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THE BANK OF HAWAII, LTD

Incorporated under the laws of the
Hawaiian Republic.
Capital subscribed ........ $500, 900 90
Capital paid up ........... 100000. 90
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AT MAKEE ISLAND.
PART |.

At MAKEE ISLAND.
PART |.
Old Hundred.
Overture-Calif of Bagdad Boiedeu
Ballad-The Palms Faure
Gavotte-Rhine Sounds ..... Latann
Grand Seection-Die Walkuere
(new) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wagner
PART II.
Cornet Solo-Flight of Ages. ..Bevan
Charles Kreuter.
Selection-Jerusalem ........ Verdi
Overture-Struggle for Fortune ..
........ .......!........... Suppe
Finale-Il Giuramento ...... Sanelli
The Star Spangled Banner.
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MATINEE CONCERTS.

The band will play some italian
music at Emma square this afternoon.
At 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
usual concert will be given at Maltee
Island. This is the program for the
former:
March-Uncle Sam Goldsmith
northumberland ........ Flotow
Finale-Il Trovatore ......... Verdi
Selection-Italian Melodies ..
'...,... ............... RempeZOttl
Waltz-Nienna Blood ...... Strauss
March-The Charlatan ....... Sousa
The Star Spangled Banner
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-13
RACES AT NORTH YAKIMA.
The Entpses Are Ciosed and All
Events FtsSeA nat one.

NORTH YAKIMA. sept l; Ire entries fcs har
ness ss~4ss a. the state ssn hs,s esn.sa sna fns
wss "a ernn4=4s. Hcxsss entered srrFn Wssa
tostao osseoa tssks. CAinessis Ash Rntssh Co
Insrsia ne ,rastnS ssA pednx ss@ns sne.sds
scns n the fnsss beesss n Tie NatAvei- there
s~sns sesus eight snsssss s1 ssss Sos n1eh
iaryev Bss Il rsnnsss yin - mAd< ap. ssh vith
sAs ssr.rsi irsiAa rscss evsy sfs~snsaa. ~ msss
.As b>sa sa-e heid 10 sAss stAss tcisousns
v cmyssss ttss Al the hsrnsss essn.s Ard Parsss
Rae Sa INV cid not rtr0s ~ Eptra
vsIssv ney h, D. q J ysas fsdSessSsscs. on !.
p,-.ss.s Aassiins, ~ 4 ? vsa ~ vsnses. sssssss
Nsssv RsA1. ~ b sasssce. pvslsnt. Or Ashsr
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+, Ro- vsneesr~ e Anna " =
rnrssn Portland. o. L.sss Rigy ~ rs
t;,s gHsnsS WAsA Ara Nrv,s ~ csrs An penn
p.sAs~soa o. Afnrss- ~ 4 v WGfvose.
rAsn~y wssA an SoAa A. Crs~ssd. ~ 4
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- ~ 49, - - - ouoo0s -
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- -
BlG CROWD ron THE NORTH.
Cottage City Sails with Maay Pas
sea4ers-N~avy Cargo.

Steamer Cottage City sailed for Lynn
canal ports yesterday afternoon. Tire
Alaskan travel Just now - taxing the
suii cspscisy OK the Alaska rest Not a
vessel ~ The seven or eight running 20
Lynn canal has SAILED recently that dti
not leave more or ie@ freight on her
sock Their nfst-ctass space "a invArt-
Ably taken. ard often all Of the second
class accommodations are taxed.
Cart Edwin taaodan aud Superintendent
J. r Trowhridre. both Of the Pacific
Coast steamship Company. which operates
the Cysaxe city went North On the ves
sch They are soicg 10 Dawson on mat
i~rs OF business.
Many oid-isse klondskers went on the
Cottage City, and AZ rale each ts taking
IN a large cuir, much heavy mining ma
chsnery being shsrpsd.
woman ot the kionaike. n returning 10
the district Her parents Mr.. and Mr.,
Ira CARPENTER, Of Hllsdale. Mich. VII
accompany her on the Cottage cl:y as
far north as skas~ay Mr.. Carpenter
crossed the rissns sfom Michigan. 50 Call
!arnla In i&S. "and that" re sast Iu tell
.ns ~ hss sxrst,rrrt@. IS how Mrs. Nc
KAY nv sas~hssr. came 20 he such a
ssansrsdsr.
The daughter has no s-uAt had more
,hy.Allns experiences ~ pioneer and
frcgtserswoynsr than even hsf father had
lss crossing the piains Ss~ MAS Tire frst
white wcsraa - sanie cut over The Su.
ken Ire from ps~son. ard has rasssie the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-13
LIVELY VOTING In
P.-I. DOLL CONTEST.

- HE contest for the Post-intslii-
gsncer doll. Helen 0ould.'
WAxes warm A. anticipated.
the publication In yesterdays pager
of tho names Of the candidates. TO-
gether with the number Of votss
cast for them, greatly stimulated
interest In the voting. Tho cIsrxs
having charge Of the reception VI
the ballots found yesterday . very
busy day. More votes we're cast
during the day than on any previous
day since tho contest began.
IL In now certain that pretty
Helen Gould" will be the msans NJ
Addins n neat sum 10 the fund for
the reception Of the volunteers Her
fame has grown over the state. I'M
III now the people Of every town
have heard o. her. Votes are COM
tng from every section Of the state
and new candidates are being en-.
tered.
Before Miss Gould" passes into
the hands Of any child IN Washing
ton. % be hers always. that child
must have received the most votes
and have the honor Of being dssiG.
mated the most popular child IN the
state. To Illustrate how deep In the
interest In the voting. II may %
stated that several people yesterday
secured - votes nt . time. 10 be
cast for their favorites. Tho school
children we're represented among
those who visited the Office 10 e1-
press their choice at 8 cents per
vote A great number OF ballots
are expected from this source.
little tir,s remains for the work.
ers IN the contest 20 array their
friends ana TO secure votes before
she nett counting Of the ballots.
This viii be done Friday evening.
ana the result published the follow
ing DAY. Therefore. n you wish 90
zee your little favorite we'll up IN
tire list ~ candidates, or leading IN
the contest. bring In your votes
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sLAsMER YOUNG CONVICTED.
FsunA Gsilty of Ausaesoss Assault
Upon Freak Johnson.

william Young. coiord. who siasned
Frank Johnson's faoe with a rasor In q
Tendsrloin row on May n. was yesterday
convicted OF aseault with intent 20 COM
NIT murder. He WAS tried bcsore q jury
In Judge Jacobs court. The principal
point made againpt him was proof OF ma
own statement after the cutting that re
had intended to take Johnson's life. Tie
crime ID . serious one, ana II the verdict
n allowed to stand viii likely result IN q
long term IN prison for Young.
The thai Wa reDiets with amusing In
cidsnts. All % the witnesses In the case,
inciudng tho victim Of the assault. werc
colored. AMI the whole Afro-American
population of the ren1erloin came TO wit
ness the proceedings giving the courtroom
much the appearance Of . Georgia camp.
meeting or . 81. Louis cakewaik
The evidence showed that Young ard
Johnson became cgntro.ied 40 the result
Of . quarrel between two coiered women,
Jess.e Smith and Jennie johnson. WHO
were eating noodles In the Japanese res.
tauraQt on Main street when the row oc-
Cured Johnson's face was horribly cut.
ard he has lest the sight OF one eye a. the
r~auit Of HIS injuries.
Yours Was defended BY Attorney J. Ed
ward Hawkn& and Deputy PROSECUTING
Attorney Fulton represented tho state II;
the trial.
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BENEFIT y0R WILMINGTON p0Ys.
shaw Company Will Play 'The Last
0troke" fer the Hospital Puad.

Among the many preparations which are
being mAd< for the reception Of thu rUt0sn-
ing Washington voluntesro, not the least
II the benefit TO be given At the Third Az
enue theAter tomorrow ana Friday even
The Details Of ~ saasr are in the hands
Of he rcLtson Relief cotpa. ana the FUNDS
object being 70 have money 70 take care
Of any msmbers OF the regiment who may
become III while In this city.
II 10 needless 10 mentidn the worthiness
Of this object. All seattle h labortng In.
dnstyfousiy. ~ one man. 10 make the re-
csption Of the soldiers an event never 10
be forgotten. This hospital work, how
ever. 10 . branch that. but for the Toftson
Relief Corps might have been overlooked.
Tho attraction tomorrow evening viii be
singuIarly Appropriate. The Last Stroke"
war drama OF considerable merit. Il was
presented By the Shaw company last nixht
before one Of the largest audiences Of tho
week. and was receivxd with great enthu-
siasm. Tho scene " laid In Florida and vari-
Gus points In Cuba. during the year 1894.
ana Il depicts very wildly the events which
LED w 20 the great struggle In which the
First Washington hSroes have rccently
particspatMd--the closing chapters. II 10 .
play which abounds In patriotic lines and
wholesome sentiment. The company sp-
pears to the best possible advantage.
On FRIDAY night the bill viii ~ changed.
Phoenix" win be presented. thus giving
patrons choice OF two great playa
A large number o. seats have already
born sold for the occAaiou and thcpe In no
question hut that the benefit will net this
worthy object . very considerable sum.
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". 4 wefrn.id Ts..-.,ss I; = IT. -
l. Il iirdssT p.rs,ssss q, !" - ~ sss.s. -
" y Boyd: spessns. wa
rucn \. n r ua-. kLD 49,
p Nor,m 1ss.hsssr ns X IN. a. -
small p.y~.s. rs.sa' m.... ~. 49, y
sDoEsns wssh H~h, n,,ss 800
Walh WaIys. Wan x,saass,s - g. = SS'
ycvth YsSims W.xh go u.sS.~ sr.sss.-~ -
ssm Wlfiams 49, *, "" "~' "
0a~s NJ 4. sTs -. -. ~w..-- p-..
man ty Jsxs f,roxn c,Irrsiss. n. ~ $50 r..s'
\, r. $3.50 saa.ssss, - 60. -, -.
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threa- story business block In Dawson
az q cost OF 500. 90
Odeion Cadieux. q French.Canadisn
Kiondiker. said 10 be- rich and we'll
known. killed hims~lf twc weeks ego
through The accidental discharge %
Winchester rirs which ne vas cleaning.
under the impression OF eourso that the
ftrearm was not loaded.
Rampant arrivals report that the ru-
reka creek branch 81 the Manook dis
trirt IL showing UP very rich Discovery
claim gave 40 81 900 worth Of gold In
twerty-swo days working, Tributaries
Of Baker creek are developing well, Red
rock II encountered AZ Ave N ten feet
and much % the art runs ~ and Is cents
per pan.
The following passengers came from
the north on the Humboldt.
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Msch ssmmes Wevk ~ the k1oo.
a1ko-Eupoks District News.


Asks-Esssks DistsSet News.
Steamer Humboldt. Capt. Boniheid. ~.
from Lynn canal with III pssssnsese. 8
few Of whom were from Dawson % late
~ September IL. A great deal Of mine
gins claims the Dawson people say. 10
going on IN the Klonhiks Some of tho
claims are being developed ~ extensive
W ~ were any Of the winter mines and
which SCI In from the great camp -
early a. May 10 will continue until the
upper Yukon fresfAe and forces the
navigation and light loads.
Audrey Bruce. Of winnipeg. came out
machinery. Hc says that nothing. could
port that Alec Mcdonald II financially
distresscd: that he - buying 81 the
good mines ne can get. and II erecting .
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CHICAGO Sept 1.-THE sensation u sofay's
racing ~ Hawthorne the Sisr1slifcssioa II
Ncpysso sfssy ne rad wos the se~ord r1~p IN mt.
Ting Anssh With Psremaker He carried ~ prssnds
Ien than weight RENTS.
Five ffhcn9s w sIi~rsfsfn wrA. rsfy Am~s~~u
second. Van Hoowhste third Time fAzS
eeven fusonss selling -Pseemshsv wna. nusuin
se~ord sArivci third Tsme In
Mile, selling -Jarksnspes won. lillian Rcd go
onA, lille W. third Time. tGA
Five fnyionfs selling Nuiiah von. Asusx ss-nnd
Nile and sirfeensh, ssIiins -rappsn won, Yubsr
dam seccnd. Kisme shird Tine. -
MYie-fhe Lsdv in Blue WON Pwfvfg soupnd
Nuhei third Time. "a
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cause II t1ot esass ID not rs0oved Ia
influence reaches out aad ovsssAsdsws .
whole HE. The rsass Lydis Z Pinhhaa's
Vegetable Compound has bssn - uni-
formly successful fos over . quarter at .
century Ia overcomisg the ss1Bsying ol
women, b that Il 10 tAososgh 81 opse
directly % the cause. Il y o wo0aD's
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palmer Is Knocked OUT.


1soo sAs oeost, go 0eA Han g.
Ss0 WSsAaa . Pew 0oossss Asses
EssssSng nsaU~Csow1 Ooso VIA
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similar letters wire received from Mayor
]. r, 0ouie. OF Hoqulam: Mayer Il. n.
Hardin. Of New Whatcom. Senator
George Turner. Supreme Judge =. J. An
deyD and othoYR
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SACRAMENTO. Cal. s<pt i1-Rssufts.
2is tros. purse 81 30 Dolly r. won. Athavss
evnh Two LIGHT third R~ss time liza
zi7 psce, pnrss q. 90 Die wecd Won. Arthur "
seccnd. Direct third Best time. Ill
Running. Futuyity Nase, fov two-yess-oids. 0.65
sis fnyiongs Aanfomas Won, Beshee ser0rA. Con-
Nsiisstcn shtrf Time. ! ~
Four-yeas.olds and up~ssds seven flrion0R- Man
saniilo won. Meadow Lsrk ssrcnd. nrHsris0s third
Time. ~
Handicap, nile and a ssxteensh-- Mount Mrsregus
woa. HohSuxcIIesn second. Libsvfins fhirx Tlns
lGA
Two yesroifs seven fuyiossp- SHIPS 10, Ten
riea secouh, Maenus shivd 1fne. -
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ssys - WIN Nss - - 80 Vuusv
DUseossU Dovsa1ssV.
H. .. Collins. known shrousnsus snss
city and AlASnA ~ '-Sfslb9. the XsAU %
Newsboye." leeves tho nDsu1N0 % to
, Hss r. e ~ 49,, D.. &c sz ~ :.ss
per buadess SO vsn - g wer1 - 90 -
lay on his pfoperfy on oold HBeso@ snd
win WORK 10 E3d1raAo cla1R .nIb1
intended 70 worh ons % IN cta1no -
s w.nssr: bat - ss..s. - - -; = -
peets 10 ~ aoas sbgue to yeaH
He sssd last n10ht. = Asvt wuue - sssy
Tn SeeftIa DEVON city - sno PISS 80
me and think q - sosus tho oniy plscs
for . young mon. I Ibe 9esffIe al Ftw9e.
but { wculd sesser - N 49, wBsvs
am sorry 70 give up M papr bss6.sua
hseouse ! havs mo1o OBs4 0s0sv - e.
but I thfnk f'c2n 10 bstssv on ~ clo1ma'
ARE Yor ooENo EAsrr
Csii ~ she No~shsvn Pacific o<uee. Spss-
September I'm, rte - cAseaoe. - ~.
and al points In IL - ~ pr1Osvtson-
BUY Dawson sschsss from can.ssan De-
veIopmsnt Componv. - Y0osg. osesve
wHEN sssno 49,. - ysuv ssenss sUsss
70 route yoo vfo ~ C01eoO. xnbUummuD
. o. Paul railway.
ns9nt weasAeg psfD&txfnQ
ExcExLErF lunsh0 ssvvse a1ny nvD
u to o'cloch- Csfe HaIbs. - oGssaA
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wHEN sssno Dsss - ySuv eeupe sUuss
= ~ Paul fasfWav.
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Takss Decisive Acsescoefaos gxesnl
Iscndag an3ostjoa - City ssa Nafioe psra1e
Bssriag TssoFssssce Cemalssse oepsess
u Havisg Desa Coscted Dsssssess as-
.s~1 rroa Promasns People Who VIII - Doers
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TERHE HArTE. Ind s~ps H-Sln4ous
wsather and . large crowd today sf the Terri
Hsus. track syseted the ArSs lrs - wAaa 10 % 10
four dsys ~ srcrt The rcriss;
80 sros Erwin Y WIN In arsigAs heats Tine,
zA us lin k1cndike secoad Maud G. third
~ paae-Wfllism Ne wa Arut~ ssroaA end ~
heats and ys~~ Time - f%1A. fAoS Afffngsoa
won third heat in - And setsad. Rye3Ss vu0
fourth heat IN ~ and was third
IN srns-Rarcn Weod IN ssrAigAt hAoss
Tine. 7lti 11N, 2in ~ ssssFo sscsaA Ritz Il
tsfrd
Dp0ok1ya Jockey Cloh Races.
VIEW YORK, scp. n-TnN~ 90 . bss a.
tendance 81 the Broohiyn Jrrhey Club tn1sv Il b..
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The marks left b. pam are On he young fsess ei
daughters Pain that leaves il marx comes q,
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A. they broke. Ne0overn hooked he left
hard and viciousjy on the Jaw. driving
Palmsr's head back. A. the Briusher stsf.
sefeA 20 the ropes. MCGOWAN swung ~:
Palmer dropped belpisss!y. He strugSisd
frantiesIly, but was unable 10 rise. Wills
STIR stooped over him and mechanically
had counted 6ve Psimsr threw bis right
towards the lower feps Of the ing. but
failed 10 ciuicf, II and then rolled over on
htp back. He rolled back again on his
ASAA mhNsstnA tnA
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Buy raw.nr tickets from canaAiaa De-
velnrrsnt Company. i6 Y~sier. before
September IA
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BUY Dawson sschste from Canadian De-
veIopmsnt Comoony. - YOosp. ose0Vo
8op2eUoep n
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ARE roc ooTN7 EAST

Can st re Norsnsrn rsesse osiee set
tie. and make arrauOeDo1S9. E4ocsfvs
| September Inn, rte - CA1eaoo. -. ~.
and al points In t. Bssa N prnDsssson
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Gin ldnnlid1rr rr1ulrn,n.

Sn elmer GorII6ente ~ltreitet man
barber, oh Elm anipeienoer Srt8einge-
ieilener, Der cine Nrt Siirgi6ait einscs
gangen mnr uno nun bditperbinolih
eema6t weroen i%ollte, mad ben setroIs
fenen TereinbOrun9en baftbar gemadt
neroen f0nne ooer ni9t.
Sn Die oieierbalb entitanoene lebbafte
l%lnterbaltung miidt iid ploblid be,
Rubenbauer nit Der Infrase an ben
giirsen, wie oenn eissntli6 bic gb,
ma6ung laute uno Oh piellei6t ettuas
geionoeres BARN ltebe.
rSa, Elm @crt liebt o'rin, oas i'd
niht perlteb'." entge0net Der Seira9tc.
.Solioe beiBt's. oocr iOlioeriid
-bult, nein, iplioarii6 beiBt's!"
Dos is ihlimm iiir Sr," meint
Der T~ubenbauer, noenn penn mas
Qateiniid' babel iiebt, ma ISIS
allspeil 9'idbrli' Gntpeosr On pirit
eipg'iperrt Ooer muaBt 3abl'nl1
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