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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-17
NOTICE TO CORPORATIONS,

In conformity with the provisions OF
Section 2O34 of the Civil Laws of 1897
corporations are hereby notified I"
make full and accurate exhibit of
the state of their affairs for the year
ending December 81, 1904, said e<hib-
its to be filed in the office of the Treas
urer of the Territory on or before jan
uary 81, 1905.
Forms for making these returns on
will be furnished upon application at
the Treasurer's office.
(Signed) A. j. CAMPBELL,
Treasurer Territory of Hawaii
Treasurer's Office, Territory of Hawaii,
January IA, 1905. Jan. Is, l6, Ia.
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ed to said court by George n. Wilcox
| to register and confirm his title in the
| following described land in Honolulu
| island of Oahu, Territory Of Hawaii.
| and particularly described as follows:
Beginning al the makai side o. Queen
street, at the east corner of a feed
| ore and warehouse building. at d
point bearing 11S degrees 40 minutes by
true azimuth, and distant 1859 feet
from the north corner of Queen and
Alakea streets, and running by true
azimuths:
ID S1S0 4O' 7O.3 feet along the makai
side of queen stleet TO a lane;
90 so g. 6&.4 feet along a lane.
80 so IS 1862 feet along a lane;
ca 1440 IS S1.9 feet to L. c. A. 1854
to Kekuanaoa nov Kamamalu to ware
house;
90 2S60 20' 1878 feet along l.. c. a.
1874, along warehouse, to point of com
mencement, containing an area of S435
square feet, being a portion Of the land
described in L.. c.. A. 191.
You are hereby cited to appear AT
the Court of Land Registra ton, to be
held at Honolulu, Island of Oahu, on
the second day of February, y. D. 1905.
at 1870 o'clock III the afternoon, to show
Cause, if any you have, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted
And unless you appear at said court
1t the time and place aforesaid your
default Will be recorded, and the said
petition Will be taken as confessed and
you will be forever barred from con-
testing said petition or any decree en-
tered thereon.
Witness, Philip L. Weaver, Esquire
Judge of said Court, this ninth day of
January. in the year nineteen hundred
and five.
Attest with seal of said court:
lSeaD WILLIAM SATTDGF,
tSS5-Jan. 10, Il, "a, 81. Registrar.
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mand of Captain Folger and for some
time maintained the blockade of san
Juan, T. r., later joining Admiral
SIMPSONS squadron on the blockade
of Santiago. AS she was speedy and
used smokeless powder she was con-
sidered one of the most effective ships
on the blockade. Unfortunately an ac-
dident to one of her engines sent her
Ii Key West for repairs just before
the battle of Santiago and she missed
a chance to show her prowess in bat
tie.
After the war the cruiser was over
hauled at the New York Navy Yard
and then sailed for the city whose
name she bears where she was Decelv-
ed with great enthusiasm and present
ed with a silver bell and a silver SER
vice. She then Joined the North At
/ Iantic squadron and in July 1899 went
to San Domingo at the time OF the
assassination of President Heurreux-
After leaving San Domingo she en-
countered a terrible hurricane and
fears for her safety were entertained
but she arrived at New York, UNI
scathed on the day after the Dewey
celebration.
IN November 1888 the New OIlFdPS
sailed for the Asiatic station and has
remained there in constant service ever
since. During the Boxer troubles she
went to Taku, China, but landed 10
men. In 1902 she visited Japanese, Chi
nese, Russian and Korean ports. the
officers together with those of the
other ships in the squadron having an
audience with the Korean emperor at
-
by the action between Russian and
japanese vessels which opened the
present war.
After her return to the Philippines
the cruiser sailed for Labuan where
courtesies were exchanged with the Eng
lsh authorities. The rest of that year
was passed in cruises 70 various ORR
entail ports until the Aslatic squadron
came TO Honolulu III December 1903
At that time the New Orleans spent
nine days in this port being command
ed by the same officer who is taking
her home now and also being the flag
ship of Rear Admiral Cooper. Since
that time the cruiser has been on the
Asiatic station
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION.
The New Orleans is a steel protect
ed cruiser and was built at Elswick in
1878 She is $50 feet in length 43
"a feet beam and II feet draft with
a tonnage of $3.50. Two sets of cylin-
der triple expansion engins with twin
screws develop 1900 horse power under
forced draught and drive her at rate
of POPS knots per hour (trial q knots).
Her normal bunker capacity is $50 tons
and the maximum 700 tons. She has
an armored deck 1-2 inches thick,
a cofferdam amidships and 4 IL inch
fronts to her gun shields the sideS
of the shields being 2 inches thick Her
original armament consisted of six g.
in, four 4.7-in. guns, ten 6-pounders.
four 1-pounders and four maxims. She
has three torpedo tubes above water,
bow and broadside. Her complement
is % officers and 342 men. she is a
sister ship to the Albany and also to
the Barrozo of the Brazilian Navy
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ANNUAL MEETING.
H. r. T. e L. co.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land
Company viii be held at the assembly
room of the Honolulu Chamber of Com
merce, Stangenwald building, Merchant
street, in the city of Honolulu, Terri
tory of Hawaii, on Thursday. the 26th
day of January. 1905.
The stock books of said company
will be closed to transfers of stock from
the 23d to the 9th days of January,
1905, both days inclusive
BY order of the board of directors,
GEORGE p. THIELEN.
Secretary Honolulu Rapid Transit and
Land Company.
7002-.Ian. Il. is. -. 20
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sHERyFPS SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of three GER
tain executions issued by William l..
Whitney, Second District Magistrate of
Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory OF
Hawaii, on the oath day of December,
A. d. 1904, each entitled Allen & Rob-
for the sum of one hundred seventy
seven and 4s-10O dollars, second for the
sum of one hundred sixty-four and g
100 dollars. and third fer the sum OF
one hundred twenty-six and 26-100 dol
lars, 1 have in said Honolulu, on the
9TH day of January, A. D. 1905, under
and by virtue, first, of the hereinaboVe
mentioned execution for the sum OF
one hundred seventy-seveu and 42-10O
dollars; second, of the second herein
above mentioned execution for the sum
OF one hundred siXty-four and 9-loO
dollars, and third, of the third herein
above mentioned execution for the sum
of one hundred twenty-six and 26-1OO
dollars. levied upon and shall offer and
expose for sale and sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, at the po-
lice station, Kalakaua Hale, at =
O'clock noon of Tuesday, the 4th day
of February, A. d. 1905, all the right
title and interest of the said James
Carly in and to the following described
personal property, unless the sum OF
one hundred seventy-seven and 42-lOo
Of he first here
inabove mentioned execution, the sum
of one hundred sixty-four and S-Ioo
dollars, the amount of the second here
inabove mentioned execution, and the
sum of one hundred twenty-siX ana
26-1o0 dollars, the amount OF the thira
hereinabove mentioned execution, TO-
gether with interest, costs and my fee
and expenses are previously paid:
10 Horses.
Buggies,
2 Wagonettes,
Is Sets Single Harness,
Is Bales Hay,
Phaetons,
8 Surveys,
Tally Ho,
5 Sets Double Harness,
Is Bags Oats,
/ Alpine Safe, and
/ Writing Desk.
Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, this 9Th
day of January, a. d 1905
VIM. HENRY,
High Sheriff. Territory of Hawaii |
699S-Jan. 6, II, %, Feb. Z.
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Special Officer Apana yesterday
Placed under arrest q Porto Ricau
whose name appears on the blotter at
the police station as Ivanhilian, for al
legged impersonating a police officer.
The man is said to have made known
To certain Porto Rican colony that
he was duly commissioned 10 collect
moneys which We're to DE paid over to
officials
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By AUTHORITY.
NOTICE.
WATER To Pc SHUT OFF.

WATER To Pc SHUT OFF.
The Government water will be shut
off temporarily, while taking up old
pipe, in all of that section of Honolulu
lying on both sides of Nuuanu avenue
and mauka of School street, Lusitana
street, Thurston avenue, Lunalilo
street, Wilder avenue, to and includ-
ing Manoa, between the hours OF Il
m and 8 p. m, on Tuesday, January
II, 1905.
J. H. ROWLAND,
superintendent of Water Works.
Honolulu Ian. is. 1905. 1902
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ANNUAL MEETING.

MUTUAL TELEPHONE co. LTD.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Mutual Telephone Co, Ltd,
Will be held at the Office OF the COM
pany on Wednesday, January % 1908
at p. N. CHAS. H. ATHERTON.
700 Secretary.
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ANNUAL MEETING,
ORPHEUM COMPANY. LTD.

ORPHEUM COMPANY, LTD.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Orpheum Company,
Ltd, will be held in Honolulu on
Thursday, January 10, 1905, at o'clock
p m, at the office of the Kapiolani
Estate, Ltd, King and Alakea streets.
H. NJ. Won HOLT.
1VV2-Jan. II. is. 10. Secretary.
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION

COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.
The Territory of Hawaii to 5. kea-
naha Cz) and Maoea (w), children of
PukohaIa of Olaa. Hawaii, Neopeope
Ok). son of Kaiwi (k) of Kalawao, Mo
Iokai. Kukahaua Ckl, heirs of Makua
tk1. Kuakca CH) Kalunaaohao (w),
children of Kaiwi (k), Kaiewe (k), son
OF PukohaIa q, all deceased, Bath
sheba NJ. Allen, as trustee of the es-
tate of Samuel c. Allen, deceased, the
Territory of Hawaii, by Lorrin An
tlrelvs. Attorney General. as to title
the Territory Of Hawaii. by Lorrin An
drews. Attorney General, Emily Mehr-
tens. the Union Feed Company, Linn
tied. by F. W. MacfaIlane, treasurer.
as adjoining owners; the Union Feed
Company. Limited. by F. W. Macfar-
lane. treasurer, Honolulu Iron Works
Limited. Fred Harrison, as adjoining
occupants, and to all whom it may con-
Germ:
Whereas, a petition has been present
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purchased at fancy prices and in addi-
ton negotiation were opened for two
protected cruisers, the 'Amazonas"
and the "Almirante Abreu" which were
being completed for the Republic of
Brazil. In the latter part of Febru-
airy 1898 the deal was completed and
work on the two vessels, renamed the
New Orleans and the Albany" was
pushed to the limit of speed. Just be-
fore the declaration war the New Or
leans sailed for the United States
with a small crew taken from the san
Francisco but her sister ship was not
ready for sea and under neutrality
laws was forced to remain in England
until after the war.
The New Orleans made the trio o.
cross the Atlantic safely without
meeting any Spanish cruisers on the
way and arrived at the New York Yard
the last Of April where she was irrne-
diately fitted for active service. she
sailed from New York under the COM
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o-c-0-o.c.c.c.s.esc.c
The United States Orleans formerly the flagship
Of the American cruiser squadron station came into
the habor yesterday afternoon and anchored Naval
Dock No Lacking nearly 2oofoo Unconstitutional pen
nan which had been fued
that might become entangled and shortened by msap
the toregn-but cruiser pretty sight
channel She first started alongside Naval Dock
which the I. Survey noored
under direction OF Captain Nblack she swung Dock
The Orleans will remain here about four days taking on
large quantity of coal when will proceed
the Albany.
While Orleans. will land two of her four inch
guns which will be erected the local Notifications She left
0nch and nch guns sipounder Cavie
De erected on the focatlons which are to protect the cable
The carries or did carry her armament OF Arm
strong knghmade which purchased with the
the opening OF the Spanish They guns
less powder and when the broke conceded that the
vessel had advantage the of the American guns
then used the regulation smoke powder.
The New Orleans left Cavite, P p
Guam New Years Day. leaving there January and arriving
Midway Island on January Bad weather encountered
the vicinity of the cable island and washp lay
whole day before she could land the small There the officers
furnished with condensed report of the worlds
and alter leaving there eoute for Honolulu bad weather
In fact all kinds OF troublesome weather
Tor She ran into couple OF small yphoons which considerably
set the China closet
The warshp brought passengers Midway
comprising Japanese and member of the They
sick and have been under the OF Surgeon Canda They
will be left here.
The wireless telegraphy plant the New Orleans will also
be ashore here and will be erected possible Early
yesterday forenoon the New Oreans signals up
the local wireless conpanys plant and several
changed 1t learned that the New Orleans desired
the side of Naval Dock No Other messages purely
meal and character from Captain arbo
OF the New Orleans.
The New Orleans has fine minstrel troupe
their intention give leaving pos
sibe the show will be given Wednesday evening Those
charge have decided given preference
to be the Young Hotel roof garden The
of talent and the the New Orleans
OF who have recently Oregon
other vessels of the Aatc fleet all having
the show they said be the best
have brought together \ D. Cranda minsre
Captain I1arbor the of Orleans when
the vessel comprised Of the ships fleet DR.
Cranda is odmer Honolulu having ten wears
about the time of the 05 revolution the New
Orleans follows: Captain Harbor commandng
nander White Executive Officer; Lieut. Commander Phelps Nav
gating Officer Commander Cranda Surgeon; Lieut.
ett; Ensigns Kssnger Conway and Heman;
ans l. S. Nj {, Chief Carpenter, G. Helms; Gunner B. II.
Council; Carpenter H. L. Omsed; Warrant Machns c. NJ.
Wngae w. B. Stork c. Joyce H J. Wiseman Paw Clerks D.
II. Garrison F. s.
negotiations
Of
Abeu which
the being completed Republic
Of Of
1898 the completed
renamed
a
a
forced With small crew taken from the san
Of
seaa
perfor England
history of the cruiser is !,
The the
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HER VARIED HISTORY.

HER AIRED HIS 1OR4.
Although comparatively one of the
newer vessels of our navy, British
built and first christened with a Bra
lillian name, the protected cruiser New
Orleans early received her baptism of
fire under Old Glory and proved her
self worthy member of the coming
navy of the world She is one of the
swiftest vessels of her class and has
given satisfaction under all conditions.
At a test made q little over a year ago
she maintained a speed under forced
draught Of twenty-one knots for four
consecutive hours. which is an excep-
tionaI performance.
The history of the cruiser is an in
teresting and varied one. Just before
the outbreak of the Spanish war
American naval agents were in Eng
land trying TO purchase number Of
war vessels that were at that time
building for various South American
Several torpedo boats we're
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a meeting CT retail Iiuuor dealers will
be held IN Waveriey Hall ar $50 this
morning to consider the draft OF q bill
to be presented TO the Legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-30
FINE PARADE THIS MORNING,
Made Up OF Veterans of the Civil War
State Militia aud Regular
Soldiery
CROWDS AT THE CEMETERIES,
AlicrnooM Spent at the Various Re-
sorts, Where Fine Programs
Were Carried 0ut.

SAT- Lake put ON ts habllimcnts OF
mourning today and with bowed head
paid homage TO the countless lhou-
sands who have gone before Tho colc.
bralion Of Memorial day was perhaps
mover moro heartfelt than it was 70.
day Nor has II over been moro gen.
oTal or the response to do II honor
more readN The grand parade over
the principal strcots Of the clly ut an
early hour was evidence ot this. IN
line were Veterans Of the CKll war
20 whose achievements Memorial day
owes les origin with them were
plaloons Of the regular sodiery from
Fort Douglas together with mcmhors
Of the state militia and many Of those
who rendered such gallant service In
tho Philippines All seemed to par.
take Of the spirit Of the occasion ana
with royortnllal stop dld honor 10 the
departed dead, The day waa an Ideal
one, the clemonis being tempered for
the occasion, and as u result the como.
tcrIcs wor crowded and the graves of
loved onos were made beautiful with
the choicest Of flowers that the pro.
due, of Mother Earth affords
This afternoon many went to the re-,
sorts. whore exercises Of n varied char.
actcr had been arranged for their en-.
torlalnmonL
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PRESIDENT TAXES PART
IN UNWILLING MOVEMENT

New York, May 70, President Roose-
Welt was the principal llguro IN New
YorkV Memorial day colobmtlon tho
feature events of which Woro Fohuduled
tu take place I'm the borough Of BROOKE
Ign, Thnu the chiot executive WAS
to mako the principal address ut the
uuNouug ot "a statue 90 gem riorllmi
royieW "a parade Of yolurnub ana attend
"A reception ut the naval branch ui Tho
Yumg Mons Christian association,
his spcpil train repchod Jersey Guy
from Washington at io3 a, M, ana
WAS mot by u delegation from mo
BROOKLYN organization whose Bucsl mo
prpeldrul Wnn ~ be-, lhla dtl'Bi7
ilm was holdod by former Mayor
gph,orou OF Brooklyn ana ProHldont
GWuton, Of The Brooklyn Union
I,oaguo club, and was accompanied by
ID heavy police guard, when escorted
the party from ,ho depot ~ a ferry boat
which was 10 take thpm across tNn
river The boat WIS sally dpcoWted
m honor Of the occasion ana II was
given many u cheer during the short
trlp between shores ON the Brooklyn
pldo the escort was reinforced ny
squadron g Of the Ncw YORK state
National guard and the president was
taken M once 10 the Union League
club, where he had am early breakfast
after which am informal reception was
held
rho president remained M tho linton
loaguc club several hours ana was lhon
driven tn the Slocun monument
President Roosevelt loft Jersey Guy
Ton Washington ol l'eO p. M, today
having been escorted 10 the tram by
Brooklyn committee, llla cav was at
tnchod tu regular washington cN'
propR train ON the PonnsyNunil ru''
IluU
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he IS SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Russian Admiralty 00iclally AdmIN
The Loss Of Several BOttIcshps
And Other Vessels
hLMal REACHES vLADlv0SrOK,
Only Ship ROown TO Ilave Arrived
There. Manned Russians Land
log Ia Japan,

st rclrrehurg May 10 $40 r. me-
Animal Roioslvomky hla arrived at
NladNoalok on board the lorpodohoot
destroyer nuiuN During the battle
he sustained wound IN the head,
Admiral Duuoa "a member of the
council of the umpire ana suporntcnd'
emit If ports ana lolcg1phs uudor the
minister OF the interior Inns received
q dispatch from his SON. who ~ IN ,om'
moud OF the mmN describing fully
how hs cmnmWdcr.n.cmof Admiral
RoicuyuakN Woe saved Tho ods
mntl WuH. washed off the dock of Tho
Kuio2 Eouyaro0 just before the nog'
phlp fomdcrod and was picked up by
The torpedo boat destroyer Bunny
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL WOUNDED
SL Petersburg, May Gothic report
that the Nulua NouyWon nugfhIp ~
thu Russian loot which Was defeated
boy the JapuoHo I'm the Nuplln OF
Korea, was sunk and that Admiral
Ruiouywsky WAS wounded and placed
ou homd torpodoboul destroyer II
confirmed, The whereabouts of ihe
destroyer lH not known
The Nniul NOuyWon was re- ilrst
clnsH haltlcship and Was completed last
year, Shp WINS huilt ut 81 Petersburg,
wac ur 1880 tons displacement and
had % speed of As knots Her urmo-
mout consiHtod of four A. inch guns
~ niH inch 20 three ineh guns aud ~
throo.puuudorN m addition TO FM
| smaller rapid ilrc guns, Sho had PIX
torpedo tubes ana bad u Grow numbor-
Ink ilO onicors ana men
ADMIRALTY ADMITS Loss.
ST. pctcrsburg May 30. ABS p. NJ
| Tho admiralty officially admits tho
sinking NJ the bottIoshlps knia3 Fou-
vurof. Borodmo und Oslabyo the rec
pair shin kumtchulkn and the cruiser
Orol The loss of these vessels wne
definitely established by capt thnRln
of the cruiser Alm12
No statement regarding the ships
captured was made
ALMAH AZ VLAplVOsToH
"A. Petersburg. MAY So--Thc cruiser
AmaS NJ the only ship of thc lluRNlhn
ilrci absolutely known 10 nave arrived
at NMdiNoNloM NlhunNn h'oolullb '"
unofficial reports several others es'
capped, ...,..,,,,
CAPTURED VESSELS.
washington, May 80, The Japanese
legation has received u cablcgrhm from
Toxic stating that he Russian War
vessels captured by Admiral Togo ar
rived safely at the naval port Of Sato-
bo today According to the cablogram
Inc vessels are nB follows OrcL Nlco"
ni T. ApraSue, Scalavn ana Mlasuru'
WOUNDED RUSSIANS LAND
London May 3O,-A dispatch from
Hubo, japan, enys that hundreds ot
Rufsiona, many Of lh'm badly wound
od, are coming ashore NC lnmaROChh
ON tho coast OF japan opposite the
straits of Korea, In boats or 9llnslng
| tO Wr'rkuHo,
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THlRTY'NINTH ANNUAL
HARLEM REGATTA

New York May 20. Tho lhirty.ninlh
annual regatta OF tha Harlem Regatta
association was acid today ON tho llar.
lem river Racing began at $3.50 q, M,
and VIII end at pm There VIII be
~ events Thgre were 90 entries, most
Of them from New York Cily clubs,
hut including "A Philadelphia Grow,
O'Connoll and Buckley " Portland,
Maine, who twice won the double gcull
national championships, ana Mulcahy
and Monohnn OF Albany formerly ma
ilOnal champions, In the senior single
race all tho local cracks were expected
10 hc ut tho lInc including Titus, the
former champion,
Columbia university had several en-.
tries IN the fours and olghta Tho New
York division Of the naval reserve had
four crows entered for the cutter race
The junior single SOULS were won
by Dur0ndo Miller New York 4, G.,
limos 10,
intermediate single SOULS, won by
David Mclsntoo, Wayorly boat club,
New York rmo-aS'lils,
Senior veterans single SOULS, won by
John r. Buckley Portland, Maine.
flmc--Sj0ls,
Intermediate double sculle won by j.,
A. Francis and ", u, louRhmnn, Union
Boat club, New York No time taken,
senior double souls won by j,
Mulcahy and william Marley Atlanta
Boat club, New York No time taken,
Junior olght-olrod shells won by
Nonporoll Rowing club, New York
Timo--G'3ile