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The evening times., 1899-06-06
HURST DIVORCE CASE.
The Bishop Retains an Attorney
Defend Him.

There were no developments in the Hurst
divorce case today. Bishop Hurst is in
New York. visiting his daughter, having
gone to that city last Saturday. None of
the friends of either Mrs; Hurst or the
bishop were able to say anything as to
what would be done in the matter.
1t is known fact, as published in the
Morning Times, that Mrs. Hurst will make
an effort to obtain a divorce as soon as
possible Several local attorneys have been
retained in her behalf Mr.. Osborn, private
secretary to Bishop Hurst. declined TO
discuss the matter when seen today. That
counsel has been employed by Bishop
Hurst is an assumed fact, as the Times
reporter was referred to a. B. Browne, OF
the firm of Britton & Gray Mr.. Browne
would not be seen, however, stating that
he was too busy TO discuss the case.
The evening times., 1899-06-06
Otis Skinner Coming.

Following the Frawley Company at the
Columbia Otis Skinner and his excellent
company will be seen in that popular play
Rosemary This is now pursuing a
profitable run in Chicago, and comes di-
rectly here from that triumph. The sum
mer prices will prevail.
On account of this engagement the
Carroll Institute production Of Alabama
will be seen at the New National on Tues
day evening instead of at the Columbia for
two nights, as originally scheduled.
The evening times., 1899-06-06
BOYS FOR THE NAVY.
The Enlistment of Apprentices I,
Begin June 10.

June 10 is the day set apart for the en-
listment of apprentices to the United
States Navy. total of 27o boys will be
enlisted and sent to the training station at
Newport, r. l., for instructions. They
will be received on vessels at the follow
ing stations: On board the receiving ship
Vermont, at the Brooklyn navy yard so
boys; the Wabash, at Boston, GO boys; the
Richmond, at League Island. so boys; at
the recruiting station at Chicago, 10 boys,
and at Cincinnati, 80 boys.
The evening times., 1899-06-06
."Lhava also recon-
mendesSds these medi-
cines to my friends
who suffered from
female weakness. /"

"I was troubled for three years with ulcera-
ton and female weakness and my doctor gave me
but little relief" writes Mrs. Lulu Hunter. OF
Attention, St. Louis Co.. Mo. " saw an advertise
ment in the paper of DR. Pierces Favorte Pre-
scripfion began the use of il about a ycnr ago.
I took five bottles of IT, and one bottle Of" Golden
Medical Discovery and my health is better now
these medicines to some of my friends who suf-
fered from female weakness, and good results
have followed" t.4.
The greatest advertisement of Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription are the
women who have used it and been cured
by it. 1t is not a common "cure-all "
1t has single purpose, the cure of dis
eases peculiar to women, and this pur-
pose it accomplishes thoroughly and per-
manently.
There is no alcohol, or opium, or other
narcotic contained in DIR. Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription. Such claim cannot
be truthfully made for any other prepara-
ton put up specially for women ard on
sale at the medicine stores. Accept no
substitute.
Every sick or ailing woman is invited
to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free of
charge. Every letter is held as strictly
private and sacredly confidential All
answers are sent in sealed envelopes,
bearing no advertising or other printed
matter upon them. Address DR.. R. v.
Pierce. Buffalo. n. Y.
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Of which means that the performance Of
the aggregation is somewhat above the
average. especially this late in the season.
Especially commendatory is the closing
burlesque. which is well costumed and ex-
cellently staged. There are quite num-
ber of shapely women and the Olio is quite
good as presented by Kline and Gotthold;
Durham and Van; Lewis and Blakely; the
Grahams, and Mitchell and Coin. AT the
Friday matinee the returns from the great
istic contest will be the attraction par
excellence
The evening times., 1899-06-06
Neu Jurars Sworn In.

The persons summoned to serve as iu-
rors in the circuit and criminal branches
of the Supreme Court of the District re-
ported promptly this morning and were
sworn in by the justices presiding in the
different courts.
The evening times., 1899-06-06
Catholic University Commence,

Catholic University Commencement.
The commencement exercises of the
Catholic University will be held tomorrow
morning in the University hall at Brook
land. A special train will leave the Balti-
more and Ohio station tomorrow morning
at 3 o'clock for the University and will re-
turn after the exercises at LOS o'clock
The evening times., 1899-06-06
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss but he carries the All
o) Cushion Irus all over the United
States Men, women, and children
wear and like them. Tie Air Cushion Pad holds
with comfort; nothing else will. Consultation
and two weeks trial free. Once. parlo1. wait.
ing and consultation rooms the same foor
Catalogues free. THE RORlCK AIR CUSHION
TRUSS COMPANY. 1924 F st. NV, I'd foor
fel2.9mos
The evening times., 1899-06-06
Assigned to California.

Major Jesse NJ. Lee, Ninth United States
Infantry, has been assigned to the Depart
ment of California by the Acting Secre-
tary Of War, with instructions to report
Immediately to General Shafter.
The evening times., 1899-06-06
kernan,.-"Hot Air Burle.quer..v.

kernan's-"HOt Air Burlesquers."z
A fair-sized audience in the afternoon
and an immense one in the evening in
augurated the weeks engagement of the
Hot Air Burlesquers" at the two per-
'ormances at Manager "Hughey" Kernan's
benefit yesterday. AS a rose with any
other name would smell as sweet, proba-
lily the organization would be as torrid II
lttached to some different cognomen. All
The evening times., 1899-06-06
Explorers. Take Notice.

From the Philadelphia North Ameriean-)
'.Found!' cried the explorer. as the North
Pole hove in sight: 81 this district in the
name of my gracious sovereign
..Too late" murmured a native. laconicaly,
'.ai the district is under the control Of the ice
trust
The evening times., 1899-06-06

There's quantity enough Of WIRE
SPRINGS to Withstand still another
heavy rush. They're heavily nor
woven and extraordinary lue. NN
The evening times., 1899-06-06
layer { Petit.
Cash sr Credit.

Every day our leadership becomes more
the record the next day must beat. In this
a greater pace as time fleets on Yesterda,
same must be the case with every recurring
livelier selling. Matchless bargains Of true
You're welcome to that advantage. Arrang,
The evening times., 1899-06-06

A complete BEDROOM SUITE. con-
sisting Of ten pieces. Made with birch
mahogany finish. Fine large heavily
carved Dressing Case. Washstand,
and Bedstead. Also four handsome
Chairs, a rocker, large table, and
t9ws, SIs.s. rack =" .,i Ten csgb superb o1 C0Q *
Credit .... V6Os "
The evening times., 1899-06-06
Tie Great Prsviders

You must remember the ice saving
advantage Of good REFRIGERATOR.
The kind that saves enough ice to pay
for themselves. We sell that kind only,
and our prices, every one. is positively
lower than any other house asks for
equal qualities. A pan free with every
Refrigerator. Credit is equal to ready
cash.
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Y. " a.. 4. ~ueees~

The Y. ~. g. =. received returns by
che Alameda cunoerninE the oduca-
'ipasl exhibit reucnsiy sent forward To-
the inirrna;iunsl Convcnison. o. wAS
learned shat each of The three papers
hai bern awarded certificates fsr e1-
ee'iracr. The three papers Es-e: -Isl-
emra;ary Arithmssir.- Edzin =. Irish:
Elementary Booakecsinr.- ,. q. Nal
81 ard Eduin \. irlsh. Thin b. IA.
nrsi timc this has ever soea done by
tho lorai =. ~ g. 4. and the tearh.rn
are greatly .iatrd.
The Revieu has bra delayed some
what this uHafh. as Secretary Cole
man taF brFn awaiting a letter for
plb-5sss5aa resardiaE the work uf IN.
IaterHafs 9s.z. Convention reur-sly held
a' Grza1 Rzsids. Michigan.
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PLANTING SUGAR


She Was a real nice young lady.
stylish. with an intelligent FACE asd
Ei;h an air half Dependence and half
Independence. she MAS visiting Eva
mill and had credentials as oorrc-
spDndent of a Wcii-knowa Eastern
paper. She MAS = good listener. and
her questions W-rc polite and rather
carefully Thought out She had sccn
everything and Vas waiting for che
town train 10 CONE along from KAHN
kn- The young lady had watched can.
from the tim. u Went through the nr,s
sc; ~ aoiiEsE she hsd sen the fraxls
Eo tn tho furnaces and had followed
the juice clear into the sugar room.
where th. raw dropped from the cen
trifuEaiE. and where the bags scrc
filled by shr japanese men and Ecwod
up by the Jaraneae women. The cor
respondent and one of the important
employs of the place were chatting
pleasantly when the young lady had a
vision that she Rad forgUtsaa TO in
quirc about one particular thing. Said
she. Erasping IN her dainty hand a
bit % raw sugar. -NoE. when they
plant this sugar do thry sow a. sn
hills like potatoes. or do they scatter
it broadcast The mill man respond
81 that it Was scattered broadcast by
thc japanese. To this the young lady
gave assent and credenne. and further
isguired: But hoE do they get g. IN
reSs, as ] noticed in the felasy- Th.
ciildlikc and biznd CHIEF faisif-r OF
the district answered that so svoa as
tie tops appeared above ground tho
hoe Eas used and the beautiful and
regular rpE eject made. Thss salts
h.d the visitor. sbo sDua s.ss with her
stprehouac of tnoEiedEc.
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A CLOSE GUARD
Proposal to FamigatG All Freight
From the Orient.
THERE Is fFAR OF PLkCUt
An Expsr ment to be Made at Pa
cific Mail Wharf Assistant
Port Physician.
THERE is fFAR OF PLlCUF

The Board of Health held special
meeting yesterday afternoon to- act up-
on several important matters which
have been brought to- the attention of
the Board through the recent approach
of the black plague.
The advisability of fumigating all
freight brought from the Orient was
brought up. 1t is we'll known that
merchandise of all kinds forms med
ium by means of which the plague ba-
cilli may be carried from one place II
another. II was the common opinion
of all the members that too much care
could not be exercised at this time.
For this reason an effort is to- be made
to carry out the proposed step and FUN
igate all freight from China and ia
pan. especially that shipped from
plague infected ports. \ portion OF one
of the buildings on the Mail wharf is
to be fitted up with the necessary ap-
paratus and the experiment will be-
tried at an early date. 1t is quite az
undertaking and it is not knowls
whether the plan is feasible or not. but
it will be at least attempted.
The necessity of having an assistant
port physician was apparent to all the
members and DR.. y. b. Emerson was
unanimously appointed to- the position.
This is done in view of the fact that
on the west the plague is raging. and
on the coast smallpox prevails To a
greater or less degree. DR.. Emerson
will particularly guard against the en-
trance of the latter. and will board in
coming vessels.
y resolution was passed to- the effect
that every passenger from the coast
report to the health officer daily up to-
the fourteenth day after embarking
from the coast. This is another meas
ure to ward off all approach OF the
smallpox.
There were present at the meeting
President II. Z. Cooper. Secretary
Chas. Wilcox. DIR. c. b. Wood. DR. r.
r. Day. DR.. Emerson. Geo. w. Smith.
E. c. Winston. c. b. Reynolds and L.
ID. Keljipio.
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PAY IN SUMMER
Salaries for Teachers in Vacation
Time.
THERE ARE CONDITIONS
THERE
Work for Two Terms Earns tho
concession-Practics School
Los Angeles Convention.

The question 80 paying salaries dur
ing the vacation months Vas the bust
ness brought up n; yesterday MEET
Ing of the Board of Education. After
considerable discussion the following
resolution was passed:
That all teachers who have taught
mp to the end of the summer term
shall bc entitled to- as many tcnths of
their salaries for July and August a.
they have taught months.
That all teachers who have taught
less than two terms aud have severed
their connection with the department
before the end of the summer term
shall not D. entitled to- any cunpcn-
sltion for July and August.
Teachers who have taught tao
terms or more shall - cntitlcd To- as
many tenths of their salaries for July
and August as they have taught
months"
InsPecinr-Gcncral Townsend report
ed that a teacher would bc needed
next year for the Practice school. u
vas unanimously carried that during
Mr. Townscnd's visit to the National
CunYcntion 81 Teachers that he have
full power to select such teacher. after
having looked over the local field to
see Il there were any person available.
4 number of applications snr schools
and for transfers were read and Re-
fcrTcd to the school committee.
Inspector Townsend leaves today by
the Mariposa ;o attend the Teachers
Convention az Los Angeles. During
his stay there he will deliver an ad-
dress upon tn" school system os the
Hawaiian Islands. \ number % teach
ers from all parts of the group have
booked for passage by tpday's steam
er. but Il is doubtful whether they can
all secure accommodation.
At yesterdays meeting there Wcrc
present Minister =. \. Mo;t-Smi;h.
Mrs. =. w. Jordan. Professor Al.xan-
der. Secretary Rodgers. J. q. Wood. ".
Won Holt. Inspector Townsend and
Charles Hopkins.
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FIRE ALOEI.
Sparks From Danes Ensst at
the OrphSum.
ton

There was almost n big fire and al
most a big stampede at the orpheum
Thcater during the closing act last
evening. The actual sum total. how
ever. was a half-minutc of fcvcTish
excitement with little blaze and a
wild rush for the orchestra entrance
as features. Glorinc was doing a fire
dance. There was a delayed explosion.
Sparks from the bomb landed I'm the
scenery above. First one border was
observed to- he ON fire. then n second
one. The house lights were all turned
aI aGd G'ori1c dissrprr-ci. Tho
stage people. under the direction of
Will Prestidge. lowered the blazing
drops and stamped out the flames.
While this was going ON about half
the people in the orchestra seats as
scmhlcd in n hurry at the door 4
little advice and information was
shouted to them and they halted. \
number Of the gallery people had run
ont 10y the exit from that section uf
the house. Marshal Brown happened
to- be in the thcater for a moment.
and there were several OF his men
aboUt. but services OF policemen were
not required.
The Orpheum Thcater and all the
buildings in the block are lighted by
electricity. The only light or fire
other than the current allowed any
place about the buildings by Mr..
Desky was the exact thing that caused
the blaze and the alarm. Modern cX-
tinEuishers are about everywhere and
every precaution IS taken against a
fire. All We're bound to admire the
manner in which the scare was han
died.
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CONGRESSMAN MoNDEI.i.
Mcmhsr of Housc Cannot Rcmain
for the Fourth.

In response 10 unanimous Invitation
from the committee. CuuEr.ssrlan
Moudcil yesterday morning asr.e,i Tn
remain over ON the lslaufa aui o. D.
orator % the day here on ths Fourth
of july. Later. Mr. Mund.ll founi ,ha,
at least tNp engagements Do. is under
on th" Mainland compelled h5m o. re-
call his acceptance tp max. th. rrin-
c!gaI speech ON the OCCASION o. Homo
juiu's celebration % American Inde-
peutsnre Day. For ono thing st lF alb
spiut.iy Necessary that D.. attend 40.
National Irrigation CDnEree. $50 has
for years been a recognized authority
on matters pertaining Co. arid lands and
the disposition of th. waters % the
mountains and has bat lately retired
as assistant commissioner us public
lands fog the United States.
Dc IS very much regretted by both vir
and Mrs Mondsil that they are un-
ahr. TO b. with this people longer on
the occasion %: their prescn, visit. The
Congressman Is particularly sorry tha'
DE iE forced. % necessity and under
pressure % both public and private
duty % for"so the pleasure and dis
t.urtiuu attached tD compliance with
what be- characterize 49, th. kind and
welcome invitation of the Fourth os
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a.. &. Iniunstinn Dissolved.

SAN FRANCISCO. June i0.-Hcnry
7. Baldwin. president OF the Hawaiian
Commercial and Sugar Company. ar
rived here yesterday from the Hawaii
an Islands. and in the afternoon was
called as a witness before Judge Daing-
eriieid in the action brought by the
Maui Railroad and Steamship Com
pany (SpreCkels Brothers. To- restrain
his company from using the wharf and
vessels at the harbor OF the island Of
Maui. \ temporary injunction had
been granted by Judge DaingcTfcld.
and the plaintiff wanted IL continued
until the suit over the wharf and other
property Is decided. Judge danger
field. however. dissolved the injunc-
ton
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I!a.kfsId Iuis.,i,s

Th. huildlaE now occupied hr y
Vaudprn. near che foo, of Fs-s ssr...
ls 90 bs replaced by a handsome ,wo-
story BRICK structure 10 - pa; up NV
H5rEfeld q 60. THE ll;sIe s,o-e h,.
been a landmark ior years tor Eai,ors
and hahifues % tae Esier fran.. 1-ho
brick building uiIl Dc the arr. a.w
structure that has becn erected a,
sha' part 81 Fort stree, Tor some tim.
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luiy celebration committee. Roth Mr.
M"ud"ii and his charming wife win
have the Sarrnos; aloha. on their de-
I,ariurc. of all whom they have met In
ttaNait and they Utii D. cordially wei
coined On their return Go the islandS
d Nas their inieniion. had they re-
m1inod over 60 again visit Hawaii and
I" spend f~H DAYS nn Maui aud Kauai
and to perhaps call az Nolokai ports.
The presumption DOW g. that the
Wili again return Co nansld-
Grafton of Mr. NrS-lanahan nr the
mixed program
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~ the Cabinet meeting yesterday
the name of the raiiraad 90 De laid in
Hawaii Was approved Q; is to be tha
kohala and Hiio Railway. The draft
for a charter prcscniod by ~. a. Smith
feE days aEo Nas handed hack ny
the Cabinet "a will De submitted
again oa Monday. after several chang
- have becn made.
Appropriations of alsou; sso.oee werc
made To- complete the building of sids
and parallel roads In oiAz.
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IIanpIlN Matsl.

Miss Laura l.. Pires and J. u. Mar
ques were married tn the Portuguese
Protestant Church last evening. Rev.
\. V. Soares. assisted by Rev. q. -.
Gulick. ofIiciated. Miss Ada whitney
acted 1s bridesmaid. and Fred Angus
performed the duties Of best man. Mr.
Marques has for several years been an
employe of Levers X Cooke. and M.ss
Pires IS a we,l-kuown school teacher.
The couple will reside in their arw
home on Punahuu street.
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\ New BUSINESS.

The See Chung restaurant. situated
on Hotel street. has changed hands.
The building Is to BE- entirely reno
waited and fitted up as a hrst-class
gents furnishing store. \ gentleman
recently arrived from chicago e. at tar
head Of the new concern.
The See Chung CO. has bought uGt
the restaurant owned by Charlie Lind
on Nuuluu street.
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Col. Samuel Parksr's Nise Pre-
sent and the N,hyfore.

Col. Samuel Parker has just received
from the States a new shotgun. a pres
ent from his friend. United States
Senator Clark. of Wyoming. This gun.
writes the Senator. has been trained to
shoot straight. to allow the manipulI-
tor to kill birds without sending stray
pellets of shot into the bedroom OF a
guest. When Senator Clark was at
Mana ranch, Hawaii. a couple OF
months ago. with Col Parker. the
statesman was wont TO lie abed TN the
morning while his host sailed forth.
and without going a great distance.
was able to make a bag OF plover. On
several occasions. the birds flying I'm
the direction OF the house. the Senator
heard the breaking OF glass and spIin-
tering of lumber. and noticed showers
of shot in his room. The visitor pro-
tested to Col. Parker. but was assured
that the affair was a complete mystery
TO the hunter. as alr the shooting had
been on the other side Of the house"
Senator Clark could only conclude
that the Colonel had gun with an
elbow in the barrel. and i'm couss-
quence has. against another visit. sent
on a gun that will do straight busi-
ness. that knows no tricks nor eX-
cuses. Col. Parker is delighted with
the fowinE piece and will give &C. q
trial NJ the first Opuortuuifv.
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AND STILL THEY COME.

An immense shipment of dry goods
has just been received by l.. II. Kerr
and are in shape now and ready for in
spection. All are cordially invited.
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formation are requested 90 De present.
as the constitution and bylaws % the
league under the patronage uf which
the school will be conducted will be
discussed. 1t is important that a full
attendance be had.
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T. MITAMURA, M. D.

ROOMS, 427 NUUANU
Street, P. o. Box S42. Telephone
1872. Residence, 524 Nuuanu Street.
Cottage Hospital, $50 Nuuanu
Street. Hours: to II a. m. and
to p. m. Sundays, 2 to 6 p. m.
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The Japanese railways have intro.
duced newspaper reading ears ON some.
OF their passenger trains. Tall niles OF
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The Cabinet will not meet today ou
account OF the abseuc. os President
Dole at Eoolau ON land business.
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W0MAh'S EXCHANGE.
2tS Merchant :

Makes a speciality of ancient Hawaii
an Curios, and also carries the best
assortment of modern Hawaiian work
to be found in Honolulu, including
Mats, Fans, Leis, Bamboo, Lauhala
and COcOanut Hats, Etc, Etc. Tel. 659.
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HONOLULU SANITARIUM.
1882 KING STREET.
Telephone 639.

Dr. LuelIa S. Cleveland, medical sup
erintendent. Hours: 9 a. N. to p. m
Methods of Battle Creek, Michigan,
Sanitarium. Baths of every descrip-
tiOn. Trained nurses in bath rooms as
we'll as in sick room. Massage and
manual movements. Electricity in
CNo--:G~I =
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MISS F. WASHBURN.

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER AND
Typewriter. Office: Room 202, Judd
Building. Telephone 1856.
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DR.. A. C. POSEY.

SPECIALIST FOR EYE, EAR,
THROAT AND NOSE DISEASES
AND CATARRH. Masonic Temple.
Hours: s to II a. m; 1 to 4 and z
to p. m.
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DR.. |. MORI.

1876 BERETANIA ST, BETWEEN
Emma and Fort. Telephone 277;
p. o. Box S43. Office hours; 9 to
II a. m and to p. m; Sundays,
9 to II a. m.
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DR.. A. GORDON HODGINS.
DR.. TOMIZO KATSUNUMA.

SURGEON. SKIN
Disease of all kinds a speciality
Office: Room IL, Spreckels Build
ing. Hours: 8 to 4. Telephone
47i. Residence Telephone 1893.
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600 king School Meeting.
There will be an important meeting
at the Y. NJ. c. \. rooms this morning