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Cranes Condition Hopeless.

LONDON, June 5.-The Chronicle"
says that the removal of Stephen Craze to
the Black Forest in Germany has caused
no Improvement in bis health. He is at
Baden-Weiler. He is not expected to live.
His fe is attending him.
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sleep all results of youthful errors. ETC. such as
Drains, Losses, Impotency Lame Back and Warn
cocele- Over 1000 gave testimony IN 1899. ! an
swell letters personally. or belt may be ex-
amiccd 4 nv Office
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The earnings Of the Norfolk and Western
for the fourth week OF May were $407 .21S,
an increase of S46,011. The earnings for
the month were s1.70s.s1S, an increase OF
$119. i05. For the first eleven months of
the year the gross earnings have been
s14,210, 24O. an increase Of 1918, 759
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When Baby had ScaId Head-Nhen
Mosher had Salt Rheum When
Father Had Piles.-Dr Arnew,s Ointrnen,

gave the quickest relief and surest cure. These
gems Of truth picked from testimony which IS
given every day to this greatest Of bealeTs. 1t
has been matched in curative qualities in
E-zema, letter, Skin Eruptions, Piles, scalds
Burns. Old Sores, etc-.-and it's IS cents Sold by
F. $. Williams, Ninth asd Streets; EdmonAs &
ki!saask TsiSa and PelnSylyaaia Axslua-ss
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Tv base hit-BerTing. Bases Oh eTTor-Y. NJ
c. - 4; Alexandria 5. Left on hases-Y. NJ
G. A, Z; Alexandria, 8. Time Of g9me-2 hours
Umpire-Mr. Belts
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For Men Only

Ny little book, Three
Glasses Of Men," sent free
in plain sealed envelope
upon request. II embodies
the truths / have learned
from my 90 years ex-
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tells all about my famous
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-05

The coalers were among the strongest
features this morning. both the anthracite
and the bituminous issues
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The expected good news Of the declara-
uon of a 3 per cent dividend rate on At
Gibson. preferred stock and of the decla-
ration Of the usual per cent rate on Su-
gar stock did not suffice to advance the
stock market this morning. Neither did
the news from South Africa There was
a rather weak opening and with the ex
ception of Atchison. preferred, alone prices
sagged off during the first two hours OF
the day. Ii was thought there there would
probably be a revival after that hour and
that the session would close with fair
strength From day TO Gay and from
week to week the predicted good develop
ments In the situation materialize and the
fears and 6ctions of the bears are proven
unfounded. The market holds its own
fairly well and prices do not 90 OF, but
there is no Disgusting the fact that the
public will not buy stocks. The market Is
now reaping the harvest Of the nasty ma
nipulation of Steel and Wire. Not only
this stock itself but the entire list is suf-
fering from lack of public confidence when
all the intrinsic conditions warrant fine
boom in prices. In time intrinsic condi-
tions are sure to have their legitimate ef-
feet. bat the many failures Of prices to re-
cover make il impossible TO be certain that
any particular quick upward movement
will be continued for more than a day or
two. The best advice now. as il has been
the best for many weeks, is to buy securi-
ties on the recession.
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The STEEL and iron securities were dull
this morning, after yesterdays weakness.
which is a very good sign.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN al sls 50, I. and AZ per
cent. IN sums % l,Of0 10 $1,000 on D. C.
real estate. pay of and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration fer borrowers WM. Il
SAUNDERS Co, I9O7 81 nv. jy1-tf-em
HONEY losned salsried people and retail ae--
chants upon their names without Sc
eurity; easy payments ToLAAS. Room IS, Sos
sl4 St Oc22-lyr
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by w. B. Hbbs & Co,
members of the New York Exchange, 14l2
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New York stock Market.

NV TUX STUCK MIfktt.
Corrected daily by w B. Hibbs & Co,
members of the New York Exchange, 1872
Street.
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The Sugar dividend was declared today
at the per cent rate. thus confounding
the bears who have insisted that 4 rer
cent, or even nothing, should be expected.
One of the suggestions of people familiar
with the sugar trade is that the regular
rate may continue at 6 per cent for the
present with extra dividends as they are
warranted by the profits Of the company.
Other people believe that as soon as the
present profitable prices for sugar have
been in force few months and the COM
pany is earning a larger dividend there
will be an immediate establishment OF the
old u per cent rate. Apparently there has
been much discounting of the 6 per cent
rate in the market, as the price of the
stock tumbled 2 points almost Immediately
after the news came out. The outlook for
Sugar is good, however, in the opinion of
many careful brokers and spectators.
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NINE. DAVIS born clairvoysnt and card reader.
tells about business removes spells and evil
frsuences reunites the separated, and gives luck
10 an: clres piles and drunkenness 1925 18th ST.
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Medium aud Card Reader WashiDgtOn's most n
nous CsirToyznt and Pianist Consult her o.
business, love. and family Affairs; reunites tie
separated: removes spells; causes speedy mar
riageE and gives luck Open daily German
spoken 2sc and SOC. 90 Il nv. my30-Tt
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The g DAYS" cure

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prompt and permanent cure no charge Con
snltztion Tree. DR. McEEEHAS. SIC 18th 81 nv.
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WALL PAPER.
STORAGE.

STORAGE. IS cents per load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO.. $50 sAsh 81 ". JEST
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The Atchison dividend is a matter of
great importance to the market. The
achievement OF the company in paying a
5 per cent dividend in SO short a time is
one Of the wonders of railway history. And
yet Il should be remembered very care
fully that there is remaining OF the earn
ings of the company. at the present rate
Of aernings. more than per cent for the
common stock as we'll nearer 4 per cent in
fact. The dividend declared is - 1-2 per
cent" and there is every reason TO believe
that the company intends this as regular
semi annual dividend but the bears, as
usual, make the suggestion that l per cent
o. the 21-2 is probably an extra dividend.
Atehison. preferred, almost alone in the
cItire list was strong during the morning
ours II advanced both before anG after
the announcement ot the dividend rate,
selling above 70 early In the session. The
other grangers were fairly strong during
the first hour, but later declined half a
point or more each An excellent state
ment of the st. Paul for the last week of
May had no effect In buoying that stock.
For the week the increase in gross was
$50 504. for the month s9S713, and for the
first eleven months the increase has been
s., 556, S14.
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MONEY TO LOAN uN APPROVED CoLLAT.
ERAI-No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER,
Rooms 40 and ii, AetzerOss Building. lilo 4 S.
iel2-u
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CLAIRVOYANCE.

GYPSY PIANIST, 1912 eth st. NV: Zoe; past.
present future. lucky charms; separated
brought together; walk upstairs, second floor.
le4-7t
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MADAM JONES, Pianist and Card Reader. Office
hours to g. oil "A 81 NV yeSSt
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tice-The call will begin Saturday. June
8, at IL a. m instead of IL o'clock
COMMITMENT BONDS

DISTRICT oS COLUMBIA BONDS.
5. 1902. 80 ear funding" gold. I0IH
). 1901. Water stock" e1r=ency. iO2
nudin. ctt -renrv ,.S'a I9I
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IslieR Thsy uill stay hare txo o.
saree dAy.. and it Is expected thas
about 1os viii visit The volcano Thzs
vii % a good sired delegation o. Io-
zolzIz NAsons here AZ the same tine
To help ous their Hfio brethren in TIE
matter Of entertainment and Accom-
panying the Shriners TO Honolulu
In March tne Shriuers wiIl be doxu
again, that Is, another detachment VI
them VIII be here. together with the
Grand Imperial Potsltate, and they
viii put through the initiative esre-
monies Of the order all MaSons here ar..
N Honolulu who have reached the
highest degrees OF Masonry and may be
willing TO undergo the ordeal This
viii take place at the crater OF kilausA,
which oheres exceptional opportunities
Il would not be bad idea IL the bust
ness men Of the town would put up a
quarter Of what they subscribed for
the territorial convention that didn {
come, 10 entertain the Shriners who
will.
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HlL0'S LITTLE JOSH
ON SUPT. M'CAnDLESS

In its Chronicles Of Hilo" the Hilo
Tribune grows facetious as follows:
And it came to pass in the Attn year
of the reign of Makinli, in the 7th
month and the 7th day Of that month,
that he made Sanford of the tribe OF
Dole, surnamed Umi-Umi, which being
interpreted is ''Whiskers" Tin the
tongue OF the scofferS), chief governor
of the tribes of Hawaii, and strengthen
ed him in his power, that had become
much weakened, and lifted up his arm.
And when Roel had heard all
the chiefs of the Hiloites, and had lis
tened unto their walls and had been
told whereof they walled, behold he
called unto him Mikandless, his chief
purse-bearer, and babe him that he
give unto the Hiloites a golden brick
with the stamp Of Koopah thereon,
AID Mikandless did so. end then Roel
and EikAndless departed unto the tente
Of Umi-Umf, and the joy Of the HQo-
ties was great and their wailins ceased.
because they had the golden brick. But
10 and behold, when Roel was gone
unto the tents Of Umi-Umi the Hiloites
gave the golden brick unto Macdono, a
publican who was a maker of golden
bricks, and who had many acids in his
house which he did sell unto the peo-
pie.
And Macdono, the publican, did pune
ture the golden brick with divers in
struments, and did wash It with the
acids that were in his house, and the
acids of Macdono did eat the brick, and
10, the brick was not gold, but of the
brass of Koopah. And the Hiloites did
increase their wailing and did beat
their heads in the dust, yea, the soft,
wet dust of Waiakea and all the region
thereof, and did tear down and break
the craven image of Umi-Umi that had
been in the chief place Of the city.
And the place where Roel had pass I'd
unto them the brick that was of the
brass of Koopah is accursed unto this
day and avoided of men,"
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HIL0 HIGH MAS0NS
MADE BY SEG'Y COOPER

Secretary Of State Cooper. under
special dispensation from the grand
lodge, has raised eighteen members al
kilauea lodge, No. $50. to the Thirty
second degree of Masonry and estab-
lished the following lodges with cor
responding officers: Lodge Of Perfec-
ton: John T. Moir, Master; Arch. c.
Steele, S. w; Chas. H Fairer. ]. w.
Lodge Rose Croix: John H. Bole, Mas
ter; Geo. H. Williams, S. W; Allan S.
Wall, ]. w. Lodge Knights Kadosh:
Philip Peck. Preceptor; VIM. Mckay.
Sub-Preceptor; August Humberg. Asst.
Preceptor; Olaf Omsted, Secretary;
Frank A Metcalf Treasurer. Those
who have received the Thirty-seconi
degree are: P. Peck. J. T. Moir, A. L.
Steele. Chas. H. Fairer, VIM. Mckay.
Geo Rodick, A Humberg, VIM. Won
malta, J. H. Bole, A. Wall. ". S. Wise.
Geo. H. Wilbur. Louis Andrews. E. ".
Wilfong. Ed Metcalf, o. omsted, E. D.
Baldwin. DR.. Archer Irwin, DR.. Grace,
These, together with Florentine Souza
]. U. Smith and h H. Renton, are the
charter members Of Kalana Lodge of
Perfection, Lehua Chapter OF Rose
Croix and Waianuenue Preceptory OF
kadosh.
The Masonic fraternity In Hilo has
secured building site on waianuenue
street. on which they will erect a hand
some temple. The step Is made nee =.
sary by the large increase In member
ship and the erection OF the Lodge Of
Perfection, Chapter Rose Croix and
Preceptory of Knights of Kadosh dur
ing the past week Plans will be pre-
pared as soon as the details are com
pleted-
An informal meeting Of Kilausa
lodge. No. $50. F. and A. NJ, was held
last night to arrange for the enter
tainment Of the Shriners. who are az
pected to arrive in Hilo about October
18th.
F. H. Comstock of Honolulu was In
town this week. heralding the arrival
OF the Shriners from the coast by the
Zealandia. There viii be q big excu--
sion leaving San Francisco by the Ze-
landia on October It'll. reaching here
October 18th or 18th. There win be
$50 people in the outft, including ls0
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MILO IMlfD It THE
ADVERTISERS CHEEK
Offers Consolation that
Things are not as
Used to be.
slim CASE AGAINST THE SAILORS
GREAT ACTIVITY AMONG HILo
MAsoNs DURING THE
PAST WEEK.
Arranging to Receive the Shriners-
The Olaa Lands Sold at Good
Prices-A HiIo Josh
Hilo Notes.
slim CASE AGAINST Tue SAILORS
says the Hilo Tribune:

says the Hilo Tribune:
Hark, from the tomb doleful
sound
in other words. the voice OF the
Advertiser is heard in the following
funeral wall:
Officials OF the present territorial
government appear regularly al tie
primaries to aid the SewaII job chasers
in their fight against Mr. Dole's friends
tsicl. 1t is about time that enough OF
these men were dropped to put the al
ministration in the hands OF its sup
porters. Otherwise before long it may
not have any
Now wouldn't that strike you as be-
ing just about the finest specimen of
inane effrontery that even the Adve--
tiser has been guilty of since it told
Secretary Hay that he didn't know his
business? We can't imagine how a
man by the name OF Smith could write
such rot as this even when he has the
misfortune to work for gang OF sane
titled buccaneers, every one OF them
with a large sore on his head. Does
the Advertiser mean to say that a man
can't hold government job unless he
is one of Mr. Dole's friends, or bench
man of one of them? That used to be
the case in the glorious days of the
Dole republic-but tempora mutantur:
Mr. Dole is no longer party with the
motto, Vote for me or you don't voEe
at all He is an appointee of President
Mckinley, with a job for four years
on condition OF good behavior. II sub
ordinate officials exercise their pre-
negative to vote for those they consider
good men, even though not friends OF
the administration, at Republican pri-
maries, We don't think Mr.. Dole will
take the responsibility of asking for
their resignation. We shouldn't advise
him to, anyhow. The administration
isn't overburdened with supporters as
it is, but it will not increase the nun
Der through the process proposed by
the Advertiser"
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NOT 4 STRONG CASE
AGAINST THE SAILORS
The Hilo Herald saws:

The Hilo Herald says:
Frank Keyser, Aleck Reinhart and
Charles Anderson, three sailors from
the schooner Okanogan, were rearres:rd
last Friday and will be charged with
the murder of All Che, the Chinese
hackman, nearly three weeks ago.
These are the same men who were Ia
ken into custody the day after the mur-
der was discovered and released after a
weeks detention owing to lack OF evil
dence. Persons were arterward foud
who gave evidence which is considered
by the authorities sufficient to hold
them for trial. The prisoners were eX-
amined by Secretary Cooper, who found
that several hours on the Saturday
night on which the murder was COM
mitted are not satisfactorily accounted
for by the men, who, from their own
statements, were too much under the
influence Of liquor to know where they
were. Any evidence connecting them
with the crime is circumstantial up to
this time"
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Hilo Notes.

Edward F. Boyd of the land depart
ment arrived from Honolulu Wednes-
day to superintend the sale Of Olaa
lots.
The annual meeting of the Hilo
Teachers Union will be held at the
Union school building Friday, Septem-
Der 18th, at a. N.
The Flash was the victor in the yacht
race on Monday. The weather was not
suited to the sailing qualities OF the
Mabel and she did not go around the
course.
Ensign and Lieutenant Alleman OF
the Salvation Army held their farewell
meeting Thursday evening. They ex-
press their thanks for the many kind
nesses shown to them during their stay
in Hilo.
Secretary Cooper's endorsement of a
plan for ship canal in Hilo may be a
forerunner OF the endorsement which
the territorial government will give the
Hilo petition for better harbor facili-
ties, says the Herald.
Says the Herald: Hilo Republicans
who believed that Honolulu would per-
NIT the delegates to sit In convention
anywhere but within the shadow Of the
statue Of Kamehameha now feel as
though they had been up against sure
thing game.
The Olaa Sugar Company has closed
a contract with Honolulu parties for a
large amount Of ohia sawed and rough
timber to be delivered at Caney road,
mauka of II miles, from which point
the purchasers remove It to Honolulu.
H. E. Soule is in receipt Of a letter
from President Gehr of the Kohala-
Hilo railroad in which he says that the
arrangements made fer the construction
Of the line from Hilo to the north ere
eminently satisfactory to him, says yhe
herald. Material viii be shipped to
Hawaii % Mat the work OF grading
and construction may begin without
delay.
Arrangements have been completed
whereby the tracks Of the Hilo Rail-
road company win be extended two
miles farther in the direction Of ola2-
The grading Of the line TO Puma IL al
most complete and the rails win be II
position 80 that trains win be running
By January l next Mr.. Dillingham;
has ordered rails from the mills on the
coast to Be used In the Olaa extension.
The street commissioner have rec
commended that sidewalks Of cement or
cut stone be placed On Waianuenue.
shipneut. Front. between Shipnan and
Waianuenue. and on Pitman street be-
tween WaiAn1enue and the mauka line
Of the bridge across the Wailuku. This
Recommendation carries with It an or
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Removal Notice.

On and after Monday, September 10
1900, DR.. Wayson will be at his new
Office and residence, Beretania street
nearly opposite the Methodist church
Office hours, 10 a. N. to p. N. and 6:
to 1880 p. u
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WANTED.
WANTEp-BOARr

MECHANIC and little girl want board Will
plain private family where there are Other
Uuie slrls--sidreas BOARD" this office.
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0LlA LANDS SOLO
WITHOUT INTERFERENCE
The HiIo Tribune saws:

The Hilo Tribune says:
The sale OF Olaa lots took place Is
advertised on Thursday, the 21sr, the
event passing of quietly and without
any onslaughts physical or legal on
the part of the squatters- In all sixty
eight lots were sold. averaging about
forty-nine acres in size. The price
ranged from t15 to $50 per acre. one
lot being sold for nearly $50 per acre.
The high prices are probably accounted
for by the fact that the terms so far
as money is concerned are very easy,
ten years being allowed the purchaser
to pay up, and no cash is demanded On
sale except six months interest"
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der for tie removal Of all wood side
walks nox on The streets named
A considerable azOuat OF Portuguese
labor Is becoming svailabls for pianta-
tons through the general shGrfin Z
down OF roess construction or account
Of lack OF funds Il IS an IN wind thai
blows no good
The Rhoderiek DIN was scheduled -
leave San Francisco on the Eth ins-
Among the passengers booked w.s~s
Miss Sumner. Miss LiIiuoe Hzpai and
Mrs. Austin
Mrs Levi Lyman gave an afternoon
tea last Saturday AZ which most OF he
ladies OF Hilo's 400 were present
Hilo is expecting its ot0rlsss excs-
vator by the next Kinau
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PLATFORM OF THE
Independent Home-Rule
Adopted in Island Convention in Honolulu H L Is
P r E A ID B L z i.
P A r T Y.

h II a IL d - 4
We believe nat a. governments founded On an ndeRsndn
:. lleye in equal rights All
right De independent and
privileges life liberty and the
that which viii contribute TO his best advantage
IN We believe that =
should secure equal rights for the people By the p
pie and the people
me belief Of independent party successful
candidates Hawaii should
the consent OF the congress OF the
United States state OF the Territory OF fA"a ana
ali and equal provisions that
republican parties Of the United States
ourselves that political party in
the Unte viii make Hawaii state
possible to secure from the
and privileges for the natives and other
Iy regardless
that representatives for the =
people . ,, ,.a for tho :.
people been taken by the United :
caused by the burning OF Chinatown and other
places by health connection with the suppress
of bubonc plague in 1900
pursuits making railroads and both foreign and =
We stand opposed to monopolies to any attempt
of who think
that might be attempted later We stand opposed to the
people the restriction of the jury rights OF :
all other restriction Of the rights OF the
; We declare that labor by contract government
Industrial shall exceed eight
hours a day.
government otherwise either direct
by citizens of the Territory OF Hawaii
We shall encourage the importation of labor into the Terri
pledge ourselves resist the furtheranc of trusts in the
Territory of Hawaii :
all those imprisoned by the martial law rule of 1895 and
the military commission of 1895 such financial re-
~~ " kALAUokAAN1 ,.
W. KALElHUIA. Secretary JAS. X KAuLIA +.
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FOR SALE,

ONE handsome Crown Piano In perfect order
with Harp and Mandolin Accompaniment. Has
been used only five times Can be had at a
reasonable price by applying at the oRPHEUM
CAFE.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

CLASSIFIED Advertisements AIS coltfHm ,cill
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Edward F. Boyd of the land depart
ment arrived from Honolulu Wednes-
day to superintend the sale OF Olaa