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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-14
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain aud Produce.


Chicago. Jan. 49,
Following were the quotations on the
Board Of Trade today: Wheat-Janu-
ary. opened 90iRc, closed nominal; May.
opened 9Oc, closed 90ssc; July, opened
sic, closed s07sc. Corn-January:
opened and closed nominal; May, opened
29c. closed 29kc; July, opened zoe, closed
3Oltc. Oats-May, opened and closed
23skc. Pork-January, opened $3.50.
closed nominal; May, opened $3.50,
closed s9.45. Lard-January, opened
$4.75, closed nominal; May, opened
SASS. closed nominal.
Produce: Butter = Extra creamery,
l9c per 10; extra dairy, lie; fresh
packing stock lie. Eggs-Fresh stock,
2Qc per doz. Dressed Poultry-Turkeys,
S@10hc per 10; chickens, 6@7c; ducks,
60D7hc. Potatoes - Northwestern, o0Q
COO per blu. Sweet Potatoes-Illinois,
$1.75Q2.75 per Dbl.
Chicago Live stock.
Chicago, Jan. 49,
Hogs-Fstimated receipts for the day,
q. GOO sales ranged at $325@3.65 Tor
pigs. sS.5o@37O for light, sS.45qSeV ios
rough packing, $355G3.T5 for mixed, and
So. 55@3.75 for heavy packing and ship
ping lots Cattle-Estimated receipts
for the day, $500: quotations ranged al
SIS. 1OGrb6O fer choice to extra steers,
81. 5005.OO gocd to choice do, A.S5Q4.so
fair TO good. So.SJdti.1 common W me
dium DO, S2.70Q420 butchers steers,
| SO. OO63.75 stockers. S3..0@4.25 feeders,
81. OO6eS 80 COWS, s2.t0Q450 neifers. $2:4og
400 bulls, oxen ard stays, $3O0Q4.5o
Texas steer and Sc.=cd675 veal calves.
Sheen and Lambs-FStimated receipts
for the day. 1900. quotations ranged at
| SO. 6Ou4.4 40 westerns, $3.iOuf.65 natives
and $4.2OQ5.55 lambs.
~. Louis Grain.
st. Louis, Jan. 10.
wheat-Higher; No. red cash eleva-
tor. 93hc; track. 95@95hc; January
931bc: May, 93%c bid; July, 7Shc bid.
Corn-Better; No. 2 cash, FAC; track,
24hc; January, 231kc bid; May, Mtc;
July, 22%c; No. 2 white, 2bAg2oAc.
Rye-Dull; 441ac.
Milwaukee Grain.
Milwaukee, Jan. 13.
wheat-Steady; No. northern, s2hc;
No. 2 spring, SSc; May. 90c. Corn-firm;
No. 3. 27bc. Oats-Firm; No. white'
e41hc. Rye--Lower; No. !, 46c.
Detroit Grain.
Detroit, Jan. Is.
wheat-Cash white. exc; cash red,
e1Kc: May, 91Mc bid; July, S21sc pid.
Corn-Cash, 2sc. Oats-Cash wnite'
@Mc. Rye-47hc.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-14

To LET-Fur. ished room corner OF Oak
and Fifth streets, and several rooms in
the Agnitch block. Apply to Mrs, Wilkins,
over Cartons hard ware store.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-14

Anyone desiring board. with or with
out rooms, can learn a. good place nv
calling at the NEWS ofi.e.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-14
"arships Ordered "a,

bo.boan, OSs, Jan. A.-The British tor.
fvoyed ~ 'royers Hart and Handy,
\, have S the dispatch vessel AIac.
bewsrTa 0een ordered northward. The
b crn,..s orders of the British f,rst-
|nded' Edgar have been counter
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-14
FUNERAL DuRECTO n

SIVERT OLSON Funeral director ano
practical embalmer. Established In 1875. Scott
street. Red Jacket Night Calls by telephone
or otherwise promptly attended to.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-14
MONUM ENTS

y. A. BEVIER-Dealer sin granite ant
marble monuments and headstones; materia
and workmanship guaranteed. Office at tn,
Calumet Hotel
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-14

Total disbursements. S,b9I AZ
STATE OF MICHIGAN, Co. OF HoUGHroN SIS,
We, John Blomqvist, president and Alex
Leinonen. secretary, OF said company. do, and
each for himself doeth depose and say, that
know the contents thereof, and they have
good reason TO believe, and do believe said
statement TO be true
ALEX LEINONEN, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, at Calu-
met in said state and county, this eleventh
day of January A. ID. 1898.
Notary Public. Houghton o., Mich.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-14
No Expression Of Pain.

| NO Expression VI II dius
. An attempt was made to draw from
Andor or his men some expression OF
balm. but In vain. Lander has quite
one eye, though the doctors say
hat in time the sight may return. The
Dot irons were held just close enough
b his eyes not to touch the skin, with
he result that the eyes were withered
Ind shriveled. The Thibetans deem this
more painful than instantly burning
put the eyeballs. Day after day this
pa practiced, but no sign OF feeling
~ they able 70 extract. -
Landor's ankles and wrists are still
|vid from the cords with which he was
bound on the rack, and as he says,
IN animal in his condition would be
Instantly shot. With an indomitable
E he forces himself to stand and
yak, declaring his legs were made to
NJ and use them he will.
Skin Lacerated and Scanned.
- Photograph OF the victims after
heir release shows them to be un-
recognizable. Years seem to have
passed over their countenances. Their
Kin is lacerated and scanned with burns
ma slashes. Their hair is burned to
scalp their beard singed to powder,
@ eyebrows and the lashes burned
! se quick, and their eyes two ghast-
Sits
when The rescuers, two Englishmen
no Hindoo, reached the sufferers.
Ter thrilling adventures, Lander was
'hn few hours Of death. His rea-
pa MAD already gone, and 1t was only
the most prompt action that he was
Sallve After three hours attention
Fo Tar regained consciousness that
was able to tell where he had con-
aieu one OF his cameras, and he
USED 10 be taken, for he could not
Ae II himself, a photograph of the
wages lowering in terror Of the aveng-
g white men.
Preserved His Dairy and Maps.
Wer for moment during all this
,iOie tlme did Lander forget his
'O'osraphs and sketches. Up to the
onnent OF his capture he had kept his
NY complete After that time each
~ was impressed with hideous WV
e'S upon his mind. His outfit has
avn zen gwen up, and his precious
- ana maps of surveys have been
many OF the instruments with
po o~ ne was provided by the Royal
rs s'Spnleal society he was Obliged to
ma. ~ the Hlmalayas. There they
cone lor a time until some brave man
obshl' mem Lander himself will
''aOiy never be able to return.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-14
HENRY SAVAGE LANDoR

tree and slashed and bruised. while
tbe cords that held them cut deep into
theIr ankles and wrists. Landor's eyes
were burned with red-hot irons. He
was bound for hours on a rack and
twisted and wrenched out of all sem
ice to man. He was made to ride
kfhty miles on a saddle stuck full of
spikes. One of these entered the base
b his spinal column and shattered his
herye centers
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-14
BOHEMIA DRAY LINE,

J. BDDENNA PROPRIETOK,
He'd Jacket. Michigan.
Prom service. Leave orders or call op
by phone at Central Hotel. Baggage deliv-
cred on SUNDAY to and from all trains
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16
White House Protection.

WASHINGTON. - Additional ar
rangements for the military and police
protection of the White House and its
occupants have been completed ac-
cording to ,ne October report OF Col.
Bingham, the Engineer officer in
charge OF public buildings and grounds,
just submitted to the Chief of Army
Engineers. 1t Is now possible, by
means of the more complete electrical
system recently installed, to summon a
large police and military force by the
pressure Of single button in the
White House. In addition to summon
ing small number OF patrolmen from
the neighborhood the new system, by
a single signal, enables a guard In the
Executive Mansion to summon within
nine city precincts. The secret service
agents on guard at the Treasury, sey-
eral detectives from police headQuart-
ers, and a detachment of United States
troops from the Washington Arsenal.
This system Is to be used only in case
NJ extreme emergency. The location OF
the call box and the ramihcations OF
the system OF wires are kept secret.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16
LOCAL BRtyITleS.

Basket ball Is now the fayorito game
AT Punahou
Grinding is TO begin AZ Eva sugar
mill next week
The Government dredger is now be-
ing operated day and night.
Kaumakapili church will have a SUN
day school review, December Is.
The Government will on the 2Oth
inst, pay accounts contracted Last
month
The kamehamoha Founders Day
sports will De held on Saturday after
noon next
Numbers Of the First New York con
yalescents manage 10 get down town in
the mornings.
JOS. l.. Cooke and 4. j. Campbell
are 10 become members of the Chamber
ot Commerce.
J. ID. Paris, having attended to some
legal business here, has gone back 10
his Hawaii estates.
Stocks are trife quiet. IL the
courts permitted trading IN Waial,rl
there would be lots OF II.
Mrs. G. G. Kennedy. after a visit with
Honolulu friends, has returned TO her
home az Waiakea. Hawaii.
Mrs. X. T.. Woodward, the we'll
known vocalist, is 10 go to the States
for treatment of her throat.
A handsome 1899 calendar has been
Issued by the Hawaiian Gazette Com
pany. A fire alarm list Is given.
The town arrests by the police last
night were two Cinnamon with lottery
tickets and two haoles for intOxication.
W. c. Parke has been elecIad Dis
trict Deputy Grand Sire OF the ]. y. q.
f., vice II. II. Williams. term expired.
The wheel riders who are To hold a
meet at Waikiki. Maui. on New Year,
Day. are training hard ON the Homo
lulu roads.
There Is proposed by some men fig
uring on larger harbor TO take a por-
ton Of the anchorage In front Of the
boat houses
There are lots OF camp rumors with
the battalion Of Engineers now. Quite
II number OF the men are very anxious
to return To the States. Many are SUI
fering heavy financial loss while re-
naming here.
Mr.. Tracy, who recently disposed Of
his Fort street clothing store to Mr..
Lando has gone into business In Oak
land, California, where he has fitted up
an elegant haberdashery.
DIR. Soper, who has been at the King
street Military Hospital for some time.
has been transferred to Buena Vista,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16
A '.PAkE !. : FIELD
There is Demand for Chi
nese Laborers in FIJI.
British Colony Extends an Invita-
tion-Only Way inaWhich to
Develop Country

ltiJl lmts.J
The Governor, IN his recent message
to the Legislative Council, intimates
that, under certain not very oppressive
conditions, he would favor the intro
duction OF Chinese coolies into Fiji, as
His EAcellency was OF opinion that
their presence would tend to develop
the resources Of the country. No doubt
the Governor Is on the right track"
when he makes the suggestion that he
recognizes the desirability OF encour-
aging John" TO come to this country
TO till the soil and by his industry
make 1t give forth an Increase Once
the colony endorses the Governor
views, and We see no good reason why
1t should not, steps should be taken
to make II known that the Monaghan
will be made welcome in this colony,
and, more especially so, II he comes
here in an agricultural capacity. With
the native population on the steady de-
cline, from causes which no one can
control, 1t would appear only the COR
rect system TO pursue TO encourage TO
these shores any race Of people who
are able and willing to render produc-
tive the large tracts of land which still
remain in their primeval state. For
the colony simply 70 fold Its hands and
remain innate while the people are
gradually but surely wasting away,
without putting forth an effort to I'LL
up the ranks, Is surely not the correct
policy to follow. II it were, the larg-
er portion of the landed estate in the
country would become worthless, as It
is only by making the land give forth
its increase that they may be regarded
as u bona fde asset. AS a matter OF
fact, the landed estate in this colony Is
Of far less value today than when the
population numbered 10000 more.
Whether this decline in values can be
solely attributed to shrinkage of popu-
lation, We will not stop TO inquire.
Anyway. 1t Is one OF the causes.
Once 1t Is known outside Fiji that
Chinese are welcome to settle here and
the colony can reasonably anticipate
that once the introduction Is com
menced a steady flow Of these sons Of
the Sun will set in, and the labor mar
ket Of the colony will be relieved. 1t
is absolutely necessary to the success
full cultivation of many tropical pro-
ducts that labor be alike abundant and
cheap, and 1t is only by some such
method as now suggested by His Ey-
cellency that these latter economic
conditions can be brought about. Al
ready the Polynesian, on the principal
of course OF supply and demand, Is re-
curing eXtravagant pay-far more
than his services are worth-and until
some substitute Is provided there can
be very little doubt that the claim in
the shape Of wages will be more ex-
cessive still.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16
japanese Woman Beaten 10 Death
al WaiaIIa.
HUSBAND IS UNDER ARREST
Body Found Near Cane Fielc
Couple Had ousrreiisd Work
OF the Police.

Iuar, rsauqlar.. eert uu..lel a.
10 o'clock yesterday morning tina, a
murder had been committed AZ Waia.
Ina plantation. a few minutes later
ady.yes giving particulars wcra ts.c-
phoncd In.
The 1rlri story of The Crlml Rts
that a japanese somsn. In the service.
OF The sugar estate, wa the victim and
that evidently she bad been beaten tu
death. Deputy Marshal Chas. Chit
lingworth was sen; down On the train
90 take hold ~ the case.
The officer SOON lf.er his arrival az
Waialua sent in Confirmation OF the
main facts gwen "a the alarm He
had the body " the murdered woman
removed from the open 20 proper
place. and, using the police OF the 10.
cality, Immediately instituted search
ing investigation. N On hour he had
three men, including the husband o!
the dead woman, under arrest.
II II more than likely that lshimotu,
the husband will 30 charged with tho
crime.
There was found over the right tenn
pie Of the woman frightful bruise
that was IN all probability the caus.
OF the death ana that was apparently
inflicted with sufficient force to cause
the ending Of life quickly
The reason that ths husband is sus-
pected Is that he aud bis wife have not
been Oh the best Of terms for some
time and that the other japanese say
that on Sunday las, Isnimotu whipped
his wife, Was resisted by her, and in
the fight chewed the fingers Of one OF
her hands out OF al semblance to
fingers The other two Japanese held
under arrest are At present the prin-
cipal witnesses. Dg' others will be
found
The story Of ths husband Is that on
Wednesday evening AZ he was leaving
the cane fields with his wife, a crowd
Of japanese rushed on the couple and
bore the woman away. There Is no
confederation OF this statement. SO far
as now known the woman was last
seen alive az $3.50 Wednesday evening.
The body was found on open land by
some Japanese. II was about fifty feet
from A cane field and 100 feet from the
railway.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16

shass ~ virtaa n ln saafpa A
io 'e ESQ isff cot flam npana VIA
81 isiheh i.lsl oaHtaieas ai hatYa
/ Thn oauhn VI tha IN rfF III
/ tu.Hwt.a o. flt onII nan ala 'issi ta
! flr HrinfuHhE UrN alo rnH. rn.
|,Hr, len &C. saEs
Al, Faiue 10 tha WaahInriau Nsf
soc rubinrt ui iaeislaihon tar ilAwail
VII tahe preseaeocc IN Consr, owes
srvVthnE hai th' sppfofr isicn sllls
Ihe ~inimc'ofs afe e'afiing ~oBrk on
lha i'aN uoaa 30 ci makinr = nsw b.i
col rhuugiuE The Erssi. t-aNscn che
lluNsfrmnut t'euiv iashi siatiUn ami
tysn
The hra 1889 Insurance etl,ndaf tn
ne rsti,ei is irpm the a.fgnanla iAfe.
Of shich Gear. iaufing a IN are the
io'Sl agcnts. o. L. a gea, re.agl cal.
eudsr
The : + O~ronnr. ~ tie new -.
attic line. has nov been made a regular
mail liner. She eill return here Jan
,ary n. Win moro eXcarsioniSts aud
| freight
Perry < Heath Vho h 20 H. heavily
intorcsi"i In the Ftnt National liant
~ Hawaii, has been mentioned" In
the contes, Tor the United states Scn-
atorship Ia Indiana.
At the Golden Rulc bazaar . shosu
. platoon ~ a Colorado regiment CON
pany nov In Manila and the iaoos OF
Walco;t aud White OF Honolulu are
plcasinely prominent
Henry Mccmsnu a 60. hav. b--n
awarded the contEaot OF construction
for Waipahu Eva. The Arm IL strictly
Hawaiian and the mernberz will do
their own work throughout
4. McCants stewart, the attorney
lately arrived from New York. is n
heavy loser by tn. burning Of the
Brewer q Go. bark. Johanna al sea
Mr.. stewart had ali hts furniture
aboard the vessel and the goods were
not insured.
The regular weekly messing VI the
Christian trustees Will be held this Fri
day. afternoon, December 10th, at 8: 80
O'Clock, AT the Y. 81. &. A hall. The
meeting will be- led by Rev. Mr.. Nor
gan. A cordial invitation Is extended
10 all TO be present,
The Haw allan Mission Childron's So
ciety holds la inDnthly mosing Sssaur-
day. Dec. l7th. 1880 y. m, with The
ladies' Of the kawaiahao Girls School.
There will be. besides music, a report
from the COMMITTEES upon county libra
ries. and other matters Of interest,".
sidney Jackson. a brother OF Nigel
Jackson. ri the city police force, was
severely injured An the Manila fighting.
Sidney sustained an attack Of hernia,
in trying to carry from the firing line
oonrade u the Aston battery. who had
been wounded by Matnser bullet.
On and after January LIST. 1899.
savings department will be- established
by the Bank OF Hawaii, Ltd. Ordinary
and term deposits will be- received at
once and interest allowed In accord
Anoa with rules and conditions In the
pass books. Terms and conditions can
b. had upon application at the bank.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16
Gambling Cases.

The gambling cases came before the
district magistrate yesterday morning
Il. ID. Rivers and Buck Buchanan en-
tered pleas Of guilty and were fined
$3.50 and }l75 respectively. One charge
against l.. II. Dee was dropped and he
will be arraigned on the other this
morning. The case Of Gardner, charged
with obstructing a police officer. will be
called today. Nearly all OF the men
who are supposed TO have been patron
izing the gambling place have been
summoned 10 testify in the case against
Mr.. Dee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16

No freight viii DO received after 4 o.
m. on day Of sailing.
This company reserves the right to
make changes IN the time OF departurs
and arrival Of It's steamers WITHOUT
NOTICE. and II will not be responsible
fof any consequences arising therefrom
COnsignees must be at the landings to
receive their freight. This company will
not mold itscif responsible Tor freight
after 1t has been landed.
Lave stock received only at owners
risk.
This company will not he responsible
Tor money or vaiuablss OF passengers un.
less placed In the care OF pursers.
Packages containing personal effects,
whether shipped as baggage or freight,
value, must have the value thereof plain
ly stated and marked. and the Company
Will not hold Itself liable TOR any loss or
damage In excess Of this sum excepi the
goods be shipped under special contra ct
All employees OF the Company are for
hidden TO receive freight without deliy-
ering shipping receipt therefor In the
form prescribed by the Company and
which may be seen by shippers upon APP
plicaiion to the purscrs OF the Company's
steamers.
shippers ore notified that II freigh, II
shipped without such receipt, Il will be
solely at the risk of the shipper
Passengers are requested 90 purchase
tickets before emharlling Those fall
ng to do NO will he subject to an add.
uonai charge OF % per cent
Q. l. WIGHT. President.
9. B. ROSE, Secretary.
GAIT. J. 4 KING. Port Superintendent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16

f fnf p1tl Woit 81 nab
y8sa Peg Hf Hil ~ ,m
wu ~ D pho ma so
8f H. ~ ht wih ne nass
~ ~ aBaiNg thru uaioL,s.
Whrn 0W ~ oy8,F ~ ~ n.
rf'p asd po' fla giioa o..
vV tHk,B 20 rsip ~, wsi0L.
offy ghii, sti tfos, 10,
tFopv uyair,
Nv, Cost Is oiroy, NOR 10 yos.
of''r NB,L ieafmHf o,er ~
mnh b,hy h. oya " yigm
dlrH n ~. ,o, ios allov
no'hing 10, De,y,t cork 10
teon oao "orkshop
Yon TiH B, surprised. Zoe. hoV
msch rkoop,r u piH b.. ava
Loc msrs NOR satisfactory
20 gOh
Hotoho a., Sccar,lg paoiei III
toOodcR borcs. and retuyned
in ne safest possible moaner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16
Hawaii ut Washington
wash iugtop starr.

The latest letter 20 The Star from
"kamehameha, It's Honolulu CORE
spondent, pOintedly brings 20 the no
tice Of Congress a specific condition
which must be taken into account In
whatever legislation Ia enacted this
winter for the future government of
the Islands. II II pointed out that Ha-
wall must not be confused In the Am
erican official mind with Porto Rico
ana perhaps other colonial outposts
which when the tine fG legislation
has arrived may have been added 20
the Republics system. Raclally for sew
eral generations and governmentally
for six years. Hawaii has boon sur
rounded by purely American condi-
lions, with the result that the present
process OF passing under the new con-
troll is accompanied by a minimum OF
friction. Were not Congress soon TO con
slider other outlying territories there
would doubtless be no confusion - TO
the true nature and relationship Of Ha-
wall, but II Is well under present cir
cumstances that "Kamchameha" has
indicated 10 clearly the radical differ
ences which cntitle Hawaii to special
consideration as an incoming member
OF the Union. II Is evident from other
features OF this letter that the Islands
are progressing satisfactorily from an
industrial point Of view, and that the
new regime has opened most auspicl-
Ously.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16
MOI CRUELTY CASE.
Certificate Of Life and Uealth ior
a "DSad" Dog.

a "Dsad" Dog.
one Of the evening papers Is quite
mistaken and entirely unjust In report
ing an alleged case OF cruelty to ami
mails. The humane officer Is also plac-
ed in false and embarrassing light by
the Indignant recital. The story was
told in the evening paper that a boy
employed by J. S. Walker hal beaten
u chicken-chasing dog to death with
the butt OF a whip. The fact is that the
dog was lightly punished for killing
chickens and It's condition at present
IL shown oonclusively In the following
professional statement:
Honolulu, II. J., December 10, 1898
This IL 20 certify that have exam
ined the dog SNOW" owned by Mr.. g.
w. Macfarlane and now in the posses
sion of Mr.. J. S. Walker, and find him
alive and in splendid health and show
ing every appearance of being well
cared for. have made a thorough ex-
animation OF his body and fail TO find
the slightest mark or scratch or con-
fusion that would be caused by the butt
end OF a whip.
r. Is. CHAPMAN, D. V. S.
AS Mr. Walker Is one OF the best
known dog fanciers and horse owners
OF the place, he naturally is angry that
the !nsinuation should be made that he
would permit the abuse OF any animal
in his possession. The evening paper
in question states that the humane OIL
Ger Is investigating the case. It will
not be at all difficult to secure full In
formation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16
New ]. o. q. +. Officers

Excelsior Lodge, No. /:
", &C. Sawyer.
V. G.-J. II. Walker.
Secretary-L. l.. La Pierre.
Treasurer-W. G. Parke.
Harmony Lodge. No. 8:
N. G.-J. ID. McVeigh.
v. &C. d. Cottrell.
Secretary-E. n. Hendry.
Treasurer. A. Maeoou.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16

After hearing argument In the after
noon, the chief Justice ruled agains,
the application for review " the case
by the entire membership of the su-
preme bench. Exception was noted hy
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and allowed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16
ARRIVE HONOLULU.

WIN call at Pohoiki. Puma, on the sec
ond trip Of each month. arriving there
on the morning OF the day of sailing
from Hilo to Honolulu.
The popular route To the Volcano II
via Iiilo. A good carriage road the entire
distance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16
S. S. CLAUDIN z,
CAMERON. ConsAnDER.

VIII leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 O'Clock
p. m. touching at Kahului. Hama, Ha-
moa and kipahulu. Maui. Returning ar
riyes at Honolulu sunday mornings.
WIN call at Nun, kaupo. once each
month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-16
S. S. KINAU..
LEAVE HONOLULU.

Returning. viii leave IiilO Mt y O'Clock
a. m. touching at LaupahOehoe. MANU-
kona. kawaihac, hakens, Msaiaea Bay
and Iahaina the following day, ARRIVING
NJ Honolulu Sunday morning