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Little Falls herald., 1900-09-28

the Hotel Buckman, Little Falls,
Sept. p, % and 20. Eyes examined
free
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-28

Ladies OF the Norwegian Lutheran
church will serve dinner and supper to-
morrow afternoon and evening at Little
Falls house. There will also be a sale
OF fancy and useful articles. Oysters and
ice cream will be served. All come.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-28

1t is said Register Gaudet will run
aS an independent. His friends are
very angry over the nomination OF
LafOnd.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-28

The transcripts harmony factory
wasn't working.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-28

Misses and Zella stanton enter
tained a party Of young people at
their home on the West side satur-
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-28

The barn OF Guilford Nelson, of
Parker was burned Sunday night
One OF the horses kicked lantern in
to the hay NOW. Insurance 5000
on buildings, 5000 on implements.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-28

nnlIAl0 the best opuician in
DnUVO the state will be at
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-28

*And deliver.
Testimony in the case OF John
Hoeschen vs.. Aug. Stroman, invol-
wing valuable farms in SWanville.
Was taken before f. W. Lyon as re-
feree this week,
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-28

The cold relinble'' firm of Richard
Bros. makes some good business
propositions to the public in this
iSaua
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-28

The city council resumed business
at the old stand* Monday evening.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-28

P. A. Evans and Mr.. and Mrs. P.
A. sloan Of West superior are at the
Columbia. They are selling nursery
stock
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-28

fuF0 are your best friends.
LILO They should not be ne
elected. Prof. Bruins. the optician,
who has been very successful in
many difficult cases in Little Falls
arrived at the Hotel Buckman this
morning and remains today and to-
morrow and Saturday of this week.
Ewes examined free.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
Saturday Night

gsH1GssH-1H, 10. ~ cents
Box Office open Saturday morning
Telsphons 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
Vote the Straight Republican Ticket
REFRESHMENTS SERVED
TO DEPART by CHINA.

Booking list Of China, Nov. >, (sxpeeted
10 sail today MRS. NJ. SteyD, Mrs. liar
rlet 7. Peek, Miss II. /. Peek, Mr.. l.. r
Peek, J. !. Mccoy, Mrs. Brenhsm ant
child, Mr., Sam u. Pspsett, ID. w, SteV
ems, w Humphreys, u " Seorel. Ms,
Leyensaler, WIN \, Lsyensaler, Miss Hart
well, DR. Allen Pilusger, Mr. Seebert, .
Bslser wife and 2 children, A p Boiler Jr
Miss & & Remedy, Miss Mcmillan, Is {
Kennedy, J N Swsnly, Mrs 7 A Pcttus
n Is WeDgler, n J Everett, Mrs Hoige
Mr. J MagIDnlty, IT Lowsfy,
ARRIVED.
Stmr keauhou. Moh~r. from Hawai-
ports; 100 bags sugar, r.. Brewer Go
Stmr Kauai, from Kauai ports. Bubn
a9zS bags sugar, Y packages sgpds. u, 5
Transport Nero, 4. Lind, with coal 10
China,
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
PASsENGERS DEPARTED.

Per Stmf ksnal-ltey. .. u. GulIck,
Mrs. o. n. Cullct, Mrs. So, Mrs. Lebau,
J. Tabfa and 10 deck,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
The Republican party stands for
municipal government, VOTE lls
straight ticket,
Nesper ssrylses,

There viii b. yesper services ~ Puma
hon SUNDAY afternoon beslpplgg VI
$3.50 o'clock Tho followlpg DrggraR
has been arranged
!, orgap Fantasia, by Dubois Pro-
lessor llallapeyps,
?, Scripture,
,, Anthem, The Radiant Morn Han
Passed Away, Woodward
T. Prayer ~ zHt
b. Ylpllp sqlQ Nsdrisgl, w A. w
mgpeilo, Allco ~ Woods,
y Address. "Trplb apd ggiP Pr
smith,
T. NHsper llymp, y
D. Bepedlcllpp,
. prgaH "Gorqpallop Marin hsy'
Gfbeer
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
BY AUTHORITY
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS,

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~ rssssye:;HI. y #: I3.9sy ...ee. sss
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~, sss .1!l q, A. y, Ss;.9Plsys ls91
ailsl the lsih dsy NJ E6ysHbeF lD'gHy
Iasts shan be a1lrl by Ibe assessor n
lRe amount N slth llsss9l sll4 iqls, IN |
,,GsII Jesssss,,N 'Na vs. 'qll'fl'4 % P1f "
AZ hImgs1y lsses nj PaIi by hQysm'
,olhf a.IIHiaral, EsIWIN pr p4pll'R,l
JONATHAN SHAW,
Assessor pIpl}lgaB, lslaRl NHlRm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03

The true Republican will vote The
straight ticket, from Parker down.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
FOUND.

EOUkD-A fine surf board marked -" VS. found
near the Ball Buoy this morning, Full Inform
vsfilssmsnL i6bg.u
EoUND-A BUNDLE or BLACK GRAPE on H1,sI
j street opposite the Arlington Owner can obtain
sane 81 this once BY paying Tor this advertisement
fIsJ-t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
LOCAL. and GENERAL.
DANCING AT WAIKIKI INN
Vote the straight Republican ticket
Sound money and prosperity.

NNaNN'
Sound money and prosperity,
Tn email by the City Of Peking
amounted to 1872 bags.
! The lrmgard sailed for San Francisco
at 1880 a. m, with sugar.
A, T, Atkinson, superintendent OF
Public Instruction. is at home III.
The Orient has many points OF super
iority over the ordinary wheel at the
same price
Vote the Straight Republican Ticket
A notice that the Pearl City Gene.
terry will be open for lnterments on and
after Nov. 9Th
Balling receipt No, ii75. check 30,
GO and note for sSi has been lost,
See Lost column ON page s,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03

-. ,.-. -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EMPLOYEES or Nllp saoisTts WIN
L r, w, ATKINSON, 40 MERCHANT ST,
b"MMIt ~ ssew W, iC,., S fs n. e, then q
and enamellng done, I'D,
N,o,,r no MN, n.ns r. - -
NoIleu ~ hultnhkSI Union Express Co
:= ....::.s. WV ssss..ss.
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w good opportunity 10, psr,,e, s"In, I awsy w. 10
secure A, tenant Call OF address, ~ tinI' Re.
publican ofnse, ,S,,',w
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Al cost, good wages kppIy rs,senslIy Ia Msn,ses,
Hawaiian Automobile Company, al Rapid T,sns,
Comr.nys otnes AZ Fort street, between and To- 70
ot mall, Hos so, ,6s.m,
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Thr owl LUNCH AND OYSTER ROOM :
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
SOLOMON'S QUlNTETTE

The U. \, transport Nero pulled M 10
tho wharf this morning, s days from
San Francisco bound for Yokohama,
with coal ana provisions for troops In
China,
g, II, Brown, sanitary plumber has
removed from Merchant street to tho
Territory Stables, King street, wherc
he will be Glad to furnish estimates on
plumbing work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03

The Republican party stands iaT
municipal government, Vote Ne
straight ticket,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
TO LET.

For RnNr-Two nicely furnished rooms, Char.
lain lane and Port Street, halt block from Hotel,
inquire IN The tsat i0rt.iw
IopSn TO RuNT on the corner Of MaklLl and
80 wilder Avenues, Apply on premises. io,e',m
EoR RnNr--rwo new brick stores, best location
In the city, TRENCH plate show windows, Inquire
q, The New England BAKERY, Hotel N, i6,i.u
Wnll Furnished ICONS, with board. Seton
w houss. Young Street, near plkoL i6,9mi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03

The theme OF the Central Union
church communion address IN The
morning viii be-, What II ~ 10 follow
Christ" In tho evening begins the
series on "Tbe Making Of n Happy
Home" "IIomo--Its Bacrodnesg," II
thc nrst subject
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
band Concsrt.

Band Concert.
The band will play the following se.
IectiOns nj concert In Emma square
this afternoon:
March--Tbs Creole Queen Hickman
Oyerturs---'rancredi ..,.,,,,., Rossibi
"reminiscences Of Bale ...... Godfrey
Marcb--Ma Tiger LAZY .,,,,.. Sloane
Waltz--Artistic Life ....,.. Strauss
Overwhelmingly Mokes ..,...,. Hail
japanese Antbem--Kiml Ola 70.
Prot. Berger has arranged the follow.
Ing program Tor Sundays concert
PART l.
The OId Hundred.
OyertuT6-'fbe Road tO Glory, King
la) pilgrim Chorus, .lbJ Evening
bthr. -" "o +. D,,,,WsgDor
c0rnct B0lo-Bsa Flower .. Robinson
Mr.. Charles KisntGr.
Grand Selection Norma ...,.. Bellni
PART H.
OyortIres--Iampa HerOl I
BelectloD-'rhs Hostile Brothers.
'''''','''','',', ,,,,,,,,,,,V cf1l
FaDtasIa--In Switzerland .,,uu Hume
Chorus 'faBBbaUsor U,,,,,, Wagner
Tho Btar BpaDgicd Banner
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
COYNE~-z&
FURNITURE
COMPANY
Cousins BoeIety,
Fort and Beretania Streets 4,

Sous'ns ooelefy'
The following program has been ar,
ranged for The moellpg NJ The Mission
chlldrens society ~ The home ~ Cbs
", Alherton, KING street, al 1850
O'clock this evening
sons Jesus savior ,,,,,,,,,,, Neyla
q, u, KIDS,
Prayer, A
Rev John q, Hay
song Ave Maria ,,u,,,, hoplclss9bg
X, q, =, Quartet
business,
song Lovely Night rrr,,r, Cbawatll
kamehamoha Glm GWD,
C0llocti0n,
Anlhem-sook W. Ibo lori p,, sUdds
kamebameba Chorus,
Address, 4
Roy 4, ~ smith, NJ. y,
song Lullaby ,,urru,r Jakgb0gskl
Memorial NJ Charles u, Clarkr,,
song Sweet Lehua p, Ar q, u Klgg
Miscellaneous business u,,r,t,,
Missionary Hymn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
lndorse Republican principles BY
voting the straight ticket,

Notwithstanding tho rain A, V, Gcar,
II, Harrison and Mr.. l'lnney reached
town from their Tantnlus oyrlcs nat !
o'clock this morning, all looking dry
and happy.
Intor-island steamers have had heavy
weather this week. The Kauai had her
main boom broken and her malnspi II
blown out on the trip from Kauai willis
tho Keauhou lost her forcsail on tho
try from Kau,
Those wishing reliable horses, OK.
porlencod drivers, new rigs, fair prices
and courteous treatment should call NJ
the Territory Stables. Their telephone
number IN Main 80. They deliver and
call for rigs free Of charge.
Annie IIorbrst makes niIidnylt that
August ilcrbst has property within The
Jurisdiction Of the Cipcult Court, Chhs
Hoesch makes AFFIDAVIT ~ his belief
that August Herbst. who was his pnrs-
ncr IN no longer present within N,
Territory Of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-09
Damon IQ RESCUE.

Minister Damon this morning came
to the rescue of the Customs bureau
in the matter of funds and. for the
present, business will run on as be-
fore. In brief, he agrees to pay the
salaries of the force over and above
the pro rata for the month of Febru-
airy, trusting to the legislature to re-
imburse him. After March 1 the col
lector is to look to the legislature for
his money.
Mr.. Damon made this proposal this
morning to Collector Stackable in pres
ence of the members of the Cabinet.
1t was accepted and none of the en-
ployes of the Customs bureau released
last night will find it necessary to go.
At the Cabinet meeting this morn
ing Minister Mott-Smith reported that
he had received a protest from Chang
Wei Pin, Chinese Consul, protesting
against the burning of private effects
and business papers of Chinese now IN
the Aala warehouses. The protest was
identical with that filed by the Japan
ese consul Referred to the Board Of
Health.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-09
THE FLAGSHIP As A SCON
H. NJ. S. KAIMILOA IN SERVICE
AGAIN.
The Kaimiloa in Tow of the Kaena as
a Spectacle for Old Times on the
Water front.

ITO what base uses may we come at
last!" His Majesty's Flagship Kai-
miloa, the pride of the Hawaiian navy,
is to be reduced to the mean level of a
scow. The old boat was taken in tow
this morning by another antiquataI
relic, the kaena, and pulled to the ma
rtne railway, where her maSts are to
be cut off half way down, her bull
warks are to be removed and a general
cleaning up is to be given her, after
which she will be brought into requi ST
ton as a scow to load and unload the
freight of steamers which are kept from
the wharves by quarantine. The
kaena towing the Kaimaloa was a
spectacle worth going miles to see, as
the two passed down the harbor. The
two old relics made an impressive COM
hination and set all the old timers of
the water front to spinning yarns about
the old days of the flagship's glory.
The Kaimaloa was the vessel that
went to Samoa, when Kalakaua con-
ceived the notion that Hawaii might
| one day he the controller of a vast
Pacific island federation. The King
went so far as to make a protest to
the great powers against the anneXa-
tion by them of any more islands, and
he dispatched a bark, which was
wrecked, to the Gilbert islands
After the monarchy fell the Kama
! lOa became the property of the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company and
was used as an island steamer to carry
sugar and other freight. Five years age
she was retired as having outived hei
usefulness and ever since then she has
lain idle off railway wharf, while sea.
weed ate it's way through her timber.
and wind and rain and neglect CAV.
her the appearance of an old wreck
As she moved through the harbor thi,
morning the musty old hulk in he
wake left a smell of dampness and de
cay that extended to the wharves. HeI
masts will be used If they are strong
enough, for derricks.
There is one poor grain of comfor
for those who would mourn tn,
steamers fall from glory. If she is t
be only scow she will be the bigges
in the harbor anyhow, so she may
hereafter be known as the fiag-scov
of Honolulu harbor
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-09
Opening OF KING STREET
ALL HOUSES NOW IN SANITARY
SHAPE.
Expected that Business and Traffic will
be Resumed Tomorrow-Thomas will
Erect New Building.

King street from Nuuanu to the.
bridge will in all probability be opened
tomorrow. All depends upon whether
the Chinese merchants along the route
have completed the work of placing the
rear of their premises in sanitary con-
dftion. Indications this morning are
that this will be completed by tonight.
Large gangs of Chinese are working
like beavers to that end.
In rear of w. G. Achis offices two
double story, wooden buildings, belong
ing to Nuuanu street stores of China
men, have been torn down and the
ground has been thoroughly cleansed.
Cesspools are being cleansed and remo-
delled. Back of the club rooms of the
United Chinese society all outbuildings
have been removed and the ground is
beng purified. AS it looked this morn
ing tn section seems to be one of the
cleanest in Honolulu.
All of the stores along King street
have been placed in excellent condition.
G. r. Collins harness establishment has
been neatly repainted and new floors
have been put in. Prior to this the
place was fumigated until the walls
were blackened. w. c. Achfs offices
were treated in much the same way.
Ihomas' yard is also in perfect condi-
ton. There are, by the way, in this
place quite a lot of lime and cement, of
so much value in future for building
purposes.
On the corner of King and Smith
streets will at once be erected one of
the neatest business buildings of one
story in Honolulu. 1t will have from
tage of sixty feet on King and eighty
feet on Smith, with a height for each
store of fourteen feet. 1t will be so
constructed that there may be seven
stores or any or all of them may e
thrown together. e. B. Thomas will he
the owner and builder. The house will
be of brick, with stone front, steel
girders and tile floors, absolutely fire
proof and sanitary. Mr.. Thomas ax-
poets permit from the Board of
Health tomorrow to begin work at
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-09
THE CoPTIC ARRIVES.
Anchors Outside and Sends in Mail and
Immigrants.

The S. S. Coptic was sighted at about
two o'clock this morning and was
met at that time by the pilot
boat, with the doctor, pilot and Louis
Kenake of the postoffice. The mail was
closed at once according to program,
but as the vessel was obliged to stay
till afternoon in order to discharge her
immigrants, mails were opened again
and kept open till 8 o'clock. This re-
lieved a great many people who had
not expected the steamer in so soon
and had failed to post their letters the
night before.
The Coptic anchored outside the har-
Dor. She had only one package of
freight for Honolulu. Her four hun
dred and twenty immigrants were put
on the Board of Health scow and taken
to quarantine island. At 1 o'clock Mr.
Kenake went out again on the tug Eleu
with the mail for San Francisco bring
ing back the mail from the Orient. He
took the latter to quarantine island
and spent the afternoon fumigatlng it,
Anyone who thinks that work in the
Honolulu postoffice is a sinecure had
better try to keep up with Louis for
day or two.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-09
CAPTAINS WANT LIGHTS
WHY THE MoKoLII WAS NEARLY
LOST.
She Arrives Here Safely and Little
Damaged - Dangerous Shores to
Travel by in Utter Darkness.

The dangerous and unlit coasts Of
Hawaiian Isles nearly had another vic
tim in the little Wilder Steamship Mo-
koli, but she was pulled off the Lanai
reef and arrived here this morning.
Her trouble has revived discussion OF
the need of more lights along the
shores. The accident to the Mokolii is
regarded as no fault of Captain Ben
nett He was steaming slowly along
a coast where there are no lights, on
a night of utter darkness. Island cap
tains who make night runs know well
the risks they take and the long rec
ord of disasters to these vessels, as well
as to deep water vessels that got too
near the perilous reefs of the different
| islands, shows only too we'll the need
of some safeguards.
If Captain Perkins of the Pathfinder
has his way there will be about thirteen
new lights placed on prominent coast
! points of the different islands. This
| will make the steering business very
| different, as the captains will find it
| comparatively easy to ascertain their
location at brief intervals. The placing
| of these lights will be one of the rec
| concentrations Captain Perkins will
make in his report to Washington.
| The Mokolii has been in worse places
than she got into last Monday. 1t is
| a lucky island boat that does not go
on the reef once in a while and the
Mokolii has had her share of running
| aground in the course of her long ser
vice. She was pulled off this time by
| the Kauai and Lehua, being safe be-
fore the Maui reached Lanai. The
| Maui returned this morning. with the
| Mokolii close behind her. The latter
had only sustained slight damage, her
keel being a little scraped.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-09
BALLOyS Al MAN THEORY DOGS FIERCE As WOLVES.
THINKS HE DID NOT SLEEP AT
All FATS.
Says the Statement that He did, ORR
ginated with Interested Chinese.
Other Chinese say He Didn't.

EDITOR STAR:-Your version of the
movements of Quong Fat Man does an
unintentiOnal injustice to a sub-inspec-
tors.
1t is obvious that All Man could not
have spent Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights at the house of All Fai,
above Wyllie street, unless the sub-in-
spectOr there was very lax in his duty.
Fortunately the sub-inspeCtor in ques-
ton, who is William McInerny, did his
work faithfully and thoroughly, and is
able to state positively that All Man
was not in the house any of those days
Mr.. McInerny inspected the house,
which is a one room affair, twice a day.
and during the period in question had
made the Cinnamon haul out every
thing from under their beds, clean up
the place generally and expose their
blankets for a summing and airing. The
thoroughness of this inspection left no
possible chance of concealment.
! The evidence that All Man spent
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights with his wife and family in the
Mclean premises on Nuuanu street, is
| overwhelming. 1t comes from four in
dependent sources. 1. The statement
of his Chinese friends in the Pantheon.
| 2 The movements of the hack, which
were impossible of concealment in the
! open country above Wyllie street g.
to me at the pest house. 4. The state
ment of All Fai after he had been tax
en- to the detention camp. The evidence
is too long to give in detail but is alb
solutely convincing. 1t was afterwards
confirmed by detectives under Marshal
| Brown.
Upon DR.. Woods visit to the Mclean
premises he was satisfied that he had
found the very bed in which All Mar
slept. The house above Wyllie street
was burned because All Man was put
in it Friday morning and remained
there a few hours.
The version which appeared in yes.
terday's Star first originated with thre,
Cinnamon who were taken into custody
in connection with the case, and wnC
apparently had an interest in trying e
save the Mclean premises AS the
Cinnamon there knew enough to senC
Ah Man off in a hack in a dying condi
ton it was not surprising that they
should afterwards deny his presence II
the house.
The case is one which shows tn,
value of thorough inspection by tn,
: sub-inspectors, and we hope that ever.
, sub-inspector is doing his work 50 wei
, as to be able to deny positively an,
! story which attempts to locate a plagu
patient in his apana.
Very truly yours
, S. NJ. BALLOU,
Secretary Citizens Sanitary Committe
Honolulu, February 8, 1900
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-09
PLAGUE ON 4 vEssEr

The question of what would be done
with vessel having plague on board
is agitating some of the captains in
port. In some quarters there is a fear
that the Board of Health would swoop
doWn on the vessel and put her to the
torch, but such drastic measures are
not to be feared. The island steamship
companies have asked the Board. FOR
assurances that their steamers will not
be burned If infection develops on them
and it is thought that a good fuml-
cation will be enough.
Any ship or other vessel that gets a
case of plague would be sent into strict
quarantine outside the harbor. If she
were a foreign vessel the consul of
her country might have some voice in
the matter, provided she left the har-
Dor, but the Board of Health controls
her while she is in. There are cases
on record in European ports. in which
ships and steamers were simply des-
troyed in the water being burned or
sunk because they had a dangerous dis
ease on board, but that will not be done
here.