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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-07

Tho congregation 81 the burned kau-
makapin church have just completed at
PaIama. the other side OF kaiulan'
school. a temporary chapel for the pur'
nose of holding their services until n
new church IL built for them. IL Is
sOxs0 and quite n cory little place o.
worship. Next Sunday afternoon a.
o'clock the chapel will be dedicateo
by special services and u VIII ne qul.e
an event. as a number on Hawalian III
Association meetings WIN be present.;
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For Postal Stora &c.

The United States Postal Commits
sioners, Messrs. Flint and Hall. to the
Executive Council applied for a portion
of the building on Bethel street and
adjoining the Government lot on the
Ewa-mauka corner of Bethel and Mer-
chant streets. The gentlemen desire
the place for storage purposes. The
Executive Council voted to permit the
use of n srace of eight feet wide on
the mauka side of this vacant lot. con-
ditloped upon the release of said space
at any time upon sixty days notice.
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Minister Young Returns.

among the Australia's passengers yes
,eruay was Hon.. Alex. Young, Minister
OF the interior. who has been on a brief
n .'. SIS Trip TO the Coast. Mr.. Young
rsm,nining In San Francisco but a week
mile there he had the preliminary plans
uIa"n up Tor hts new business block.
s VII tnese were published with much Ia
Noraole comment In the San Francisco
papers. Mr.. Young acted in the role of
!mpresario on the return trip of the Aus
rsne, being the organizer OF the concert
80 we'll al being one OF the CHIEF nep,
formers Wv N"Vi per
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Wireless Telegraph.

The last Of the experts and instru-
ments. including the wires, for the wire
less telegraphy system. arrived on the
Australia yesterday morning. and tie
work OF establishing communication be-
tween all the Islands will be gone ahea i
with with all possible speed. j. 8. V.
Pletts and t. II. Hobbs are the experts
VINO arrived yesterday. Will T.. Fisher s
ouer OF $50 for the privilege of sellirg
AT auction the first message will be ac-
cepted, and June 16 may be the day.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
NAlALUA AGRICULTURAL GO,
LIMITED.

ASSESSMENTS HAVE BEEN
called on the assessiable stock Of this
company as to become due and pay
able at the Office of Castle & Cooke
Ltd, on
July 10th, 1900, 10 per cent OSLO pc,
share); delinquent August 18th, 1906
September 18th, 1900. 10 per cen
$40 per share); delinquent October
18th, 1900.
/. October 30th, 1900, 10 per cent ($l'
,er sharo); delinquent November 30tt
1900. W. A. BOWEN,
Treas. Waialua Ayr. Co., Ltd.
$3.50
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NATIVES IN CONVENTION LAY
PLANS FOR SEVERANCE
FROM THE HA0LES
CONTINUED from Page ~

day night next at the drill shed. He
said they would hold the meeting out
side where all the people of Honolulu
could congregate, and If necessary he
would hold his hand toward the moon
with the request that II stand in its
place while the meeting was in prog
ress.
1t was finally arranged that the mass
meeting be held on the night proposed
at o'clock. A large platform will be
erected outside the drill shed, in the
open air.
The meeting then adjourned to II
tious and thought that the meeting
should be held inside the shed accord
ing to custom He was voted down.
The meeting then adjourned to II
o'clock this morning.
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klHEl PLANTATION CO., Ltd

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the 7th assessment of 10 per cent or
$500 per share, is Que and payable to
day al the offices of Alexander & Bald
win, Judd Bldg. J. b. CASTLE,
Treasurer kihei Plantation Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, June LIST. 1900.
5560-1w
2131-2t
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CIRCT.T COURT. FIFTH CIRCUIT
In Rankrunfcx Az Che m ha.a

CIRCT.T COURT. FIFTH CIRCUIT
In Bankruptcy. At Chambers.
ia Re. the Estate of Thomas Ledward
a Bankrupt. OF Lihue. Kauai.
To whom 1t may concern: The IN
dersigDed hereby gives notice of his ap
poir tment as assignee OF the estate o
Thomas edward. en- insolvent debtor
Of Lihue. Kauai. who was on the b
day OF April. 1900. adjudged bankrupt
by I'D court
All persons having claims against the
said estate will present the same to ms
fer settlement al an early date. at IN,
office in Lihue Kauai
JOHN D. WILLARD,
Lihue. Kauai. Nav II. 1900. 555i
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NOTICE.

DEMOCRATS PESIDING IN THE
Seventh precinct. Fifth district, can en-
roll at the cigar store of Ryan & De-
ment. opposite the boat-landing. on
Queen street. from a. m. TO 4p. m. this
day. VIII meet TO elect delegates 5 to
%. m at the Reform s hoo, in Pa anna.
5565 G.. r. DEM
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"A Honolulu Fisher.

T. W. Hebron of Honolulu won the
tournament prize at Santa Catalina yes
terday by taking the first sea bass of the
season with rod and reel The fish weigh
ed forty-four pounds. Mr.. Hebron also
brought In remarkable catch of other
fish, consisting of thirty-two barracuda.
two yellowtail, two rock bass and for
ty-pound sunfish.-Los Angeles Times.
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NOTICE.

ALL DEMOCRATS RESIDING IN
the SECOND PRECINCT. Fourth DIS
trict, which Is included between Puma
hon. Alarai and South Sts.. from the
Hills to the Sea. will please call at nv
ofrice on Merchant street and sign the
roll. any time during the day, and at
nv residence On King street after 7
O'Clock p. m. FRANK BROWN.
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NOTICE.
HONOLULU INVESTMENT CO., LTD.

THE REGULAA. ANNUAL MEET
ing of the stockholders of the Hon. In
Co., Ltd, will be held On Tuesday. June
). 1900, at 1880 p. m, at the Office of the
Company, Judd building, for the pur-
pose of amending the Bylaws and the
election Of Directors and such Other
business as shall come before the meet
ing. G. B. GRAY,
Fin. Sec'y Honolulu Investment Co.
Ltd.
June LIST, 1900. 556-
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TENDFRS
FOR BATH TUBS AND PATENT
CLOSETS FOR The QUEENS
EOS .'ITALL

Tenders are invited for furnishing
| putting in place. making connec-
lions with the sewer system and water
sunply. complete and ready for use, the
following:
Four (D Rainier Closets, best, with
overhead flush tank.
Eight (8) Cast Iron, Rolled Rim,
White Enamelled Bath Tubs. feet 6
inches long, with hot and cold water
connections.
Location Of the above can be learned
on application to the superintendent at
the Queens Hospital.
Tenders to be sent To the updars3an6i
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SANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY CO.
llMlTfD.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

= STOCKHOLDERS ARE HEREBY
notified that an assessment of rs per
cent on the assessable stock Of the
above Company will be due on the first
day of July, 1900, and the remaining rs
per cent on the first day of Sep..:nb
1900. Payable at the ofico VI }. A. Ma
COON, Merchant street
1868 F. WUNDENBERG, Treasurer
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ELECTION OF OFFICES.

AT A MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Island Realty Co.. Ltd.
the following officers were elected fol-
the ensuing year:
F. ]. Lowrey, President.
c. D. Chase, Vice-President and Man
ager.
Arthur B. Wood. Treasurer.
]. A. Gilman. Secretary.
e. p. Dole. Auditor.
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WITNESS :.
| DISAPPEARS
|im Of CrimpS Is
| Spirited Away.
(lLA CASE POSTPONED
M Lewis Say They are Ready
hTdaI-.PoIice Are
Afou ed.

i . Turn appeared before Judge
[ ,hs District Court yesterday
I, d n.wcr to the charge Of insti-
| |, assault upon one. Buckley. q
[ snbn Doe 10 the man who In
| !. 10 have been bought 20 make
"a The cases against the
sme postponed, however. on
I line chief witness for the police
i.posarcd. The cases come up
| |. msrulug. when II In expected
~, Gill bs forthcoming. lie was
ASH Tuesday night, but on Wed
romIng hs was nowhere to be
uu tho opinion Of the Marshal
hal buckley had been spirited
"A be- animated as much.
fas stas ksd ana baa,y beaten
alH before Erdalo mad has
100. ID Ia sad that buckley
10 Al agreement with the two
u ship on a certain vessel anu
riussd TO keep his word. AZ
nat 10 luwlng Huckiey's refusal
"a assaulted. John Doe" the
sappusod 90 have done the
ma piHce OF safe keeping
1ufk plpausd not guilty and
Il hey we're ready for trial.
ia6 stliUn has AZ yet been taken
t,,s .isu. but h IN thought that
Nd tine vii pass before direct
FA b. forthcoming against the
riUos who sp nearly punched
u lhe utc out % Erdale the 9TH
Ire Department IN now thor
flsd 10 the necessity OF bring
rgr VI terror on the waterfront
}, l.oae. aud the whole force Il
NNy Onerry 10 bring To justice
J. nd cuwardly midnight aasas.
uffuftn the sailors and some
n,Nha. too, along shore.
bfusn Is alive 10 the situation
hanha ChHunEworth In hard al
u Captain Flint IN hustling
Hhin engaged In the work OF
aaaluIu Ot the "crimps" who
~ SERIOUSLY considering "A triI
as.
,lw. native hoy, who drives
} md who took Erdale 20 tbs
lne on the night Of His painful
ths sen ~ On Advertiser re
'Nelay and questioned concern
h tnew " the matter. Bakei
10 was on the 30 hackstane
thsf hackmHn on the night oi
\ vas about midnight. Er
tt and head bleeding profuse
tasfeflng towards him. com
= rret Erdale approached
~ Whore am ~ What cit,
'ln Uunululu.' was the 70
axe mo right away 20 IN,
NJ said Erdaie, and climb
hack Frightened at tn
ION, Baker drove him quick
Allfs Home, not knowing bu
~ would de before he go
Erdsle didn't have an.
nmissd the boy Co pay hin
~ The bruised and battere'
~ said nothing 90 BAKER o
y revived his beating or o
Wfaon4 who had aaaaulte'
as Eriule on the stree
md collected his fare 70
hllof Nho IN supposed 4
nilhInr 10 a. with the "a
"A A row, ua 10 also a aailo
N Leonard Wilson an
hso seen and questioned.
- 10 have been drunk ~
Tine covering the inciden
- and says h. does not ~
~ said or dld during tina
lQu may have aHsaulte
have known n. N wha
- ef was asked. II n
at and for all I kno'
r mlypd up IN a fight.
~ 10 anybody know
~ That they would te
= know
~ hso drunk on the occl
70 AMI ls silent. KNOWN
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sisted In tho beneft. Hogan has nov 4
Sonpe,e HAWAIIAN souvenir, time-teifiuR
Sutnt. IL was only n little while ago that
ne was presented with n lovely gold
appropriately. 'e'S
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

STRICT INSTRUCTIONS HAVE
been received from San Francisco that
the s. 8. Doric. due here 18th inst. from
Yokohama. cannot take passengers or
cargo tn San Francisco. In consequence
of the II. q constins law. - ;. :
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NOTICE.

To Our English Speaking Friends:
The Chinese merchants and residents
of the Hawaiian Islands, represented by
the undersigned, being oeslrous Of pro-
viding for their sons thorough and
comprehensive education In English,
raised in pledges, from August to De-
;ember, sufficient funds to Justify them
in undertaking to erect cOmmodious
buildings for this purpose in Kamakela.
The contract was let and the main
building partially completed, when the
plague broke out and interrupted the
work AS you we'll know, our country
men have been the greatest sufferers
rom this epidemic and the fires con-
rected with it. Consequently, those
Who generously subscribed toward the
cnool enterprise, being called upon tc
donate large sums for the relief of their
'ellow-countrymen who have suffered
| severely from the fire, find themselves
Unable to fulfil their pledges at pres
ent The main building is now On the
point of completion, and the contractor
himself homeless, is in great need Of his
me ney.
In this emergency, and because We
believe you recognize that our motive:
| in undertaking this enterprise were
)hilanthropic, our object commend
| able one, and that we are in no wise al
'ault for the straits in which we nov
ind ourselves; We therefore solicit sucf
contributions to our present needs as
your benificence will allow. Send al
| cash or pledges to Wong Kwai, Boz
954, Honolulu.
Very respectfully yours,
WONG KWAI.
CHU GEM.
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At II O'Clock noon, at my salesroom,
33 Queen ST., Honolulu, l will sell al
Public Auction, by order of the Treas
urer. Mr.. ]. B. Castle, the following
certificates Of stock in the Olaa Sugar
Co., unless the It'll assessment, due
Marth 1sc, 1900, delinquent April Both,
1900, with interest thereon and adver
Using expenses, is paid on or before
the day and hour of sale:
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.
SHIP.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF C. B. RIP
ley and c. w. Dickey, known as Ripley
& Dickey, Architects. has been dissoiv-
ed. All bills should be paid to c. w.
Dickey. who succeeds to the business OF
the firm, and all accounts against the
firm should be presented to him. $3.50
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Public Moonlight Concert.

The Government band will give a pub
iic moonlight concert this evening in
Thomas Square at 7:3O o'clock, where the
following program will be rendered:
PART L
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Auction Sale ~
Or K
DELINQUENT STOCK
IN THE
Kihei Plantation Co., Ltd
&
On SATURDAY, JUNE Is.

At IL o'clock noon, at my salesroom,
So Queen St., Honolulu. will sell at
Public Auction, by order of the Treas
urer, Mr.. ]. B. Castle, the following
certificates of stock in the Kihei Plan
tatlon Co., unless the 9th assessment,
due March LIST, 1900, delinquent April
Both, 1900,- with interest thereon and
advertising expenses, Is paid on or be-
fore the day and hour of sale:
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SONS office will. during the
= BE- under tho direction
SANS bcst.knovn Gus
walter = Chance. super.
| s,ht OF Tho United States
,un'hi arrived on the
10 take charge Of the
transition period, and
nalnt order under the
49, w Chance is An
wv collector for the port
pn.1 as Mr. Chances
Nlll remain here for
" lhr summer or until
ap completely CONVEX
oi The United states
lbe system and meth
A., ''' Oh established Of
n. any SENSE supercode
n.y., iou1lulu omco," said
.laf our work will
We come out "a
N idoa ~ tho moth.
q, ua,nor1 ln the states
p'Ou iO soc that ths
a,,ANallan laws to those
ltu carried out IN
IL. ~ Tho fInusftf. aol
sis,.,.,s or our law which
a,,, and I shall remain
M, weeks only. but Mr
n, ~. ,'tnr and will not
" solus smoothly Ia
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Corporation Notices.
KtAA SUGAR CO., LTD.
ASSESSMENT + NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Assessment No. 9, OF 10 per cent On the
assessable stock Of the Kona Sugar Co,
Is now due and payable.
Honolulu, June 4, 1900.
=. w. McCHESNEY, Treasurer.
$3.50
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JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr.
J. B. CASTLE. treasurer.
Honolulu Nov 21st. ion0
6560-td. 2131-td..
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JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctioneer
]. B. CASTLE. Treasurer.
Honolulu, May 3lst. 1900.
5560-td
2131-td
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|''d,d Record.

III % Antonio Long. who
49, has boon discontln
-. ihe guardlan. has
h wing ..ng property valued
4 come into the
e. ,ne young man. n.
II \, 'g,ommonds bis ais
| Va, 'he service Of the
ifsi. ne last and anai
In. " should boz stated
M, slafdlan. that inc
~. e'.'ute shows thls
~. ,ll,dent ana cnref,illy
10y thIs court" Ths
. nv gmeut 10 an out.
shown always "A
roma ming capi,al
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| b,,or,,

Il, .D''t Hogan no Of
.'ntod lnst even
|tv..'t o. A. Cummina
\ ~ op re- buttons OF
hrne,..lnr tlawallans'
~. WIS greatly
.lo.,ss gwen by tioean's
h 80. ,iouso Tuesday
~ nesssll'ude very ne.
a, my ssn with n beam
~ "a Hawaiian sii
dan,,, enemeled, and
S.a.y lace pin hear .
Xuu1zX
La Junta tribune., 1900-11-07

Low Is elected district attorney.
Lows majority in the district will
be about 400. Dixon 700 and
Voorhees, goo. McAliney, demo.
cratic candidate for district attor-
ney. carried Otero county by a
majority OF about I72.
The democratic candidates for
justices and constables in the La
Junta precinct were elected with
out exception, the majorities rang
ing from 100 TO 200.
Outside OF La Junta and Otero
county the election was over
whelmingly republican, and Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt were elected
by the largest electoral vote ever
cast in a presidential election,
Colorado will probably have ma
jority OF about as, 900 for Bryan.
Mckinley will have 3oS votes in
the electoral college, having ma
jorities in thirty states, while but
fifteen states are carried by Bryan.
Colorado is not yet conceded to
the fusionites by Chairman Ford,
alth ough the republicans are un-
questionably beaten.
The election table in another
column OF this issue is incomplete.
and only few Of the majori,ies
are given. The official canvass of
the returns will take place a, the
court house tomorrow, and the
complete returns will be published
in Saturdays issue.
La Junta tribune., 1900-11-07

No more perfect day ever dawn
ed upon Colorado than yesterday
for an election, and as a result the
largest vote ever recorded in this
county was polled, The total vote
was over 42oo, nearly 1900 greater
than in any previous election.
The result in Otero county is
partially disappointing to republi-
cans, Bryan carrying the county
by about $50 votes. The republi-
cans, however, elect I. +. Godding
county commissioner by majority
OF 80, and NJ. L. Farwell, state
senator, by majority OF about
1870.
Farwell carried Prowers county
by a majority OF I2I, Bent county
by majority OF 2S, Baca by ma
iority OF 40 Sabin carried kiows
county by six votes, and Otero
county by 33, giving FarwelI a
majority in the dis,rc, Of abou,
800. Sabin's majority in La
Iuuta was S..
n Walter Dixon and H.
Voorhees, are elected TO succeed
themselves as judges in the tenth
judicial district, and /. II. n.
La Junta tribune., 1900-11-07
GUESS EANNA'S ALL RIGHT
NOTION TO MAKE McKINLEY's ELECTION UNAN-
IMoUs IS NOW IN ORDER
MCKINLEY SECURES 3OS ELECTORAL VOTES

County Bryan and the Rest Of the World for
McKinley-Farwen Elected State Senator by
100 Majority-Godding Our Next
County Commissioner.
The age-herald., 1900-05-12
Greenbacks instead of Silver.

T The eccentric conventions at Sioux Falls and Cincinnati were greenback gatherings. The Sioux Falls convention did it is true, henounce the gold standard act of the present congress, but its denunciation was based on the fact that it fosters the issue of bank currency. It pledged its party to never-ceasing agitation until "the Lincoln greenback is restored. and the bonds are paid, and all corporation money forever retired"
 ' The middle -of-the-roaders at Cincinnati were much inclined to like course. Tenn porarily they declared in favor of l6-to-1 coinage. but in the long run they demand # a, scientific and absolute paper money, based upon the entire wealth and popu- iation of the nation, not redeemable in hny specific coin, but made a full legal tender for all debts and receivable for all kaxes and public dues, and issued by the
The age-herald., 1900-05-12
OLD CITIZEN DEAD
Negro Voters Not Pleased With Lane's
 Nomination

Huntsville, May 11.-(special) Walls, an old and respected citizen of Mad ison county, died last night at the home Of his sister, Mrs. Henry Wynn, four miles west of the city. MT. Walls was seventy odd years old, and was a bachelor. He was an extensive land owner.
 The Robert Donnell High school will close it's session at Gurley this week Commence ment exercises will begin tomorrow. Sun- day the commencement sermon will be de- liYered by Rev. E. w Doran of Clinton III. A large number of graduates will re- ceive diplomas from the institution.
 The negro voters of Madison county are not at all pleased by the nomination of Edi- tor Charles P. Lane as the republican can- didate for governor. They don't like his position on the race question or the ques- tion of negro suffrage, and there Is very lit- tie about him that they do like. A promi- nent negro politician stated today that a score of negro voters in Madison county is as large number as MT. Lane can reason- ably expect in the August election.
The age-herald., 1900-05-12
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Elect Dr. Cunningham Right Eminen
 Grand Commander

New Decatur, May 1.-The Alabama state commandery of Knights Templar in session in this city. elected the following officers for the ensuing year yesterday:
 Right eminent grand commander, Rus sell M. Cunningham of Birmingham; dep uty grand commander Robert Manethop of Eufala; grand captain, General l.. w. Hubbard; grand prelate Owen P. Fitz- simmons of Birmingham; grand senior warden Charles R. Worcott of Montgom- cry; grand junior warden, Charles E. Pearse of Mobile; grand treasurer E. s. Stair of Selma; grand recorder, H. Clay Armstrong of Montgomery; grand sword bearer, S. H. Firk of Mobile grand stand ard bearer, Thomas H. Mattocks of New Decatur; grand warden, Walter Smith of Tuscaloosa grand captain of the guard, w H. Denney of Tuscaloosa.
 Tuscaloosa was selected as the place to hold the next annual conclaye, which will take place next May.
 The sir knights and their ladies left on the steamer B. F. Young for Muscle Shoals, forty miles below the city, where they will spend the day, and will return to this city tonight. and the conclave of 1900 will then adjourn.