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In with the sailing of the above steamers the Agents areto issue to coupon tickets by any

railroad from San to all points in the United States and fromNew York by any line to all ports

For further apply tow

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GOODSUSTew Stvles of Laiiips

Pocket Knives and CarversJapaneseware

Pictures and Mouldings

Water and Oil Colors and Artists MaterialsHOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES

irdaS STOYES and RANGES

CEOCKBEY and GLASSWAEBBird Cages

SILVBE PLATEDWAEE

Large Invoices Just Eeceived by

TEE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDFORT AND MERCHANT STREETSKIN AND BET HEL STREETS

Pacific HeightsResidence Lots on Pacific Heights Are Now Offered

FOR SAIENo residence property bavins similar advantages and attraction

as for healthfuluess of location having an elevation of from 170 to 800feet and affording the grandest marine and scenic views as also itsproximity to the business part of the city being less than a mile from theProgress Block has evor before been presented to the people of Honolulu

One of the main features of this properly and procured at greatexpense is the abundant supply of pure spring water pronounced by DrG B Wood as being the purest and best drinking water obtainable in theisland which is now conducted into storage reservoirs upon the propertyby an independent pipe line and will be supplied to residents at Govern ¬

ment rateBWe GUARANTEE to all purchasers of Lots on PACIFIC HEIGHTS

that we will within a reasonable time provide rapid transportation to thehighest lots on the property connecting the same with the HonoluluRapid Transit Co a line at the beginning of Kaiulani Drive

TERMS 1 3 Cash 1 3 in one year 1 3 in two years interest six percent per annum on deferred payments

Our carriage will convoy parties desiring to inspect the Property toand from the same

0T For maps and full particulars call at our Office Rooms 7 and 8Progress Block

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IMPORTERS OF

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Pioneer Line of Paekete from Liverpool

HONOLULU H I FRIDAY JANUARY 2G 1900

A New Club

Citizens living In Urn Mnklkl districtbetween 1unaliou Alapal and Kingstreets are asked to Join an organiza-

tion¬

called tho Mnklkl ImprovementClub the constitution and by laws ofwhich are annexed The object is toget such advantages of a public char ¬

acter as tho district needs A meetingwill be held this afternoon at 3 oclockat Castle Cookes to which residentsof Maklki aro Invited Col John HSoper Is among tho number moving Inthe matter

Following Is the proposed organiclaw of the club

CONSTITUTION AND BY LAWS OFTHE MAKIKI IMPROVEMENT

CLUBArticle I This organization shall

bo composed of resident taxpayers Inthat part of Honolulu bounded on thecast by Punahou street on the westby Alapal street and extenaing fromtho mountains to King street as maycomply with tho requirements of thisconstitution and by laws

Article II Its name shall bo TheMaklki Improvement Club

Article III Its objects shall be Thesecuring of needed public improve-ments

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In that part of Honolulu embraced In Article I the attainment ofnecessary legislation municipal stateand national for the accomplishmentof this end and in general the pro-curement

¬

of whatever advantage maybo possible for thiB section of tho citywhich may be conducive to its Inter ¬

ests and to those of the property-owner- s

Article IV Membership Applica-tion

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for membership shall be madeto tho executive commltteo in writ-ing

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said application to be passed onby them and If approved to be sub-

mitted¬

to a vote at the first regularmeeting of the club it requiring atwo thirds vote of those present toelect

Article V The officers of this or-ganization

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shall be A president vicepresident secretary and treasurer andan executive committee of three mem-bers

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all of whom shall be elected an-nually

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by the club and in such man-ner

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as may bo determined at the timeof such election A majority vote ofmembers present shall be required forsuch election Tho said officers shallhold for- - one year and until their suc-cessors

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shall have been duly electedand installed

Article VI The duties of the pres-ident

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vice president secretary andtreasurer shall be the same as those ofsimilar officers In similar organiza-tions

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Article VII Tho executive commit-tee

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together with president vice pres-ident

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secretary and treasurer shall betho administrative body of the clubIt shall have power to provide andfurnish suitable headquarters to ob-

tain¬

necessary funds to carry on andpreserve this organization to carryout the directions and resolutions ofthe club to perform all and everyduty and act that may bo necessaryduring tho intervals between themeetings of the club consistent withits purposes and objects

Article VIII Every member of thevclub shall pay upon entering an Ini-

tiation¬

fee of 500 which shall bo usedto defray the expenses of tho club Noother dues or fees shall be charged ex-cept

¬

as the members may hereafter de-

termine¬

or provide by giving twoweeks notice at a regular meeting oftho club

Article IX Regular meetings shallbe held on the second Friday eveningof each month Special meetings maybe called by tho president or at therequest of ten members at any othertime

Article X Eloyen members of theclub shall constitute a quorum for thetransaction of business

Article XI Following shall bo theorder of business at all meetings

1 Roll call2 Reading minutes of previous

meeting8 Report of standing committees4 Report of special committees5 Report of secretaryC Report of executive committee7 Report of treasurer8 Unfinished business9 Miscellaneous business

10 Remarks for good of tho club

Malietoa Tanu to the Powers

London Jan 12 Malietoa Tanuin a letter to the London Timespublished to day jnolosing copies ofthe protest he addressed to thoUnited States Great Britain andGermany against the Samoan trea ¬

ties characterizes the partition ofSamoan as a gross violation of thetreaties and as a crime against thelaw of nations only equal to the dis ¬

memberment of Poland Denmarkand France He thiclks that if it isfor the great powers to promote wars

and annexations to distract thominds of tho peoples then ThoHague confereneo was the greatostfarce of the century

The writer also asserts that thecivilization introduced by tho groatpowers in their annexations in theSouth Seas Africa and elsewhere isinferior to tho primitive state of thecoimtrioft stolen loading to warthrough breach of faith on tho partof the government officials and totho decimatiug of tho peoples bycontagious diseases and spirituousliquors He continues

The missionaries who graced ourcountry with their holy and unholypresences introduced the same re-

ligious¬

differences and hatredsagainst each other as pertained atthe hour in civilized states Themissionaries live in palatial concretehouses with all the luxuries theircountries can afford which we undsrstand are as free offerings

Malietoa Tanu further chargesthe missionaries with extracting allthe money possible frnm themin return for which they receivedonly a Bible a prayer book or aPilgrims Progresa He charges

the Wesleyau missionaries with having collected 7ULHJ at a singlemeeting at Tonga adding

The missionaries aroused a greatspirit of emulation telling the na ¬

tives that the largest givers wouldbethe most acceptable in the sightof God thus reversing the spirit ofthe widows mite

The Samoan chief concludesThese be thy gods O Israel

MalietoaFaalogoiai Samoa

9The prettiest sight in the city is

the Dolls and Toys being displayedat L B Kerrs Special ChristmasSale

Kentuckys famous JesBse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any oftho saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianTslnnrls

TVJOTICE IS HEREBf GIVENthat from this date no packages

or bundles for persons detained atKalihi Detention Station at Waiaka- -

milo will be received except betweenthe hours of 9 to 11 a m and 2 to 4p m All such packages or bundlesmust be well wrapped and plainlyaddressed in English and also inJapanese Chinese or Hawaiian asthe case may require

O B WILSONSuperintendent Kalihi Detention

StationApproved G B WOOD

President Board of HealthHonolulu Jan 19 1900

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IRRIGATION NOTICE

HOLDERS OF WATER PRIVILEGESor those paying water rates aro herebynotified that the hours for Irrigationpurposes are from 6 to 8 oleock a m andfrom 4 to 0 oclock p m

ANDREW BltOWNSuperintendent of Water Works

Approved Alex YoungMinister of Interior

Hannlnln June 14 1899

400

FOB BALE

LOTS AT KALIHI 60x100each Good location Apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE1317 tf No 310 Fort Street

Metropolitan Meat Go

81 KING STREETQ J Waiajb Mavaoib

Wholesale andBetail

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Stmr KINATJFHEEMAN Master

MOLOKAI MAUI HAWAII

NOTICE CHANGE IX SAILING OFSTEAMER KINAU

On and after Tuesday Nov G the steamor Kinnu will sail from Honolulu on Tuosdays at 12 noon for Kimnaknkal Lahaina Maalaea Bay Kihej Makena Mahukona Kawaihae Luupahoehoe andHilo

Returning will sail from Hllo every Fri ¬

days at 2 p m for above named portsarriving at Honolulu on Saturdays

Passengers and freight will be taken forMakena Mahukona Kawaihae Hilo Haknlau Honoinu Fopalkou and Fepeekeo

Passengers and Packages Only will botaken for Kiunnkokai Lahalna MaalaeaBay Kihei and Lanpahoehoc

Stmr CLAUDINECAMERON Master

MAUIWill leave Honolulu every Tuesdays ci 5p m touching at Lahalna Kahului Uihtku Hnun fianioa and Kipahaln txjtReturning touches at above named TCit3warriving at Honolulu Sunday mornin t iWill call at Nuu Kaupo once o Vjmonth

Stmr liEHUABENNETT Master

MOLOKAI MAUI LANAISails every Monday for Kaunakakai Kamalo Mannalei Kalaupapa LahaiaaHonolna Olowalu Returning arriveHonolulu Saturday mornings

This Company reserves the riga tomake changes in the time of departure andarrival of its Steamers w ithout notice andit will not be responsible iorany consequences arising therefromConsignees must be at the Landings to

receive their freight this Company wilnot hold itself responsible for freight afterit has been landedLive stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsiblefor

Money or Valuables of passengers unlesplaced in the care of FnrBeroSF PaBsongera aro revested to pur ¬

chase Tickets before embarking Thosefailing to do so will be subject to an addi ¬tional charge of twenty five per cent

The Company will not be liable for lossof nor Injury to nor delay in the deliveryof baggage or personal etlectsof the passen ¬ger beyond the amoant of l000O unlessthe value of t e same be declared at orbefore the issue of the ticket and freightis paid thereon

Al employees of the Company are for-bidden

¬to receive freight without deliver-

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a shipping receipt therefor in the formjjju uv mo ouuipuny ana WHICHmay be seen by shippers upon applicationto the nnrsers nf Mia nmnnnviaktaMiB

HhirmPTn trn nnrltiaH tfa t tli jshipped without such receipt it will besolely at the risk of the shipper

O L WIGHT PresidentBBROHK SecretaryOAFT4 T K CLARKE Port So

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San Francisco Agents THE NBTaVANATIONAL BANK OFBANFRANOIBQO

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Koug Shanghai BankingCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND

Bankof New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

of British North America

Transact a General BanHnp and ExehantBusiness

Deposits Recelvod Loans made on Aproved Security Commercial and Travelera Oredit leaned Bills of HxchanfJbought and sold

Collection Promptly Accounted 3Bo

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OFFICE NO 15 KAAHUMANTTStreet Honolulu formerly A Rosas

United States Custom Houserokers Accountants Searchers of

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lisherEDMUND NOBRIE EditorW HORACE WRIGHT Assistant

EditorKestdinK in Honolulu

FRIDAY JAN 26 1900

ANOTHER OUTRAGE

A Chinaman was fined SI audcosts in the District Court thismorning for violating Board ofHealth regulations by moving hisresidence without a permit from theCitizens Sanitary Committee JudgePerry who apparently is the chief ofall the inspectors appeared in courtand acted as prompter to the proseouting officer The story was verysimple and proved to everybody thatan outrage was being committed onthe poor Chinaman The man wasrefused admittance to his house bya man with a badge and a club Heleft his sanitary district and triedto get into a friends premises atIwilei to get a roof over his headbut met auother man with a badgeand a club who refused him permis-sion

¬

to enter Not wiebing to sleepin the streets and risking being ar-

rested¬

taken to the police stationand then charged with changing hisresidence without a permit hehunted up Mr O St John Gilbertwith whom he was acquaintedand who is a sub inspector andwho told him to go ahead andsleep somewhere The man didnot change his residence or abodehe simply slept for one or twoeights on premises located in a diferent sanitary district whateyerthat may mean He was only technically wrong said the magistrate butnevertheless be was fined and everydecent man in Court raid that theaction of the Citizens Committeexvas an outrage Doob Judge Perryhold that Mr A residing in a certainplace paying rent having his be ¬

longings there in fact having hisdomicile in the eyes of the law can ¬

not go out to Mr Bs house situatedin a different district and spend oneor ten or fifty nights and days therewithout asking the permission ofMr Perry or his inspectors Wewish Mr Perry would try a teHt caseon some one who knows his rightsand the privileges enjoyed by ubunder the Constitution of the UnitedStates We hardly believe that thelearned judge will hold that rulesof the Hawaiian Board of Healthsupersede the articles of thatcouetitution The inspection of thedistricts and the rules laid downby the O S C were made for thepurpose of keeping a census of thepeople to see that no casos of sick ¬

ness or death could be concealedBut if inspector Jones knows thatMr A is in his district althoughhaving no residence there wo dontsee why Smith inspector in the di-strict

¬

where A resides should havethe right to arrest and prosecute A

There is a limit to the patience oftho sensible citizens among whomwe regret not to be able to includeJudge Perry

Chief Spotted Tail Dead

Paris Jan 12 Spotted Tail thewell known Sioux Chief who hasbeen here exhibiting died of heartdisease yesterday aged 89 years

OORKESPONDENOE

Sick Tramways Transit

Ed Tiie IndependentIn tho emergency with which tho

community is confronted the Boardof Hoallh has reason to congratulate itself on tho loyal support ofall citizens irrespective of politicalAffiliations Its reguatiotiH have motwith scrupulous adherence Privateopinions have doforred to its views

It must bo asserted for tho mostpart that th judicious exercise ofits authority has merited thooneralcommendation and support Yetit would be strange if absolute wis-

dom

¬

characterized every regulationCritioism is not disloyalty but rathera plea for stronger support

When the board has acted on itsown judgment and beeu guided byits own impulses the communityhas been benefited It had not oc-

curred¬

to the board that so great aconvenience as the Tramways was amenace to public safety In an illadvised moment it delegated theexercise of its judgment to auotherIt was not till the powerful intellectof our Lydecker waB focused on thequestion that a decision was reachedto stop the street cars If the in-

dividual¬

sought notoriety he hasfound it From an unknown quan-tity

¬

he has suddenly become an in-

spiration¬

for profanity Perhapssome perplexity would disappear ifthe board would kindly demonstrate

--Lydeckers qualifications In theabsence of such justification it isnatural to regard Mr L as succeed-ing

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Mr Southwick as flunkey for theRapid Transit Co

The antipathy manifested againstthe Tramways Co is highly com-mendable

¬

to both Mr L and theBoard of Health Anything doneto injure it as an enterprise andthus emphasizethe necessity of therapid completion of the Rapid Tran ¬

sit smells of righteousness and causesProvidence to smile and even snickerright out But such hostility reactson the public generally It does seemthe bight of absurdity to stop theTramways which have been keptout of Chinatown and yet allowbacks to run which have all been inthe midst of infection Dr Woodhas stated that there is not somuch danger of individuals carryinginfection as of the articles belongingto them Now individuals not arti-cles

¬

travel on the cars But if theboard withes to make safety safer itcould issue permits to travel on thecars

It is very expensive to travel thebreadth of this town every day inhacks and even hacks are difficult toobtain being in such demaad by theBoard of Health For heavens sakelet us have the cars Lydecker haBbeen duly exalted and the cars mustbe clean by this time We needthem very much at present but pro-mise

¬

to discontinue their use whenthe Rapid Transit Bhall be com-pleted and run its cars through townnot only unmarred by a speok ofdust on their polished surfaces butalso warranted to thoroughly cleanseand renovate all persons riding inthem Jim the Penman

ReBent SneersEd The Independent

HPhft ArlvArtinnr nf thin mnrnimv invits editorial jolumn has seen fit tosneer at the proposed action of theBritish nation in setting apart a dayof Humiliation and Prayer Thelanguage is an insult to a large pro-portion

¬

of this community Is theterrible loss of life in Transwaal andthe mourning in the homes of thedead nothiug Is it a fit subjectfor sneering comment

The man who wrote the articlerecalls to my mind the languageused by one of Englands greatestnovelists who in describing a cer ¬

tain character in one of his bookslikened him to a Dog in the sham ¬

ble who batters on the garbagewhile the bravest and best are beingslaughtered around him

Britisher

When you want a haok ring up191 On that stand you will get areliable and good driver a fine haokand no overcharging

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Another Present for Dowoy

Washington Jan 11 TreasurerRoberts and Assistant SecretaryAllen this afternoon presented toAdmiral DoWBy th beautiful vol ¬

umes recently propired containingthe names of the contributors to theDewey home together with a his ¬

tory of tho efforts to raise tho mo ¬

ney for the home The presmitatiou was made at the admirals homoand was without ceremony Thoadmiral expressed his gratitude forthe present

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The Barrack Onmp

The Imperial Japanese ConsulMinister Cooper Deputy AttorneyGeneral Dule and representatives ofthe Press visited the camp at theBarracks at noon to day and werereceived by Superintendent Doylyand the doctors of the camp Lackof space prevents us from giving areport in this issue of the excellentconditions existing in the MikadoCamp

Belts that were 75c aud SI eachnow 15o at Sachs

Insure Your House and Furuiturosi WITH

GENERAL AGENT

For Insurance Company of NorthAmerica and

New Zealand Insurance Company1341 ly

NOTICE

TffTE BEG TO NOTIFY OURCustomers and the public gen-

erally¬

that in conformity with theresolutions passed by the Board ofHealth and the Citizens SanitaryCommittee our stores both- onBethel and Fort and Kiug streetswill until further notice open dailySundays excepted at 10 a m and

close at 3 p in Our wagons willmake one delivery only from eachstore dailv and we request our pat-rons

¬

to place their orders as early asthey conveniently can Wewill takeorders up to 130 p m for deliverytho same day Orders received after130 p m will be delivered the fol-lowing

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davHENRY MAY CO LTD

Honolulu H I Jan 22 1900141 5 1 w

FOR SALE CHEAPyTS IT

This Desirable Property bounded by Beretania Punahou and King

Streets on tho town side of tho McCully Homestead is uow offered for

sale The extension of Young Street passes tho land An Artosian Well

on the Premises supplies tho purest water The breezes from Manoa

Valley render tho locality extremely healthful Tho Property is on the

line of cars and the Rapid Transit cars will run through or by it

There is no better or more refined neighborhood in Honolulu

gjg For Terms etc apply toF WUNDENBERG

At J A Magoons oifice next to P O

Or to J LIGHTFOOT ou the adjoining premises

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IS RESERVED FOR

E W JORDAN

No 10 Fort Street

Wonderful Displayse the Liftl

TOTmsPAWM

1390 lm

e Ones at Home

Dolls Toys GamesChristmas Presents for the Old and

jYoung at

L B KERRS OPENING Queen Street

iXXXSpecial Designs in New Dress GoodsThese Makes Fine Christmas GiftB to Wives and Daughters

Special Value in New Up-to-da- te MillineryThe Yery Latest Designs and Colors

Lace CurtainsIn Great Variety of Patterns and at Special Prices

Others Show Hugs We Sell RugsAll Sizes and at Prices that will Make You Anticipate Your Need

Table Linens and NapkinsBeautiful Designs at Holiday Prices

Magnificent Line of All Wool Blankets

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XOOAL AND GENEltAIi NEWS

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The death rate in Honolulu dur ¬

ing this month readies nearly 150

If conditions are improving tlinOrphotim may he opened next weuk

All Shirt Waists at only 85a panhregular price SI to 250 Sachs DryGoods Co

Rough weather ia roportod fromKauai Lots of sugar aru waitingshipment

The Nippon Marti left yoatordayand hor berth was taken by theYorihime Maru

The dredger has Qnallv bpn sentto the corner of Queen and Riverstreets to fill in the swamps

A number of people are alreadybooked for the next trip of theAustralia for San Franeico

The quarantine station over ¬

crowded since the arrival of the G15Japanese in the Nippon Maru

The I J Consul has presented ahandsome national flag to the Japa-nese

¬

encamped at the Barracks

Dont fail to ring up Telephone444 American Messenger Service ifyou have any messages or packagesto deliver

Patrolman Pohaku has been pro-moted

¬

to be a Lieutenant by MarshalBrown He ia one of the beBt menon the force

A fire alarm was sent last eveningfrom the corner of Punchbowl andQueen streets Before the enginearrived the blaze had been exting-uished

¬

The Kinau will take a cargo ofsugar from Kahului to San Franciscofor the firm of Alexander Bald-win

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On hor return trip she willcarry a general cargo of merchan-dise

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The Hawaiian Relief Society hasmoved its headquarters to Kingstreet occupying the rooms underHarmony Hall opposite the Arling-ton

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Hotel Open from 9 a m to 12oclock noon daily

The Portuguese living near theLiahman quarry requested a numberof Japs living there to quit andgit The language used must have

been very emphatic as the mencleared out at once

More Oases

Chicgo Japanese male 30 yearswas reported suspicious from Kalihidetention camp yesterday afternoonand he was removed to the Batteryhospital His cae was diagnosedas plague

Takahata Japanese male30yearpfound sick ou the Waikiki road lastevening His case was not very sus-

picious¬

but he was removed to theBattery hospital aB a suspect

Fujita Japanese male 35 yearsyesterday afternoon at the Kerosenecamp Body removed to the mor-

gue¬

beriberi being the cause ofdeath Cremated

Quong Fat Man Chinese male 35

years found yesterday afternoon onWylie street near Liliha where AhFai who lives in that vicinity hadleft him A hack brought the sickman to Ah Fais houee but he re-

fused¬

him admittance He was re-

moved¬

to the Battery hospital anddied at 2 oclock this morning Bodyremoved to the morgue and post ¬

mortem held and cause of death de ¬

clared as being plague Body oremated Ah Fai and his family wereremoved to Kakaako detention campand guards were placed about hisplace

Emily Hawaiian female 42 yearsdied this morning near the Kaimukipumping plant Her attendingphysician Dr Augur would notcertify aB to tho cause of death herbody was removed to the morgueGuards were sent out and the placequarantined Autopsy disclosed shedied of tho plague Body cremated

For the Kullof of Hawailans

Tho following monetary contribu-tions

¬

haB been received by the Ha-

waiian¬

Relief Sooiety From theHawaiian Womens Patriotic League 200 Mrs T S Douglas 10

Mrs Manuel Reis 10 Mrs KonahuBrenig 5 and from two foreignwomen whose names are withheld

15 and 5 respectively Tho follow ¬

ing have donated clothing N S

Saohs Dry Goods Co Ltd PaoifioImport Co O S Desky Mrs T A

Simpson Mrs S Parker Mrs Aidrich Mrs Carl Widemann and MrsTurner

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TOPICS OF THE DAY

If it is true as stated in foreignpapom thnC tlin plague wai carriedto thu South Sfi Islands in pugarbags made in India wo may Mud

another tneory for the introductionof the scourge in Hawaii Wo un ¬

derstand at leant that tho sugarbags tised by our local plantationare manufactured in India And yetsugar bans wore placed on the per ¬

mitted list of goods to be shippedto the other islands

We are pleased to notice that theBoard of Health refused the Min ¬

ister of EHucation a permit to shipbooks desks stationery etc to theother islands President Wood verycorrectly said that food for thestomach is far more essential thanfood for the brain at this time TheMinister of Education may differwith Dr Wood for the very goodreason that his brain needs an en-

ormous¬

quantity of food to keephim going

The Board of Health reportedthat they would baok up the Citi-zens

¬

Committee sub inBpeotorswhenever they were refused admit-tance

¬

to a house A Beooud case ofthis kind has occurred in A VGears district P C A

Quite right but the Board ofHealth should realize that the citi-

zens

¬

will back any person or personswho resent any insolence or offi

ciousnesa on behalf of theor any one belonging to

the self appointed and self styledCitizens Sanitary Committee

It seems rather premature to talkabout civic federations and munici-pal

¬

governments conducted withoutpolitics by citizens Mr Geo

W Smith and his friends evidentlydont realize that when a municipalgovernment is established in Hono-lulu

¬

the old rina will be a thingof the past and their rub-it-i- policyused by the other fellow We canassure Smith and his political charmsthat it will not even be worth thetrouble for them to go to the ballotbox No self appointed civic fed-

eration¬

or Citizens Committee needapply after Hawaii becomes a terri-tory

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Revolutionary Forces Winning mVenezuela

Port of Spain Tinidad Jan 12It is announced hre upon ap-

parently¬

good authority that not-

withstanding¬

the official statementof the Venezuelan Government thatthe revolution in that country wasat an end the insurrection is stillactive

It is declared that two days afterthe Government bad announced therevolution crushed General Hern ¬

andez inflicted a severe defeat uponthe Government troops at El NaipeTho same authority says the rebelstook many prisoners and captured362 Mauser nllee b cases of car-

tridges¬

many flage 7 nannou and3 MaximB while the Governmentloss in killed was heivy

Reports yesterday from the eastcoast of Venezuela say that the re-

volutionists¬

under Generals AntonioNeoi and Josi Diaz have successfully attacked the Government troopsMany warn killed and ten werewonded

Among those killed was DomingoNeoi brother of the revolutionaryleador

It is also reported that the Govvernment troops have been sur-rounded

¬

at Guera by revolutionistsunder General Ducharmo

Tenders for FenceSix tenders for building a high board

fence around that portion of China ¬

town which has been burned wereopened at yesterday mornings sessionof the Board of Health as followsHenry K Meemano Co for tho fencecomplete tlio lump sum of 8476 WH Russell 39 cents per lineal footHenry Burrows 40 cents per linealfoot Albert Track 75 cents per linealfoot John WJse 77 cents per linealfoot D Li Davis Co 09 cents perlineal foot No decision was arrived atby the Board as to whether or not anyof the tenders would bo accepted

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stylish and comfortable

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the assortment is complete

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Peoples Providers

Commencing with the

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Store will open each day

until 530 r m

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Importers of Crockery and

Glass and House Furnishing

Goods

Solo Agents for

Jewel Stoves and

Gurney Cleanable

Refrigerators

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JOHF H SOPER

Stock and Bond Broker116 Merchant Street

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1317 tf No 310 Fort Street

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Freight Olork and StevedoreOld Reliable Again on Deck

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THE ORPHEUMFamily Theatre

TWO RETAIL STORESCORNER FORT KING STREETS andWAVERLEY BLOCK BETHEL STREET

HENRY MAY CO LTDSUOOESSORS TO

J T Waterhouse Henry May CoII E Mclntyre Bro

Wholesaleand Retail

BOX 386

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GEOCEESTea Dealers and Coffee Merchants

Retail Stores Corner King and Fort StreetsWaverloy Blook Bethel Street

Wholesale Department Bethel StTelephones Fort Street 22 and 92

Bethel Street 24 and 919

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A L C ATKINSON ALBERT F JUDD JB

ATKINSON JUDD

Attobnets and Counsellors at Law

Office over Bishop Cos Bank ComerKaahumanu and Merchant Streets

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T MOOANTS STEWART

Attobney and Counsellor at Law

Progress Blonk Opposite Catholic ChurchFort Streets Honolulu H 1

Telephone 112 P O Box BfiQ

W O AOHt OO

Real Estate Stock and BoneBaOKEBS

Office 10 West Kins Street Honolulu1215 ly

EDMUND H HART

Notaby Public and Typewbiteb Con--veyanoeb and Searoheb of

Records

No IS Kaahumanu Street

DE SLOGGETT

jOoULIST AND AUBIST

Progress Block 3d Flor Office HonrsO w to 4 j v

B N BOYD

Subyeyob and Real Eitate Agent

Office Bethel Bucd over the New230 Model Restaurant ly

JOHN NOTT

Plumbino Tin Copper and SheetIron Work

King Street Honolulu

DK WALTER HOFFMANN tCorner Beretania and Punchbowl Streets

Office Hours 8 to 10 a m 1 to 3 p m7 to 8 p y Sundays 8 to 10 a m

Telephone 010 P O Box 601

ALLEN fc ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuilding Materials ofAll Kinds

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JOHN

Plumber and Gas fitterOrders promptly attended to and work

guaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR PORT

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TIMELY TOPICSEtonolulu Aug IS 1899

New Goods juBt arrived are nowfor sale at lowest market prices asfollows

The celebrated Haviland Warefrom Europe

A very large assortment of Tinnedand Enameled iron Saucepans as-

sorted¬

sizeatA large invoice of Henry DisstonsSons Hand Saws Brick Trowels

and Files assorted sizesA good assortment of Agate WareVictor Hand Sewing MachinesWertheim Sewing MachinesAerqrotor Wind Mills 3 10 12 and

16 feet the bed and easiest runningmills on the Islands ubc good oilwith very little care

Force Pump to fit the above windmills

Non shrinking Redwood Tanksvarious sizes r

Anti Caloric Sectional Pipe Cover-ings

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assorted sizesAnti Calorio Plaster in BagsPlease call and examine our goodsHigh prices on goods lately cuts no

figure with us

Tna Hawaiian Hardware Co Lo

268 Fort Street

We have been authorizedto sell - - -

ftarzer SauerbrunnenAT

500 per Case of 00 Bottles

Owing to spurious imitations hav¬

ing been brought to tbia market thePublio is hereby notified that theonly

Genuine SanerbrnnnenIB BQTTLED BY THE

Harzer Koenigs-Brnnnen-Quel- le

And every bottle bears their trade ¬

mark and stamp

H QACKFELD GOLimited

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FOIR SALE47 SlEEi op LAND in grants

I 2130 and 810 at Kainaee North HlloHawaii Apply toMORRIS K KEOHOKALOLE

Kl Estate AgentllKPUtf in ffaahntounn Htrt

Japans Navy

KOBE Jan 12 The grand NavalManeuvers to ho hold this year thoexpenditure for which has already hcenvoted by tho Diet are stated to havobeen arranged for tne middle of Marchnext

The Emperor and the Crown PrinceIt Is roported will bo present at thomaneuvers aB they have privately an¬

nounced tholr intention of Inspectingtho operations The maneuvers willprobably consist of tho division of thofleet Into offensive and defensive por-tions

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one division advancing to tho at-tack

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of a-- port as was done In tho re-

cent¬

maneuvers oft tho Kyushu coastAftej this tho ordinary maneuvers ofdefence and attack will bo held and Inconclusion thero will bo a grand re ¬

view of tho whole fleet of the JapaneseNavy Including torpedo boats

KOBE Jan 12 Most of filio war¬

ships ordered from abroad for tho ex-tension

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of the Japanese Navy have nowbeen completed and the remaining ves-sels

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wlthjtho exception of tho battle-ship

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Mlkaga which is expected to bocompleted during the first half of nextyear will be finished before the end ofthe present year and will bo in Jap ¬

anese waters some time In 1901 Thedrawing of tho plans of two third classcruisers which are to bo built in Japanhaving now been almost completedwork will be commenced on them bythe end of iMarch next at tho yard ofthe Port Admiralty beside these atorpedo reserve boat and two toipedoboat destroyers are to be built before1904 This will complete tho schemafor thoT extension of tho Navy

His Side of the StoryEditor Advertiser In todays issue

under the caption He Is Scored Ifind G W Smiths statement falec ina great measure Allow mo to statethe plain facts of tho case so unfairlyand Incorrectly presented

At 1140 a m last Sunday I was Intho vicinity of the Queen Hotel ThereI saw a green wagon with a red crosspainted on the side backed up to thefront door Just then two men cameoff the stoop shut the tailboard of thewagon mounted with the driver andcame to Vineyard street As the wagonpassed me in Vineyard street believ-ing

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it to be the pest wagon I steppedinto the street and saw a man lyingon tfie floor of the wagon and a wom-an

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huddled up In a sitting postureThis fact I communicated to severalmembers of the Citizens SanitaryCommittee besides many others in anendeavor to find out why the pest wag ¬

on should be carrying people throughthe streets of the uninfected districts

When called upon by Mr Smith yes-terday

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afternoon and asked whetherthe rumor as published in your paperwas correct I denied it emphaticallyrepeating to him the plain facts asstated above and asserting that I wasquite ready if necessary to swear tothe same I am still ready to swear tothe facts as stated above

The presidents statement in theBoard of Health meeting as reportedin the same article proves conclusive-ly

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that the foregoing statements aretruths and not false rumors

Knowing you to bo fair minded I amsure you will Insert the above andoblige

RespectfullyWILLIAM F ERVINQ

Honolulu January 25 1900

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Bargains in all departments at LB Kerrs thiB week be sure and calland examine them

For Monuments Tomb StonesMarble Slabs etc call and inspectwhat the Hawaiian Marble WorksFred Harrison proprietor have onhand and quote priceB Oilice onKing street next to the OccidentalHotel

Per AUSTRALIA for CamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-

paragus¬

Cabbage Eastern and Cali-fornia

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Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Rockfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

Talari Q7Q

Messenger Service

Honolulu Messenger Service de ¬

liver messages and paokages TelePhono R7S

THOS LINDSAYManufactory Jeweller

Call and inspect the eautlf u and usefuldispay of goo is for presents or for per ¬

sonal use and adornment

DR O G G SOAPARONB

Graduated from the Royal University ofTurin Italy

Love Building Fort Street

Office Hours 10 a m to 12 u1353 Om 3 to 6 p m

Boss In AfricaLONDON Jan 13 It now leaks out

that Lord Kitchener Is really tno chiefIn South Africa at tho head of tho Brit ¬

ish troops and Lorrd Roberts n figure¬

head It happened thus Tho nationaldefenso commlttco met and decidedthat Lord Kitchener was tho man fortho place Ho was Lord Salisburysnomination The Premier had mado astudy of Lord Kltchoncr on tho occa ¬

sion of tho Sirdars visit to Hatfieldbut endless alfllcultles were In theway

Two months ago I told you the rumorthat Lord Kitchener would goout andtne Herald and Tho Call wero absolute-ly

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tho first papers to forecast tho possiolllty wlilch has now become a factTho matter was then under discus-sion

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but tho troublo was that LordKtohener was tho junior of GeneralsBuller Warren and others

But Lord Salisbury Is never beatenupon a technicality and his solution ofthe problem was to send Lord Robertshe will restore tho confidence of thoimen by Oils presence as field marshalwhile Lord Kitchener heing his aidwill enable the latter under cover of hissuperior in authority to conduct thocampaign Tho general opinion Is thattho idea Is not bad

If you dont remember the Mainecall at L B Kers and see her

French Muslins usual price 40cper yard now 10c at Sachs

Call and see the RugR and Curtains being displayed at LBKerrsQueen street

We can telephone you aluncheon

Should unexpected com-

pany¬

come in ring up ourstore and ask what we cansupply quickly for a luncheon

will probably beyou sur ¬

prised at the list of delicaciesalways ready for your con-

venience¬

LEWIS COLEADING GROCERS

Telephone 240 Ill Fort Street

NOTICENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

W G Irwin CoLtd have this day been appointedResident Agents for the HawaiianIslands of the following InsuranceCompaniesRoyal Insubanoe Company af Liver-

pool¬

Alliance Assubance Company ofLondon

Scottish Union and National Insub ¬

anoe Company of EdinburghAlliance Mabine and General As-

surance¬

Company of LoudonMr John S Walker will continue

to be associated with the business ofthe above named Companies

R O MEDCRAFTGeneral Agent and Attorney

Honolulu November 1 18991357 3m

G Irwin k GoLlMITZD

Wm G Iiwln President ManageOluus Sprockets First Vice PresWej tW M Giffaid Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr treasurer SecretaryGeo J Rosa Audltoi

SUGAR FACTORSAND

Commission AgentsAGENTS OF TDB

Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Ban FrBnnlHOO rl

THE WAVERLEY CLUB

Entranco on Bethel Street

FREE BILLIA11D8 FREE LIBKARY11 nnd every lay Entrance fee125 Monthly fines 1 Forms of appli

cation for Membership ut ike Club Roomsor addressJAMEB T COPELAND

1193 am Recording becretary

fHE ARLINGTONA IPatMliy Hotel

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BP KOIAL MONTHLY RATESi Bet of Attendance the HeBtHlinatinn

ALOHA LAHUI STORE

Have onxhlbition and for sale

Hawaiian Fancy Work Mattings PansBat BralOs Calabashes Etc

Hio aV atrt intl 1

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1MITED

Solo Agents for tho well knov 1

White Sewing Machine

AND

Remington Type Writers

A Large Stock of the Different

Styles

ALWAYS ON HAND

HOFFSCHIAEGER CO

LimitedSUCOESSOKS TO -

ED HOFFSCHLAEGER CO

King and Bethel Streets

Baby Carriages

10

Strongest and Best SewingMachine in the Market withthe Latest Attachments

Each Machine Guaranteed

Groceries to the Fore

In Union is Strength and so itis in Co operation

The Yanco Sparco war brought abouthigh prices lor a time but it has againcome down to its former level and wo aregetting our groceries as rhuap as we everhad them before II every stockholder inthe company were to purchase his or hergroceries from the Co opera ive GroceryCo the success of the corporation will beassured

Call and trade free delivery o all partsof the city

E TIETJENSManacer Palama Co operative Grocery

Co Ltd out Klne Street opposite Kailroad Central Deoot

WM d IRWIN t CO

LIMITED

AGENTS FORWESTERN BUGAR REFINING CO

Ban Francisco Oal

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKBPhiladelphia Penn U B A

NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COilanf National Cane Shredder

New York TJ 8 A

N OHLANDT COBan Francisco Cal

RIBWORIKON LOCOMOTIVE

B82 tf Ban Francisco Cal

Bruce Waring Co

Real Estate Dealers603 Fort St near King

Building lotsHouses and lots and

Lands Fob salb

MP Parties wishing to dispose of tnelrFrpixirtleit ar Invitod in nail on na

LONG BRANCH BATHSWAIKIKI BEACH Honolulu H I

0 J 8BERW00D Proprietor

Therttarth and air and tea and thyWith brcukert tong tv lullaby

Sing Street Tram Cars pass the doorTiiril nri nlilMron peolil1 v iorB for

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