Established july

her

waists

of

styles

decidedly

different

from

those

generally

shown

will

find

our

"Waists the most interesting

in Honolulu.

The choicest

novelties of

the leading

manufacturers

will be found in

this

collection.

Hundreds

of

styles

that

are not

shown elsewhere.

Beautiful Waists made

up in

an almost

endless

number of

new ideas.

I

100

Dozen

Mother's Friend Shirtwaists

in

WHITE PERCALES away

down,

from

25c

up.

a meal which he for some reason or

other

omitted

to pay for.

Explana

at

ma;?rial

progress of

the

An, there

being

at

the

pres- -

tions

to

the

proprietor

were in order,

i

Die

over

400

communicants,

and

!

and during

their

progress,

Coghall

"Bttiing

membership,

the

total

of

'

knocked over a

sugar basm

which

an-

-

Tanaki, a

waterer

of

milk, was nned

$75

and costs.

He refused

the

services

of

the

official

interpreter,

and

Judge

Wilcox's

remarks

on

the case went

to

waste.

His excuse was

that

he had

been washing: his cans and forgot

to

fltt nmnharir.o.

.A(llt

i

aaa

!wn

elected

were

as follows:

gered the

management

of

the

ptace

In-

to

going for him.

Otficer

Apana, wno

was

in

the place,

arrested

Ah

Hing

and

Ah Kee,

and preferred

charges

of

assault against

them.

Nick Breham

sustained

a black

eye

at

the fists of

V.

J. Fragoose,

who

wanted to know why the something or

.

mi,.

Biuriiirii.

m

frWn

4

MS

rv

.

Progress

Block,

FortSt

Pacific

Import

Co.,

empty all the

water

out of them

be-

-

e&

fore he

filled

them with milk. His

hon-

-

u

or refused,

however, to

accept

this

highly original explanation.

Manuel

Gomez

Anuia,

another

of

the

Inml

nniiarians

failpd to

aDDear

when

i.

...live

uavies, k.

w.

Kaulia.

Jr.,

F.

Fernan-

-

miip

iaiiuaie,

Ci.

lar.

Wm.

Soncr

and

TY

Hnwarrt

'

ether Breham had conversed with his

kW.l,

,

...

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i

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KrsT

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REMOVAL

SALE!!

t!ft

John

Effinger.

Wnc- -

of

reporters

evidently

jj

wngregatlon,

and some

fl!r4?ure?

were

held over

-

April

11th;

D.

Ferreira,

violating

sec-

tion

94,

Penal Laws, April

12th:

Kea-k-

a,

assault

and

battery

on

Kehane,

$6

and costs: Manuel Roulins.

assault

and

battery

on

Mary Roulins, April

10th;

Len, drunkenness,

$2

and

costs;

Ah

Tai, heedless driving, discharged:

Ah

Tai, keeping gambling

house,

April

10th.

m

IS THE

PHILIPPINES.

A GRAND

CKASH

IN PRICES.

daughter.

Other

arrests

were:

Ohira,

Ah

York,

obstructing

public

thoroughfare;

H.

Evans,

Niihau,

Hil-

ton,

drunkenness;

Ah

Pak, lascivious

conduct;

Y.

Suga,

obstructing

side-

walk; Ah Chun,

Ah On,

larceny,

sec-

ond

degree.

Last night a man named McCarthy,

a

steward

on

the transport

Garonne,

got badly

cut

up with a bottle

at

Iwl-le- i.

McCarthy had trouble in a house

with

a

woman, and while

the

argu-

ment was going

on

a Japanese

entered

at

the back door and

struck

him a

terrific

blow

over

the

head

with

a

beer bottle, inflicting

a

serious wound,

f

)fticer

Spencer telephoned to

the

police

station and

Lieutenant

Leslie went to

investigate.

He found McCarthy

with

a bad scalp wound, which was

bleed-

ing

profusely.

The man was

taken

to

the Queen's Hospital, where his wound

was dressed.

No

arrests

were made.

3f

Sargeon

Perry,

Chief

HawanUne

Officer.

N

Hospital

Surgeon

Pt-rr-

chief

hi

name was called, and his bail went

by

the board.

Later

on

he and his

at-

torney

appeared

and said

that

they

understood

the case

to be

fixed

for

Thursday.

The case was accordingly

reopened

with

the

result

that

Manuel

Gomez

was soaked

only

$50

and costs,

on

account

of

this

being the

first charge

of

the

kind

against

de--

i

fendant.

Helen Fonseca was

reprimanded

and

discharged

on

a

charge

of

assault

and

j

battery

on

Maria Boteilha.

The case

was a

trivial

one,

arising

from a row

between the children of the parties.

Hao, a wahine. was reprimanded

and

discharged for swearing.

It transpired

in

evidence

that

both

defendant

and

complainant

swore roundly

at

each

other, over

a

Chinaman,

whom

both

claimed as husband.

George Kiden, charged

with

drunk--

'

enness, was discharged, as

Officer

Pig-got-

t,

who made the

arrest,

failed to

appear.

J.

A.

de

Combro was sent to the

reef for

sixty days

for

entering

the

premises

of

another

without invitation.

Defendant

said

that

he had been

ask--

I

ed to pay

a

visit

to

a

friend,

who. on

his

arrival

had him

arrested.

Other cases which came up were:

I

Arian,

assault

and

battery

on Mell.

Z. .Ter

J'

,r

the Philippines,

!'

cer' an

official

report

Ladies', Men's

ano

Ghildretfs Shoes

being sold

at

prices

within

reach of

all.

L.

B.

KERR

&

CO

,

LTD.

Fort and

Hotel

Streets.

rlSWid-i-

v

r.r,.,l..

I-

-

"jWpelago.

but

the

greatest

Circuit Court Bailiffs.

With the coming

of

Judge Gear

of

the First

Circuit

Cout

several changes

are taking

place

in

the personnel

of

the

clerical force

in

the

Judiciary

De-

partment.

W.

Sumner Ellis

has

been

appointed

as

bailiff

in Judge

Gear's

court and

will

enter

upon his duties

at

once.

Charles Hopkins,

the

bailiff

in

Judge

Humphreys'

court

under

ap-

pointment

by

the

Attorney-General'-

s

department,

resigned his police

commis-

sion on

Monday, and

will be

again

ap-

pointed by the court itself

without

ref-

erence

to

the

Attorney-General-

's

cases

exists

in

Southern

Lu--

:

suthern

islands.

It

is

but the

matter

is

being

thoroughly

vaier,t in

cvhn

.i,

.

F'oaS

estimatf-r-

i

itiw

m..

.

mwwimiw

w

few

,

---

w.

"e

tu-

-

E2?W'

butth

actual

num-

-

It

is

said

that

the Powers are

looking

to America and would welcome

a

Yankee

protest

to

Russia.

""n

an'i a cen

us-

-

is

'iffi-

-

Secretary

Root

has refused

to

annul

jny

oil-bori-

permits.

nnt

of

the

majority

of

cases

la

rural

districts.

n

Manila

and

surrounding

Headaches

unw,.:

n

a

substantial

ow

ff

e.ausplce

ot the

Ma- -

There

ip

a,so

a

"taunt

at

'

.

EASY

TO

CURE

WITH

r1

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isianns

has

a'h district

.

Wtf

.

hl,fI,er"

that

conld be

5

Minute

Headache

Powders

ONLY AT

HONOLULU DRUG CO.

towtbIeor

a leper

col-

-

rffe."

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re"i8

to de

port

all

segre- -

and

VON

HOLT BLOCK.

1

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::

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-

Washington

A.

H.

OTIS.

18

b;t;'"--

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ilk

and

fee.

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th-

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nil

bent

t

ace

1

...

v0.

SHREVE

&

CO.,

San

Francisco.

TO

FACILITATE

TRADE

with

t

he

Hawaiian

Islands, will deliver

all

goods

purchased

or ordered

of

them,

FREE

OF

ALL

CHARGES

jOR

TRANSPORTATION

to Honolulu, or

returning

same to San Francisco.

Good

will

be

sent

on

selection to those

known

to the

firm,

or who

will

furnin

""IT

Hi..

HIS.

ID

I

111

IlllliS

li

"ed

me one.

k

Hie

so

.

'-

MARKET

AND POST

STU

fETS,

SAN

FRANCISCO.

Illustrated

catalogue and prices

furnished

upon receipt

of

request.

We have the

largest manufactory of

Jewelry and Silverware west

of New

Tbrk

City, and arp prepared to furnish pnerlal

designw

mKm

Read

the

Advertiser.

'

niw.,nia'J-?n.-

-

fr.

Life.

I

SOME

OF

THE

LATEST

MODES.

THE

PACIFIC

COMMERCIAL

ADVERTISER:

HONOLULU,

APRIL

10.

1901.

THE PACIFIC

NEWS

OF

WORLD

CONDtNSED

Scrofula

This root

of

many evils

Glandular tumors,

abscesses,

pimples

Commercial

Advertiser

sold

are always kept

open to

public

in-

spection.

Printed

reports

are

made and

pub-

lished annually.

Every three years a vote

of

the

peo-

ple is

taken upon the question

of license

or

no license.

1

FABBAGUI'S

MEN

MEET.

Diaz

is

not going

to

Europe.

Bulawayo

will

encourage

Chinese

VT<EB

Q.

SMITH

- -

EDITOK.

New Season

at

WEDNESDAY

::::::

APRIL

10

Visit the

Old

Hartford

They

labor.

On

March

31,

Odessa had an

earth-

quake.

Senator

Mitchell,

of Oregon,

is

im-

proving.

George

Q.

Cannon's

condition

has

improved.

Christopher

Gibson,

musical

compos-

er, is

dead.

Brooklyn Navy Yard,

NEW

YORK,

April

1.

About

200

sail

ors

of

t

arragut

s

neei,

wnn men

Judge Estee's

charge was,

as the

Advertiser predicted, an impressive

one

sensational.

We

families,

were

entertained yesterday

at

vaiucgic

ni

sive

rui

uana,

ure.,

a

the Brooklyn navy yard.

The

feature

$100,000

library.

print

it

in full

as

we do

all

legal

and

j

judicial

documents

bearing upon the

j

Roland

Reed,

the actor,

is

dead

of

cancer

of

the stomach.

of

the day was

their

visit

to

the

Hart-

ford,

Farragut's

old

flagship.

The

old

and other

cutaneous

eruptions, sore

ears, Inflamed eyelids, rickets,

dyspep-

sia, catarrh, readiness to

catch

cold

and

Inability to

get rid of

it

easily,

pale-

ness, nervousness and other ailments

including the consumptive tendency

Can

be

completely and permanently

removed,

no

matter

how

young or

old

the sufferer.

Hood's Sftrsftperilla wes ci van

the daughter

of Silas Vernoojr,

Wawarsing.

N. Y..

who

bad

broken

oat with scrofula sores

all

over her

face and head.

The first bottle

helped

her

and when she

bad taken

six

the sores

were all

healed and

her

face was smooth.

He

writes

that

she

has never

shown

any sign of the

scrofula returning.

Hood's

Sarsapariila

Promises

to

cure

and

keeps

the

W1U1

Captain

E.

M.

Shepard has

been

pro

morals

or

tne

town.

juu6

Wo

pojlv

Prorated

for the

occa-

-

moted

to

rear

admiral

""

'

r

"'.z:

..:,

the

law which the Edmunds

comml

sum.

Aniuiig

me vionma

.c

umu

who

had fought aboard the

Hartford

in

Leigh

Bierce,

a

son

of

Ambrose

Bierce, died in New York.

By

order

of

Rome

women

mav

be

18G2.

They found many changes

In

her.

Wash

Tailor-Had- e

....Golf

Skirts....

M.

BRASCH

& CO.

PHONE IS7.

When they

looked

for her

old

barred from Catholic choirs.

muzzle-loader-

s

and her

ch

smooth

actor,

iuwara

b.

rarr,

a

veteran

dropped dead

at

Scranton, Pa.

framed for the purpose

of

attacking

the

peculiar institutions

of

Utah, marks out

an

entirely

new

line

of

action here, the

results

of

which

will be

awaited with

solicitude

by

all

who

have the true

wel-

fare

of

the town

at

heart.

t

GOTHENBERG LIQUOR

SYSTEM.

bore

guns they found

her

equipped

with

rapid-fir- e

and a

Colt

automatic

gun.-

-

The

vet-

erans

told

their

sons

and

daughters

of

the changes

in

the ship,

sat

in

their

favorite spots

on uecks,

recalled

old

stories

of

the war and retold the

old

tale

of how

she had

been

struck

240

The commerce

of

Marseilles

is

sti.l

paralyzed

by

the dock strike.

A

new

statue

of

General Logan has

been

unveiled

at

Washington.

An

important

tuberculosis

congress

will

assemble

in London

soon.

A

German

contractor

thinks

steam-

ers

of

50,000

tons

will be

built.

Feeling

is

running

high

in

Japan

against

the Manchurian

treaty.

"I

am

a

prisoner,"

says Aguinaldo,

i

Honolulu,

April

8,

1901.

Editor

Advertiser:

What

is

the

Goth-enber-

g

liquor system?

H. P. W.

promise.

Ask

your

druggist

for

It

today and

accept

no

substitute.

months

of

Thp

Oothenbere

law

as summarized

times during her nineteen

Commissions

repoi i

service.

toy

a

Hawaiian

made

in

1896.

permits distillation

by

j

The visitors were the members

of

the

v!i

nn..cnn

m n

n

nwna

or Associated

Veterans

of

Farraerut's

Dut

am

treated

like

a

guest.

The North German Lloyd Company

Bnv

resuec lauic

uciou

..

v

,

aVQ

a

talr

for

it.

ex-

-

Fleet, ana have

been

celebrating: for

a

has

rdered four more steamers

leaSeBB.ouu

rr

lnspec

.

week

-

the entry

of

the

fleet

into the