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The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04
TELEGRAPH BREvITIEs.

A British iron trust is being organ
Miss Stone may be freed in few
days.
Colonists are reported to be joining
Boer forces in South Africa.
Rockefeller has given 100000 to Syr-
acuse (New York; University.
Two West Virginians fought duel
on horseback One was killed
Laborers discovered gold sand in the
basement of eDnver's city hall.
Prince Henry will bring over a num-
Der of valuable presents for Ameri-
cans
A German loan of SIS ,OOO,O 900 has been
nearly subscribed for by American
bankers.
Railways and packers have formed
q compact to obey the interstate COM
| merce law.
ported from Mexico, where GA houses
were ruined.
The House judiciary committee has
! agreed upon the features of an anti
anarchist bill.
Clark, OF Missouri, has introduced a
bill in the House expressing sympathy
for the Beers.
Balfour, English government leader,
denies the, receipt of peace overtures
from tHe bOeTS.
The bride of Speaker HendersDn's
brother Is said to be sick and penniless
in Kansas City.
Miss Vivian Sartoris, granddaughter
of General Grant, is studying music
and art in Paris.
The Prince of Wales has started for
Berlin to attend the celebration of En-
peror Williams birthday.
The Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany denies having been absorbed by
the, Standard Oil Company
The House committee has reported
fayorably on the bill for the election
of Senators by popular vote
The request of Hobson, Merrimac
hero, for retirement because of injury
to his eyes, has been denied.
The Industrial Commission has rec
commended that all books Of corpora
tions be opened for inspection.
Territorial delegates from New Mex
leo, Arizona and Oklahoma, threaten to
resign unless granted statehood
Secretary Root advocates a home
stead law in the Philippines, and the
repeal of the Spooner amendment.
1t is rumored from Madrid that the
coronation of King Alfonso next May
may be the signal for a revolution.
An American syndicate is attempting
to obtain concession in China for the
construction of an electric railway.
The Standard Oil Company has been
unable to buy a majority OF the stock
of the Shell Transport and Trading
Company of London.
Oil has been found in Cajon Pass.
Cal.
1t Is denied that an American has
bought the Borghese gallery. or that
II is for sale.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04
WANT FLAT RATE
FOR ELECTRICITY
(From Saturdays daily.)

For a few moments yesterday morn
ing there was a little bit of electricity
at the meeting of the Hawaiian Elec-
tric Company that did not come from
the dynamoS e The company.
The meeting vas a short one, there
being no reports ready, owing to the
fact that the auditor had not complet-
ed his work. But this fact was not
sufficient to shut off the storm which
was coming There was an element in
the meeting ready to investigate, and
ewing to the recent criticism Of it, ask
ed for ch4nge in the methods of the
company.
A resolution was presented providing
that the company place it's service upon
the basis of fiat rate. The moment
this was presented there was a storm
Of objection. 1t was argued that to do
this would mean that every user would
burn his lights all the time, and so
make it impossible to supply the town
with the present plant. So great was
this objection that it was decided to
refer the matter to a committee to re-
por. at the meeting, which will be held
February q. This committee is ocm :
posed of Messrs. Waterhouse, p. c.
Jones and Godfrey Brown. 1t is not
believed there Will be any change.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04
THE BURGLAR
FOUND NOTHING

Between the hours Of and o'clock on
Thursday evening thief broke into the
office of the Consolidated Soda Water
Company, corner of Fort and Allen
streets, and riffed the desks there but
obtained nothing for his efforts. Book
keeper Fraser came to the office at 1880
O'Clock, and upon opening the outer door
saw at once that the Office had been ran
sacked. Upon investigation he found the
sky-light lifted showing that the thief
had obtained entrance at that place.
Every drawer in the desks hand coun-
tiers had been pulled out and rifled, but
as there was no money in them and
practically nothing of value was kept
there, the thief went away without pay
ment for his time and trouble. The safe
was untouched
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DAVID MAY BUY
SIR ALBERT

The season of the sport of kings is
again coming round, and indications are
to be seen on every hand Of the opening
of the campaign.
Today Jim Quinn will take Waldo ].
and Cyclone to the track and install
them in the quarters they will occupy
until July next. Waldo j. is looking fine,
and Quinn is confident that he will low
err his mark of POS this year. The white
Ghosts" stable companion, Cyclone, is a
black PAGER with no record Both horses
have done useful road work for some
time past.
w. II. Smith is said to have a good one
in his new 2:17A PAGER which he recently
received from the coast The horse Is a
blood bay gelding, standing nearly six
teen hands and which can pace to his
mark.
1t looks as If the coming season would
be the best on record with more and bet
ter and faster horses on the track than
ever before.
This year the Jockey Clubs meeting
will be held on the first Monday in
March, nearly two months earlier than
has been the case In previous years. At
a meeting of the club held last year the
bylaws were amended to this effect.
e. McInerny, owner of Effie Logan, the
dam of Sir Albert S., 2:0SA, Is contem-
plating sending the mare to California
to be again bred to the mighty Diablo,
sire of Sir Albert s.
1t rumored yesterday that Prince Da-
vid was negotiating Tor the purchase of
Sir Albert s., for which $4,000 Is asked.
The son of Diablo is regarded as the
coming American PAGER. Jim Quinn.
when told of the rumor yesterday, said
that he would like to match Waldo J.
against the Californian wonder.
He thinks the white horse would come
out of the race with flying colors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04
SOMETHING THAT WILL DO YOU
GOOD

We know of no way in which we can
be Of more service to our readers than
to tell them of something that will be
of real good to them. For this reason
we want to acquaint them with what
We consider one Of the very best rem
edies on the market for coughs colds,
and that alarming complaint, Group
We refer to Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. We have used 1t with good re-
suits in our family so long that 1t has
become a household necessity. BY its
prompt use we haven't any doubt but
that 1t has time and again prevented
Group. The testimony is given upon
our own experience, and We suggest
that our readers, especially those who
have small children. always keep 1t in
their homes as safeguard against
croup.-Camden Is. c., U. s. A. Mes
senger. Sold by all druggists and deal
ers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. agents
for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04

NEW YORK. January e5.-Comment-
ing upon the visit Of Prince Henry TO
the United States. the Berlin corre-
spondent OF the Tribune says.
Prince Henry's mission to America is
regarded here as a good-natured at
tempt of the Emperor to make himself
agreeable to a friendly nation whose
progress, wealth ana influence in the
world are steadily increasing Posi-
bly, he remembers that the visit Of the
Grand Duke Alexis TO America left a
permanent impression and created an
amiable prejudice in favor Of RUSSIA,
| but it is not probable that he has
planned counter-stroke to Offset the
English concessions to America and
Lord Salisbury's good offices in the
Spanish war. Diplomatic opinion here
is that Prince Henry's visit is regarded
too seriously at Vienna, Paris and Lon
don and that the British government
allowed itself to be drawn too easily
into making half revelation of the
important services rendered to the
United States In the critical period. 1t
is denied strenuously by the officials
that there is any evidence that Ger
many was behind Austria Hungary in
proposing European intervention In
Cuba. The diplomatic theory here Is
that the German Emperor is not play
ing a deep game in having his yacht
named by a w-sportsman's daugh-
ter with Prince Henry as witness.
The Emperor is clearly taking a strong
personal interest in the affair and do
ing everything to dignity the mission.
Prince Henry is undertaking the mis-
sion with great spirit, is thoroughly in
terested in all the details and is said
to be looking forward with pleasure
10 meeting an old friend, Rear Admiral
Evans. AS the Prince will visit Har-
ward College. 1t will be a graceful act
for the corporation to confer upon him
an honorary degree. The Emperor
gift for the German American Museum
at Harvard will be q more costly and
comprehensive exhibit of German art
than generally supposed. 1t helps to
explain the Royal mission for the yacht
launching. The Emperor likes 20 pay
compliments anf do things in han1
some way and his motives are not nee
4 Il A A a. A q. A
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Wherever the stars and stripes float
Americans will hear the drum beat.
The defense of Pearl Harbor and Hon
olulu are urgently needed not only to
protect the Territory of Hawaii an | the
property of the United States located
there. but also to prevent the Interrupt
ton of cable communication between
San Francisco and Honolulu, which
will be a station of the projected Pa
cite submarine cable.
r. w. Breckons of Wyoming was
confirmed by the Senate Jan. 10 as
United States District Attorney for
Hawaii, and left here Jan. IS for Wy
cming. He expects to sail from San
Francisco for Honolulu FEB. 16. Late
this afternoon the Senate Committee
on the Pacific Islands and Porto Rico,
Senator Foraker. chairman, had n ut re-
ported on the nominations of w. j.
Robinson to be Circuit Judge and Eu-
gene r. Hendry to be United States
Marshal, but the clerk was intending
to poll the committee that the nomiil
lions might be taken up in the Senate.
Mr.. Foraker has been absent in OHIO
much of the time since the holidays,
engaged In his canvas for re-electi IN,
and for that reason has paid little at
tention to the business Of the commit
tee. There has seemed to be no one to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04

press the confirmation ot citner Juusv
l,nn,nfnn Or ~ Marshal Hcniry, an
fUr fhat reason there has been delay 10
urUan. Alr Hrrckons has . brother 30
the senate Committee on claims ans
the wyoming senators are BE warm
friends. Accordingly they pressed his
nomination before the Pacific Islands
Committee. and secured an earlier con-
nrmatlon.
The rumors 81 opposition 10 the nom
nation of Judge Robinson ate IN
founded. MIR. Caypless was credited
with an intention to oppose confrma-
ton, but as matter of fact there has
been no opposition whatever.
Two bulky bills have been introduced
In the House for Delegate Wilcox. one
of these is a bulky bill - establish and
maintain a system of free schools In
the Territory of Hawaii naming school
officers, their duties salaries and fees;
how school funds are to be collected
and disbursdd, II was referred to the
Committee on Territories, but is such
a long bill that il has bst been received
from the Government PtiHter at the
time Hawaiian mail closes here.
The other is a bill providing for and
creating certain counties in the TeiFi-
tory of Hawaii, and providing a form
of government for such counties; Off
GERS to enforce the law, the pay of such
officers, and how the same shall be col
lected. This bill came from the public
printer late this afternoon and covers
159 printed pages. 1t provides for the
division of the Territory into five coun-
ties and for an elaborate scheme of
county government.
Mr.. Sewall, when seen at the New
Willard this afternoon stated that he
was not participating in Hawaiian pol
tiles and was having no hand in the
selection of officers for the Territory.
Some of the knowing ones, however,
are guessing that he is turning wheel
or two, whenever opportunity offers, to
make Col. Sam Parker the next Gov
ernor OF Hawaii. 1t is only conjecture
and is mentioned for whatever 1t may
be worth.
The canal situation is In such a cha
otic state that comment is worth but
little further than the information
given by general press dispatches. The
DECISION Of the canal commission in a
supplemental report factoring the. Pan
anna rotfe, in view of the offer of $40
10000 firsf given to the public this af-
ternoOn, is being made the basis of dire
prophecies to the effect that there VIII
be no canal legislation at all this SEES
sion. That grows out of the belief that
the Senate may authorize the Panama
route, and that the House will never
consent to it. The truth Is that if the
Senate authorizes the canal route the
House will probably fall in line and
agree. The only question II impor-
lance is whether the Senate will au-
thorize any canal at all. 1t probably
WILL late in the session, but weeks and
months, perhaps, will be required tc
develop that.
ERNEST G.. WALKER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04


OF HAWAII TREAS.
rRERs OFFICE. honolulu.
OAHU,
In re Dissolution Of the Peoples Ice
and Refrigoratiug Co., Ltd
Whereas. the PEOPLES ICE AND
REFRIGERATING co. LTD. "a cor
poration established and existing un-
der and by virtue OF the laws OF the
Territory OF Hawaii. has. pursuant to
law In such cases made and provided.
duly filed In this office, petition for
the dissolution OF the said corporation,
together with a certificate thereto au-
nexed. as required by law.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby Civ
en- to any and all persons that have
been or are now lnterested In any r'''",'
ner whatsoever in said corporation
that objections to the granting Of said
petition must be filed in this Office or
or before March 4. 1902. and that any
person or persons desiring to be heart
thereon must be IN attendance at tn,
office Of the Undersigned. in the CAPT.
tol building. Honsiulu, at ~ m. Of said
day to show cause, If any, why said
petition should not be granted.
WILLIAM H.. WRIGHT,
Treasurer OF the Territory of Ha-
wall
Honolulu. January 4, 1902.
23ls-Jan. Z, IA, 81, 2s: Feb. 4, II. rs, rs;
March
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04

committees have petitioned the govern
ment to forbid the drinking of vodka
on public ways or in public places,
and To riose the liquor dispensaries on
Sundays and holidays.
The Senate committee will make n
thorough investigation of the Philippine
situation. The Democratic speeches
favoring Filipino independence are
having a bad effect in the Islands, and
are being largely circulated.
The marriage of Lord Stavendale,
eldest son of the fifth Earl of Leicester,
and Lady Helen Vane-Tempest- Stew
art, only daughter of the Marquis of
Londonderry, took place at st. Peters
! Church, Elton Square. The ceremony
was one of the smartest affairs of the
kind seen in London for years past. 1t
, was estimated that the presents, which
We're numerous, were worth upwards of
G35O,O0O.
1t is expected that the Marchurian
! treaty will be signed within a week.
Diplomats do not manifest much inter-
est in it, as they do not believe any
written treaties in the slightest degree
affect the policy Of Russia in Manchu-
ria. A separate contract with the
| Texas is to be laid with pipe lines,
distributing oil over the entire State.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04

Judge II. l.. Edmunds of St. Louis is
dead.
Los Angeles will have a series of bull
fights.
Odessa University wants to instruct
women.
The House has passed the urgent de-
ficiency bill
Sidney Smith, San Francisco CAPT
talist, is dead.
The term of mourning for the British
court has ended.
Manila banks refuse to accept Mexi-
can silver on deposit.
Two Kansas ranchers We're killed in
a fight with robbers.
Seven men were burned to death In
West Virginia blaze.
Seattle advices from Dawson tell of
a reign of crime there.
Negotiations for a union of Atlantic
steamer lines continue.
The steel trust is likely to go into
the machinery business.
Southern California has been much
benefited by light rains.
Two trainmen were killed in a Lead
vile, Colo, freight wreck.
| Mamie Mosier, a Santa Rosa girl
committed suicide in Portland.
The Union League Club OF San Fran
cisco entertained Governor Taft.
| Wisconsin tobacco growers protest
against the proposed CUBAN tarlIT.
Congress Is considering the river and
harbor appropriations for California.
! Governor Mcbride, of Washington,
opposes the gigantic railroad combine.
! United States Minister Bowen has
been married at Caracas to Miss Caro-
! Ign Gregg.
| Mayor Low, of New York, will give
a dinner for President Roosevelt and
Prince Henry
The great Pennsylvania mining suit,
involving $4,000, 900, is being heard at
Helena, Mont.
Michael Paganin, grandson Of the
great violinist, has had his leg cut off
] by a cable car.
Policeman Il. c. Robinson was MUIR
dered by San Francisco thugs. Adolph
Albersmeyer was killed at the same
time by fall from window.
Women medical students thrown out
of the class room by the closing of
Northwestern University's medical
school for women, are to be admitted
to full privileges in Rush Medical Col
lege.
The Kharkoff official temperance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04
ClARkE's BLOOD MIXTURE

CAUTION. - Purchaser Of ClaTkSs
Glarkes Blood Mixture should see tAea
iritations and substitutes are eomotimSs
palmed OF BY uuprincipled vsndors. The
Drua nool hd sne,.S
engraved on the Government stamp 016
"Clarke's World Famed Blood Nlxture''
blown IN the bottle, WITHOUT WHICH
NONE ARE GENUINE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04
VIaI:IleS
Blood
Mixture

THE wORLD-FAMED BLOOD PUNl''
FIER AND RESTORER.
10 WARRANTED TO CLEAR ThD
BLOOD from all impurities nom
whatever cause arising.
For Scrofula, 6curvy, Ecsema- Dkin -
Blood Diseases, Blackheads, ptmplea eAe
Sores Of all kinds, It IL Q never falling eoe
permanent euro. II
Cures Old Sores. ..a
Cures Sores on the Neck sxra
Cures Sore Legs.
Cures Biackhead or Pimplss ~ ~
Eace.
SIree Cguyvy, 4 Y
, SuteB GieefB u
Cures Hood Ana Skin Dissas.a 49,
| C:ires qlandular Bweliiprs.
clears the Blood from All impure mattsy.
From whatever cause Arising.
IT 10 d real specific for Govt ana Nhe0.
Il removes the cause from the Blosl
and Bones.
AZ this Mixture IL pleasant 70 the tsstA
and warranted FREQ ft0m anything inJufi:
Gus to the most delicate constitution d
either sex. the Proprietors solicit sufferer
to give It trial to test it, valua
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04
DERRUL CURES
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

Clarke's Blood Mixture 10 sold In boetlsa.
= "a each, and In cases containin6 ~
times the quantity, us.-sun1cient 70 s6oo0
3, na, cur: r. ths srrssi pA3St
IsT and PATENT MEDICINE V1ND-
OHe throughout the world. PropneeeeA
TIES DRUG COMPANY, Lincoln, EnS.
hnd. Trade mark-"BIOOD HIXTURIS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04
Auction Sale Of Delinquent
Sugar Stock.

ON SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8,
1902. at IL o'clock noon. at my sales
room IS Queen street. Honolulu. l will
sell at public auction. by order of the
Treasurer. Mr.. Elmer Il. Paxton, the
following certificates of stock in the
Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd. unless the nine
teenth assessment, delinquent January
20. with interest and advertising ex-
penses. is paid on or before the day
and hour of sale at the offices OF the
b. F. Dillingham; Co.. Ltd, Stangen-
wald building, Honolulu;
Cert. No. Names. Shares.
207 w. l.. Wilcox ................ 80
723-4S7 Norman Watkins . ........ SIS
1925 Louis $. Gear ............. 25
1858 John A. Palmer ............ 6
1867 w. T.. Howard Sr. ............. 10
1886 Won Yook . NATURALIZATION. 4
1442 Mrs. Emma l.. Crabbe ...... %
1880 Mrs. S. l.. Williams .......... %
1875 J. l.. Wheeler Jr. ............. 2
ELMER T.. PAXTON,
Treasurer.
Honolulu, January 81, 1902.
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IAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY ,FEBKUAKY Z, I0O2-sEMIWEE1
EUkUPE UEDAICS UTV WCHTvHvu-
OF PRINCE hENRY'S JOURNEY

cssarly sclf-lntcrcstcd nor closely call
culated In the approaching interna-
tloual episode.
NEW YORK. Jan. ?5.-The Paris
correspondent OF the Tribune COM
ments upon the visit of Prince Henry
TO America as follows: The mission OF
Prince Henry OF Prussia to the United
States ELECTS from the French press
many comments, the trend OF opinion
being that 1t is ar exceedingly clever
move on the part of the German En-
peror to win the good craces OF the
American people and induce them to
cnter cprolaiiy into his imperial system
Of policy in the Far East and South
America. a sort of spider and fly mo-
tive is attributed 10 the mission and
as to what may be the final outcome OF
the imperial transatlantic voyage, the
consensus of opinion here is that the
intention of the Kaiser to establish "a
new era OF political friendship between
the United States and Germany" will
not be realized. The Temps alludes
sarcastically to The last mission with
which Prince Henry was entrust-
ed, when he proceeded to China as
the mailed fist to defy the yell
low peril" The inference to be
drawn from the leading article in
the Temps is that on the present occa-
sion Prince Henry Of Prussia goes forth
as the hand of iron wearing u glove of
velvet TO seek what can be made with
the American peril. The Temps con-
cludes By laying stress on the Jealous
rivalry shown by England and Germany,
indeed. by all the powers of Europe, to
win the friendship of the United States,
a rivalry which Is deemed natural, cred
table and highly fattering to the Amer
lean people. Meanwhile the Berlin,
Frankfort and Cologne correspondents of
the Figaro. Gaulois. Debats. Temps,
Journal and Petit journal state that
Prince Henry's mission excites scarcely
any interest whatever in Germany
among the German people. and that no
enthusiasm for the United States Is any
where discernible in Germany, and at
tention IS called to the leading German
newspapers which regard the American
campaign in the Philippines as similar
tc the British war in the Transvaal. Tho
papers of both Paris ana Berlin TEEN
with descriptions of anarchist activity in
Chicago owing to the, voyage of Prince
Henry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04
AT THE
NATIONS
CAPITAL

Continued from page ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04
JAS. +. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER
Trespass Notice.

ANY ONE FOUND TRESPASSING
on the lands Of DIR. James Wight will
be prosecuted according to law.
Per THOMAS S. KAY,
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and applied for BY George q. Bauer.
a cigar manufacture 90 thia city
Mt Bauer has been and ever WiiI
b. patient man. but h. hHsut pa-
tienCr 20 burn. lie sAyH ne bad g.
telephone put up Ga bis place uf
business about three months ago. aud
that as work OF art be- admired BE-
very much. but that taken cas- a tsle-
phone IL Was of no practical value.
as Few OF his patrons knew that he
had one At AL
The Main 900 bluff didn't 20 with
Mr Bauer. and ne wanted his name
in the directory.
tie suffered 10 silence during the
first month. but when during The ga
suing weeks ne lost several custom
erH because thrY supposed Dc hadn't
a phone he took his ease 60 court
The telephone people wit doubt
ess put George Haurr boz large
red letters in their new directory
exF.. q. raf trfrfF she 0u..ss.r, Ev~Na s.H
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WIRELESS
Rsuses Named for Use of
system In Alaska

san FRANCISCO. March =
NuggA Instructions received by the
fsifed States signal offcc. depart
nj q California. IL is shown that
ea- rsGtss are proposed Tor the esq
Hsasarens q wireless telegraphy ia
iaskA thuSe on route A or route q
" September J, and on route C. or
asT Oct. /.
zzts A = % be Fort Davis. at
y're City. and some point on Stuart
kasz = mics distant. Route Il Is
curative u route A. and Ia TO ex-
a. RON Fort Davis 70 Fort st.
tEkael on s.. Michael island. Route
tsnsxfenf from Rampant 20 Win
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ELLENSHuRG. March 81 A has
krthhil game played between the
girls ut me Wilson business College
aud the ElieusburE normal school. in
th" normal school gymnasium last
rtrhluE. Resulted nt tho end ~ the
flfe, haig ~ the score in T.lirnHburs
p Wilson. O. Total ~ finished game
t.lirushurg normal team. l-. Wilson
J. Wilson's point score was bY a
free throw caused by a foul. Tho
EllcnHbufE hiEh school team plays
today The game waH called mt I'd
% clock. Az this time u IL unfinished
Provide against the rainy day hv
'1prhink aat lrEH account with th~
American Savings Bank and TRUST
to. corner second and Naat-..
street No matter how much yo,i
can save weekly start tho account
ard ~ viii grow