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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-28
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CAMERON. Coru.vnvr

CAMERON. CoNaANDEE.
VIII leave Honolulu Tuesdays at o.clsex
p m, touching al kahului Hama. Ha-
moa and kipahUlu. Maui Returning ar
rlyes at Honolulu Sunday mornings
WIN call al Nun. Kaupo. once each
month.
No freight VIII be received after y.
N on day Of sailing
This company reserves the right "a
make changes IN tie time OF Departure
and arrival OF its steamers WITHOUT
NOTICE, and 1t viii not be responsible
Ior any consequences arising thersfrou
Consignees must be at the landings "a
receive their freight This company VIII
after it has been landed.
risk
This coEra7r viii not be responsible
Ior money or valuablss OF passengers IN
less placed IN the care of pursers-
Packages oon.sining personal effects. whether
snip4ea = oaszsse OF freight. II the Contents
thereof ezcrcd $1,000 in value, must have the
value thereof panty stated and marked. aud
tue Company will not hold itself liable for anF
loss or damage in excess OF this sum except the
goods be shipped lnder special contract
All en- ioyees Of the Company are forbidden
10 receive freight without delivering Shipping
receipt therefor IN the form prescribed 81 he
Company and which may be seen By shippers
pany's steamers
slippers are notified that If freight Is shipped
without such receipt, II win be solely a. the
risk OF The shipper
Passengers are requested to purchase
uckets before embarking- Those fall
ing 10 do so will be subject TO an add
tional charge Of Is per cent
c. L WIGHT, President.
5. B. ROSE, Secretary.
CAPT. J. a KING Port Superintendent
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-28

Judge Stanley yesterday committed
three U=1 q thz schooner Labrador
f9- trial q JLz charge Of smuggling
cQ-z1 EI7 tia country ne dsts1d-
ans zre John Esazs Jas Carter and
i Teu-eh- Bail Is fzsd At $500 for
each Ezl PAM Eeuna1a has retired
f-Cz tLz case ComzeI far the prison
IS Ez5s tbs E0Cioa that his clients Be
l-=-Lzrg=[ This US oFsrEuIad
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-28

Nel,1sr &C tn czv co1=5seees exist
1-S t,- chs r-ro=s i moving fl- 3
s'o--e1 q jay csls1za ion Lis ysar. So
Ia Is -As American seccEoa Is con-
es-1s1 IT Is SeSrlee that there wiz he :
v-l-- FIR ne 22rsxa51oa news Then
-As-e VII = es
ne Esalz-5 Boa1 Cc1o VIII sfvs Z
taHcz2s gG-yy IL the boat ha1ss On ths
1Is1t a r1s F'o-5h- as the ANIMAL
eelso-a15o- ea-l-=saI-1tzz,11r-9S 5c be
emitted
II LAY b nat there vIl be zons
EreEUrss On re Fc-tR- b15 I, Is more
asslZ -ha1 they wiz be saved fur the
hosting q ses Stars and stripes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-28

LheTs's 10 Eze II taking. says ".
= BrOadTe-i, 6ruZgiE, La CyEe
Asz- -Chz-1erlzin's Cole, Cholera
al1 Dlzrranez RezsdF does the Eork
AfEsr taking Medicines q ny oEn pre-
ParzTio1 and thOse Cf o-he-s 1 tnok z
ooss q ChzEbeEizfn's and Il heIpsd
ne Z seco1d dose carzd ne Candid
y and enIzcieEtfoEzIy I ran recou-
Hzend L a. the besr thing On the mar
Esr For sale by al druggists and
cszlsrs- Benson. Sulrh Z So, Ltd
agents for Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-28

soees shat yu1r wo-S nay res1ls IL
permanent Vll-e % These Tsts15s> and
! alSo ask ea41. Il 1t appears TO you
3 any tina Ia1s night he abe 10 %
goa . s-12-- service vu1 VIII directly
S7s re o7co-sC21cv Of dong g.
EcC-s Ts-T truly.
WALTE2S 1Ay-v-E--
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-28
OUR REPUTATION

For fine ,rdieh ,cork is pcide-
spread: bat zee irish to iRs-
press ths fer NhO NAV not
yet be in IiRs. ruth The ReueS-
Sitg OF sending their lraichsS.
lrhos ont OF order to as d.
rsctlu: and not FIRST all0ir CT
erg tinker TO yHia the EGtch,
after rhich, send Il to rs for
proper repairs.
TIE Cost is ARRAYS more to yea.
after such treatment +: epsr 50
much better 10 send It right
dozen to Ms, for re all0lr
nothing Bat perfect lcork 10
Ieaps car IrorkShop.
T0u ral bs surprised. too, ho,e
mach cheaper It riil Be, and
h0lr mach more satisfactory
to goa.
II atchss are securely packed IN
lo0OdeH jOTsS. and returned
ia Tie safest possible manner.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-28
Hohf-au svrsv.

Tie Z s s lI1hizzu sailed away II
The direction q Nam Sunday n0Fn-
fIz Sc hzz g1as far : tzrget prse-
nee cruise While II port The nan
were kept busy przcticlng with their
rlE=s- Nov the Nohican g9@ cut 10
III the big Ez
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-28

TIE Berkeley Gszetts, If Jane 9th,
contains z two column interview with
the Rev J. 4 CF1zan, in which he
speaks IN vary complimentary terms
u the deTelCDment Of the Islands- He
tells Of the elaborate preparations 10
greet the Boys In Blue.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-28

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reler-s 1r5-lIzg lsF q snceLzti0l
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-28
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-28
AYERS
Sarsaparina

VII Il makes tas liver. kSineys skin az3
beTes perfaC- their proper worS- It H.
moves al Impurities fro1 the blood And II
makes the elooa rich in It's E:e-giiyiius prey
critics.
Fer et1cCsrsss take ArES'S FTIIs- Thsy
rruUrriv rsllsve snS surely care Take them
w1Ch Ayers >arsarkrill1s cue ais the other
EoLLISTER DRUG co, Agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
NcrNe ola Woman LniIcr.

Boone county. W. Va, has the only
woman jailer in fun charge Of a county
penal institution I'm the United States.
She has been in Office two months and
the county court which appointed her
has no reason 90 regret IT, She has in
stituted many reforms In the management
of the jail, and hers is one of the Few
institutions which the State Prison In
spector has found entirely satisfactory.
The woman's name is Mary Jane Bal
lard. Her husband. ST. Clair Ballard,
was jailer till his death. last July. When
Ballard died there was q great scramble
among the politicians. which resulted IN
some complications that prevented the
selection OF any of them.
Mrs. Ballard was an applicant in a mod
est way. and 10 get ont OF the difficulty
the county court appointed her two
months ago Mrs. Ballard is feet inches
tall "a years old. and is as intrepid and
fearless as was her husband before her
There is not man IN the county who
does not acknowledge her his equal in
courage and craftsmanship.
Last week she coolly walked into the
iail where several desperate men were
loose in the corridor and hacking I'd to
the door levelled her gun and cowed them
into entering their cells. where she locked
them up, heading on a jail-break.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
1G72s


In view Of the fact that there IS SUI
perabundance OF peanuts raised every
year in Virginia. North Carolina and
other parts OF the South, the suggestion
IS made that peanut oil be USED more
extensively IN pharmacy and be per
mitied to take the place, to a certain
extent. OF olive oil. Professor S. +.
Sadtl.r recently produced an expert
mental soda soap from the oil extracted
from American peanuts. in reporting
this fact, he remarked significantly that
the bulk q the CASTLE soap made In
Marscilcs is made from African peanut
oil. The average grade Of American
peanuts Is slightly inferior 10 the East
African peanut i'm oi-producing value,
but experience has demonstrated tho
excellent quality Of the American peanut
oil.
Foreign peanut oil comes 10 this coun-
try in large quantities under different
names. much of 10 labeled virgin olive
oil" Professor Saduer says of his ex-
periments with oil from Virginia pea
nuts:
"The c0ld-presscd OH Is Of pale yellow
color, and Of a pleasant flavor and odor.
A very slight refining makes IL am agree
able table oil for salads and other GULL
nary purposes. IL has already been noted
with English peanut oil (and / can con-
firm il from my experience with Amer
lean OLD that when once freed from the
free acid found in the raw state 1t does
not tend TO become rancid as easily as
olive oil. / have exposed samples 10
strong sunslight for weeks without de-
veloping the slightest rancidity."
There has been comparatively little at
tention given to the production of pea
nut oil in this country, and at present
DOT on ffnpurfnuf clement iu come
merce. However. as the chemical COM
position Of the peanut becomes better
known attention is drawn to the food
value Of the peanut meal and the pea
nut grits. II has been found that they
are richer IN nitrogen0us principles than
any Of the vegetable seed cakes.-Pitts-
burg Dlspatch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06

Commission Is that all the capital with
the exception of a small proportion Tor
Eve years. is kept at home for loans
within the community. The bank is able
10 loan the original capital except the
portion required for res 3rve funds. and Is
able TO loan also an amount of notes up
20 so per cent of the capital, subject to
only small deductions. The computation
Of the Bankers Magazine" is based upon
the assumption that under the present
law a national bank would take out only
the minimum required circulation which
upon a capital Of 100000 would be $3.50
The result would not be very different II
the whole capital were invested i'm bonds.
IL Is also pointed out that banks with
capital OF $4,000 which are permitted by
the plan OF tho Commission would be
able with this capital, without taking ac-
count Of any deposits, to make loans
amounting to $36.T&
"Ths." says the Magazine, would ap-
pear to be sufficient advantage TO induce
every sound bank in the country TO put
Itself under the supervision of the nation
~ banking laws" The obvious effect OF
this Increased loaning power will be to
make money easier IN sections where is
is now hard to get and TO reduce inter-
est rates by means of the wider margin
afforded TO the banks and the compeu-
ton which the new system would be
likely to develop. The effect Of the plan
Of the Monetary Commission upon the
banks, as set forth in detail I'm the
Bankers Magazine" IS as follows:
THE INCREASE IN LOANTNG pow
ER AND CONSEQUENT BENEFIT
TO THE PUBLIC.
Heretofore the benefit derived from
bank circulation based on the plan of the
Commission he's been considered from the
standpoint Of the bank. The rate as
sumed for bank loans. per cent, IS a
high one and does not prevail throughout
the country, though there are some To-
calities and sections where the rate is
even higher Ire banks also have 20 pay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06

Lophogobivs cyprinoiCes. fish with a
look of melancholy surprise on his face
was discovered In the mouth Of Little
river. near Miami Fla.
Ito is one OF the most remarkable Of
those remarkable fish. the gob,cs This
particular species IS West Indian, and
never before has been known 10 exist
north OF cuba. Coolies are queer fish IN
other things esidcs locks. Some ike TO
sleep standing" on their heads others
love 10 squeeze in between two rocks
one species csteems 10 the greatest pleas
ure In life TO edge and burrow under n
rock and lie on one side under 1t TO
dream.
A BRAND NEW VARIETY.
A beautiful big fish was caught by
Key West fisherman I'm about thirty feet
Of water with a hook baited with a sar-
dine only one man who saw 10 could
recall ever having seen another IKE IT,
He was not sure about a.. either. but
thought he had once seen q similar fish
in the Canary Islands, whore it was
Known as 'cabosa."
uts general color was brown. with
large. irregular white spots. The belly
was brassy brown the fms blotcned With
white. olive and black and bordered with
green and orange. In general shape II
was like a perch or sea bass. Il was
NAMED Dcrmatolopis zanclus.
Dr. Torleton II. Bean and Mr.. Ever-
mann obtained q FISH new TO United
States waters of Fort Pierce. Fla lie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
plmckY Women.

one Of tho most admirable attributes
that a woman can possess, according to
masculine views. o. pluck. You feel that
"a man has a sincere admiration for one
Of the opposite sex when he says with
an honest ring In his voice: "She IS q
plucky little woman" And he does all
he can TO encourage her and make the
burden less heavy TO carry, for If the
Lord helps them that help themselves II
is equally true that mankind follows the
high example to the letter.
When a woman is gritty she is thor
oughly so, and Keeps up under trying
difficulties, fighting off mental and bodily
Ills which, without meaning anything de-
trim-ntal 10 the stronger sex, We must
add parenthetcally, would cause o. man
to succumb at the outset. She struggles
along. and before the world Is brave and
cheerful, making light of the worries
that are IN reality eating out her very
soul.
But when the necessity for wearing the
mask IS laid aside and she can hide away
IN some little corner where naught but
affection and tenderness can enter. what
IS she them A woman through and
through. helpless, clinging. and without
a vestige Of those go-ahead qualities that
have given her the reputation for pluck.
WOmans nature doesn't change, even
though the need of money or the desire
for fame urges her out into the hurry
and worry of that side Of life so differ
ent from the encircling protection OF the
home circle.
She may appear Indifferent TO outsid-
ers, but she IS not so in reality. She may
show q pair Of bright. keen eyes, that
look as though their hrilllance never
could be dimmed by tears and yet the
struggle may sometimes prove too much.
and IN the seclusion Of her own room
all the pent up trouble will find vent I'm
such o. III Of weeping as would aston
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
ALL GET OFFICES.
Members Of the Republican Executive
Committee Provide for Themselves

Aouinlilltf GiDNiut ipi iii'H'7'A '''
81 can't tell you who Will be the next
postmaster nor when he will be named.
said Mr.. o. IA. Russell. From
what / can learn it seems that the APP
pointment is tied up. IL viii, / presume
be made before the 1st OF April.
Messrs. Wray r. Knight and }. j.
Rsdmund, who have lately been TO Wash
ington, both express themselves as salts
ned with their chances. Mr.. Knight Is
confident because he has the backing oil
the Virginia dispensers Of tho patronage.
Mr.. Redmuud has reason 10 be hopeful
because he has Oh file az Washington q
monster petition. Mr. Russeil's claims are
endorsed by the larger portion OF the
business community.
IL will be recalled that Judge Waddill
called into conference Judge l.. l.. Lewis
and Col. James u. Brady to help him
settle the postofflce matter They met at
Ruoger's and tho result mas been Kept
secret. Yet. II Is quite certain that Mr..
Knight was agreed upon.
When Judge Waddill shall be named
20 succeed Judge Hughes all the members
OF the State Republican Executive Com
mittee will have been provided for. Col
Brady Is Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the Eastern and Mr.. Park Agnew
for the Western District; Col. ;. Brown
Allen Is the Marshal for the Western dis
trict and Mr.. George r.. Bowden VIII be
the Collector Of Customs az Norlolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
KEEP MONEY AT HOME.
TIan Of the Monetary Commission 10
Increase the LOaning Power.

WASHINGTON. u. c. March 1.-The
eject OF the plan Of currency reform
prepared by the Monetary Commission.
in Increasing the ability OF the banks to
extend accommodations to the public. is
the subject Of some interesting computa-
lions in the New York Bankers Maya
zine for February. IL appears that
upon capital OF $4,000. there is an in
crease Of loaning power. above the power
under the present national banking law
amounting TO $3.50. The primary cause
Of this Is the fact that the banks are re-
quired under the present law to sink
heir capital I'm the purchase Of United
states l0nds al a premium, so that they
actually receive back less notes 20 be
'oaned than the amount originally invest
ed The capital which might be loaned ia
the community Is transferred 10 the per-
son or corpora ton from whom the bones
are purchased probably IN New York. or
some other money center. just as the
original holder transferred the capital
from HE own community TO the keeping
OF the United States FOR army supplies
and munitions OF way.
The essential feature Of the plan OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
Roncht a Fire.pamaged Coffin for So.

Yves Hall IS the name Of a Smith coun-
~ Kan, farmer whose 17-year-od
daughter died last Tuesday. He came
70 town after n coffin. and found one,
IL is said. that had been badly damaged
IN a fire that he could buy for s.. Load
ing the coffin into his wagon, so the story
goes ne drove around TO the different
carpenters of the town In search Of one
who would repair II. Knowing that Hail
was well off. the carpenters Indignantly
refused 10 do the work. and he was COM
PEELED 20 take the casket home and re-
pair it in the kitchen Of the house where
his dead daughter lay. The local papers
took up the affair. and II is believed that
the country will be made too warm for
Hall by his scandalized neighbors. Kan
sas City Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
NEW COPY FOUND AT FORT PIERCE, FLA.

fisherman gets out his rod and reel and
puts them in fishing order.
A VIRGINIA FISH
That ancient and secretive fellow. the
sea. gives up his mysteries reluctantly.
In waters most familiar. where many
generations have stirred and scroped
and explored the depths with nets and
dredges there stil hide strange forms
So. In commonplace home waters IN
the Rappahonpock river In Virgiisa. the
United states Fish Commission recently
discovered a new species. the grotesuue
little fellow of the name "Lyosploera
globosa."
Two specimens of this odd FISH were
taken. both IN that part Of the river near
windmill creek. They were about one
and one-quartcr inches long and one inch
wide and deep Their color was yellow
ish white. broken into hexagOnal spots
BY network Of dark brown. The entire
body was covered with minute hairiike
appendages.
This was not the only new and strange
fish that has been discovered recently
The same Government experts no re-
ported this new form announce nat in
designations IN Louisiana. Florida and
other localities have resulted In the cap
ture OF a number OF sTe'ies now TO
science. besides several known ferns
which have not been taken in United
States waters before.
ONE WITH TWO KEELS.
The queerest Of them all was feund
near Crawfsh Bar Key West. Fla. by
BARTON w. Evermann and William q.
Kendall They named him Corythro-
ichthys cayorum. and the kindest thing
that can he said is that he deserved It,
Cory &c. is fun of hard. bony ridre5 OK
cept where he has rings OF armor He
has two keels For the comfort Of ies'-
dents Of Key West ii must he explained
that he Is only three and a quarter inches
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
NEw Isl FoUND oFF KEY WEST. = LA.

all the expenses connected with She issue
and redemption and transportation OF
notes. The benefit TO the bank depends
200. entirely upon the demand for ac-
commodation on the part of the public
"1t has been the complaint that the
national banks under present law do not
satisfy this demand. IT will now be seen
how under the plan of the Commission
the power OF the banks to meet This de-
mand is increased At present q bank
viii 100000 capital can loan only its cap
tal and such deposits as it may have I'm
excess of the legal reserve required 10
De kept The power TO loan deposits will
remain under the plan Of the Commission
the same as now, and can, Therefore,
be left out of the comparison.
Under the present law q National Bank
with 100000 capital is obliged TO deposit
bonds OF the par value of $4,000. As
Stunning that the bank deposits fours of
1907 these bonds will at present prices
Ol2O require the investment of S2Sl25
of its capital
Ii has remaining for loars s1Sl5
ON the $4,000 bonds it can
issue circulation ....$22500
Less per cent. redemption
fund. ................. LIPS 2i375
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
TO LIGHT THE CITY.
The Council Consider the Matter To
MORROW Night.

The Common Council will hold a resu-
lar meeting tomorrow night at o'clock.
Probably the most important matter 10
be considered is the various bids for con-
tracts to light the city, which were LAID
on the city al the last meeting.
There are three competitors Tor me con-
tract-the Richmond Railway and Elec-
tic Company. the southern Electric Com
pany. and the Wel-bach Burner Com
pany. The bid of the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company IS lower than that
OF its electric competitor, and the Did OF
the Welsbach Company IS lower sun.
They propose to light the city at small
cost for each lamp. Gas. OF course VIII
be the fuel used.
Besides the lighting contract q great
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
At Work Again.

The girls who were thrown out Of work
few weeks ago by the fire Of the Rich
mond Shirt Manufacturing Company will
go 10 work in a few days. The company
has leased the three-story building at the
corner of Ross and Governor streets, and
viii resume work in a few days
They are now putting up a new plant
with improved machinery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-06
PARTY OF THIRTY FOR THE
kLONDYkE.

TWENTY-FIVE gold seekers have sub
scribed the necessary 5000 each 10 become
members OF a party OF thirty who will
start about March 23d for San Francisco.
from which point they sail in their own
charterer steamer for Copper river.
This amount covers all expenses OF
transportation and subsistence They
viii live aboard their steamer which has
already been chartered. thus avoiding
the discomforts Of camp life.
The Copper river climate is much milder
than interior and further north
Those wishing 10 join the party can
obtain information from Mr.. G. w. West
bury, T. p. A., Southern railway 920 east
Main street. Richmond. Va.
No more than thirty Will be accepted