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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-03
NEWS oE THE TOWN


/ Foazsa of sTplg Ezss NJ. Easl4s
/ cal Al Clsse.AEli 4 ssGsy and rs-is;st
yc2r gress-
TEo smart Girls are wanted IN Il.
bsEdsgT NJ this osssce-
Two soe.l cosapoa.;ors are wasted s.
this ealsss
The aara:e-- G-eAessza held special
rehearsal last night
Books OF Art aud Ecclesiastical En-
0sUideTy IT Mrs Hznna's-
On July u. the annual meeting o.
I teachers viii be held.
Ore. 500 tons OF usa- VII 6e tie
yield At the Wailuku plantation
4 cierkahlp O. position Of trust is
wanted by : nan Of COED references.
See want columns,
:. f Judd ard II. A. Kinney haro
ret0r1 d from Kaasi. They CINE in
SUNDAY on the y. G. Hall.
Late yesterday afternoon clerk Lucas
administered the cath to attorney
George :. Davis IS Notary public.
Chas. Bellina IS preparing TO baild a
two story Iruus - his stables on Fort
street. Contracts are nov under coz
s;deratioa.
The Board Of Health calls for tenders
Ior purchase of Hides and Tasiow. 81
50 tenders are called fcl supplies. See
Notice.
Miss Edith Howe gave haz second re-
cital consisting OF eight Numbers be-
fost small anGisIace at the I. Il. c. A.
auditorium LAST evening,
4 revised and corrected liss OF prizes
offered 10y the Decoration Committee
OF the Fourth OF JAY Celebration APP
pears N the ne1 advertisements 10 day.
Judge J. Y. Kaiaa has taken the
o1sh ii oiiiee rs jGige CT the Second
Circuit The oath was administered
by clerk !. y. halua after which the
Judge administered the cGth TO the
clerk.
The authority OF Y. G. ASHER to
sigH tae ;irili li4isle Of i5ishcp < Go, peg
procucal;aH has bean FevoaeIl, ne hav-
lns retired frp.n their efapioy. Mr..
J. Harris Maeke,E;e is 40. authorized
to s.Sl fcc the said firm.
The No;Iaa's Boa-i of Missions viii
hold liz reseiar monthly meeting this
2tts-2o1n 81 80 o'oioc.1 IL Tho p-rlors 1
u the Centrli V2io1 Church. An adj |
dress by Miss Fa.eott OF Ian,a w.n be |
delivered,
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Registered at Haleiwa.

The following guests have been reg
istered al Haleiwa to and including
July l: F. c. Smith, II. q. Coleman,
Honolulu; r. NJ. Armstrong. Boston,
Mass; H. II. Clark. San Francisco;
Geo. w. Carr. Geo. p. Denison, c. NJ.
White, E. E. Paxton, Honolulu; Mary
E. Clark, Wahiawa: A. j. Soule, San
Francisco; NJ. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs.
Booth, Mrs. NJ c. Brown and son. Mrs
Harold Sewaii. sire. T. 81. Hatch. Mrs
Walter Maxwell, Alice 4. Wall. Joe An
draae, Henry Davis. Mrs. Henry Davis
Master Elmer r. Davis, Honolulu;
John r. Lawrence. Portland, Or; John
McComb, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.
Berlowitz, Miss n Hawley, c. G. Book
US, S. l.. LYMAN, Walter G. Hymal,
Honolulu; y, 3. Thomas, Marie Rosa.
San Francisco: Msrtie p. jones, Port
land Or; L. a, Walker, Honolulu.
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Bit q Policeman.

A fight took place en- the corner Of
Hotel and Fort streets Sunday night
in which several sailors and two native
police officers were engaged. Two of
the men were placed under arrest and
companion tried to rescue them. Not
succeeding very well he got into a
difficulty with officer Mossman and in
the ARRAY the officer was badly bitten
in the side. Phe bitter was reprinanded
and. discharged IS Judge Wilcox yes
terday, as the injured officer vas rot
present to testify.
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Eoe.a.y Season closes.

Society vi; take rsst tar TIC bal
ance CT the summer The ladies have
decided 70 leave OF their calls until
cooler weather. 4 aSoiety lady, speak
Ing of the subject last evening. re-
marked that il was very sensible
thing to do. and that many Of the ladies'
had stopped The the 1st Of June. Prob
ably the last society event Of the sea-
sen was the dance given at Hawaiian
Hctel ApaeX en- the beach by Miss
MacfariaEe in honor OF the Misses Roo
ney, who left for the States BY the Rio
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MOBILE PHOTOGRAPHS.
They Ws4s 6svea Attorney Gear
While II Washington.

Ge5gse D. Gear whsa st Washington
was presented by Justice Mcneun4
with large Photograph Of thu mem
bess Of UEiEed STATES Supreme goETt.
II i the latest Photograph u The JUS
tees. They are affixed "a their g0vEs
Zach Justice has ztKxssi his 2asoCTa9h
10 the picture. MIR Gear Is quite pEogd
81 the photograph. lie WIS also given
a Photograph OF John H. Gear, seH2t1T
Of Losa, and a rsl4-lVe 4 The iOsc4i At
tcrney. Mr.. Gear also has . Photograph
OF Francis J. Mes lands On il the
NeyadS Congressman has written:
:. Very sincerely your friend, Francis J.
NeIlklds-
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a Runaway Accident.

Surgeon Major Taylor q. S, A, and
wife were thrown cut OF their buggy
Saturday evening on Beretauia street.
near Victoria. The horse which is
hight spirited animal became frighten-
ed at something and suddenly bolted,
2oliiding with the curb. Mrs. Taylor
was thrown heavily to the ground and
it is thought she is seriously hurt. She
was taken to the Buena Vista hospital
in ii hack.
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I Ting OF tbs Past.

The United S;.tea Consulate IS a
thing az tie past. i-tsrnai Collector
haywood has moved tie ELECTS CT the
Consulate 20 The Custom House The
roozls. CT tEs iGfG Consulate II the
campbell hE,il!iEg viii be occupied by
Attorney Frederick y. Hankey who
Sill move IN today.
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Marriage Iris Morning.

This morning st nine o'clock at st.
Andrews Cathedral, Mr. T. F. TatteD,
manager of the McWayne Coffee pan
tatioa on Hawaii will be married TO
Miss LQld IeWayne, eide5; dargl ter
of Mrs. Dr.. I3N3yne. The Ceremony
will be PerfaFised ia the presence OF
friends and relations lay the Rev, Alex.
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coaPesEr1Rs WAITED
e.aLs WAITED.

Two COOP e7mpsssi,ars. AFrly NJ of . a
TIE REP hLiLiN AZ o'ClacS tlIfs n..Ef.ine.
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WANTED.

IL ! man = si-r;ss'stp "a rr~iii,r 81 irsl
ft4.d r frtt Rces- Atl.;rs=s- % T. r. tats or
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FINE bay driving horsa eight years old.
sound. kind and seI.t!e. On view a. Carty's
stable. Apply 10 A. 5. Humphreys.
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FORTY THOUSAND Manila cigars 20 bum at
) cents escE, Syfiic cigar Store G5oyc or5,heum
Theatre.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
BEATEN BOERS MAY
NAY STAND And
FIGHT AT KROONSTAD
Continued from first page.)

although not directly outhanl1ing the
Beers. made their position extremely
uncomfortable. Gen. Hatton's move
ment was even more successful than at
first imagined. Forty Beers were kill
cd.
Lord Roberts has been very strict
in his examination of the farms. with
the result of disclosing the fact that
Rearly every house in a miniature
arsenal, Mausers, Martins and abund-
ant ammunition being found II these
had not been discovered the army
would be leaving in it's rear the ma
terial In men and arms for a dangerous
movement among the inhabitants.
All along the railway the culverts,
wherever OF any size, have been utter
ly destroyed, but the engineers hope to
make a detour in some cases and in
others they will fill up the gaps.
Three OF the four spans of the Vet
river bridge have been utterly destroy
ed, and It will be necessary TO make a
temporary line down the river bed, as
at the Modder.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
SUB STATIONS

The Evenlna Journal has established
the following sub-statiOns where adver-
tisements may be left
Want ads, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Found, or any Business notice costs one
cent word each insertion:
GARRETT S. SMITH. Druggist, Della
ware avenue ana DUPONT
T. B. CARTMELL. Druggist, Sixth and
Madison streets.
DIR. THOMAS d. COOK, Druggist bs2
East Tenth street
DIR. HENRY n. SPRUANCE, Druggist.
Eighth and Lombard streets
DIR. II. c. MOORE, Druggist 1901 Della
ware avenue.
J. W. H. BOONE, Druggist, Lancaster
avenue and Franklin street.
DIR w. +. THOMPSON, Druggist. Lam
caster avenue and jackson street.
EDGAR r. AI.LABAND Druggist, A and
Heald streets.
DIR. BUCKMASTER, Druggist, Fourth
and Poplar streets.
III. - SEEDS, Newsdealer Tenth and
Orange streets.
W. Il. SMITH. Druggist, Fourth and Har-
rlson streets.
THEODORE BECKER. Druggist. Firth
and Poplar streets.
J. J. GALLAGHER. Druggist, Fourteenth
ana Market streets
DRS. ELBERT n STEVENS, Druggists.
Ienth and French streets.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
TRANSFER OF PROPERTIES
Number Recorded by Register Ten
Weeges Yesterday

Register Charles Ten Weeges yester-
day recorded the following transfers OF
property.
Joseph I. Carpenter, ST., and wife to
William l.. Medholt, Jr.. lot at Della
ware avenue and Franklin street.
William c. Tindall and wife TO Ros-
coe f. Baylis, brick dwelling at Tren-
ton Place and Eleventh street.
James NJ. Bryan and wife to Thomas
J. lawless, two-story brick dwelling al
Second and Harrison streets.
William II. Jones and wife to George
w. Hook, two-story brick dwelling al
Thirteenth and West streets.
w. II. Jones and wife to Emma A
Draper, two-story brick dwelling at No
2O5 West Twenty-fifth street.
Patrick Neary and wife to James B
Oberly, lot with the buildings Thereon
at Second and Connell streets.
James J. Ford and wife and Hugh +
Dougherty and wife TO Dennis Dona
hue, lot with the buildings thereon a
Third street and Ford avenue.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
FREE SILVER sop

II is said that the Bryan men will
agree to keep the Free Silver plank out
of the state platform II the Sound
Money Democrats will agree to have
the Delaware delegates go to Kansas
City instructed to vote for Bryan. We
want to know what the difference is be-
tween the Democratic State Conven-
tion making such an elimination of the
currency issue and giving such an i'm
struction in favor of the avowed apos-
tie Of Free Silver? The Free Silver men
must hold the political sense of the
Sound Money Democrats in light es-
TEEN to offer such mental sop for diges-
tion.
The Sound Money Democrats In Della
ware are men OF brains and judgment
They are not to be baited with such a
silly political proposition. In the past
they have been the brain and bone and
brawn OF the Delaware Democracy,
and without their countenance and
support the Bryan men cannot carry
a county. They know 1t, and they will
make the price of their adherence
come higher than any such offer as that
made by the Handy and Gray element
1t may be that they will demand hall
the delegates and that they also will
demand that they be given freedom o.
action at the convention. If they do
what are the Handy-Gray people goinl
to do about it? Will they apply tn,
screws and drive them out OF thi
party, or will they grant the conces
sions demanded? In four years thI
Sound Money Democrats have grow
in strength. The prosperity which fol
lowed the defeat OF Free Silver fou
years ago has vindicated their indie
pendence of action at that time. Moth
p ing has intervened to convert them L
the belief that Bryan and Free Silve
will be any better for the country nov
than they would have been then. ]
anything, they are more determine
/ than ever not to be parties to turnln
{ the national Democracy over to Brya
: and men. of his cult. and the state De
: mocracy over to Handy, Gray and tina
!, element in local politics. The soun
D Money Democrats hare are in pos
ton to get almost anything for tn
asking.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08

The Democratic press, especially that
representing the Free Silver element, is
whistling a merry tune these bright
Spring days. 1t is a whistle of the
courage order. BY it one is
reminded of the boy who is walking
along a dark and lonely road. He hears
an unusual noise ahead. Visions of
highwaymen and hobgoblins flash
across his mind. He Fuckers his lips
and begins to whistle. The notes are
a little strained and discordant, but to
him it is the sweetest music ever
heard. The Free Silver men see danger
ahead. They are whistling away, but
with courage which constantly isoozing
out of them. 1t is a pitiable political
pucker.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
CITY CAMPAIGN
lN NOW OPENED
Chairman BaIany Announces
Meetings. for Every Mon
day Evening

In the rooms Of the East Side Re-
publican Association last night the
new Regular Republican First District
Committee met and appointed a num-
Der of committees. Reports OF the or
ganizatioH of the various ward COM
mittees were received.
Announcement was made by il. II.
Billany, chairman, that meetings Will
be held promptly at o'clock every
Monday evening to transact business
Of the campaign.
Chairmen Of the wards are as fol-
lows:
First-Thomas II. Buckley.
Second-No selection, contest be-
tween John c. Goodwin and Thomas Nc
Vey.
Third-Horace G.. Rettew.
Fourth-James Kitchen.
Fifth-Frank W. Pierson.
Sixth--George Cummings.
Seventh-ThOmas S. Lewis.
Eighth-Robert NJ. Burns.
NINTH. l.. Hawkins.
Tenth-Isaac r. Brown.
Eleventh-Patrick Smith. .
Twelfth-Samuel J. Allen, Jr.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08

missioner in and for any of the dis
tricts Of New Castle county shall be
eligible for q second term.
We understand that in defense Of
their present candidacy the present
Levy Court commissioners say that the
law Of prohibition does not apply to
them, but to those who shall come af-
ter them. That is a matter OF legal
construction. not to be decided to suit
the wishes of the present members of
the Levy Court but in such man
ner as will leave the title of the nomi-
nees for the office free from taint and
unassailable by quo wauanto or other
proceedings in event of election.
The Levy Court is an important
body. The Republicans are sure Of
electing their nominees in the First
and Second districts. In the Third and
Fourth districts the Democrats are rea-
sonably sure Of victory, although in the
Fourth district there are many Demo-
Gratis who will not support Mr.. White
in event of his nomination. The Fifth
district is debatable ground. Such big
Republican gains have been made there
that William A. Scott or any other
Democrat nominated will be fortunate
II he pulls through. With that district
in Republican control, the Levy Court
will be Republican, and the days of
the floating indebtedness will be over
unless the Democratic Levy Court has
contracted and failed to pay Let Of
bills since the act OF 1897 was
passed.
We think that the matter of the in
tent Of the law should be taken up and
disposed Of by the Republican and
Democratic county committees at the
earliest moment possible to the end
that no doubt may exist when the
primaries OF the two parties are held.
Committees of conference could settle
the question in a few days, and clear
the atmosphere.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Senior Alberti, an editor in Santiago
dc Cuba, was shot dead by an unknown
assassin.
The amount of bonds received at the
treasury TO date for exchange for the
new per cent consols.is $265, Sol $50.
Joseph Nobre. for a number OF years
a Republican leader Of Philadelphia,
died last night after a long illness,
aged Ga years.
Jealous Daniel Silvercool, of Cleve-
land, failed to kill his wife with an
ak. but succeeded in killing himself
with a razor.
The condition of King Otto OF Ba-
varia, who has been III for some time,
has suddenly experienced a change
for the worse, and the end is soon ex-
pected.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
FROM THE WAR FRONT

Smaldeel, sixty-three miles north of
Bloemfontein, was occupied by Lord
Roberts on Sunday without opposition.
At the same time General Hamilton
captured Winburg, after a brisk fight
large quantities Of supplies were
found, and the houses in the two towns
we've found to be miniature arsenals.
The British drove the Beers out of
their strong position at Fourteen
Streams, and, joining hands with Gen
eral Hunter, crossed the vaal and en-
camped on the northern shore.
Lord Methuen made a reconnaissance
from Boshof on Friday and discovered
a large Boer camp.
The Beers at Ladybrand now seem to
be cut off from joining the northern
forces.
It is believed that General Butler
win soon begin cooperating with Rob
erts, and that he will advance either
northward or westward.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
We Want You TO Understand

The methods used by the Lawton Opti-
cal Company in fitting the eye to
glasses-first we are strictly in the Op-
teal business, we mean the eye and its
many defects; we have a STAFF of eye
specialists that We furnish you free Of
charge. Second, if you need glasses
they are furnished you at a price, con-
sistent with the work done; no more
than you would pay elsewhere. You
have suffered for years with that head
ache, and you have taken every known
medicine for the relief without getting
It. Now, step In and let us tell you II
1t comes from eye strain. 1t will
take you but a few moments to flnd
out, and it is free. The Lawton Opti-
cal Company has to-day one OF the
best equipped optical parlors for the
purpose OF testing and examining the
eye in the United States. Their store
is the Oldest established optical house
In the city. They hold thousands OF
prescriptions filed by their predeees-
sors, which can be duplicated at any
time. Drs. Lawton and Potter will
continue at the Wilmington store ~ur-
| ing the Summer, DR.. Kandaler taxing
charge OF their Atlantic City store.
Don't get mixed in the number, SIG
Market street (Opera House Building).
ID. q A., 1919. Del, 979.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
WINNER MAY GO TO PARIS
Contingent Feature Of the JslrrieS.COrbett
Contest at COney Island

New York, May SIT is possible
that the winner Of the Jeffreys-Corbett
contest which is TO take place at Coney
Island next Friday night may meet
some other American heavyweight in
Paris before the exposition closes. Mr..
S. c. Haller arrived here Sunday with
an offer to the winner Of the fight on
Friday night to meet another promi-
nent heavyweight next September in
the bull ring at Paris. After Fridays
battle has been decided Mr.. Haller will
make known the amount of the purse
he is authorized to offer. W. A. Brady
says II Jeffries wins he will take on
Sharkey for the Paris bout.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
KENTUCKY LEADERS
MEET In CONF ERENCE

Indianapolis, May s.-Yesterday af-
ternoon Republican Governor w. S.
Taylor, ex-Secretary of State Finley,
r. N. Miller, ex-county attorney of
Breckenridge county, and r. S. Todd,
another Kentucklan, held a secret con-
ference at the Maennerchor Hall with
Attorney General Taylor, his deputy,
Merrill Moores, and Sheriff Clark. of
Marion county. The conference lasted
for two hours. All the parties refused
to talk of It, Every precaution was
taken to avoid observation. Mr.. Tay-
lor was taken to the train last even
ing by Attorney General Taylor. Mr.
Charles Finley and Sheriff Clark. He
left for Washington.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
ELECTION THIS EVENING
New officers of the Local Fire De-
partment Will be Selected

New officers of the local Fire De-
partment will be chosen tonight at the
Liberty Fire Company's house, New
Castle avenue and A street.
Despite the rumors to the contrary,
there is no indication that the combi-
nation ticket will be defeated, as the
utmost good feeling is said to exist on
the subject among all members OF the
Fire Department, combine and anti
combine, as well, with the exception of
a few reputed "sore heads" who are op-
posed to John p. Welsh for chief engi-
neer
At meeting OF the Liberty Company
last night all arrangements were COM
pleted for an informal reception to-
night after the polls close at 10 o'clock
All iiremen are welcome and individual
friends OF the company. A band has
been engaged and refreshments will b,
served.
The officers who will hold the cleo
tion are James Dougherty, judge, anO
II. @. Roller, and Frank Platt, inspec
tors.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
Established 1943.
-
H lar MI AN
MattingS.

All new goods-this sea-
sons i1nportations-and as
pretty a line as has been made
for many a year.
Neat, clean checks or stripes
in greens, blues, brown, reds
or white.
Exceptional value at IS,
$40, $12, ETC., per roll.
These are the kind the Chi
nese make, and thick, heavy
and splendid wearing goods
they are, too.
Then there is the cotton
chain goods made by the Japs
pretty, quiet styles, if you
like, or rich, bright colorings
i'll set patterns and inlaid ef-
fects.
Cunning weaves are the
Japs-a little more clever and
skillful than their neighbors.
You will be pleased with the
special grade we are pushing
at $40 per roll.
1t is under price for the
quality-regular $13 goods
and took an extra heavy pur
chase to get them. Dozens Of
designs up to $24. 40 yards
to the roll an unusually gen.
erous measure. We cut at &
slight advantage in price.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
strikers Suspected OF Inccnaisrism

Bayonne, N. J., May s.-Flre last
night destroyed a large section of the
docks and sheds of the New Jersey
Storage company, connected with the
Standard Oil company's Constable
Hook works, causing a property loss
Of $500. .000 There is some suspicion
that the fire was started by strikers,
who for the past week have been
troublesome at the oil works and at
the Oxford Copper works, which ad-
Ioin.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08

While 66,S69 Spanish residents OF
Cuba have preserved their allegiance
to Spain under the terms Of the treaty
Of Paris no apprehension may bo felt
that the progress Of the internal affairs
of the island will be clogged thereby,
While it nearly always is better that
the residents of a country should exer-
else all the rights of citizenship, in
these days Of Cuban reconstruction II
perhaps is as well that the influence OF
this large pro-Spanish element should
be removed as far SIS possible. In
course OF time many OF these voluntary
Spanish subjects On American soil viii
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
Established 1884. Established 1843
-G- -
HAR MAN HAR MAN
aims.

Have you tired of giving
the time and attention required
by the natural plants and have
you thought of the money you
have spent on them? Try the
artificial kind-artifcial in the
sense of having no life OF
growth at the present time al
though they we're tropically
born.
1t is the natural leaf chem
ically prepared and they retain
all the original and natural
beauty remaining in appear
ance just as nature produced
them-No care required other
than busting or wiping off,
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
MRS. CROCKER ARGUES
IN HER OWN BEHALF

Cleveland, May Sin the common
pleas court yesterday Mrs. Elizabeth
o. p. Croker, plaintiff in a small
suit. asked the court if she might ad-
dress the jury. The judge gave his
permission. Mrs. Crocker is about 70
years old, and the wealthy widow of
the late Hon. T. ID. Crocker. She
spoke to the jury for about 10 minutes,
and her argument was clear and SIM
pie. II was the first time a woman
itigant argued before a jury in the
county.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08

BY the presentation of the Bolton
chronological collection TO the Univer-
sity Of Illinois by the executors OF the
A. II. Bolton estate. that institution has
become enriched in one OF its impor-
tant departments. While the market
value of the collection is about $4,000,
llt is doubtful whether 1t could be du-
plicated in all respects by the expendi-
mre Of that amount It was a graceful
and timely act on the part of the execu-
tors.
Evening journal., 1900-05-08
rIrhtine the Loo Trust.

Chicago, May S.-Chicago ice com
panies may go TO the rescue of New
Workers who are fghting the ice trust
in that city. The trust advanced
prices in the eastern city 100 per cent
April 5. Ice dealers in Chicago say
they can ship their product from this
city and sell it for less than 60 cents
a hundred weight, the price the trust
is charging families in New York.