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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-21
NORTH K0NA BOARDING HOUSE AND
SANITARIUM,
Situate on the beach at KaiIua, N.

Situate on the beach at KaiIua, n.
KOna.
Careful treatment for all medical
and surgical cases.
Board and Lodging at reasonable
rates accorded to invalids and visitors
Associated with the beach house is
a mountain residence O,500 feet aIe-
vatiOn) where visitors may have the
benefit Of a change Of atmosphere.
Terms, etc, on application.
Manageress:
MRS. MARY ATCHERLEY.
Medical Attendant:
DIR. ATCHERLEY,
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
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AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
Wa1hee Sugar Company, Makee Su-
gar Company, Haleakala Ranch
Company, KapapaIa Ranch.
Planters Line, San Francisco Packets,
Charles Brewer e Co.'s Line to Bos-
ton Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwrit-
erS.
Agents for Philadelphia Board Of I'm
derwriters.
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HOUSE.

! The House took up for consideration
Senate bill 5, now we'll known to the
public and at once there was an at
tempt on the part of some of the mem
! bers to raise the salaries of various
holders Of Government officers, while
there was a strong tide against this.
While the Sergeant-at-arms went
out to look for one of the Ministers,
Rep. Gear, under suspension of rules.
read the report of the Committee on
Health and Education on Senate bill
Al, relating to the importation of Opt
um This was laid on the table to
be considered with the bill.
The opium bill will undoubtedly
provoke much discussion in the House
and, from the looks of things now, it
is very likely that the Speaker will
have to cast the deciding vote. The
report is given in another column.
Rep. KahauleiO moved that the
salary of the Deputy Marshal be raised
from $4,000 to $4,000 The Attorney
General arose and said he was in favor
of $4,000. No explanations were made.
Rep. POgue stated that he believed in
economy but he was likewise on the
side of the fitness of things. He
should certainly get as much as the
Deputy Collector Of Customs. He was
sure that the attempt to keep the sal
airy of the Deputy Marshal down to
$4,000 was due to the personnel of the
office. 1t was not the man that should
be considered but the work that was
necessary to be done. Rep. Achi said
that the Sheriff of Hawaii was get
ting $4,000. The Deputy Marshal was
above him and yet it was sought to
keep his salary down. Upon being put
to vote Reps. Isenberg, KahauIeliO,
Achi, Kaai, POgue, Richards and
Kaeo were found to be in favor of the
raise. Rep .McCandless was the only
one who stood up when the other side
was called for
Rep. McCandless wanted the salary
of the JaiIOr at Oahu Jail raised. Rep.
POgue had voted for his friends. He
felt he was entitled to the same priv
ilege. The position of JailOr was an
important one.
The salary of the JailOr was not
raised.
Then came the items under the !
head of Department of Education. The |
Commissioners of Education had set |
their hearT on having deputy lnSpec- |
tor for Hawaii and another for Maui, |
and Lanai combined and such !
items had been inserted in the bill.
The report OF the Educational Commit
tee. framed by Rep. Atkinson, had re
commended the striking out of these
two items and the appointment Of
travelling normal inspector. Rep. Nc
Candless said that Mr.. Atkinson was
r man very much used to such matters
and his advice should be taken. Rep
moved that the items re
commended be stricken out and that
the department go back to the old or
der Of things with an inspector and
deputy inspector. The items for two
deputy inspectors We're stricken out
and the other for a travelling normal
passed.
House took n recess at u m.
rTrpN-NNN- CECSTON-
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Upon considering appropriations
for school teachers, Rep. Isenberg
made a plea to the Minister of EdUca-
ton that some effort be made to teach
the Hawaiian children their native
language. At the present time there
were only about so per cent Of the ma
tive children who understood their
mother tongue.
Next came the consideration Of the
salary Of the Minister of the Interior
This was raised to $4,000. Then a
motion to the effect that the salaries
of all the Cabinet Ministers be con
sidered. carried. A motion was next
made to place these at $4,000 each.
Rep. Robertson asked that $4,000 be
the mark. The Treasury would Ger
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ARTISTIC TUNING.

Having had many years experience
in factory tuning, I propose to put
your piano in DIETER tune" and make
it stand longer in tune than the major
ity of tuners can do.
By kind permission, I give the fol-
lowing references:
Hawaiian News Co., Wall, Nichols
Co., Miss S. r. Patch, Prof. z. Cook,
and Prof. J. w. Yarndley.
G. r. HARRISON.
Orders left at either store will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
BANEFUL INDIGESTION.
THE DISORDERS IT CAUSES Az,
THE POlsONs m INsTILs IN TsIE
BLOOD.

If we only knew how dangerous, insid-
ious and ruthless a disease Indigestion H..
we would not wait as we do before en-
deaV0fing to cure it,
The longer we wait, the more danger
GUS 1t is EFcly 10 become.
So the sooner we take Shaker Digestive
Cordial the better 1t will be, and the bet
ter we will be.
Indigestion is dangerous because it ere
ateS pois0ns in the stomach which are
absorbed by the blood and by It carried
to all parts of the body.
Could anything be worse than this?
These poisons would not be formed If
the stomach could digest its food VVher
1t can't Shaker Digestive Cordial vii
help it to do 50.
Nothing will help the stomach so well
as Shaker Digestive Cordial nothing els.
cure indigestion 80 quicKly. or 50 posi-
lively.
The reason is that it purifies the stom-
ach and the blood, and makes your food
strengthen instead Of poison you.
1t is not n medicine, but an aid to di-
gcstion, a pleasant cordial for weak stom-
aChs.
Sold by druggists. ren cents for a trial
bottle.
Address for interesting book. The Shak-
eis ~ seade Street, New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
Bon
Ami
THE MODERN CLEANER
SAVES TIME. LABOR AND MONEY.
All Grocers.

island. so terminating the chronic or
der Of disturbance there which so
deeply ;nju1es the interests and men
aces the tranquility of the American
nation by the character and corse-
querces of the struggle thus kept ~
at our doors besides shocking it's senti-
ment of humanity
The government of the United
States appreciated the humanitarian
and disinterested character Of the
communication now made on behalf
Of the powers named, and for It's part
is confident that equal appreciation
Will he shown for its own earnest and
unselfsh endeavors to fulfill duty to
humanity by ending a situation the in
definite prolongation of which has BE-
come insuffcrahle.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
NO ESCAPE
Continued from page ~

of uncertainty should come to a speedy
close.
There is no question that a majority
in both branches favor recognition, but
so long as independence is assured they
are willing that intervention shoul1
precede this formal act. and that peace
should first be restored so that people
of emancipated Cuba may be untram-
meled in their decision as to the form
of government which they shall enjoy.
and az to the character of the men in
whose hands control shall be placed.
Captain Phillips in command
of the Texas, is believed to
have received orders to hold
his vessel in readiness to go at a mo-
ment's notice to the track of vessels
proceeding from Europe to America.
and there await the arrival of the two
protected cruisers San Francisco and
New Orleans, now on their way to the
United States. This step will not be
taken unless word is received that the
FiZcaya and Oquendo have sailed from
Porto Rico, where they are at present.
If he sails on this errand. Captain Phil
lips Will be ordered to engage the span
ards as soCn as they appear, and the
Texas would be able to give a good
account of herself even with two su n
formidable adversaries.
It is said at the department that
Commodore Schleys fleet viii try to
intercept the torpedo fleet ilotilla now
at Cape De Verde islands of they at
tempt to continue their voyage 10 Gu
ba as that at this time would he con
Strued as an act of war. officers Will
not verify this rumor, bat this. it is
understood. is the present plan Of ac
ton. which affords a reason for the or
ders to the flying squadron. to be IN
momentary readiness for sea.
The militia regiments Of the country
expecting to he called into service i'm
medately upon the outbreak Of hostil
ties may be doomed to disappointment.
IT is more likely they will not be
brought out until it is found that the
regular army is not competent to cope
with the situation. General Miles
makes no cOnccalment of his preference
for the regular army If the army re-
organization bill becomes a law. he
may decide that ii is unnecessary 10
summon the militia to service at this
time. That bill provides for filing Out
the depleted regiments Of the regular
army with volunteers. They are TO be
commanded by officers of the regular
army to lie promoted from the lower
ranks Members of militia companies
could enlist in these regiments as indi
viduals They would lose their auton-
umy, however. as militia organization
and would have to leave their old Off
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

RoCKPORT--Apri Z, sid. scbs On
"a d. Eangor; Charlotte Morgan, Cas-
lie to load for Boston.
ECCkLAND-April :, ar. scha Eraa
y Belano, Sawyer, Philadelphia: pa
villon, Clark, New York
sid, schs Isaac Orberton. Trim Ne,
DIX va, Onward, KaIock. Rockportl
ROcKPORT-Aprll Z. ar, schs Van
zee Maid, Clark, RockIand; Jordan +.
Mott, Dyer Rockland.
Sid, sch J More, Suffolk Va.
80 - AIn~APril I sid, schs Palestine
New YORK; Vim Cobb, New York
Lf.SWORTH-April Z. sid snh Eoro.
TER ROckIand.
poRTLAND~Aprll :. ar. tug Honey
trnok, with G r r bg No I. from Port
Johnson; schs Ella NJ Wiley WiIIc,,
Wlscasset, To finish loading for Demerarss'
ga, Sims Annandale. Milne, Newc-asfle
ENG; Memnon, Bales. Bristol Ent,. scbs
MARY Wonson. Gilbert and Lillian
Norwood. Boston.
SD, stm John Englis. New York.
BOOTHBAY-April Z ar, schs kennts-
,on ,o Gloucester; Marion Draper. salem.
Dpnora. Boston: Alaska. 40 w RI ne,
Witt, marscotta.
Sid, schs John Twohy. Norfolk. pems-
Huld. boston; Flora Nickerson. Glouces-
iefi Clara and Mabel Portland: RafIroad
doi Y sch Grampus do Lincoln Har
Island. Doer
ca sch Mile Washburn. Bangor
ia ii-Apri 1. ar schs Mt Hope, Baft;-
WclI. ''' ildil"-
sld schs Young Bros. WASHINGTON.
Lydia N Deering Baltimore; perrv I}jyd'
S"II. 90; n Haynes. do. Maud Robin
s,,'. ,,',, i>'t . ,lLhnhd Va: a White, Washing
{PH. ! spartan. baltimore; Douglass
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
M0RE WARLlkE Than EVER.
Key West Feels Able to WHIP Spain Without
Uncle Sans Assistance.

Key West, April THE conditions here
save undergone Il decided change Within
jh" last Il hours in consequence of the
Washington advices Of Ccnsut General
Lees approaching departure ana the firm
attitude Of the administration from the
disappointment anu chaErin that followed
Yesterdays pacific aGvces from Madrid.
]he latest news has aroused the btllicase
spirit 10 greater degree than ever.
The Mallory Lino steamer Coinai has
arrived from New York with a cargo Of
provisions ana N0 cases OF ammunition
Tor the lleet which have BEEN in process
of transfer throughout the day. She also
brought several G-pounGcr% which VIII
''e mounted On the Mangrove. The latter
is expected from Havana, tonight or To-
morrow. and in the event of war will
probably serve as a dispatch boat.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
REACHED THEIR LIMIT.
Spain Laughs at Powers Attempt to Peace
fully Settle the Difficulty

London. April "A special from
Madrid says that the ambassadors of
France, Germany, Russia and Italy
waited, together, this evening, upon
Senor Cullen, the foreign minister, and
presented a joint note in the interest
or peace. Sanor GuIlon, replying, de
clared, according to the dispatch that
the members OF the Spanish cabinet
We're unanimous IN considering that
Spain had reached the limit Of inter-
national policy in the direction of con
c2GirS the demands and allowing the
pretcnsi0ns Of the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
WHAT IS THE DECISION :?
Spain Announces She Has Decided and Pope S
intervention Is Too Late.

Berlin. April S-The Madrid CORES
rondent of the Cologne Gazette says:
The papers Of the American consulate
have already been entrusted to the care
of the British consulate At midnight,
the Pope made fresh confidential repre-
sentations to the Spanish government
ana second cabinet council was then
held But the reply was to the effect
hat the Pores intervention had come
too late as a decision had already been
arrived at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
THE PRESIDENT SCORES
In His Answer to the Note OF Six Friendly
European Powers.

Washington, April THE represen-
tatives of the six powers of Europe,
seeking to avert war between Spain
and the United States, called On Pres
ident Mckinley, at noon. today. The
governments of Great Britain, France,
Germany. Austria. Russia and Italy
were represented. Sir Julian Pauncc-
fote, the British ambassador, was the
first to arrive. followed by Ambassador
Won HolIehen of Germany. Within a
few minutes all the ambassadors had
been ushcrcd into the blue room and
President Mckinley Immediately left
his office and went down to meet them.
The call of the representatives of th@
Powers ON the President was quite
brief and at l.30 O'Clock. they Went
over to the state department ana mad
an official visit They We're headed by
Sir Julian Pauncorotc. The British am
bassador and dean of the corps. The
Others included The French ard German
ambassadors, tho Austrian minister
and the charge d'affaircs of italy and
Russia. Their cnti@r official suite Of
attaches accompanied them. The call
evidently Was by appointment, for they
were at once shown INFO the diplomatic
room Of the stato department, where
they were Joined by 5ccrf tary sherman
and Assistant Secretary Day, With
whom they were closet behind closed
doors.
Sir Julian Pauncefote said: Mi
President-W We have been commissioner d
by the great powers of Europe, whom
we represent here, today. to approach
your excellency With 4 message Of
friendship and peace at the present
critical juncttlre in the relations he
tween the United States and Spain and
10 convey To you the sentiments OK
pressed in The collective note Whteh !
have the honor to plao in your hands.
The undersigned. representatives 0.
Germany. Austria. Hungary France.
Great Britain. Italy and Russia. duly
authorized in that behalG, address m
the name of their respective govern
ments. a pressing appeal to the feeling
of humanity and moderation of I'll
President and of the American people
in their existing differences with Spain.
They earnestly hope that further neg1-
tiations will lead to an agreement
which whiA securing the maintenance
Of peace. will a(ferd all necessary guar.
antees for the establishment Of orda.
in Cuba. The Powers DO not louht
that the humanitarian and purely dis
interested character Of this repre- nta-
ton will be fully recognized and apprc-
clated by the American nation"
President Mckinley replied as fol
lows:
The government of the Ur;te,
States recognizes the good viii whcl
has prompted the friendly communica-
ton of the representatives of Germany
Austria. Hungary. France. Great Brit
ain, Italy and Russia, as set forth il
the address of your excellencies ana
shares the hope therein expressed tha
the outcome in the situation of Cub
may be the maintenance Of peace be
tween the United States ana Spain b5
affording the necessary guarantees 70,
the re-establishment Of order in tn,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
4 CARD.

We guarantee every bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy and will refund the money to any
one who is not satisfied after using it. 1t
is the most successful medicine in the
world for bowel complaints, both for chii
drcn and adults.-John coughlin. Water
~. m,w.fly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
Another Biz Spanish Fleet Coming.

Madrid Arril Via Paris.-Ffteen
Spanish men-of-War Will leave Cadiz
Immediately. for Cape Verde islands
and several battalions have started to
reinforce the garrison at the Baleric
islands in the Mediterranean. The
provincial militia in the Canary islands
will he placed on 4 war footing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
Enterprising Spanish News Gaiherers.

Madrid. April THE Pals, which an
nounced the alleged gift Of Baron Roths-
child, also furnished its readers with fur
ther startling information. last night. 1t
was to the effect that Il mob had broken
loose in Washington that the Spanish
legation had been attacked that the
Spanish minister escaped by jumping
through window, and that the arms of
Spain We're torn down.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
Marine Notes.

Bath, Me, April THE steamer sag
amore. built by the New England Ship
building Co. for Hon. Frank Jones or
Portsmouth, for service between Ports
mouth ana Newcastle and along the
shore. was successfully launched, TINS
afternoons. from the yard of the COM
rany in the presence Of a large NUMBER
cf guests from Portsmouth and this
city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
Along the Skirmish Lines.

The Italian training ship Amerigo Yes
puzci passed in by Cape Henry. Va, at 8
r. NJ. Thursday
Lieut. f. V. BOSNIAN, commanding the
Alton naval reserves at Alton. H.. has
(Coniiuued on page 50
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
THE BOILING POINT
Reached in Spain All Their Sailors Want 10
Go Out as Privateers.

Madrid. April Is p. M-An extraord-
nary cabinet council has been summoiscd
| to meet Immediately. The session has
| created the most pcssmistic impressions.
| The ministers refuse to furnish any eX-
| PLANTATION. The excitement III Spain has
reached the boiling point hut there are
no demonstrations yet recorded anywhere
All the steamship firms of Valencia have
| offered their vessels as privatcers. and
| number of ship captains have called upon
| the naval commander at Barcelona. ask
| ing for letters of marque. Similar re-
quests have been received from abroad,
and especially from France. The offers
| Of money from the provinces toward tho
| fund to increase the strength Of the navy
are said tosbe encouraging to the govern
ment. 1t is said that Biscay alone has
offered over 25,0G0 600 pesctas.
The Horaldo's leading article will APP
plaud the governments conduct in reply
ing to Cen. Wo0dford. whose proceed
ings are extraordinarily brusque and
bIamable" The Hcraldo's information
points to the fact that war is inevitable
but it still attaches great importance to
the action of the ministers of the powers
at Washington.
The guards around the United States
legation were treblcd. today. Gen. Wood
ford was at his desk At an carly hour and
many Americans called to ask about The
arrang gements made for their protection,
Tho general said hc would remain here
until directed to apply for his passports
or until they were handed to him. He
added that when he leaves the British
flag viii be hoistcd over the United States
legations.
IN spite of the alarming situation ana
The general belief that The end Is about
reached. several of HE diplomats @tiil
hope for peace. The city. thus far is
Spaiu's iacon;, minister If war. On.
Corrcl, hA@ at 1l-t broken his +il"ucr
III the course ~ an Interview ~ stId.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
Hoping But Not Expecting Peace.

London. April S.-Thr morning paper
editorials ON the Cuban situation are ali
pessimistic. at the most, only hoping that
the decay until Monday will enable some
peaceful influence to work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
Has Been Seriously III.

After serious illness I was weak a..l
lame and suffered from liver and kid
ney troubles. / began taking Hood s
Sarsaparlla and it has done me a great
deal Of good My husband was troubled
with rheumatism and liver complaint.
and has been relieved by Hoods" Ce-
linda L. Breed. Chesterfield Factory,
\. II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
Spanish Consul Leaves Tampa. Fla.

Tampa. Fla April THE Spanish CON
sulate here is deserted. Senior Pedro
Soils departed for Washington, today by
order of his government.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08

:
son, KlChm"Hd, Va: G a White, Washing
,nHt Srartan. Baitim0re; Douglass
bayhcS New York.
Other Domestic Ports.
NiNEYARD HAVEN. MAss.-April :
chase. Norfolk for Boston: Addin SaT-
I.f Philadelphia for DO. Marshall pr
[!h' south Amboy for Lynn: Ada Ames
rort Johnson for Portland: Robert 4
snow. Philadelphia for Saco Lawrence
Hafnes. Perth Anboy for Gardner. IT,,
| lt1Iss, Rondout for Portsmouth and Pock
.ahd; james Young, Baltimore for
lh9maston; Charles Raymond. Edge
W&ttr for Boston; Sarah Quinn. Rarjtan
River for do; Thomas II Lawrence, Nor
/ iplk for Newburyport; Jennie Cireeuhanl
re'th Anboy for Exeter y Fl Fannie 1;
ttri' lil't' WefeIaWken for Bangor LAST
three sailed. Genesta GBr, Edgewater
1 for !-unenburg. y s: Big Enos SolJIe for
4 ec"I port in tow Of tug Ice King.
SD schs Rabbeni George " Glover.
AnI[f| anr,',. Peters, Eltie (Br,, y: Julia A
/ MoSeleEi A Hedton, Ella + Crowen
\ Psd, schs City Of Augusta. Norfolk for
I Portland; Stephen Bennett, A 2 Emerson
I ana Hatte + King, ST John for New
/ and John Booth. bound west: Young
/ bro.hers, Bath for Washington: sim Ma.
\ Ferlck. towing one S O Cos Big, bound
taSt tug Mars. towing bgs Robert Car
( '-> ~ ~ ~ -, llaiitdti' fhIlddeiphla for
/ br.!Hant Bluster. Bustle and BuckIer
4 Boston for Perth Amboy; G NJ Winslow,
lp"lhs nes MYSTIC Belle Boston for Ho-
o3hf1; Besste and Dora, do for Portland.
NEW LONDON-Aprl :, sid, schs Cor
nelius Soule. Hurricane Island for New
" " =; ~ <hyer' New YORK Tor Bangor
NEW AORK-Aprl :, ar, sch E F
Hgi5e, fortIahd. Nc
= cII' sums fFGmlGr HallfaX; Manhattan,
Iof!lani r! Fl Nc; DIX Ethel CLARK, Bear River,
\ sens Nellie / White, Port Greville,
y ,; t:ak9ia; PafrSb9ro n ;.
Nv foftN-April :. SD. stms Au-
guste Victoria, Hamburg; Frederick der
'fr@Sse, Brtmen: Cutc. Liverpool.
PRONIDENCE-Apri = sid. schs
Georeietta Sullivan. Me; James W Nal
tey. Snuth G4Tdlner, Me.
- Dt -, / n IaI;AND HARBoR--April Z.
fer Portland Ne; A Heaton, Elizabeth
NEW' RP;bF0RD ; SiI',I} NAss-A,r;, A.
tug Col John f Gaynor. Point Judith for
ti&litaX.
t,l., - H. f'li; !; MAoS-Aprli " SD sen
MARCUS HOOKEAnril ! usd down
sch John d Paige for Hallowell.
"a Jug C&rbohgro; Portland, towing
and lIabanT for Po%ti.nd N'i ''i'" D''
HYANNIS-April I. ar schs Ella T.
GroWeli. lioboken for Wal1oboro; A
lli,ealGn, AtM n,. 19rH, Tor ht2ekland; NJ G
MoseieN Philadelphia for Wiscasset:~ Po-
caSSet NeW York Tor Portland.
SALEM. MASS.-April :. ar schs Fan
nie ahd Edith Boston for Belfast; Leon,
si1 lI' ~ 5ii'''e s,,,,,,1 :, ,,.,.., r.,....
I.ady Antrim. Thomaston. Marion Dra.
per, kennebcc: Georgia L cBr> ST John.
Sos t, ,\-APrIi Il. :. ar Stms Boston. Var
4 p pnarr Kamnaher Hitb h'r-,as = i,raE,(, rs'Sa
ana Baltic: Mercury. Kennebec with bgs
Warren ana Boston: schs Melville. Ken
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-08
70 CuKN a COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gsts refund the money II 1t falr tn cure &c
The genuine has l.. B. Q. on each tahlea