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Vol. IV. No. G75.
HONOLULU, H. I., TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1897.
Prioi 5 Ckntb.
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Loss of Strength
The testimony of Mr. B.
Dennis, Adelaide, South Aus
tralia, who was cured by Ayer's
Barsaparilla, 1b like unto that of
many thousands of others. He
"It Is with very much pleasure
that I testify to the great benefit I
received from tislrtfc your wonderful
bloou-purltler. 1 was a sufferer for
. years from indigestion, loss of
i strength and appetite, and constipa
tion. My whole system seemed to
be thoroughly out of order. A friend
finally told mo to take Ayer's Sarsa
parillo. 1 followed his advice, though
feeling discouraged at the fruitless
results of other.treatment, nnd I nm
thankful to state that a few bottles
completely cured me."
The medicine that has oured
others will cure you.
Bzwaius of Imitation. The name Ayor'
Barsaparlllii I prominent on the wrupper
and blown in tho glua of cacb bottle.
Hollister Drug Co.,.Ltd.
Bole Agents for the Bopublio of Hawaii.
Offer for sale Cases of tho Finest
Moselwines and Hock
.... SUCK AS ....
Uerziger Herzlay, Etc
(Qundlaoh's) In Kegs and Cases.
Beach Fork Whisky.
From Brown Foreman & Co,,
A. B. 0. BEER from St. Louis,
KAINIEll BEER from Seattle,
Etc., Etc, Etc
Von Holt Hlook, King Street.
Real Estate Broker.
2094 Morohant Street.
12 Chinese Granite Hitching PoHtsj $5
1 8nrey In fine ordorj price $200.
Uouso and Lot, "5x155 ft., on No. 71
Teung street) parlor, 3 bedrooms, kitchen
Lot on Wilder avenue 100x300 ft., fenced)
Uouso in ltobcllo Lane; dining-room,
kitchen, bathronm, carriage house and
stables; lnri? jard
William A. Henshall,
.A-ttorney at Law
113 Kaahtauauu Street.
EX -QUEEN SEES M'KINLEY
TtlllFF RILL PtMM AM CON
SlKitl lira lit mTriit nf lIrnlii (lnv
ormiiriil mi it Itfrctun Hill
The World 5e.
President McKinloy takes a
vacation at Lake Ohamplain.
The Hawaifatf opera, "Captain
Oook," Las come to grief in Now
York owing to small business.
But few of the West Virginia
miners have joined tho Btriko. In
tho Pittsburg district at last ac
counts all hopes centred in the
ai bitration conference..
The British Government has
again declined to interfere in the
seutouco of Mrs. Florence May
brick, in'whoso behalf Embassa-r
dor Hay had mado a fresh appeal.
Otto Munchtnover, United
States Consul at San Salvador,
has committed suicide. He suc
ceeded hiu father, who died in
1895. The family belongs to
Parkersburg, West Virginia.
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani has re
turned to WaShTngton, where she
has had a Ikoft 'interview with
the PreeidaM: He said that Mrs.
MoKinley's health alone pre
vented her from meeting Liliuo
kalani. JnliuB Palmer and Joseph
Heleluhe, the ex-Queen's atten
dants, left a bundle of papers
with an official to give to the
Presidout. They are supposod to
be memorials from patriotic so
cieties of Hawaii.
Captain W. L. Merry, the Min
ister to Nicaragua, has gone to
Washington to answer charges at
the State Department which have
been made since his appointment
was confirmed by the (senate.
His friends think the charges do
not amount to much.
Tim Rnnrntnrv nf tlio Trvnnnrv
gave a ruling that the new tariff
was operative as to all customs
business of July 24, tne day tne
President signed the bill. Many
uiotests were filed bv importers
at New York. Three Bteamers
that day brought goods to that
nnrf flin rlntina nn wliinh linrlor
the new tariff amounted to $900,-
UUU, instead of SuUU.UUU as would
have been under tue Wilson law.
Frank M. Reed, an Indiana
man, seeks a patent on an inven
tion for the use of oil as fuel in
steamers. It is gas generation
from oil. The gas is geuerated
by au atomizing plant, is smoke
less and capable of one-tenth
mora heat than the Russians get,
or 33 per cent more heat than the
Government is now getting from
coal, making it possible to work
up to greater speed. By this
system it is claimed a warship
like the Indiana could carry
enough fuui to last for a trip
round the world.
A glucose trust is reported
forming with a capital of $40,
000,000, to control the entire out
put of tho United States. The
quantity is over a billion and a
nimrtnr nounde. and involves tho
consumption annually of 31,000,-
UUO busueis or. corn.
The market price of bar silver
reached low water mark at Now
York on July 26. Government
aBsay bars were quoted at 59
cents, which made the silver in a
standard silver dollar worth 45.63
cents, as against 45.70 cents in
1894. The market opened at 59J
an ounce and later declined to
Among nominations of tho Pre
sident refused confirmation by
the Senato was that of T. V.
Powdorly of Pennsylvania, to bo
Commissioner of Immigration.
District Assembly No. 49 of the
KuightB of Labor at Now York
passed strong resolutions con
demning the nomination of T. V.
Powdorly as Commissioner of
Immigration. Tho Senate was
commended for not confirming
the appointment. Powdorly was
deuouncod as rouogudo and traitor
for turning to gold after speaking
for yoarB in favor of f roo silver.
Judge Thomas M. Cooley is
Dolegato Marcus Aurolius
Smith of Arizona has no hope
that his Territory will bo admitted
as a State.
Tho tariff bill passed its last
legislative stage at !i p. in , July
24, when the Souato by a vote of
40 to U0 ogreed to tho conforenco
report. Thirty soven of the ayes
were by Republicans. President
MoKiuloy signed the bill the
same day. Congress adjourned
its special session at 9 o'clock that
Authony NaslO" of Port Town
send," 'a veteran 0klbler ofthe
Northwest, recoived for 15000 the
privilego of plying his vocation
on one round trip of the steamer
Portland, carrying people to and
from the Yukon gold fields. Tho
action of the steamer company is
generally condemned. It is ex
pected the Portland will bring
miners back with $2,000,000, nud
Nash counts on making a good
percentage from them.
Tho Queen Regent of Spain
will receive Mr. Toylor, tho retir
ing Minister, and Mr. Woodford,
the new Minister of tho United
States, at San Sebastian. She
does not usually hold court there,
and the reception is an unpre
cedented act of courtesy for which
the Duke of Tetuan is credited.
Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone on
July 25 celebrated the 58th anni
versary of their marriage, both
being in excellent health.
The French Government will
not be represented at the unveil
ing of the national monument at
Sedan, to the memory of the
French soldiers who fell in the
Franco Prussian war. As the
Government contributed to the
cost of the monument and pro
mised that the Ministry of Com
merce should inaugurate it and as
tho reason for the decision is
given as "considerations of a
high order," itis believed to be
due to the rapprochement between
Franco and Germany. . and the
talk of the latter's restoring Metz.
While the Queen Regent Chris
tiana and King Alfonso were
walking in the woods at San Seb
astian a heavy load of shot dis
charged by a youth, who was out
bird shooting and who had not
noticed their presence, passed
close to their hoadB.
The Embassadors have present
ed the peace preliminaries drafted
by the powers, which 'provide
for European arbitration of any
differences that may arise be
tween the Greek and Turkish
plenipotentiaries vim arranging a
definite treaty. 'Mie desire of
Germany to institute" European
control of Greek finances still
hampers the settlement of the
The lower house of the Prus
sian Diot has defeated the Gov
ernment bill relating to the law
of associations. As there is not a
Socialist in the house, the defeat
is the more significant. Exulting
comments aio made by the Lon
don pross, ono paper saying the
Germans will not allow themselves
to be treated like Russians or
The late Lord Randolph
Churchill's oldest son will run
for Parliament the first opportu
Lady Henry Somerset has re
signed the presidency of tho
British Woman's Christian Tern
peranco Union. Her reason is
the refusal of the local associa
tions to bo governed by her re
quest made in a circular, that they
should not approve or sign peti
tions to Lord George Hamilton,
Secretary of State for India,
against the ronowal of the conta
gious dhoases act for India.
COLONIAL SCHEMES TAIL.
The London Stundard publishes
a long account of tho principal
conference between Mr. Chamber
lain, tho Colonial Secretary, aud
the Colonial Premiers which con
firms the dispatch already sent
out aud in addition announces
the abandonment of tho Pacific
Continued on Jfth Page.
WILL STAND NO NONSENSE
NritiftLi: i'itrPAnr.i to deal
Willi JAIMMi: IN HAWAII. I
llvltrr TIihI I In- ortvr I,)- Hint nil tn
Arhlir it Iln lli'cn A'Til-i
Now York.July 24. A Honild'B
Washington special says: A high
official qf tho administration said
todny that at the first sign of an
iucreasd of the force of the Japa
nese in Hawuiian waters the ad
ministration would dispatch the
Oregon and probably the Mon
terey to the islands to support the
Philadelphia and Bennington.
The Administration will stand no
nonsense, and Rear-Admiral Mil
ler's instructions contemplate the
carrying out of its policy, no mat
ter what the result may be. From
statements now mado in naval
circles it seems that the Oregon
is to bo kept ut San Fruucio'co to
bo ready to proceed to Hiiwaii.
Naval pflicers say that the
firesonce of lie Oregon at Hono
ulu would inspire respect in the
Japanese, which diplomatic talk
could never create.
Washington, July 24. Though
no otlicial advices have been re
ceived at either the State Depart
ment or the Japanese Legation
hero confirmatory of the. report
that Japau has agreod to tho pro
posal of the Hawaiian Govern
ment to arbitrate the questions at
issue between the two Govern
ments, it is not doubted that this
is the fact. Such unofficial in
formation as has come to haud
showing that the proffer was
mado aud wub under considera
tion all tends to warrant tho be
lief that this satisfactory outcomo
of the affair has been arranged,
thouahthero ib no means of
knowing as yet what will ,bo tho
nature of tho machinery of tho
arbitration nor tlio exact amounts
and issues involved.
Tho story coming from Paris to
the effect that Gormany has
lodged a protest with our Govern
ment against tho annexation of
tho Hawaiian islauds, it is said at
tho State Department, has just
this measure of truth in it that
tho German Government did pro
pose joint control of tho islands
many ycurs ago, uud that tho pro
position was promptly declined
by the United States without hav
ing lel to any subsequent pro
ceedings or a ronownl of tho ofTer.
Whilo flie Senate wus in execu
tive session today Senator Mor
gan suggested tho importance nf
taking up and disposing of the
Hawaiian annexation treaty bo
foro lin ill adjiuirumont of this
session, but the suggestion wiih
met by a motion of Aldrioh to
resume executive business, which
pruvailod without opposition.
Morgan did not make a spoooh,
but he suggested that events of
importance might transpiro bo
fore auothor session of Congress
which would cuiise tho Sonuto to
i eg ret ils action.
The Alabama Senator's sug
gestion was not seconded from
my source, and tho indisposition
of the Sunato to cousidur tho
matter was mado so apparent that
Morgan did not press it. The un
derstanding is that tjio treaty will
be taken up immediately on tho
cuuvouiug of CoxgruBS next Do
"Lena, the Madcap."
"Lona, tho Madcip," will bo
played at tho Opera House this
evening by Katie Putnam and her
company. The pluy is full of
comody. Incidentally,' Miss Put
nam will play tho banjo and will
sing sevoral now songs. "My
Kentucky Bube" will bo repealed
by request. A Spanish waltz song
and ditnoo will bo a feature of this
Tho crow of a Portuguese gun
boat has been lnassaorod near
Chiude on the Zambesi river.
W A KINNEY INTERVIEWED
'talk of tiik phohpkoia or
Sfiinliim Alrrndy Pretinrlnir fur Ilia
Cunilni: Debate An llladirlrnl
1'rti for MfKlntry.
W. A. Kinney, ono of the speci
al Commissioners of the Hawaii
an Government to negot'mlo a
treaty of unuoxalion with tho
United States, roturned oii tho
Doric yesterday, direct from Salt
Lake whero ho has boon in at
tendance at the Trausmissittsippi
convontiou. While up to Ins eyes
in legal business that has accu
mulated in his absenoo, Mr. Kiu
noy found timo to talk with a
Bulletin representative this
morning for a 'few minutes.
Replying to a question on tho
prospects of annexation, Mr. Kin
"Tho outlook is most 'favorable
and whilo annexation is not yot
accomplished we have every rea
son to boliovo that it will be next
December. The matter will be
one of the first to be brought up
in the Senato. That is generally
agreed on and you may expoct tho
debato on Hawaiian nunoxatiou
to be well on boforo the Senato
has bcon in session tondays.
Senators oven now are gathering
data to bo used in their spoeohes.
As to how long the debato will
lust no one can tell, but we have
every assurance that the treaty
will finally pass.1'
"I wish you would htuto to cor
roct a false improsiion," con
tinued Mr. Kinney, "that
throughout tho entire discussion
nn the subject 1 have nevor hoird
it intimated anywhere that
there won id be any dis
crimination against the Hawaiian
(aco, politionlly or otherwise.
TK7T nnnfrxution sentiment is
growing in tho United States and
tho feeling everywhere seems to
be with uh. Evory montion of the
subject mot with loud applause at
thoTr.iDsraississippi convention at
Salt Lako, at which Mr. Thurs
ton Hud myself wore present.
"I cannot givo you any later
news from Washington than you
havo in the papers because I
came direct from Salt Luke. I
can toll you, however, that Min
ister Hutch will arrive here on
the Alameda on the 26th .mil that
Mr Thurston bus returned to
Washington to romain until
"You havo road all about the
signing of tho treaty in which f
bad the honor to take part and
remember that the Hawai
ian uommiHsionors proviaeu
a new gold pon to be
i"d '! signing it. Well, we hid
an objoct in that. W" have sinoo
had muds a beautiful gold pen
holder in tho shape of an old
quill pon, in tho point of
which wub placed the gold pen
used in signing the treaty. On
tho top of the quill we had en
gravod tho words: 'Hawaii, Ivoy
to tho North Pacific,,' and undor
tho feathry portion Seward's
fumoiiB prodiotion mado nearly
hulf a contury ago in regard to
the purchase, of Alaska. 'The
Pacific Oconn, its shores and isl
ands and tho vast regions boyond
will bo the chief thtnter of events
in tho world's great heroatter.'
Not so many years ago Father
Damon used to print that pre
diction at tho hoad of Tho Friend
and already its fulfilmont iB ut
Just received a large stock of
shotgun ammunition at tho Pacific
Cycle & Manufacturing Co., Love
Hnilding, Fort street.
Tho Oliver Typeymtor is pro
nounced by experts, tho best ma
chine in tho world. It has many
valuablo features, which have to
bo sooii iu ordor to bu appreciated.
Tho Oliver can bn buoii at tho
ollico of A. V. Gear, No. 210
IN THE HIGHER COURTS
PHtXI.TIIMAUIr.l till AMA1NRT TIIR
TWO IIILO I.AWVrilS,
Work il HiitiMllnii Jnrr I'rumlM-
of Itrruriii-t'vtllluu In
L. B. Kerr bus b'g'iu uroooed
ings in bun km pluy nguuist S.
Ahmi nf Kuhultii for indebted
ness of 4G15.-iS. 'Summons is re
turned ns served by Shonll" Bald
win of Maui.
A verdict of not guilty was ren
dered by tho Hawaiian jury in
tho case of Pikolnlii tried for as
sault nnd battery yesterday.
Juck Man wus thou put on trial
for burglary by tho following
native jury: J W Mahelona,
Isaac Hurbnttlo, S Stone, J
Paduken. Dibble K Eli, H P
Paulo, J D Holt Jr., T P Cum
mins, J Rosa, J Crowell, W C
Elia and W H i'ulnnui. Deputy
Attornoy General E P Dolo pro
secuted, and S K, Kane was as
signed by tho Court for tho de
fense. Shortly boforo2 p. m.
today tho jury retired to consider
their vordiot, and returned ono of
guilty, three dissenting.
Before Judge Perry three ap
peals for mitigation otsontence
by Win. Crowes, drunkenness,
wero heard. The Attorney Gene
ral for tho prosecution asked for
a minimum penalty in each case,
whilo the defendant promised
never to touch liquor again.
Sentences of the lower court were
confirmed, respectively n fine of
$5 with costs aud imprisonment
for terms of fifteen and twenty
days, each penalty to tako effect
upon the expiration of any former
On the information for miscon
duct against Francis M. Wakefield
and William S. Wise, attorneys
at law, the Supromo Court has
rendered a decision, overruling
the respondents' motion to ex
punge certain portiousof the in
formation and likewise the demur
rer. This will bring tho matter
up again on tho merits. Attor
ney General W. O. Smith for tho
information; A. S. Hartwcll and
Paul Neumann for tho respon
dents. The big Atlantic steamships
Paris, Umbria and La Touraine
all arrived at New York a few
minutes too late to entor their
cargoes undor the old tariff law.
The same experience befell the
Pacific- Mail steamship China at
Highest Honors World's Fair;
Gold Medal, Midwinter .Fair.
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Free from Ammonia, Alnra or any other
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Crouiu linking I'owder holds IU aiiiiuuuoy.
40 Years the Standard.
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Agents, Honolulu, U. I.
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for salo her Hair Dreutluc BuslneHs nu
the corner nf AiIuiiih fmu uud Hotel
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