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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-10

u,d.i. .at tt, ttan.i,, of Ndmuai. wat.
Gee sui kttiaud.
Wt-m>uroN March l1 The formal
orders to Admiral Walker and Acting
Admiral Kirkland were made ont nt
thp Navy Department to-day Admiral
Walker be- detached from the Inspection
and Stability Boards ON the 2sih and
ordered tu san Francisco Co take the
steamer of Anil jth for Honolulu,
where be- viii relieve Admiral Irwin Of
the command of the Pacific station.
Admiral kirkland is ordered TO take the
steamer Of the lsih from New YORK to-
southampton. aud then proceed To- Non
| teyidpo aud hoist ms flag ON the New
ark. Orders were also issued to the
staff officers Co accompany the Ad-
/ mirnl-.
Admiral Walker Is expected to leave
/ Washington to-day and repair to San
/ Francisco hy way of New York.
/ Ensign S. :. Woods, now on duty in
] the Navy Department as naval aid to
Secretary Herbert, has been selected 10y
Admiral walker as Flag Lieutenant and
will accompany him to Honolulu.
Lieutenant Sidney \. Staunton will act
a- Secretary to the Admiral. While
Admiral Walker will hoist his flag on
the Philadelphia and will be directly in
charge of the American naval fleet at
Honolulu he will be the responsible
head of the entire Pacific station. Thi.
f includes the naval force that will
! patrol the seal waters.
r Commodore Kirkland has gone Il
. Baltimore He will proceed in day q
two to New York and there receive hi
formal orders He will have the ranl
of Rear-Admiral while in command o
. the station hosting his flag on tn,
Newark, now at Montevideo. His stat
, will consist of Lieutenant NOEL as Sec
rotary, and Lieutenant j. II. NichOll
j as Flag Lieutenant.
Licutenant-Comma SeatOn Schroe
T. der has been ordered to duty as RecOrde
u OF the Inspection Board of the Navy DE
y partment, relieving Lieutenant l.. ;
i Rcamy, who becomes naval aide to Sec
: rotary Herbert. Captain Theodore i
i Seiridge has been ordered to assum
:. the duties OF President OF the Board {
u Survey and Inspection and OF the Stab
!, itv Board to succeed Admiral Walker.
u \ cablegram received at the Navy Dc
" partment to-day announces the sailin
: Of the New York, Wednesday, for Sa
II Lucia, W. |. The Chicago has sale
! from Beyrout for Alexandria. I'll
= Concord arrived at Hongkong to-day
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As TO vACCINATIoN LAWS.
value of the Preventive to BE Tested in
the Courts.

TERRE HAUTE QndD, March %
Judge White in the Circuit Court to-day
heard testimony offered by the anti
vaccinationists to prove that vaccin-
alton is not preventive of smallpox
and that it is a source of disease Frank
Blue asked the Court to restrain the
principal of a public school from en-
forcing an order of the city board re-
curing all children to be vaccinated.
The city objected that the efficacy of
vaccination is not an open question, but
the Ju1ge ruled tuat ne would
hear testimony He also ruled that
Board of Health as the agent
of an organized community, had the
same inherent authority possessed by
the individual to secure self-preserva-
ton, therefore the question was, If there
was danger OF smallpox becoming cpl
demic, and that fact established, the
question arose as to the efficacy OF vac
cinaton There is no precedent for the
Courts decision in any OF the States eX-
cept in California, where the Supreme
Court incidentally intimated that vac
cination having been accepted by the
world OF science, it was not an open
question. The State Association OF Anti
| Vaccination is fighting this case as q
| test. DR.. Clifford OF Komomo, president
| of the association, to-day testified as AZ
! expert, as did Professor Pickering Of
London, who is lecturing in this country
on the subject. The Board OF Health's
order was issued at the time OF the cpl.
demic at Munice last summer.
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BIDS FOR ROAD MATERIAL.

Sealed Tenders will be received at the
Office of the Minister of the Interior
until TUESDAY, April 10, 1894, at ~
O'Clock noon, ior furnishing to the Road
Bureau of Honolulu, the Tools and
Materials as per schedule for six months
from date, viz:
Horse Blankets, per dozen.
90 Handles, per dozen.
Pick Handles, per dozen.
Fuse, per foot.
Wheelbarrows, iron tray, each.
| Wheelbarrows, wood bolted, each.
Wheelbarrows, wood, each.
Black Blasting Powder, 25-pound keg,
per pound.
Giant Blasting Powder, 50-pound boxes
or keg, per pound.
Giant Powder Caps, per box.
Lard Oil, per l0-gallon cases.
Black Oil, per gallon.
Machine Oil, per gallon.
Cylinder Oil, per gallon.
Rope, Manila, per pound.
Waste, per pound.
Bars OF Steel. per pound.
Spikes, galvanized, 4 to inches, per keg.
Norway Iron, per pound.
Nails, galvanized, 6 to go d, per keg.
Nails, iron, 8 to go d, per keg.
Leather, harness and saddle, per pound.
Buckets, galvanized, ~ to 10 inches,
each size, per dozen.
Sperm Oil, per gallon.
Axle Grease, Everlasting 4 Dicksons'
per dozen.
Frazier's Grease, per case.
Carbolineum, per gallon.
Coal Tar, per barrel.
Horse Shoe Nails, Putnam, number @
and s, 25-pound boxes, per box.
Horse Shoes, Perkins, number 100, per
box.
Kerosene Oil, 10 cases lot, per case.
Hunts Axes, handled per dozen.
Shovels, patent, Hong handlesl per dozen.
Shovel Handles, patent, long and short,
per dozen, each.
Picks, Hunts and Iron City, per dozen.
Mattocks, Hunts and Iron City, per
dozen.
Hinges, galvanized and iron s to -
inches, per dozen pairs.
Northwest Lumber, timber, per NJ feet.
Northwest Lumber, plank, per NJ feet.
Northwest Lumber, boards, per NJ feet
Northwest Lumber, scantling, per NJ feet
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AN ENGLISH PREDICTION.


Doomed to Defeat.
LONDON, March 22.-The Philadelphia
correspondent of the Times predicts the
inevitable defeat OF the Democrats at
the next Presidential election. Com
menting on this prediction the Times
says: IF this be true we must look for
startling disclosures to beat the record
OF the preceding Administration. The
Democrats have shown deplorable va
cillation in dealing with the tariff and
silver, but we should have supposed
that it needed much more than this to
wipe out the memory of the tremendous
Republican fiasco. If there be reason
to apprehend something worse from the
continuance IN power of the Democrats
the situation must indeed be gloomy.
Whether Mr.. Cleveland yields to pres
sure and keeps the party together by
giving a sop to the silver men in con
nection with the Seigniorage bill. or
whether he vetoes the bill, the Demo-
Gratis can hardly escape injury. The
uncertainty of the entire situation is a
danger which must retard the improve.
ment of business in the States"
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THE BLAKE AT BLUEFIELDs.
English Sailors Are stilI In Fun Posses
sion There.

New ORLEANS, March 23-The condi-
ton of affairs in Bluefelds is as unsettled
as ever. The English are in practical
control of the entire reservation. Last
night the steamship William 6. Howes
of the Southern Pacific line arrived
from the Southern Pacific seaport town
with the latest news. There seems to
be no attempt whatever to bring about
a peaceful government. The Command
er of the Cleopatra has assumed control
of the Government to a certain extent,
aud this is all the government there is
in the city. On Friday last the British
battle-ship Blake came to anchor near
the Cleopatra. The vessel is expected
to remain, and the Cleopatra will leave
for the northern seas.
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fc.loos dump cart Ifo ior dozen.
pokcs. dump Darf aI0. ler dozen.
lu Iron. round and nal. ohuci, rci
pound
Portland Cement per barrel.
German Cement, per barrel
Red bricks, per thousand.
llames. per PAIR.
Lime. pei barrel
Dump saddles, each
Horse aud Mule Collars. each
Scythes. per dozen.
Scythc Handles. each
Sledge and Stone Hammers, per pound.
Files, assorted sizes, per dozen.
Red Lanterns. per dozen.
Lead, white, per pound.
Washers assorted sizes, per package.
Screws. assorted sizes, per package.
Carriage bolts, assorted sizes, per pack.
age.
Axles, q, 81, 81 and 3.
Fish Oil, per gallon.
Rubber Packing. per pound.
Emery Cloth, per dozen
Yard Brooms, per dozen.
Sheep Skin, per piece.
All bids must be endorsed Tenders
for Tools and Materials, Honolulu
Rods" and all supplies must be de-
livered within ONE MILE Of the Post
Office free of charge, and are subject to
Al. II. 4 e..
The Minister of the Interior does not
bind himself to accept the lowest OF
any bid.
j. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior
Interior ONCE,
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WANTS ILL" TO LECTURE.
Negotiations for Tour of the Deposed
Queen.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 22.-Dr. J.
A. Houser, OF this city, announces he is
about to close negotiations with ex-
Queen Liliuokalani for lecture tour of
the United States. Mr., Houser wrote to
the ex -Queen six weeks ago Offering to
manage a tour for her, and the reply in
dicates that she will accept the PROPOSE
ton made. 1--WE shall begin the tour in
San Francisco" said he, las soon as the
Queen desires to come over. | will be
there to meet her, and from that city
will make prolonged tour OF the whole
country, visiting all the cities OF i'm
portance. | have arranged for the
Queen to wear a crown on the stage, and
she will present precisely the same APP
pearance that she does at Honolulu"
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april 1891.

april I, 1884,
Between the registration and
the discussion of the franchise
for the Japanese, politics are
getting warm. In countries
where advanced civilization is
the boast of the people an cleo
ton campaign is the season for
mud throwing through the press
just why has never been fully
explained except that it is poll
tics" The indications point
toward a thoroughly American
campaign here, but, as there is
practically but one Richmond
in the field it is likely our daily
press will continue as good
"family journals and the people
will not be obliged to scrape
political mud from the pages
before taking the papers into
their homes. Politics make it
lively among the candidates and
their friends but we have never
heard of a business man who
complained of being overworked
in his store as the result OF an
election campaign,
There are some things, how
ever, that people will buy before,
during and alter campaign and
one of these is Haviland China.
We have sold this ware ever
since we have been in business
and it seems to be growing in
popularity all the time. 1t is SC
different from other ware as We
sell it because you can always
have complete set. We have
duplicates of every piece sold SC
that if you happen by any acCi
dent to break plate or cuE
you can replace it at any time
In other decorated china once ;
piece of a set is broken your Sc
is imperfect and cannot be made
right except at considerable
expense. With Haviland war,
you can replace a broken pee,
at the same rate you pay for i
when you buy a whole set. Gu
"2lq6' pattern is considered b,
people here to be as handsome
as any china manufactured.
A stove is as necessary an art
Gle as will be found in the house
the days of the kerosene tin 70
baking purposes are numbere,
in modern Hawaii; the advanC
of civilization across the PaCifi
has brought us, not only tn
American system of politics an
Tammany methods, but tn
Fischer Steel Range. 1t doe
not matter whether you use coz
at five or twenty dollars a to
or wood at ten dollars per core
you will save money. A FisChe
Steel Range will burn one-thir
less fuel than any other stove c
the same size. Another thing j
its favor is the fact that it wi
heat up quicker than any othe
style of stove. Fifteen minute
after the fire is lighted you
chops and coffee are ready o
the table. We have for thes
ranges both tanks for hot waite
and charcoal broilers. The waite
pipes are already in the range.
SO that you have little to do wit
) the plumber when you take
Fischer Range. The charcoa
broilers are attached to tn
| range, and when you wish t
broil a fish or a steak you ca
get the food close down over tn
Goals.
I We have in Iron Stoves wha
we consider the best cheap stow
in the country. We sell on a
average two every day OF tn
Pansy Stoves, and have yet t
hear of a complaint from pul
chaser. They are economical c
} coal or wood and are sold by II
at the lowest price possible.
you do not wish to go to the e,
pense of Steel Range, there
no better substitute than Pans
Stove.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Interior Office,
April 8, 1894.
M u.

Notice is hereby given that the ac-
counts for the biennial fiscal period,
ending March 3lst, 1894, and will be
closed promptly Mt ~ o'clock, noon
on Saturday April l4th 1894, and all ac
counts outstanding and unpaid after
that time, will require a special act tC
be passed, authorizing payment Of
same.
w. G. ASHLEY,
Registrar of Public Accounts.
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8l63t
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
Interior Office.
April 6, 1894.

The Board OF Registration for the five
Representative Districts OF Honolulu
will be in attendance at the old Legis-
lature hall in the Judiciary building
every day, Sundays excepted, from 10
a. m. to . p. M, and on Tuesday and
Saturday evenings from to . p. M, for
the purpose OF receiving applications for
registration and administering the oath
required by law. All persons applying
for registration will be required to pro-
duce their receipts for personal taxes for
1898, or ii exempt from such taxes by
service in the military or police, certifi-
Gates to that effect from the Colonel OF
the National Guard or the Marshal, as
the case may be.
Registration will close on Saturday
April 2lst.
CHAS. r. RODGERS, NJ. D.,
Approved: Chairman.
j. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior
Interior Office,
March "a. 1894.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Interior Office,
March "a. 1894.

All sidewalks, etc, must be weeded,
kept clean and be free from rubbish,
etc, otherwise it will be done by the
Road Department at the expense OF the
owners OF the property.
Fly order OF the Minister OF the Interior.
W. II. CUMMINGS,
Road Supervisor, Honolulu.
3lO-2w.
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BY AUTHORITY.

sAtE on rErANCy ~ viii oF rHi
cHRtsE rHtATRE BuiLDiEo. on
kiNo STREET. HoHoLULu, OAHU
On TUESDAY. MAY =, 1894. at twelve
O'Clock. noon. ut the front entrance of
the Executive Building, win bc sold at
Public Auction. the Tenancy ut win
Of the Chinese Theatre Building stu
ate ON King street, Honolulu, Oahu.
TERMS. - Tenancy from month TO
month. until such time as the Minister
nj the Interior or the tenant may wish
to terminate the same, by giving thirty
davs notice.
Upset price, 500 per month; paya-
BILE monthly in advance.
j. a. KING.
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office.
| April 6, 1894
alG-3t
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SALE OF TENANCY At WILL OF THE
STORE ON KING STREET AND AID
JOINING THE CHINESE THEATRE.
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On TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1894, at twelve
o'clock noon. at the front entrance of
the Executive Building. will be sold at
Public Auction, the Tenancy at VIII of
the premises occupied as a store, on
King street, on the Waikiki side of and
adjoining the Chinese Theatre, Honolu-
In, Oahu.
TERMs:-Tenancy from month to
month, until such time as the Minister
of the Interior or the tenant may wish
to terminate the same, by giving thirty
days notice.
Upset price:-Sl0 per month. payable
monthly in advance.
j. a. KING,
Minister of the Interior
Interior Office,
April 6, 1894
QIe Qt
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TO MARRY PRINCESS MAUD.
Lord Rosebery win Become the Prince
of Wales Son-in-Law.

of Wales Son-in-Law.
LONDON, March 2l.-The Sun CORES
pendent learns from an authoritative
quarter that the Queen and the Prince
of Wales have given their consent to the
marriage of Lord Rosebery with the
Princess Maud of Wales, and the official
announcement may be expected any
day.
This was the business which caused
ROsebery's urgent summons TO the
Queens presence on Saturday before
the announcement of Gladstone's retire
ment and the mysterious hob-nobbing
OF the Ministers on the Sunday fol-
lowing,
The German tramp steamer Bremerha-
ven collided with am icefield ON March
nth and was badly damaged. She
missed hitting an iceberg 800 feet high.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-10

Latest Noveiues o. Dress Goods.
Wool Materials. In the Newest rIaids, Stripes
and Solid Coots st very low prices.
Az Wool CRAns M SCUM Coross.
An elegant assortment of
Fancy Figured and Solid Color Silks, Shot Silks
che iatesu, in all Shades Figured India Silks boz
dress patterns. Crystal Silks, India SILKS, Lunch
Silks. a full line OF Silks IN an colors
~ Fifty cents a Yard.
These Goods are selected personally
of the Very Latest, aut
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WALTER ID. SMITH. MANAGING E1.tnr
uruRGE MANSON. business Nouoe r
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puWttsntu IvERy ArrtRNooU
ExcEpr suNDAN
ry me uAWAuAN STAR NEWsrA.
pFR ASSOCIATION, Ia.
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TEUsDAY, APRIL 49, 1884
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Registrar of Public Accounts.
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CAPITAL BRIEFS.

The house adjourned yesterday in re-
spcct to tho memory Of Congressman
Brattan, OF Maryland.
All the bills for the determination OF
tho Russian thistle have been reported
adversely to the house.
General Coxey has been given until
noon to-day by tho District OF Columbia
commissioners to move his "army" from
its present camp ground.
Major J. W. Powell. director OF the
United States geological survey, haa re-
signed, after serving thirteen yeara.
Tho Office pays $4,000 a year. &
Senator Harris will make IN effort to-
day to obtain consideration OF his reso.
luton providing for 10 o'clock sessions.
He tried It yesterday but was repulsed
by Senator Hoar. Republicans will op.
pose tho tariff bill at every step, and
will, therefore, fight tho resolution.
The government secret service has
begun crusade against persons who
use counterfeit reproductions of Worlds
Fair medals and diplomas for advertia.
ing purposes. Recently the secret ser.
vice officers seized IS, 900 checker boards
on ono side OF which was q colorcd lith.
ograph reproduction Of the Worlds
lair diploma. These checker boards
were used by a root beer maker.
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KNIGHTS TENIPLAR

Adjourn After IL Pleasant session-Thc
Now Officers Elected.
Special DiEpG;ch 10 the hGei!fsenctr.
WESTON, W. Va, May l0.-Tho TWEEN.
tieth annual conclnvo Of tho Grand
Commundery of Knights Templar has
adjourned; all the communicates in the
state wero represented. Nothing but
routine business was transacted. The
usual parade was held, headed by the
Mountain City cornet band from Fair.
mont and the Weston band. The fol-
lowing sir knights were elected for the
coming year: W. U. Vanwinklc, Park
ersburg. Grand Commander; W. II. II.
Holswade, Huntington. deputy grand
commander; J. G. RiheldatIer, Wheel
ing. grandgencralssimo; L n. Tavaner,
Parkcrsburg; grand captain general; j.
A. Bryan, Parkersburg, gand prclate ;Jno.
\. Iorn, Wheeling, grand senior warden !;
George W. Feidt, Martinsburg, grand
junior warden; D. W. Emmons, Hunt
iugton, grand treasurer; r. c. Dunning.
ton, Rairmont, grand recorder; A. A.
Lewis, Weston, grand standard bearer !;
Phillip Goodwill, Bramwell, grand
sword bearer; 9. Il Quinzel, Martins
burg, grand warden; ]. s. Lewis, Wes-
ton, grand captain Of tho guard.
An elaborate banquet was tondered
by St. Johns Commandcry, Of this place.
The next meeting of tho grand COM
mandery will be held In Fairmont on
tho second Wednesday of May, 1895,
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sALIsA, KANSAS. May lo.-lO:30 p. m.
Tho war" is over. The intrepid
Colorado contingent Of tho Common.
veal which has kept Colorado and Kan
sas in an uproar for two days, has sur.
rcndored Internationally to United
States Marshal Neeley. They wcre 450
strong, and every man was put undor
arrest The surrender was made poace-
ably and the cntire army Is being taken
to Topeka for trial. The special train
is now on route with the captured army
Gud is making rapid time on its roturn
trip.
Three timeH their stolen train was re-
ported stalled before cars and engines
purposely run of the track ahead OF
them, and each .imo tho railroad
officials believed they were masters of
tho situation. Bnt in less time than it
took tho railroad company to throw
their engines from the track at ono
place and tear up the rails at another,
the 90 ahead "wealers" had built new
track around tho feeble distractions
and relaid the torn up rails with their
iorco OF $50 mon.
The army's sympathizers werc hoping
that the dare devil band might run the
gauntlet OF United States Marshal Nee
lev's hundred Winchesters and reach
Iopcka without further molcstation.
Once ut Topeka they believed the train
stealers would be free from care and
penalty.
With United States Marshal Nenlcy
and force OF fifty men, each armed
with a rifle or shot gun, Waggener
started on special train from Topeka.
Tho forces and fro arma were increased
en- route, and whom tho special reached
Scott City, Kansas. 100 deputics, each
with gun. were aboard.
Tho wild train reached Horace, Kan.
ens, about 2 o'clock, where they found
ln east-bound and mail .that had been
hold by tho company. Tho wealera
commanded this train. to move and
after. an exchange OF dispatches with
tho superintendent, the train sped
away. Regarding this train US safo
pilot, the special kept close in its wake.
Without mishap tho runaways reach
edScott City, which they approached
warily. They saw fifty feet OF track
torn UP In front OF tho station and
100 men with 100 riles lined UP on tho
station platform. Tho engineer rever-
sed quickly and before the deputies had
time to think their expected antagonists
had disappeared in the distance from
whence they camo.