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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21
How Mrs. Palmer Was snubbed.

The name of the Infanta recalled the
snub the young Spaniard gave Mrs
Potter Palmer of Chicago and the elite
of the W6rlds Fair city, relates the
Cleveland Leader. Mrs Palmer, exer-
cising her undoubted right as a leader
of Chicago society. arranged a recep-
ton in honor of the Infanta and invited
all of Chicago swelldom. 1t was to have
been the leading tribute to the social
worth Of Eulalie, Chicago ladies sent to
Paris and Worth made dresses that cos,
thousands for the reception to the
Infanta
The reception day came, and all the
ladies and dresses were in line But
the 1nfanta, in whose honor all the
money had been spent, was rardy.
There was CONSERVATION. which In
creased to alarm in the mind of the
hostess. Late in the day the Infanta
did put in an appearance, but remained
only a few minutes. She did not even
line up. as she was expected to do. The
explanation for her conduct came out
later when 1t was learned that she had
remarked to a friend:
Il have been invited to a reception to
be given by the innkeeper's wife; but ]
don't think ] shall GO"
Potter Palmer, the innkeeper, and
the grea. Palmer House, 1.-THE inn,' .
burst upon dazed Chicago In a new
light.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21
CELEBRATED PREroRIA's FALL.
Britishers Make Merry at Dom Paul.
Expense

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith celebrated
the British occupation Of Pretoria by a
dinner party on Tuesday evening at
their home on Piikoi street.
The decorations were exceedingly
tasteful. the walls being draped with
the flags OF the United Kingdom. as
well as those Of Hawaii and America,
while pictures OF the leading British
generals occupied positions among their
folds.
About twenty guests were present and
enjoyed TO the full true Highland hos
pltality." for which Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
are noted. During the evening the host
ana hostess were presented with a
handsome secretaire bookcase by a
number Of the guests present as token
Of the high esteem in which Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith are held by them.
Each guest received an artistically
executed and appropriate earu. decor
ated with Scotch tartan favors and
heather as a souvenir OF the occasion
and the event Il celebrated.
The Hawaiian Quintette Club played
at intervals. and with toast and song
very enjoyable evening was spent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21
CEMENT SIDEWALKS.
Will DO LAID at Once Around Execu.
tive Grounds


Governor Dole met with the heads OF
the Territorial government yesterday
and considerable routine business was
transacted. Superintendent of Public
Works McCandless announced that A.
was his Intention to begin at once the
work OF laying cement sidewalks
around the grounds of the Executive
building and also around Thomas
Square. He also suggested the feasibiI-
ity OF having cement sidewalks laid ali
over the city at the expense of prop
.erty owners. Other improvements to
be undertaken by the Department OF
Public Works are the construction of
a 3O-foot bridge for School street in
stead OF the 20-foot structure contem-
plated, and the extension of Kukul
street.
Mr.. Atkinson OF the Department of
Public Instruction expressed his inten-
ton OF proceeding as soon as possible
with the work on the Royal School. A
larger plat OF ground will probably be
secured than the one under contempla-
ton.
The leases OF crown and other lands
and the 1ooo-acre plantation Limitation
came I'm for some discussion.
The liquor licenses OF Camara q Com
pany and N. Congdon were renewed
and the matter % the Orpheun liquor
license was deferred to a later meeting.
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FASHION THERE
Wedding of Miss Dam
ford and F. 7. LANCE.
Daughter Of Lady Heron Married
Last Night at St. Andrews
Cathedral.

Ihe marriage OF Miss AIys Danford
daughter OF Lady Heron. To Mr. Fred
erick II. Lange was solemnized In ST
Andrews Cathedral yesterday evening
IN the presence OF large assemh age
Among those present were the British
Consul and Miss Hoare. Bishop willis
and wife. Il. A. Mott-Smith and wife
y. ;. Cleghorn. Attorney General Dole
III. III. Mott-Smith and wife, Captain
Ross and others. The decorations were
green and white and the altar was bril-
liantly lighted up by candles.
The ceremony was performed by tho
REV. V. III. Kitcat. according to the
rites Of the Church OF England. The
surpliced choir Of boys and men were in
attendance and sang two hymns--"How
Welcome Was the CalP' and The Voice
That Breathed-and a special psalm
the service being fully choral. wray
Taylor was at the organ, as usual.
The maid of honor was Miss Anna
Danford. sister OF the bride, and the
bridesmaids the Misses Vera MAY and
Mary Cation. The groom was attended
by his best man. Dr. Hodgkins, and the
grooomsmen we're NJ. Brasch and Chas
Stanley Messrs. II. w. Anderson and
Jas. Cockburn ofIic.ated as ushers.
The bride who was given away by her
brother. looked very pretty in her white
bridal costume. After the ceremony q
short reception was held at the resi-.
dence OF Judge Stanley. only immediate
friends being present.
Mr.. Lange II a member OF the firm oil
Hoffschlaeger & Co. Mr.. and Mrs
LANCE viii spend their honeymoon In
Honolulu. at their residence, king
street
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Bark Hera Arrives.

The 4-masted German bark Hera.
Captain Kulsen. came into port yester-
day morning. 100 days from Hamburg.
The Hera was one of two vessels whose
agents here hoped would arrive before
American laws went into effect on June
IL Bark Solide which sailed from
Hamburg a month before the Hera,
was the other and has not yet put in
an appearance. The Hera experienced
twenty days of rough weather off the
Horn. Half of her cargo Of cement
goes TO Seattle. a man was lost over
board on the third day out from Ham
burg. being washed from the vessel by
a heavy sea which swept the decks.
The Solide is 166 days out and about a
month overdue.
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mariposa's Last Trip.

The present run OF the STEAMSHIP
Mariposa TO the Colonies and return is
her last according to the schedule of
the Oceanic Steamship Company.
When she returns TO San Francisco
the brand new s.00o-ton steamship
Sierra will be ready to take her place
ard the Mariposa and the Australia
VIII go on the run between San Fran
cisco and-Tahiti.
Passengers on the Mariposa from the
Coast came ashore yesterday without
having their baggage examined for
opium or other dutiable goods. The
Mariposa is not foreign steamer any
longer. merely a coaster.
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was Knocked down to him for the sum
OF A.s75. Kane then transferred the
property back to the heirs for the NOM
maj sum OF II. The Court charged the
entire expense OF the sale to Kane
j. r. Langston and A. Mcdonald were
hhed $40 each by Judge Stanley for con-
tempt OF court in refusing to cease
WORK upon certain building when or
dered to do so by the Court.
Henry Smith has been appointed
guardian for the minor children of Solo
mon kauhane with bonds of $500.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21
NATIVE LEADERS
TALK AT WAIALUA
AID lresses Made in Support OF
the Independent Patty
by Bob Wilcox
Especial Correspondence

WA1LUA, June pa hundred or
more people Of this town attended
meeting here tonight, addressed by the
three politicians or the independent
party who are touring the Island in the
interest of that organization. About
one-half of those in attendance were.
however, members of the Republican
party who had come 70 listen to the ar
guments of the speakers, largely out OF
curiosity. Among the we'll known Re-
puplicans who were there were Col. E
l.. Pierce, j. Nahaulu and many others.
The meeting was opened by s. X
Mahui, who acted as chairman. and h..
introduced Kalauokalani. He made his
usual speech, describing the merits OF
the various parties. and advising the
natives TO adhere to the Independent
party. He mentioned as candidates for
Senators on the ticket to be put UP by
the Independents the names of hiinsel.
and his two touring colleagues, j. X.
Kaulia. Robert Wilcox and E. L. Pierce.
He also suggested the name of S. X.
Mahui as a candidate for Representa-
live. He asked the people If they would
vote for all of these, and they all said
that they would.
j. X. Kaulia was then introduced, and
he made a rather feeble attempt to ex-
plain his remarks at the drill shed when
ne said XIII the snake!" so often and
so vigorously.
VIII Mossman followed with a review
Of the constitutional difficulties leading
up to the Provisional Government. Ii
was long and rather dry discourse,
ard many of the audience went to sleep
during it.
Wilcox came next, and ne made the
same talk he has oeen giving since the
three started out on their tour, telling
of his visit to Washington and his treat
ment there, and what effect it had upon
the affairs of the Islands.
The meeting was wound up by a talk
by s. X. Mahui. He spoke mostly of the
ex-Queen, urging the people to be kind
to her and never to speak ill of her
Before he was half through the people
began to get weary. and when he had
finished there were so few left that the
speakers did not think it necessary to
move for an adjournment but Simp v
put the lights out and left.
The tourists were very nicely treated
by c. p. Iaukea. host of the Ha eiwa
Hotel. Tomorrow they will go to Kahu-
ku and thence to LaIe, where they Will
speak tomorrow evening at the Nor
mon settlement
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
FlUA AGRICULTURAL CO.,
llMlIt1.

ssMENTs HAVE BEEN CALL
me hssessable stock Of this
a. 20 become due and payable
v ,I'. ~ Castie a Cooke. Ltd. on
"'n' 100. 10 per cent tsi0 per
tsunquent August 10Th. 1900.
smber 18th. i00. 10 per cent (ti0
"el, delinquent October 18TH.
~ lo'h, 1900. 10 per cent $50 rer
uelnquent November 3oth, 1900.
w. A. BOWEN,
Treas Waialua Arr. Co. Ltd.
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AUTHORITY.
e,rER NOTICE.

,.,ce with Section 1 OF
Wyf Of the laws Of 1855:
90 holding water privileges
-,lpg water rates, are here
II mat the water rates FOR
aiding Dec. on. 1900. viii be
s,y,ble NJ the ofiice OF the
water Works. on the LIST
1900
4, n,es remaining unpaid for
/ .ss, hey are due will be sub
|. ADDITIONAL 10 per cent.
1 .1sr,s upon which rates re-
aid August IS, 1900. Cso
r., becoming dciinduenD. are
| mspensIon without further
a, payablc at the Office Of the
|rs,ss IN the basement OF Ex-
ultlng
ANDREW DROWN.
ant honolulu Water woi ka.
.,n June 20. 1900. 6577
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Account Disapproved.

In the accounts OF s. X. Kane. guar
dian OF the Robinson minors, Judge
Stanley has discovered two Items of
which he does not approve. When a
piece OF land belonging to the minors
was being sold az auction. Kane. In
order to force the price higher put In
an occasional bid himself and was final
Iy caught unawares and the property
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21
NEE TING NOTICE.

\ adjourned Annual Meeting Of the
M tlpr' company. Limited. will
" .hr uiiire 90 Mr.. Cecil Brown.
~, 20 z o'ci0ck y. m. Thurs
=, june, 1900, By order OF the
WAITER G.. WELDON. sec'y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21
BAND PLAYS TONIGHT.
Berger's Musicians at the Hawaiian
Hotel Grounds.

iThe Government band will play this
etening at 1880 in the Hawaiian Hotei
gfounds. The following vii be the pro-
gam:
PART I.
Overture-La Dame Blanche. .Boieldieu
Finale-Carmen . .................B fZe.
Seiection-GoUnod' Operas. -. Godfrey
Songs
GAP kapilina. Waidluenua ....
............... MISS 4. Re ia
(b) Aloha no Wau. Moani Ike Ala.
...............-...... Mrs. y. AlaDai
PART II.
Selection-The Rose Of 9ersia new
March-The NELL Company Davis
Fantasia-The Czarina ...... Come
Madame Augot .Lecocq
The Marseiliaise.
The Star Spangled Banner.
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MEETING NOTICE.

uns Of the stockholders OF Nc
hamilton n Kenny Co, Ltd. viii
~ The C0,npany's office In the
\ pl,k. corner Of queen and Nuu-
II .H az p. m. Thursday. June
~ ord r of the President.
" ~. HOLT, secretary.
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KnoLpERs' MEETING. Wal.
LUktf SUGAR co.

VII be n special meeting OF the
lors 81 the Wailuku Sugar Co,
ihg Office OF g.. Brewer a Co,
honolulu. Saturday. June 3Oth
u "a. m.
w. y. BISHOP. Secretary.
honolulu. June 2tst, 1900.
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Miss Howe's Recital.

Miss Edith Howe. OF Mills College,
California. will give a reading at the
Young Mems Christian Association
rooms this evening. Following Is the
program that she will render:
Come Here" Translated from Ger
mani ......... Miss Oenevieve Ward
The story of Rosina" Austin Dobson
~ Telephone Romance. Pauline Pie ps
Aunt Melissy on Boys" ..............
...s................ j. It. Trowbridge
II.
Bob Son OF Battle" Extract FROM
....s.............ss. Altred OlllVant
THE Little Hatchet story ..........-
"Chariotta's Intended" ..............
.............. Ruth McEnery Stuart
Extract from DIR. SEWER" .......-...
................... Geo. w. Gable
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r. Of water privileges. or those
ntsr rates, are hereby notified
!, sJurs Cor irrigation purposes
laS;o ~ o'clock a. m. and from
tlocs D. m.
ANDREW BROWN.
boz Honolulu Water WORKS.
ryed BY
ALEX. YOUNG.
Minister OF Interior.
fulu. fune ~. 1929. 525s
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The Plaque.

DR.. Carmichael received by the Hong.
kong Maru yesterday letter from the
Federal quarantine officer at San Fran
cisco. DR.. Kinyoun, to the effect that
there was absolutely no doubt concern
ing the existence of bubonic plague In
San Francisco, and that the Board OF
Health's hands were practically tied by
the Courts iniunctiOrs
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sHOLDERS' MEETING. - HO-
NOMU SUGAR co.

vii be- n speclai meeting of the
odprs ~ the Honomu Sugar Co.
lflce n g. drewer a Co. Ltd. In
M on saturday, June S0th. 1900.
I'm
~. y. ptsHoP. Secretary.
honolulu. June 2ist. 1900.
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Typhoid fever is unusually prevalent
In Honolulu at the present time. Local
physicians report a large number of
cases scattered all over the city.
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I,eRrroRY or HAWAII.
| rREAsuRERs OBJ FIcE.

HONOLULU. June rs. 1909.
II i hereby given that all the
II, n Chapter Sc, Session Laws
| q amended by Chapter i0s ses-
n. Of 1893. relating 20 Stamp
| rmsin In force.
L. stamps may be obtained OF
I,afar u Public Accounts at the
The Treasurer.
HENRY 10. COOPER.
Treasurer.
Ta June 10 22- gG--6575
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[OrDOrIIiOn Notices.
|O(KHOLDERS'
MEEIINdS.
|lniN AGRICULTURAL COM.
pANY.

WIll be- n special meeting OF the
aicrs ~ the Hawaiian Agricul-
10 at the office OF G.. Brewer &
~ ltd. In Honolulu. on the 30th
J. 1901. at "a. M.
~ y. BISHOP. Secretary.
Honolulu. June 2ist, 1870.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21
WILL E. FISHER,
Real Estate
FOR SALE by
Will E. Fisher,
Raal lErfoto uan& a.d A..aAion...
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

very NICE 2-story houses on Puma
hau ST., corner: improvements. 2-story
house of 8 rooms. Price. $1,000.
Adjoining SAM. 2-story house of Z
ms, with excellent view: both in
good ueighborhood. Price. 50 $500.
On the first $4,000 mortgage may re-
main; on the secon. 81 500 may remain.
S1.450. or $3.50 apiece. excellent lots
opposite Band Stand az Kapiolani Park:
will take small payment down. balance
on time. These lots are near the cars
and ready for building: unquestionably
che. must Increase In value; only
small payment necessary.
s4.250 Cottage Oh Beretania ST., very
cheap and :. bargain.
IS. 100 Cottage On Beretania St, ex-
cellent opportunity.
Many other desirable lots, cottages
and property unimproved. Call at Of
fee or list
Is your home to rent? DO Won want
some one to collect your rents
Are you in search Of horn" either
to rent or buy? If so, call al my office
for list.
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lhoLDERs MEETING. - oo-
MA SUGAR PLANT'N CO.

vii b. a special meeting OF the
olders 90 the Ookaia Sugar Plan
o, az the office OF g. Brewer a
N IN Honolulu. on Friday. June
20 AZ 1870 n. m.
y, y, BISHOP. Secretary.
honolulu, June 2ist, 1900. b577
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night.
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J, w, wv W the Orpheum tonight. .
nlEhrst GRADE ~ RED HUb-
uAed 10 the stamps made py
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|s,,uvert'ser " delivered 10 any
"s wy for rs cents per month.
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s57s
NOTICE.

~ NY TEMPORARY AB-
D. -. ,le lsnuds. Mr.. Y. Soga will
" WIN fun power of attorney.
q. SHtOZAWA.
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FOR DYSPEPTICS

Tnere is no reason why any one
should suffer from dyspepsia or any
stomach trouble. Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters cures constipation. indigestion.
dyspepsia. malaria, fever and ague IL
mas done so for fifty years. Any drug
glst VIII sell IL 70 you. Take II faith
luiiy. II will regulate the bowels. i'm
prove the appetite and bring back
neaitn and strength. See that a Pri-
vate revenue Stamp covers the neck
of the bottle.
Blood u0SIETTEp,S
Turn'er ard STOMACH
Flesh Bui der. BITTERS.
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At Auction.
Buildings Of
Camp Jones

Being on the Kalihi road adjoining the
kalihi Detention Camp.
The property to be sold consists of
the DiningRoom with the Tables. the
building being entirely rooted with cor
rugated iron.
The Bathing House and plumbing
connected. being the showers. ETC., all
covered with corrugated iron; stable al
so covered with corrugated iron: out
houses, ETC., f1uming, etc.
The location is on the road turning
on at new pumping station road and al
most to the Kalihi detention camp
Parties desiring building material
should attend this sale, as all lumber,
ETC., Is almost new.
Terms of sale. Cash upon fall of ham
mer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20
More Democratic Nerve.

In colossal errontery n would be aim
cult to furnish a parallel 20 the card re-
Gently issued 20 tho Democratic clubs OF
The country, and signed by Senator Jones.
OF Arkansas. and wliiam n. Hearst. OF
New York. 1t recitcs that in the free
exercise OF the suffrage lies tho safety
OF the republie-" Tho officers 81 the Clubs
are thercupen requested 20 furnish any
evidence they can serape W Of any at
tempt 70 ecercs or fntimidAts any voter.
New senator Jones and Mr.. Hearst. and
every eshss intelligent man In the unissa
states, knew thas n there was such
thing as free exercise OF ths right OF
suffrage tn the states whseA are now
ondsr Democratic control. there would
not be prrsenss q belief in the sleo-
zion on Bryan. The only states In tho
Unlcn which are admitted unrsserveIly.
On beth sides. to Se IN the Ryan column.
are states IA which large percentage Of
me voters. IN some instances an absolute
majority % all es the voters. are forbidden
20 exercise the right cg suffrage at all
Every honest southern gsAiienan admits
that the negvoes ~ the South are not
permitted the free exercise OF the right Of
suffrage. which the United ssAtes eonsti-
tuition ATTEMPTED 10 guarantee THETA.
Tfaere s. no pressnce q acnysax these
facts; the extreme extent to which tia
Southern Democrats SO r to excuse or
paiiiAte them. some. like TiIlman. DE-
Sanity proclaim them In south Carolina.
tho state which sends TSilnaa 70 the
United States senate. and witch win.
without shadow az doubt. cast IT'S
electoral votes Cor Bryan. the negroes Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20
streets 20 Let.

An Interesting contribution 20 the his
tory Of Tacoma's progress appears IN =
contribution en;itied 'eweaA Lease va
cant Streets published IN THURSDAYS TIA
coma News The writer has an i4ea which
Is eninsnuy sswihle. sneaFh NOT exactly
Ia shs nature Of an advertisement for hts
city. lie has noticed that there are many
streets In Tacoma that are no longer
necdrd for any purpose. aud suggests that
tho city lease them for iers term 81
years IA the owners 81 adjoining prop
erty. Then they ooasa be e~sussned with
grass plots and flowers I'VE have any
quantity Of such streets" says Tits frank
gentleman ard again, "tf this could ha
done It would vastly Improve tne APP
pearAnee a. things especially asepg c
street. which 10 ere 81 oar nest trav.
slea thersarAsarcx"
Thlz Is really the most sensible idea
tAas has come oas ef Tacoma Cor long
time WIS, ia the use Of streets when
they are no, used They are as bad az
houses without people, Ana why let these
streets which enc anthsg % this eem-
rnnnaeatsca says are now Being grewn ap
with brush and asei az a dumping
ground, remain an eyescre TO the ooca-
sional passe-f Half dozen streets
would probably be ample for al Tacsma's