfIn doubl a to flow Ui pwaieuil In iasrto eneuro the ttoeiununt 'being legal,consult tie, Hawaiian Tiuel Co,

Assleliinl Nil"irlntemleu Hteplieiis ofIhn IMiild Transit Oniiipany hud one afhie leg lisdly lmrked last evening Urn saw horse, while be whs standing onlh fmil Jward nf a Ilresnle mi realrnr, The saw horse was loo clnse tothe track,

Tins Job I'Hntlng, lUw'tUtlM.

For Sale I

I now offer at prlvato ealt tlm iel-dnu- e

of t. ,. Riiufteluih, aJliMt Withe nm exletoti jmit Html, Hispnifwrty Dm a frontdf of M ft. on,ludd it., and hM an urea of tMeaut Iuuree.

rrhe Imamueni ami flrei Hour uf (hedwelllnt ar lulgitMuUally hullt of im-ur- al

feoe rook.Heanwl tHwr' la built or wmj.Heaemoiii oimtgliMi leuinlr)-- , ieeioni

ice wHiiu, iwlli worn, and largn room.Floors throughout are of ueineni

Klret Hour uonlnliia 'fttle Ilium Venni-d- a

iwrlor, dining rmim itntl ktlMlianwith brick et Alontagtiu TPremili raniand Phlnn closet, fernery adjoiningiimiim room,

I t'ipor lloor toiitalite tlime Itaij rimniM,eewlng room, ature room am) bs.Hi rwiwith all modern sanitary appllaiiues.

0 rounds are tarraned aU) simiwHile of a subelAiillal (innoier,

the leriHPes,A (inii)ilHle syilein of ilralliMn Map-rie- e

eiirfaoa water froii) Ilia enllrupremliwa.

The property Im well fllllllWileil ami'ooiiinwiMiH one af Uis fliiMt yas paeime or iiih fiiy hiiii me saa.

Price very low,

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AUCTION SALE

Wooden iBuildlngg

TIIUIISDAY, AI'IIJL 12,

Afl' 18 O'CLOCK

i m tlm premises Niiuanu valley atihe end of Uohlnsnn's Lane, anil opfHwa side nf tlm liumetery, I will sell alPulillu Auutloi,

Ittigo Wnoiltji Owsllllia" llIe,1 barn onvsiad wllli Iron,Itiilldlng to lis rsinovw) within 7

days from day of sale,

JAS. If, MOIKJAN,AUCfiPJOWWHf,

RESIDENCE BURNED

ON FORT STREET

A, tl, niltltMA'K Jt9NIIH'!Nfi; '

1818 I'OHT MTimT,-OnMLI';- TI'.

LV ItniNIUD V I'lIU?.

A, il. ihirrm'H rnslilwiKiw ct ll Kurtstreet was enmpMi iiilpod by lire Hummorning, Th interim- - nf Hie bousewas liurmd enllDdy only Ihe shell lufielnmllng. Tlm mlgln of Hie llr I

not known but Jt is llmiisln lo haveslarleil from uu oil lamp led Imnilns011 Um sideboard In Hie (lining roomThe family was ahstnl Ht Ills lime.

Ouo of U10 neighbors nollued Him lire11 lltilo beforo 11 o'diwik ami innwil inthe alarm. The Department respond-i- d

riuhddy ami savwl His wflsrlor nf(lie Imiise alHipiigb Hie fijrnltlli's wiia 1 nin I Ioms, Tlm fiirnlliira was in-

sured by l ho Hawaiian Trust Cn forlino, Tho imllilliig was Insiirsd br llmWnterlioiisa Trust Uonijwnx for WO,

Tlio building wits mm slory rrwmeliouea of nlmiil llvn rooms, II whsmiiTfliindeil on all Nliles by rxa ivhhd-1111- 1

boiieos,

SJKII.VICIW TOWIHIIT.The IllSt of Hill WudliUiUluv uiunliiu

ServldHS III Wllloh the unnvruiaitloiiu litHt, Ainlisw's mid Ml, HIhiiisiiI's haymilted riming-- lent, will Im lisli) llils

levelling al Mr, Anilrsw's. HiillieilPHl Ml7(80, Jn lliw ooiiiss of wlteniHllmi lidsmeeting woyld have lissn lisld I Ml.

,Olwnsiii's, nm hsoitnsa nf His in'marMHimelty It Is held m His MHllieilml, 'Wissiiltjwd ,wlll Its "nlfMlwu Aiwtliy

'Aiimng Men," Tlm iilijres will lis Iifa liiynmn.

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His mill Uml lilsllt In tlnle la enubledilln Maunders and Ids fmy lunear in immi inai was piarillg till IIIHrwif lardsii t His Yoiirm jHM, TliaMl. Ifstlierfiia made a fast run, Nilsleft Kiln sfuiulwy al ft p, in. Mha naiiisInto Iks liarlmr (his mnrniig, ''li vol'ssl loadeil (WO tons or uw liallasl Hilllln anil v 111 lake aliuiil 80,0110 Nankimura of sugar hi TImiiiiIiii, NIis willset awuy fur Miyi Praiislnim shwil Ndt

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