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THE KX OUEEN OF HAWAII

1JY UAllltlET IltESCOTT SrOFFOIU

Concluded

Sho has lived a spotloss life aschild womau aud wifo It was ubltill sho was fifty yoars old that Bcandal nssailod hor and thou only iufurthoranco of tho plans for horoverthrow One who visits hor isl-ands

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oight of tho fourteen of whichlaro in full civilization will uot only

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thing that has been uttered againsther but will findathat it is all bothuntrue and impossible Sho is adeeply religious woman a motnborof the church in good standingono of hor first aots aftor coming toWashington this yoar was to attenddivino service and partako of com-munion

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She is refinement itselfa lady who has visited in kingspalaces and beon roceived on equalterms by tho Queon of England andother sovereigns She has uoverbeen known by any uoar hor to ut-ter

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a questionable word or do aclandestine act Hor tablo is of thosimplest sho uover drinks winothorn nor has sho over beon in thohabit of taking anything of tho sortiu hor life She talks no gossipand allows none in her presencesho has never boon heard making anunkind remark about hor euomies asindividuals That falsehood whichhas been most persistently urgodagainst her is that sho declared suchpooplo merited boheadal Sho neversaid it or anything liko it Theagent who had called upon the othorgovernment but granting hor nosuch courtesy lind summoned horinto his presenco had a stenogra-pher

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concealed bohind a Bcroen andtho stenographer by a slight andcareless movomout exaggerated thoBigus wnien siguiuos punishmentinto the sign whioli signifies behoadal Doubtless the Queenmight think that treason on hor soilshould rocoive tho samo treatmentthat it would olsowhore but she saidnothiug about beheading As atnattor of record in her oflioial state ¬ment sho promised them all am ¬nesty It was owing to her extremehorror of bloodshed that sho sur-rendered

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hor kingdom rolying onwhat sho doomod a sufficient pledgeprotection from tho United Statesand sho said only the other day intho course of conversation I thankHoavon at any ratej that I havo noblood upon my soul

Tho Queon is tho very soul ofautivo charity Her resources havenever boon large as such things gobut sho has spout thorn for othersuot horself Most of hor jowols arotho gifts of princoB Sho has nowtho property of hor husband thesum customarily voted her from thotreasury aud tho revenuo of thocrown lauds that bolonged to horancestors amounting yearly to somoeighty thousand dollars moro orless has beon appropriated by thonow governmout Besides hor count-less

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lesser charities and hor supportof a nativo rotinuo of three hundredBho has maintained as many astwonty girls at tho Missionary Somiuary aud as many moro at variousother schools Finding it necessaryonco to cut dowu tho items of anappropriation bill sho said to horMinister It is going to bo veryhard for tub poor school touchers tohavo their Salary reducod I willtoll you Begin with mo Aud shodrew tho poncil through tho sumcalled hor Balary She providedmoreover for tho maintenance andeducation of a groat number of chil-dren

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It is a Hawaiian custom nomatter how largo tho family alreadyto adopt tho child of a friond of thepoor of tho unfortunate Tho cus ¬tom arising among tho high chiefsfor tho purpose of comontiugafTootiouato rolations between thogreat families sproad to tho losser

Innlhuuiil in Jfth impel

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ADMINISTRATRIXS NOTICE

is heIuTby given thattho unriortigncd has this day been ap ¬

pointed Administratrix of tlio Ksiato ofJoseph Kiiliooliihl Nawnhl deceased ofHonolulu Island of Onhu Hawaiian Islands and all creditors aro hereby notifldto present tholr claims duly authenticatedam wmi projior voncners u nny oustpwi tlfl claim It soiiircd by mortgageih tlio oilico of J K Knnlli nt the cornerof NuiiHim and Queen Sheets or io moatmy ro Idenco wltlilu ilx months from dateor bo forovcr barred And all persons In-debted

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to tlio said Ksiato are rcituostod tomake immedtato payment of said Indebt ¬edness to mo

EMMA A NAWAHIAdministratrix Estate of Jos K Nawfthl

deceasedJuno 11897 600 ttoow

SURF -- HIDINGFirst class Canoes With Experienced

Native CanoeistsMay bo obtained ou five minutes no

tice nt any hour in tiie dayfrom tho

RUIPAKAKANALriSSOf Waikiki

S0T Tickets SI per hour for eachperson to bo obtainod from tho

Hale OiwiW W Dimonds store von Holt

Block or at any of tho popularbeach resorts or by tolophono 5Con week days or 921 on Sundays

Oanoos sont anywhere on tho Beach531 tf

SURF RIDING TO DATE

Carofal and ExperiencedCanoeists

Who will Land Their rassncors SAFELYmay bo obtained at tbo long establishedpopular LONG BRANCH BATHB

car-- Bpeulal caro taken of Lndlos andChildren Cars Pass tho Dnor

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General Business Agent

WILL ATTEND TO

Convoyaucing in AUIts BraucIiGBOollocting and All Bualnosa

Mattors of aruot

business entrusted to him will receiveprompt aud careful attontlon

Oilico Honokaa Humakua Hawaii

Professional Horseshoer

Has Opened His Shop at No 321 on KingStreet T B Murrays Promises

Horso Owners will find It to their advan ¬tage to patronlzo tho new shop

whero tho host work IsGuaranteed

Telephone Wo 57B437 tf

InTo Sovoral Inquiries Why tho

ZEPalama 3 roceryDont Keop HORSE PEED

H 0 CANNON Is pleased to state that hois now proparod to supply

HAY and GRAIN uffirAnd hopos bv giving Honest Weight at tho

LOWBBT P0SB1BLK RATKB tomorlt a Share of Publlo

Patronagealso

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Stmr KXNATJOLAltKK Commander

Will leave Honolulu atlOA m touchlngatLahalna Maalaea Hay and Makcna thesame day Mohnkeno Kowalbaeand Laupahoe hoe tbo following day arriving atHilo tho samn afternoon

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Returning will leave Hilo at 8 oclockkntuclut T aupahoehoe Mabusame day ilakenaAlaalaeu Bay and Lahalna the fo lowingvlBt Honolulu the afternoonsof luosdays and FridaysiJSSft Hl CnU 0t 10t0iki pn o trips

ST1iolrSfiIftwu ho received after ba on day sailingni10 PomllnI rouo o tho Volcano is vlngood carriiigo road tho outiro distanco Hound trip tlckots cohering allexponses 15000

Stmr OLAUDINEOAMERON Commandor

Will leavo Honolulu TaesdayB at 0 r mtouch ng at Kahulul Hana Hamoa andKlpamlu Maui Returning arrives atHonolulu Sunday morningsU-

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This Company will reserves the righttomake cbanges in tho time of departure ondarrival of Its Steamers without notlco andit will not be responsible for any conse ¬quences arising therefrom

Consignees must bo ut tho Landings toreceive their freight this Company willnot hold Itsolf responsible for freight afterIt has been lauded

Live Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible forMoney or valuables of passengers unlessplacod In tho caro of Pursers

BPV Passongors are requested to pur ¬chase Tickets before embarking Thosofalling to do so will bo subject to on additlonal charge of twentv flve per cont

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HONOLULU

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Transact a General Hanking and ExohanqeHasinas

Deposits Recolved Loans mado on Ap ¬proved Security Commercial and Travel ¬ers Credit Issued Bills of ExonJngobought and sold

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At Brito Hall Konia Stroot

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BOBSOBIPlION RTEtJPer Month anywhere tn tho IJn- -

wnllan Inlands Mior Yenr 0 00IVr Year postpaid to Foreign Coun ¬

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Payrtblo Invariably lu Advanco

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EDMUND NOIiniE EditorW HOUAOK WHIG HI Asaistant

EditorHosldlnc In Honolulu

MONDAY JUNE 7 1897

INTEBOEPrED TELEGRAMS

Annexation Club to ThuiistonYou draw Jiko a soap and siiRarpoultico What do jou do uitb alltho stuff we send you Wo passedthe hat again tho other day amongour businoss mon and all of themwith the exception of tho mission-ary

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firms rofuBod to dig up nuymoro Ono man put up but did notrrant to have his partner know aboutit You cannot count upon receiv ¬ing anothor remittance after thisDont come homo

DOLE THE OOUilTIEtt

It was amusing on Saturday after-noon

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to watch President Dole in hisrole as a courtier at the MaternityHomo luau The President of thisdemocratic Government arrived

accidentally a few minutes beforethe Queen Dowager and waiting herarrival assisted Kalakauas widowfrom hor carriage to the grounds ofthe Homo Somo poople wondoredwhether Dolo ramombared his posi ¬tion in 1887 when hn was ono of thefive who woll nevor mindit is auoiont history or whether hostill romembers 1893 or whethermost likely coming ovents are

throwing their shadows ahead Itwas a refreshing sight anyway

ET TU BBUTE P

And now comes tho Advertisersaying View the conditions fromany standpoint desired tho studontof the situation cannot got awayfrom tho fact that Hawaii to day isin tho air Just where it will dropan all powerful Frovidonco alonocan say To what a lame and im-potent

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conclusion have the con-spirators

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of January 1893 comewhen their organ can uttor thoabove language The best govern-ment

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theso islands evor had bosrun publio affairs uqtil Hawaii to-day

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is in the air

The monarchy had both feet onthe ground until tho forces of thoUnited Statos under Stovons andWiltse ovorturnod it and wouldhavo had tho conspirators in thoair but tor the said forcos and allwould have been woll to day Howovor wo livo in 1897 and by gonesshould be by gones

But when tho Advertiser attemptsthe pious act in saying Just wheroHawaii will drop an all powerfulProvidence alono can say TneIndependent must put in a de-murrer

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and hold tho best govern-ment

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dowu in tho court of MrThurstons partnor whore proceed-ings

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wore first taken aud havo boencontinued up to this timo No pray-ing

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good Lord and good doyilShould Frovidonco tako hold ofHawaiian affairs in dead earnest tho

best government may take to thowoods Just now Mr Thurston andhis partner have the swing

BOMB PERTINENT REMARKS

Wo are permlttod to make thofollowing extracts from a lotterfrom San Froucisoo writton by agentleman who is woll informed andwho has exceptional opportuuitiei

for securing information Thofooling in regard to omiexatiou hnachanged the very mou who tlirooyoars iwo lalkodloudly of the American fliiK floating out in tho PaoifioOcean arn now in favor of thepoliuyof notiiuiorvtiiitioii There arn manycauses which inilueiieu this ehaugoof opinion Tho first is a far hotteracquaintance with the situation nmthe circumstances of the dethrone ¬ment as you know it on tho spot atthe tune The feeling amongst thosesympathizing with tho native Hawaiians is that they have been quithitherto because their Queen toldthem to lomuin so with a view ofhaving her wiongs righted by thoUnited States 3et just as soon as itis kuown that tho United States ac ¬cepts the Senate report as final andwill do nothing unless absolutelyorced to not tho native poople will

no longer accept tho condition ofthings but make alliance with auydisturbing element for the purposoof restoration of the monarchy Ithink that so far as tho presentdrend by the Dolo government issincere this is the course of thingsthey fear Thon the tariff questionwith m is a oiy serious matter womust have more revenue say thefinanciers It is suggested that wohave allowed MO000000 of sugar tocome in froo of duty in loss thantwenty years that neither our owncouutry nnr Hawaii has benefittedby it that tho treaty hos been sole-ly

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for tho benefit of a few sugarplanters who hoard their millionsThis view of matters is helped alongby tho growth of tho beet sugar iuterost which has ceasod to be anexperiment California ouco yourally for closer relationship now hastho strongest of reasons for koepiugyou at a distance Tho Stato needsthe protection for beet sugar whicha duty on your caue sugar will bringto her and I see uothiug butfinancial ruin for your sugar ostatosunless they cau do business on afour to eight per cent profit Theyoan pay no such dividends as in thopast Ono man of whom it wasasked what would bocome of thoislands in case annexation was refusod and abrogation of tho recipro-city

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treaty bocamo a fact repliedThoy must go back to just wherothey wero prior to 1878 their com-mercial

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prosperity was overthrownin 1893 tho treaty never benefittedtho common people and in timetheir situation would bo as it oncewas It is hard to soo or say howthe treacherous ovorthrow of thoformer government has worked thoruin of the present rulers yet suchis the mineral belief I horo hoardit said that tho men now in powerif their pride would allow it wouldlike to eoo tho monarchy reestablish-ed

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Olaus Sprpokels who has donea great deal for the commorco ofthe inlands is I think thoroughlysick of them his capital and hisinterests in businoss aro far morolikely to bo dovoted to building upthe beet sugar industry In Washington just now it is all Cuba uponwhich resolutions aro offered inCongress aud columns of discussionin tho newspapers You could notget up any oxcitomont thoro justnow on Hawaii whatever the issue

Escaped Erom tho Marion

A sailor belonging to thp U S SMarion who is uudor a very heavyseutonoo for having committed anunnatural offense has succeeded inescaping in spito of boing under nstrict guard and it 1b stated in irons

No traco of the escaped conviothas yet beon found

It is reported that tho actingjailor will place a double guard attho jail to proventtho escaped sailorfrom entering tho promisos whore acortnin missionory pot is confinedand that similar precautions will botaken at tho Polico Station whoroanother Wlldo has taken up hisrosidonce

A Suggestion

To morrow is the Philadelphiaand Marions shore drill day Thetroops will land at tho usual hourTun Independent suggoBts an attackon Puuohbowl for a change thoforcos dividing for attack and defonse

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TOPICS OF THE DAK

The Hawaiian Amusement Company seems to havo a palont backnotion that furnishes anything butnrnusoinout

Messrs Warron and Chamberlainof tho police foree have beu moroor less justly dealt with for violationof tho rules sot to govern themwhile Lieut Kekai aud Gus Cordesare permitted to slip through themeshes of tho same rules Carry anQveu hand Mr Marshal

So Parson Beokwith went fromMakawno to Wailuku to pray at thooponing of the Second Circuit Courof this funny littlo republic thatJohn W Kaltin presides over Youmade a mistake Mr Beckwith youshould havo como to hoadquartorsbut thon you might have failedjust tho samo Like master liloman

Tho Advortisor says Tho poli-tical

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and commercial stability ofthin country can bo assured only byone of tho great national powersroaihiug out a positive protectingarm How would it do by way ofa ohango to institnto a home gov ¬ernment of tho people by the peo-ple

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and for tho people Just lotthe people have a word at tho ballotbox nnd lot the majority havo a voicein directing tho so called Republicof Hawaii

There seem to bo many peoplehere who do not realizo that Hawaiihas a Hawaiiau Press which is en-titled

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to tho samo courtesy null con-sideration

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ni aro tho newspaperspublished in the English or otherlanguages Thero are newspapershere printed iu tho Hawaiiau langu-age

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which aro read and known bymany more peoplo than are thoforeign papers Whenever tho

services of tho Hawaiian papers areconsidered of consequence the goodpeople who manage luaus entor- -

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tninmouts shows etc etc can al ¬ways find them Whenever an exohangoof courtesy is in order thoHawaiian papers aro forgottenEventually tho native press will notbo ai accommoduliug as it is at pre ¬sent

Tho Hawaii Herald treats thokilling of the Chinese contract la ¬borer at Hakalau in a merrysportive manner hardly in keepingwith its bravo motto Indepen-dent

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in all things Neutral innothing Civilization has notreached a high standard when itsexponents may oraek jokes over thoromaius of a Chinaman douo todeath by cruelty that is barbaricTho killing of tho Chinese at Lihuonud Hakalau has its serious sido tooil but fools

Oombination of OongroKtttlouH

At tho moruiug sorvico of theSeuond Congregation of St AndrewsCathedral tho Rev Alex Mackin ¬tosh gavo notice of a meeting of thoCongregation for 730 to morrowevening in the Sunday Suhool RoomsIt is understood that tho sub-ject

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to be diseusAod is thefuturo wolfnro of tho Church audincidentally the uuiou of the twoiioiigregaliutis a proposition whichis supposed to have tho warm en ¬dorsement of tho Bishop aud manyexcellent churchmen

Tho Mutoruity Homo Luau

The luau given by tho ladies con ¬nected with tho Maternity Homo onSaturday last was well attended andtho financial result was highly grati-fying

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to tho management of thatworthy institution Many promi-nent

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citizens wero present withladies aud children and all enjoyedtho sumptuous luau tho beautifulflowers and other good things lurnishud by the loading ladies of Ho-nolulu

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It is understood that morethan 1000 will be realized from theluau

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IT IS PUKERainier beer is not Injurious to tho

weakest organization but promoteshealth and strength and preserves itAs a wholesome tonic it 1ms NOEQUAL On tap or in bottles at theCriterion Saloon

MONDAY

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TopesHonolulu June 6 1807

CREAM COtTlES PROM COWS

and so doe milk Probablyyou know that but do youknow time tho De Laval UroumSeparator is just tbc verything you wunt ior it willwill have you in actual cashresults alono at least 10 acow a year and maltc yourdairy work profitable andsatisfactory instead of thereverse It saves in skimm-ing-and in churning- - it savesin time and in labor nd IN10 ID AD WATER andthat is important in view ofthe scarcity of that climentand a threatened drought Itensures a puro product andat increased butter value andwhile giving a much superiorcrcam REMOVES 1 UliER- -

ULOSLS and disoao germsand fjivos warm fresh sweetskin milk Xow tho Alphamachines aie the best sim ¬plest and mo t scientific in thomarket ami we win by specinlarrangement sill them at re-duced

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prices The BABYHUMMING BIRD is aneasily operated hand machinesimple enoutih for a childto run and just suitable forhome use There are othersizes Then if you want achurn wo can safely recom ¬mend our Cylindrifals from250 upwards or a good

substantial bx one If youhave a cow and like to makeyour own butter for breakfastcall and inspect our stuck

Tub Hawaiian Hardware Co Id307 Fokt Sthket

We shall offer to the Masses aof a Bankrupt Stock

bonght in New York

The Goods are now being Marked andwill be ready for Inspection

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MORNING

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Sheriff Andrews of Hawaii i intown

Bluo Snrgo Suits woll tuado for 7Qt Korra

J T Waterliousoconntor for you

has n bargain

Attorney General Smith roturucdto tho iity yontorday

Captain Uerger and his baud pinyat Emma Square this evening

The Sons of St Georgo iustnltheir officers for tho ensuing yoarthis oveuiug

Tho Board of Registration is againoff to tho country districts to drumup a few voters

Collarettes Holtsnnd Neck RuohingsN S Sachs

nnd Ohoakorsfor tho races at

Tlio Fourth of July oommittoomeet at tho Arliugtou on Wednes ¬day evening noxt

Latest leather Baits Kid Glovonnd tho finest line of Shirt Waistsat N S Sachs

Tho Tug of Wnr repents its suc ¬cessful attraction to morrow even ¬ing Buy vour tickets early

Ho for tho racosl Lndiei andchildren trimmed Hats for tho litcorrect Btylo at N S Sachs

His Excellency tho U S MinisterprcMintid his credentials this morniug nnd was received with the cus ¬tomary courtesies

Jtiou Ouuanohohas an excellentpoultry diuuor to morrow in familystylo with plenty of othor goodthings to select from

Fine Orgnudies coufeotion Mus-lins

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in blue pink lavender nilegroou leghorn and cardinal showyand pretty malorial nt N S Sachs

Tho Y SI 0 A will probablyBhortly have a cyolo track of theirown and it may expectod to bo con ¬ducted on clean and wholesomeprinciples

Attorney General W O wou Smithwillleavo for Hawaii to morrow Itis roportod that His Excellency willpersonally investigate the Hakalaumurder case

A change of venue having boongranted tho four natives chargedwith the murder of n Chinaman onMolokai hnvo boon brought to thincity for trial

Thoro will bo a special meeting oftho Y H I this ovoniug at FosterHall All members are requested toattend as thoro is business of im ¬portance to be considered

The many friends of A St MMackintosh will bo glad to hoar thathe is again on deck at tho ForeignOffice having completely rocovorodfrom his rocent severe indiBpostion

Tho Ka Ahailono o Hawaii cele-brated

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its first ihsnu this morningwith a lu a u luncheon in whioh thtentire stnff of Tun Independent joiuod with their best wishes for thosuccess of tho uhw venture

Major J Wnltor Jones loaves onTuesday for Hawaii During hisabsonco Capt Camara will bo incommand of tho second battalionHo is one of our host officers andwoll worthy of tho command

W W Dimond has somethingvory interesting and importaut toocouomionl householders in hisnotico to day Ho has evidontlytaken tho lead in all inattors pertaining to crockery and glassware

Tho Portugueso colobratod WhitSunday in a regular old countryfasuion yesterday tub onuroufestival nttraoted thousands duringSaturday and Sunday tho baudplayod on and in tho evoning thorowore fireworks around Puuohbowl

A largo numbor of visitorsauioncst whom wore many ladiesand children enjoyed tho hospitality of Ool Shorwood nt Long BranchBaths yesterday and wore gratifiedby having a cIobb view of tho dash ¬ing waves whioh broke in mountainour maRSOs of silvory foam along thereof ouoirclod shore Tho surf isbreaking more grandly at prosoutthan for a year past and tho daringsurf riders give added intorost tothe inspiring oconn view

Sharkoy Will Defeat Malier

There can bo no doubt says aprominent sportsman that Sharkoywill defeat Manor whon thoy mootat tho end of this month If thispropheoy comes out correct thoSailors viofory can bo attributed totho fact that ho rubs his inuormnu down with tho fino braud ofO P S whiskey now impprted horoby J H Lovojoy Co and cools offon pure Soattlo boor whioh wholesoino bovoragon nro now beiug sorveilat tho Auohor Saloon

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Th Rnulmonto Dpfoat tho StiiB ina CIobii Oanio

Tho game plnyod on Saturdaylast on tho Heoroation Grounds be ¬tween tho Hegimeut nud Star teamsin tho baseball championship serieswas one which woll repaid thosepresent to witness and tho absontones lost tho opportunity of sooiugtho most interesting game so farplayod this season By reason oftho rainy woathor which mado thoball groaRy and tho ground slip-pery

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tho game was marked by num-erous

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errors to oithor sido tho Rogimouts making 10 and tho Stars 8Tho ovonnos of play mado tho gameattimosoxcitingand tho interest waBmaintained until the last inningsTho Regiments had the game wontwo or throo timos but tho Starspluckily stayed on deok and buckodadvoreo fate in suoh n manner thatit was a close call for tho Rogimontsto pull out victors which they didfinally iu a scoro of 15 to 11 Timoof game 2 hours 20 minutes Um ¬pires Whitney and Lucas ScorerBlaekley Following is tho scoro byinnings

1

Stars 01st Reg 8

3 1 5 G 7 8 9

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Time 815 9 13 22 1120 23 7

FIELD NOTES

A clone call 15 to 1 1Twas a Star game allright all

rightMoore dono moro than his share

Ho was in it with both feetTub Independent called tho turn

right au iutorosting aud hardfought gamo

Tho Stars faced the music of thosphoro as pluckily as UBunl

Chester Lightdiet was a hoavywoight at work in playing ballFqul ilies died in his hands

Umpiro Harry Whitney mindsneither wind nor woathor Windwas UBod for timo but Harry saidnilDunoan should bo roasted only

ho is really not in coudition butworked hard

Old roliablo Duko OConnorstopped the gamo

Babbitt worked hard nnd made agood showing Reservo Lionel wasalso on hand

A greasy ball and Blippory ployby both uinos

Evon tho bloaohor kids got onto Gorman whon ho panted intho 8th

Cincinnati May 11th CincinnatiG Now York 5 11 innings Bothplayed ball in the proseuco of 1000people

Tho oxohangos say that tho Aus ¬tralian players wore expected to boat least 3rd class profossiouals butthoy are not oven 1st class amatoursGet on some local olubl

Harry Wildor diad short touohwith Hevornl hot ones but sovoredcounootion quickly

Lunhiwas home run in the firstwas well earned Uoruinn shouldhave stopped that collision in tho5th

The nudiouco was woll pleasedwith tho chaugoablo events in thogame

Both teams played ball forbrood novor mind tho errors thowoathor and ground wero againstclose ploy

Pahau as usual playod woll butGorman and Bowers did lay himout nont in tho second

Monro in liable to bo jailed forstealing so many bases So are Ma ¬nuka and Porcy Lishman

Gorman plnyod well bohiud thobnt ns did Ounhn and Wilder butsome of their second throws werowide

Kannohi hold a hot one fromOunhn iu the Gth whioh gave theStare a oiphor instead of n tally

Scoror Blaokloy is tho dolicht oftho press don Affable aud up todate

Tho ohnncos aro that thoro willnot bo any gamo next SaturdayToo much liorso

Gorman is nil over tho fiold in abnll game On Saturday he got inaide another mans pants

Thoy novor stopped for woathorBoth nines played ball togetherAnd Gorman mado much laughter

With his change pauts on

immwi i

THF lOa-OF-WA- H- V

A Morry limn f It nnd n GoodEveiiUigo Sport

Thoro wbb plonty of fun aud ex ¬citement at tho opening night of thoTug of War contest on Saturday attho Bristols pavilion on tho comerof Beretnnin and Alakea Streetsand tho monagers gavo tho largo at ¬tendance full vnluo for tho gnlomoney and thoro wero no kicks re ¬gistered Tho Hawaiian QuintottoClub boys furnished capital musicand iu fact by thoir musclo stirringstrains of Moanalun soorod a creditfor that tontn proving that musichas charms to stir the huggingbreast and mako the manly bosomswell off into tho muscular tissuesof arms and thighs

The able officers who honestly audjudiciously discharged thoir import ¬ant duties wero Judge ThomasWright reforeo and starter H EWalker timo keeper Charles Crauoand markor W Nott

Tho first contest was between twobrawny stalwart and massive teamsof natives handsome specimens ofphysical manhood representing thoHonolulu Iron Works and tho Paltaka or wharf boys This was nsplendid contest of 33 minutes nudthou as tho Foundry boys won totho 5 feet notch tho roof was liftodwith sunh uproarious olieors thatDolo Cabinet probably trembled atthe thought of another revolutionbut tho military wero not despatchedto Tantalus or Waikiki

Considerable interest was taken intho next tug for the appearance ofthe team of tho sailor boys of thoPhiladelphia was more promisingthan that of tho Waikiki uativofishermen aud boat boys but it wassoon seon that tho rule that appear ¬ances are often deceiving was a goodthing to bet your hat on for thokanakas downod the Navy in nineminutes

Tho third pull should haro beonwith a team that showed its discre-tion

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by running away to fightanother day so tho Monnalua toatnwas pitted against a scratch kanakateam Things wero going veryevenly until the biased band boysstruck up on their twangers Moanalua This was quite enoughtho stratch toamKcouldut stand such

niUBio ns that and they quietlyfainted away into tuthorial spaceleaving their ropo wraith as amemento in tho hands of tho boysfrom tho haunts of Sunday luausoicoiouao and otner insKiuesses

To morrow ovoniug tho contestingteams will bo

1 U S S Marion vs Monnalua- 2 Honolulu Iron Works vs Wai-kiki

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3 Pakaka vsUSS PhiladelphiaTho admission will bo of and

25 cents

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TOG OF WAR

Tuesday Evoning June 8

At Bristols Pavilion C0111- -ininrinn nf R fiVlnnlr

U S S Marlon vs Makani Uoeo

Honolulu lion Works ys Waikiki

Pakaka vs U S S Philadelphia

Admission CO nnd 25 Cents

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to reach all intending subscrib ¬ers to the Permanent Memorial ortho Days Celebration Funds sub ¬scriptions will bo received thooOiuos of

F M SWANZYJ M DOWSETT110 13T CATTON

Honolulu 27th May 18970X 2w

A S HuMiiRivf 8 J Macdonald

HUMPHREYS a MAODONALDAttorneys and Counsellors

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rates

113 Knnlinmanu StreetHonolulu

PeopleWho saw our advertise ¬

ment in the Illustrated Maga ¬zine got a fair idea of themerits of the Jewel StoveIts a good one for iho house-keeper

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We have other thingsjust as pretty and just as use¬ful Every department of ourestablishment is complete inthe minutest detail This isnotably the case with crockery

Ironstone Whitein any article in crockeryThis is the cheap grade Thenthere is WHITE SEMIPORCELAIET the closest topure china manufactured Thisis also pure white

English Decorated WareThree patterns beautifulcolors aud designs Everypiece of this ware can beduplicated from our stock intho event of a breakage oc-curring

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This enables peopleto have their sots always fulland complote

IN FRENCH CHINAwe have the largest stock inHonolulu and the patternsaro more varied than can bofound elsewhere Wo havethree stock patterns fromwhich one piece or a hundredmay bo purchased

FANCY ARTICLESin plain white china or indecorated waro These piecesinclude Chocolate Sets bouil-lon

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Cups and Saucers Avithcovers Oystor Plates MustardPots etc

Von Holt Mock

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Thirteenth Annual MeetingOF THE

Hawaiian Jockey Club

JUNEJ1 1897OFFICIAL PROGRAM

Itncos will Common co at lO a mShnrp on tho 11th

Races will Oommonco at 1 p m ontho 12 th

FRIDAY JUNE 11

FIRST BICYCLE RACEHalf mllo dash Prize Trophy

valued at 20

SECOND BICYCLE RACEOno milo handicap Prize Tro-

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valued at 30THIRD HONOLULU PURSE

S150

Running raco half mile dashFreo for all

FOURTH MERCHANTS PURSETrotting and Pacing to Harness

bost 2 in 8 235 class Purso 150

FIFTH --IRWIN CUP RUNNINGOno milo dash for Hawaiian bred

Horses to bo won twice by mem ¬bers of tho Jookey Club 5150added

SIXTH MULE RACEOno milo dash Purse 50

SEVENTH KAPIOLAN1 PARKPURSE

Trotting and Pacing to Harnessbest 2 in 3 230 class PurBO 150

EIGHTH OCEANIC S S COSCUP 150 ADDED

Running Race lodash Hawaiian bred

NINTH PRESIDENT WIDEMANNS CUP

One and a quarter miles froo forall 150 added to no won twico

SATURDAY JUNE 12

Nob 1 and 2 samo as Juno 11

THIRD HAWAIIAN JOOKEYCLUB PURSE

Five eighths of a mile dash forHawaiian breds Purso 150

FOURTH ENTERPRISE BREW-ING

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COMPANYS PURSE

Paoing and Trotting frno for allbost 8 iu 5 Purse 150 with 50added

FIFTH ROSITA CHALLENGECUP 200 ADDED

Running Raco one mile dash

SIXTHMAIDEN RACEHalf milo dash For Horsos that

havo not previously started Purso100

SEVENTH SPECIAL RACE

Paoing and Trotting handicapfroo for all beaten horses Purso

150

All outries aro to bo made withtho Secretary boforo 2 oolook TUES-DAY

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Juno 8 1897 Entrauoo feosto bo 10 per cent of purso unlessouierwiau bijuuiuuu

All Races to bo run or trottodunder the Rules of tho NatioualTrotting Association and Stud HorsoAssociation

All Horses aro expected to startunless withdrawn by 0 oolook x mon Juno 10 1807

General admission 50 CentsGrand Stand oxtra50 Cents and 1Carriages inside Course each 250Quarter Stretch Badges 5

Por Order of OommittooS G WILDER

Soorotary Hawaiian Jookoy Club

COTTAGE TO LET

OBON KINOAOOTTAQi little boyond

LUlhii Is To Lot reasonableSJKnauIro tlilsOllico lS3tl

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Musical InstrumentsAutoharpo Guitars Violins Etc

AlhOii now Involco of tho Celebrated

Westermoyor PianosSpecially manufactured for tho tropical

climate second to nono

MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM SOLI

On tho Hawaiian Islands during tho lastyears

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DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Also the choloost European and Amorl- -

Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST nKASONAULB miCKS

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Alil lurulsh everything outside steamboats and bolters

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Carriage Manufactory128 130 Fort Street

Carriage BuilderAND ItEPAIUER

Bianksinittiing iu all Uh Braiiclios

Orders from tho otBer Islands In BuildingTrlunnlngPaintlng Etc Etc

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Wm G Itwln President ManagerGlaus Sprockels Ylce lrosldentW M Glffard Secretary TreasurerTheo 0 Porter Auditor

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Lobsters lied JacketUnderwoods 2s 2 doz In caso

Shrimps Djnbars 1 lb can flCrubbcnRiiinll

Shrimp nnd TomatoesDeviled Crabs 2 lb tins

ii it i itAncliovy Bloater Shrimp Paste fanpy

potsAnntiovy Boator Shrimp Pasto small

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with Pickles Pimento andTritfllcs

AppetltSIldsmall keg

Bombay DuckAnchovloH In salt

oilYarmoih Bloaters Kusslan CaviarFish OhowderClum Ohowdur Chun BoulllcuA union lliutilooKsHerrings Fresh Tomato Sauce

- MustnnlTomatoSousedKlppcreil8nokodHolland OonulnoWhlto Snllcd

Mackerel In Oil Salt KitsSardines varieties iSalmon in Wood and Tin 0 Varieties

To Seiive Bom hay Duck 8orvo thoCurry and ltlco on a eeparato dish Laythe Bombay Duck on a broiler and beatthoroughly then crumb It over the currynnd rlcn By heating tho Bombay Dnck ftbecomes brittle and crumbs easily

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ANTONfl ROSA

Attorney-at-1jA-

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HAWAIIAN WINE CO

Frank Brown Manager

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Dealers in Lumber and Goal andBniLDiNd Materials op

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people nnd bocaino geuoral TUoQueen herself although born ofparents of sufficient resource wasadopted by tho ohiof Pnki andbrought up with his daughter after ¬wards Mrs Bishop Tho childrenadopted by tho Qnoen wore of richand poor allko aud this noblo gonorostty of hors is one of tho thingsthat hor euetnios havd misconstruedand used against her It Is not de-sirable

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hero to speak of Hawaiianpolitics but it is duo to tho Queento say that those who wrested horpowor from her claimed that shohad favored a lottory bill they havoomitted to say that tho bill waspassod in the Assembly contrary toher wishes aud that tho powor ofveto had been takou from hor Thoythen complained of an opium billbut in this tho Queen finding itnecessary to regulate a traflio whichon account of tho resident Chineseit was impossible to abolish hadmerely favorod tho adoption ofmeasures in forco under tho rule otVictoria They also omit -- to saythat since her deposition tho presutit government lias itself sold alarge quantity of opium They fur-ther

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contended that she attackedthe Constitution But if our ownConstitution allowed aliens resi-dent

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but not citizens indeed I hocitizens of another nationality tovote upon our affairs wo mightthink it worth while to change itBut hero again it is omitted to saythat it has always beon a prerogativeof tho Hawaiiau sovereigns to pro ¬pose a now Constitution to the peo-ple

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whon they chosoWhen tho Queen was mado pris-

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sho was confined for eightmonths in hor palaco of Iolaui alargo building of light coral stonewith columned front and galleriesstanding amoug its palms nnd othertropical growth behind it a mag-nificent

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mountain horizon and be-fore

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it tho sea Here sho was atfirst allowed a prayer book but nota newspaper Sho loves her peo ¬ple passionately and pitifully shehas seon them dwindle from 400000at tho time of the islands discovoryto tho 40000 of to day she know thatarmod resistance meant their exter-mination

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Doubtloss sho has heardthe statement that sunh races godown before tho conquering whiteraco Perhaps she hopoB I do notknow that tho white raco will horotako advautago of its opportunityand for onco fnrboar At auy ratesho believes as wo do that govern ¬ment depouds upon tho consent ofthe govorned and remembers thatto day iu Hawaii hor pooplo aro dis-franchised

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Sho knows that thoyaro intensely devoted to hor andher rule and givo no consont orcountenauco to tho plan whiohurges tho United States to annexfortify and dofond a group of isl ¬ands as far as Ireland is It seemsthat all who liko myself have nofriendship for monarchy and boliovo in tho least possible govern-ment

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must yot feol that this peoplohavo a right to choose their owngovernment and must sympathizewith an unfortunate and malignedwoman

Sinco ooming to Washington thoQueen has romniued very quiotlyroceiving few guosts Sho is accom ¬panied by her friond Mrs Kin Nnhaololua by Mr Joseph Heleluhoher secrotnry for tho last sixtoouyears and by Oapt Julius A Palm-er

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of Boston who having beouresident in Hawaii on throo ditTorout occasions and having visitodtho Quoon thoro joinod tho partywhon ho found hor Majesty in ueodof some ona conversant with Amorioan customs and affairs CaptainPalmor is a man who has taken car ¬goes of gunpowder round CapoHorn with firo balls playing abouttho mast hoad and ho is not afraidto speak his mind and ho doos nothuBitate to say what ho thinks of thoprosont govommout of Hawaii con ¬sidering tho Qtioou a greatly wrongod person aud attending hor now intho fulfilment of a promise made totho Hawalians that should thoy atany timo ueod his services thoyshould have them n promiso of

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it 7 v V l J- -- - Jff

which hey rumiudrd him whon thoQueon came to our shores

All thoto people are tenderly at ¬tached to the Queen while her dollcato sensitiveness to their feolings ishardly more than that which sheshows to all with whom sho comesin contact Declining to see inter-viewers

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aud promiscuous individualshere sho has now aud then alloweda friend to visit her and has recoivodtho ladies of tho hotel whore shostays and tho polilo calls of variousprominent persons To tho younggirls of a school who wishod to souher her Majosty could not refuse nuaudience Oh how beautiful arotheir sweet young faces she ex ¬claimed as thoy camo into the roomand before thoy left sho said Iwish to extend to you my thanks forthe honor you havo shown mo bythis visit It shall always bo re ¬membered as a bright spot in mymemory of this stay in America Iam glad to soe you all and to knowthat each of you is desirous of at-taining

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intellectual advancementIt shows tho progress of tho worldTho world cannot stautl still Womust oither advanco or recedeSince my arrival in this countryI havo been impressed withits grandeur but nothing morefavorably impresses mo than tho ad ¬vantages you have for loarningAgain I desire to thank you and Iwish you all a prosperous aud happyfuture

Tho Queen sponds a great doal ofhor time ith hor work and hormusic She is a vory accomplishedmusiciau having reduced to notationmany of tho native airs and havingcomposed a groat number of melo-dies

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aud versos horsolf But indeedthero is litllo swoeter melody thanthe sound of tho liquid Hawaiianvowels from her lips HarpersBarzaar

Only Entorpriso

Tho first quofliou put to JimDodd by tho pilot yesterday onboard of tho Australia was did youbring a cablet Tho next questionwas Jim did you go to Washingtont Thon camo how about an ¬nexation Jim looked mysteriousHo winked a wunk and thon ho saidCome up boys to tho Pantheon

and I will toll you all about myEntorpriso and tho boyB aro coming

BUSINESS LOCALS

Mous Hats at 25 and 85 cents eachat Kerrs

Mens ready mado pants nt 1 porpair at Korrs

Mens Suits ready to wear at 425tho suit at Kerrs

All Silk Necktios made up and totio 2 for 2oo at Korrs

Shirts and Collars iu all qualitiescan bo had at bottom notch pricesat Korrs

Joseph Tinker is unrivaled in thoexcellency of his Oambridgo Clubbreakfast and Frankfurter lunchsausages Thoy aro immense

H Carl one of tho most oxpertbarbers in Honolulu is now to bofound nt tho tonsorial parlors of MA Poixoto at tho Union Art GolloryLane

Ned Doyle at tho Cosmopolitan isrecommending ho colobrated Put ¬nams Blackberry Brandy a toniowhioh is uurivallod assisted by JimThompson formorly of tho S SAustralia an excellent half andhalf is served to the thirstycustomers of tho Cosmopolitan

Buffalo Boor has provod its immonso popularity at tho Royal Paci ¬fic aud Cosmopolitan Saloons Thocolobrated Pabst is also rotainedthero in draft or in bottle Tho in ¬terchangeable check systom that hasprovod such a convenience to thopatrons of those popular resorts isalso in vogue

One ounce of prevention is hotterthan ton ouncos of euro Tho Em-pire

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boasts of iufalliblo romodlesagainst tho varioloid Wioland beeron draft boats vaooination andDoctor Charlie Andrew prosidos ovortho finest stock of remedies thatcan bo found in town All for medi ¬cinal purposes and cash

Jurors as a rule got out uow-a-da-very lato iu tho ovoning Iu

the morning tho wiso men who havobeon drinking tho ico wator of thoSupremo Court aud eating dry Baudwichoj need something to clear theirthroats That is tho reason why thoPaoifio Saloon servos Rook and Ryeevery morning to tho rooky whowalk through tho Rye t

Bruce faring Go

Heal sfatQ Digits603 Fort SU near King

building lotsHouses and lots and

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SDfr Parties wishing to dtaposu of theirPrnnertleM nrn Invttpd tii paII on im

Merchants yumS I BHAW Iroprietur

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OiMiars W Axtimus Minmir

GiM wines i ipiirs nit 0HALF AND HALF ON PltAUOHT

Wieland Beer on DranghxNOW ON TAP

Rainier in Bottles

0andmad Sour Ms sisA specialty

Established 1883

CITY MEAT MARKETNuuanu St opposite Chaplain Lane

J TINKEH Practical Butcher

8UPPLIK8 TUB BEST OF

Buef Mutton Lamb and VealIn tho market

Homo fed Pork and PoultryTho Cnlehratcd

OAlCI3IIIDC3 H3 S AUSAQB1for breakfast

635 TKLRPHONK 280 dm

Hew Market RestaurantSOS ilorchant Strcot near Alakca

JUAN OAMANOHO PropHis tablo excels any In Honolulu

Caters for Balls DinnersWoddlngs and Piouio Parties

Cofleo Hot Itolls and Breakfast 6 till 1A m DInnor 11 a m till X r m Supper1 r M till 8 p mExtra Tender Refrigerator Beefsteaks to

Order aTUItKEY DINNEIt ON SUNDAYS

Bond In Ordors for Homo mado BreadCakos and Pantry the day boforo

G28 3m

Hawaiian GrownOysters

Tho abovo delicacy oan now beprocured iu such quantities as re-quired

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upon leaving ordors with

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REMOVAL

JOHN PHILLIPSHas removal his Plumbing naslnesh from

KltiR street to the premises on

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For Wood or Coal

The Universal Stoves aiifKRangesA Large Invoio Just to Harfd

Tho Castings of this Factory aro so far away suporior to all otlior makesthat k

COMPARISON IS FUTILETho Australia brought a largo invoice of assorted goods to tho

IPa OiflO Hardware OO Xjlmlteciwtail substantiate word ofCall and examine their stock or writo thorn for anything you want

It ha3 tnkon sovoral yoars to satisfy users of WIND MILLS that there bnothing mado which equals tho

QYOHiOasr eiOrders are coming in faster than wo cau fill thorn but wo aro doing tho

host wo can

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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS

Groceries and FeedNew and rccolvcd by ovory packet from California Eastern

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TIME TABLETho Fino Passenger Stoamors of This Lino Will Arrivo and Leave

This Port as Horoundor

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

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THE KX OUEEN OF HAWAII

1JY UAllltlET IltESCOTT SrOFFOIU

Concluded

Sho has lived a spotloss life aschild womau aud wifo It was ubltill sho was fifty yoars old that Bcandal nssailod hor and thou only iufurthoranco of tho plans for horoverthrow One who visits hor isl-ands

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oight of tho fourteen of whichlaro in full civilization will uot only

to ono any- -

on

thing that has been uttered againsther but will findathat it is all bothuntrue and impossible Sho is adeeply religious woman a motnborof the church in good standingono of hor first aots aftor coming toWashington this yoar was to attenddivino service and partako of com-munion

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She is refinement itselfa lady who has visited in kingspalaces and beon roceived on equalterms by tho Queon of England andother sovereigns She has uoverbeen known by any uoar hor to ut-ter

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a questionable word or do aclandestine act Hor tablo is of thosimplest sho uover drinks winothorn nor has sho over beon in thohabit of taking anything of tho sortiu hor life She talks no gossipand allows none in her presencesho has never boon heard making anunkind remark about hor euomies asindividuals That falsehood whichhas been most persistently urgodagainst her is that sho declared suchpooplo merited boheadal Sho neversaid it or anything liko it Theagent who had called upon the othorgovernment but granting hor nosuch courtesy lind summoned horinto his presenco had a stenogra-pher

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concealed bohind a Bcroen andtho stenographer by a slight andcareless movomout exaggerated thoBigus wnien siguiuos punishmentinto the sign whioli signifies behoadal Doubtless the Queenmight think that treason on hor soilshould rocoive tho samo treatmentthat it would olsowhore but she saidnothiug about beheading As atnattor of record in her oflioial state ¬ment sho promised them all am ¬nesty It was owing to her extremehorror of bloodshed that sho sur-rendered

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hor kingdom rolying onwhat sho doomod a sufficient pledgeprotection from tho United Statesand sho said only the other day intho course of conversation I thankHoavon at any ratej that I havo noblood upon my soul

Tho Queon is tho very soul ofautivo charity Her resources havenever boon large as such things gobut sho has spout thorn for othersuot horself Most of hor jowols arotho gifts of princoB Sho has nowtho property of hor husband thesum customarily voted her from thotreasury aud tho revenuo of thocrown lauds that bolonged to horancestors amounting yearly to somoeighty thousand dollars moro orless has beon appropriated by thonow governmout Besides hor count-less

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lesser charities and hor supportof a nativo rotinuo of three hundredBho has maintained as many astwonty girls at tho Missionary Somiuary aud as many moro at variousother schools Finding it necessaryonco to cut dowu tho items of anappropriation bill sho said to horMinister It is going to bo veryhard for tub poor school touchers tohavo their Salary reducod I willtoll you Begin with mo Aud shodrew tho poncil through tho sumcalled hor Balary She providedmoreover for tho maintenance andeducation of a groat number of chil-dren

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It is a Hawaiian custom nomatter how largo tho family alreadyto adopt tho child of a friond of thepoor of tho unfortunate Tho cus ¬tom arising among tho high chiefsfor tho purpose of comontiugafTootiouato rolations between thogreat families sproad to tho losser

Innlhuuiil in Jfth impel

7 1897

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is heIuTby given thattho unriortigncd has this day been ap ¬

pointed Administratrix of tlio Ksiato ofJoseph Kiiliooliihl Nawnhl deceased ofHonolulu Island of Onhu Hawaiian Islands and all creditors aro hereby notifldto present tholr claims duly authenticatedam wmi projior voncners u nny oustpwi tlfl claim It soiiircd by mortgageih tlio oilico of J K Knnlli nt the cornerof NuiiHim and Queen Sheets or io moatmy ro Idenco wltlilu ilx months from dateor bo forovcr barred And all persons In-debted

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to tlio said Ksiato are rcituostod tomake immedtato payment of said Indebt ¬edness to mo

EMMA A NAWAHIAdministratrix Estate of Jos K Nawfthl

deceasedJuno 11897 600 ttoow

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Native CanoeistsMay bo obtained ou five minutes no

tice nt any hour in tiie dayfrom tho

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S0T Tickets SI per hour for eachperson to bo obtainod from tho

Hale OiwiW W Dimonds store von Holt

Block or at any of tho popularbeach resorts or by tolophono 5Con week days or 921 on Sundays

Oanoos sont anywhere on tho Beach531 tf

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Oilico Honokaa Humakua Hawaii

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Has Opened His Shop at No 321 on KingStreet T B Murrays Promises

Horso Owners will find It to their advan ¬tage to patronlzo tho new shop

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Will leavo Honolulu TaesdayB at 0 r mtouch ng at Kahulul Hana Hamoa andKlpamlu Maui Returning arrives atHonolulu Sunday morningsU-

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Consignees must bo ut tho Landings toreceive their freight this Company willnot hold Itsolf responsible for freight afterIt has been lauded

Live Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible forMoney or valuables of passengers unlessplacod In tho caro of Pursers

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EditorHosldlnc In Honolulu

MONDAY JUNE 7 1897

INTEBOEPrED TELEGRAMS

Annexation Club to ThuiistonYou draw Jiko a soap and siiRarpoultico What do jou do uitb alltho stuff we send you Wo passedthe hat again tho other day amongour businoss mon and all of themwith the exception of tho mission-ary

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firms rofuBod to dig up nuymoro Ono man put up but did notrrant to have his partner know aboutit You cannot count upon receiv ¬ing anothor remittance after thisDont come homo

DOLE THE OOUilTIEtt

It was amusing on Saturday after-noon

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to watch President Dole in hisrole as a courtier at the MaternityHomo luau The President of thisdemocratic Government arrived

accidentally a few minutes beforethe Queen Dowager and waiting herarrival assisted Kalakauas widowfrom hor carriage to the grounds ofthe Homo Somo poople wondoredwhether Dolo ramombared his posi ¬tion in 1887 when hn was ono of thefive who woll nevor mindit is auoiont history or whether hostill romembers 1893 or whethermost likely coming ovents are

throwing their shadows ahead Itwas a refreshing sight anyway

ET TU BBUTE P

And now comes tho Advertisersaying View the conditions fromany standpoint desired tho studontof the situation cannot got awayfrom tho fact that Hawaii to day isin tho air Just where it will dropan all powerful Frovidonco alonocan say To what a lame and im-potent

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conclusion have the con-spirators

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of January 1893 comewhen their organ can uttor thoabove language The best govern-ment

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theso islands evor had bosrun publio affairs uqtil Hawaii to-day

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is in the air

The monarchy had both feet onthe ground until tho forces of thoUnited Statos under Stovons andWiltse ovorturnod it and wouldhavo had tho conspirators in thoair but tor the said forcos and allwould have been woll to day Howovor wo livo in 1897 and by gonesshould be by gones

But when tho Advertiser attemptsthe pious act in saying Just wheroHawaii will drop an all powerfulProvidence alono can say TneIndependent must put in a de-murrer

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and hold tho best govern-ment

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dowu in tho court of MrThurstons partnor whore proceed-ings

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wore first taken aud havo boencontinued up to this timo No pray-ing

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good Lord and good doyilShould Frovidonco tako hold ofHawaiian affairs in dead earnest tho

best government may take to thowoods Just now Mr Thurston andhis partner have the swing

BOMB PERTINENT REMARKS

Wo are permlttod to make thofollowing extracts from a lotterfrom San Froucisoo writton by agentleman who is woll informed andwho has exceptional opportuuitiei

for securing information Thofooling in regard to omiexatiou hnachanged the very mou who tlirooyoars iwo lalkodloudly of the American fliiK floating out in tho PaoifioOcean arn now in favor of thepoliuyof notiiuiorvtiiitioii There arn manycauses which inilueiieu this ehaugoof opinion Tho first is a far hotteracquaintance with the situation nmthe circumstances of the dethrone ¬ment as you know it on tho spot atthe tune The feeling amongst thosesympathizing with tho native Hawaiians is that they have been quithitherto because their Queen toldthem to lomuin so with a view ofhaving her wiongs righted by thoUnited States 3et just as soon as itis kuown that tho United States ac ¬cepts the Senate report as final andwill do nothing unless absolutelyorced to not tho native poople will

no longer accept tho condition ofthings but make alliance with auydisturbing element for the purposoof restoration of the monarchy Ithink that so far as tho presentdrend by the Dolo government issincere this is the course of thingsthey fear Thon the tariff questionwith m is a oiy serious matter womust have more revenue say thefinanciers It is suggested that wohave allowed MO000000 of sugar tocome in froo of duty in loss thantwenty years that neither our owncouutry nnr Hawaii has benefittedby it that tho treaty hos been sole-ly

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for tho benefit of a few sugarplanters who hoard their millionsThis view of matters is helped alongby tho growth of tho beet sugar iuterost which has ceasod to be anexperiment California ouco yourally for closer relationship now hastho strongest of reasons for koepiugyou at a distance Tho Stato needsthe protection for beet sugar whicha duty on your caue sugar will bringto her and I see uothiug butfinancial ruin for your sugar ostatosunless they cau do business on afour to eight per cent profit Theyoan pay no such dividends as in thopast Ono man of whom it wasasked what would bocome of thoislands in case annexation was refusod and abrogation of tho recipro-city

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treaty bocamo a fact repliedThoy must go back to just wherothey wero prior to 1878 their com-mercial

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prosperity was overthrownin 1893 tho treaty never benefittedtho common people and in timetheir situation would bo as it oncewas It is hard to soo or say howthe treacherous ovorthrow of thoformer government has worked thoruin of the present rulers yet suchis the mineral belief I horo hoardit said that tho men now in powerif their pride would allow it wouldlike to eoo tho monarchy reestablish-ed

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Olaus Sprpokels who has donea great deal for the commorco ofthe inlands is I think thoroughlysick of them his capital and hisinterests in businoss aro far morolikely to bo dovoted to building upthe beet sugar industry In Washington just now it is all Cuba uponwhich resolutions aro offered inCongress aud columns of discussionin tho newspapers You could notget up any oxcitomont thoro justnow on Hawaii whatever the issue

Escaped Erom tho Marion

A sailor belonging to thp U S SMarion who is uudor a very heavyseutonoo for having committed anunnatural offense has succeeded inescaping in spito of boing under nstrict guard and it 1b stated in irons

No traco of the escaped conviothas yet beon found

It is reported that tho actingjailor will place a double guard attho jail to proventtho escaped sailorfrom entering tho promisos whore acortnin missionory pot is confinedand that similar precautions will botaken at tho Polico Station whoroanother Wlldo has taken up hisrosidonce

A Suggestion

To morrow is the Philadelphiaand Marions shore drill day Thetroops will land at tho usual hourTun Independent suggoBts an attackon Puuohbowl for a change thoforcos dividing for attack and defonse

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TOPICS OF THE DAK

The Hawaiian Amusement Company seems to havo a palont backnotion that furnishes anything butnrnusoinout

Messrs Warron and Chamberlainof tho police foree have beu moroor less justly dealt with for violationof tho rules sot to govern themwhile Lieut Kekai aud Gus Cordesare permitted to slip through themeshes of tho same rules Carry anQveu hand Mr Marshal

So Parson Beokwith went fromMakawno to Wailuku to pray at thooponing of the Second Circuit Courof this funny littlo republic thatJohn W Kaltin presides over Youmade a mistake Mr Beckwith youshould havo como to hoadquartorsbut thon you might have failedjust tho samo Like master liloman

Tho Advortisor says Tho poli-tical

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and commercial stability ofthin country can bo assured only byone of tho great national powersroaihiug out a positive protectingarm How would it do by way ofa ohango to institnto a home gov ¬ernment of tho people by the peo-ple

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and for tho people Just lotthe people have a word at tho ballotbox nnd lot the majority havo a voicein directing tho so called Republicof Hawaii

There seem to bo many peoplehere who do not realizo that Hawaiihas a Hawaiiau Press which is en-titled

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to tho samo courtesy null con-sideration

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ni aro tho newspaperspublished in the English or otherlanguages Thero are newspapershere printed iu tho Hawaiiau langu-age

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which aro read and known bymany more peoplo than are thoforeign papers Whenever tho

services of tho Hawaiian papers areconsidered of consequence the goodpeople who manage luaus entor- -

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tninmouts shows etc etc can al ¬ways find them Whenever an exohangoof courtesy is in order thoHawaiian papers aro forgottenEventually tho native press will notbo ai accommoduliug as it is at pre ¬sent

Tho Hawaii Herald treats thokilling of the Chinese contract la ¬borer at Hakalau in a merrysportive manner hardly in keepingwith its bravo motto Indepen-dent

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in all things Neutral innothing Civilization has notreached a high standard when itsexponents may oraek jokes over thoromaius of a Chinaman douo todeath by cruelty that is barbaricTho killing of tho Chinese at Lihuonud Hakalau has its serious sido tooil but fools

Oombination of OongroKtttlouH

At tho moruiug sorvico of theSeuond Congregation of St AndrewsCathedral tho Rev Alex Mackin ¬tosh gavo notice of a meeting of thoCongregation for 730 to morrowevening in the Sunday Suhool RoomsIt is understood that tho sub-ject

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to be diseusAod is thefuturo wolfnro of tho Church audincidentally the uuiou of the twoiioiigregaliutis a proposition whichis supposed to have tho warm en ¬dorsement of tho Bishop aud manyexcellent churchmen

Tho Mutoruity Homo Luau

The luau given by tho ladies con ¬nected with tho Maternity Homo onSaturday last was well attended andtho financial result was highly grati-fying

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to tho management of thatworthy institution Many promi-nent

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citizens wero present withladies aud children and all enjoyedtho sumptuous luau tho beautifulflowers and other good things lurnishud by the loading ladies of Ho-nolulu

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It is understood that morethan 1000 will be realized from theluau

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IT IS PUKERainier beer is not Injurious to tho

weakest organization but promoteshealth and strength and preserves itAs a wholesome tonic it 1ms NOEQUAL On tap or in bottles at theCriterion Saloon

MONDAY

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TopesHonolulu June 6 1807

CREAM COtTlES PROM COWS

and so doe milk Probablyyou know that but do youknow time tho De Laval UroumSeparator is just tbc verything you wunt ior it willwill have you in actual cashresults alono at least 10 acow a year and maltc yourdairy work profitable andsatisfactory instead of thereverse It saves in skimm-ing-and in churning- - it savesin time and in labor nd IN10 ID AD WATER andthat is important in view ofthe scarcity of that climentand a threatened drought Itensures a puro product andat increased butter value andwhile giving a much superiorcrcam REMOVES 1 UliER- -

ULOSLS and disoao germsand fjivos warm fresh sweetskin milk Xow tho Alphamachines aie the best sim ¬plest and mo t scientific in thomarket ami we win by specinlarrangement sill them at re-duced

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prices The BABYHUMMING BIRD is aneasily operated hand machinesimple enoutih for a childto run and just suitable forhome use There are othersizes Then if you want achurn wo can safely recom ¬mend our Cylindrifals from250 upwards or a good

substantial bx one If youhave a cow and like to makeyour own butter for breakfastcall and inspect our stuck

Tub Hawaiian Hardware Co Id307 Fokt Sthket

We shall offer to the Masses aof a Bankrupt Stock

bonght in New York

The Goods are now being Marked andwill be ready for Inspection

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Sheriff Andrews of Hawaii i intown

Bluo Snrgo Suits woll tuado for 7Qt Korra

J T Waterliousoconntor for you

has n bargain

Attorney General Smith roturucdto tho iity yontorday

Captain Uerger and his baud pinyat Emma Square this evening

The Sons of St Georgo iustnltheir officers for tho ensuing yoarthis oveuiug

Tho Board of Registration is againoff to tho country districts to drumup a few voters

Collarettes Holtsnnd Neck RuohingsN S Sachs

nnd Ohoakorsfor tho races at

Tlio Fourth of July oommittoomeet at tho Arliugtou on Wednes ¬day evening noxt

Latest leather Baits Kid Glovonnd tho finest line of Shirt Waistsat N S Sachs

Tho Tug of Wnr repents its suc ¬cessful attraction to morrow even ¬ing Buy vour tickets early

Ho for tho racosl Lndiei andchildren trimmed Hats for tho litcorrect Btylo at N S Sachs

His Excellency tho U S MinisterprcMintid his credentials this morniug nnd was received with the cus ¬tomary courtesies

Jtiou Ouuanohohas an excellentpoultry diuuor to morrow in familystylo with plenty of othor goodthings to select from

Fine Orgnudies coufeotion Mus-lins

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in blue pink lavender nilegroou leghorn and cardinal showyand pretty malorial nt N S Sachs

Tho Y SI 0 A will probablyBhortly have a cyolo track of theirown and it may expectod to bo con ¬ducted on clean and wholesomeprinciples

Attorney General W O wou Smithwillleavo for Hawaii to morrow Itis roportod that His Excellency willpersonally investigate the Hakalaumurder case

A change of venue having boongranted tho four natives chargedwith the murder of n Chinaman onMolokai hnvo boon brought to thincity for trial

Thoro will bo a special meeting oftho Y H I this ovoniug at FosterHall All members are requested toattend as thoro is business of im ¬portance to be considered

The many friends of A St MMackintosh will bo glad to hoar thathe is again on deck at tho ForeignOffice having completely rocovorodfrom his rocent severe indiBpostion

Tho Ka Ahailono o Hawaii cele-brated

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its first ihsnu this morningwith a lu a u luncheon in whioh thtentire stnff of Tun Independent joiuod with their best wishes for thosuccess of tho uhw venture

Major J Wnltor Jones loaves onTuesday for Hawaii During hisabsonco Capt Camara will bo incommand of tho second battalionHo is one of our host officers andwoll worthy of tho command

W W Dimond has somethingvory interesting and importaut toocouomionl householders in hisnotico to day Ho has evidontlytaken tho lead in all inattors pertaining to crockery and glassware

Tho Portugueso colobratod WhitSunday in a regular old countryfasuion yesterday tub onuroufestival nttraoted thousands duringSaturday and Sunday tho baudplayod on and in tho evoning thorowore fireworks around Puuohbowl

A largo numbor of visitorsauioncst whom wore many ladiesand children enjoyed tho hospitality of Ool Shorwood nt Long BranchBaths yesterday and wore gratifiedby having a cIobb view of tho dash ¬ing waves whioh broke in mountainour maRSOs of silvory foam along thereof ouoirclod shore Tho surf isbreaking more grandly at prosoutthan for a year past and tho daringsurf riders give added intorost tothe inspiring oconn view

Sharkoy Will Defeat Malier

There can bo no doubt says aprominent sportsman that Sharkoywill defeat Manor whon thoy mootat tho end of this month If thispropheoy comes out correct thoSailors viofory can bo attributed totho fact that ho rubs his inuormnu down with tho fino braud ofO P S whiskey now impprted horoby J H Lovojoy Co and cools offon pure Soattlo boor whioh wholesoino bovoragon nro now beiug sorveilat tho Auohor Saloon

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A GOOD DATiL GAME

Th Rnulmonto Dpfoat tho StiiB ina CIobii Oanio

Tho game plnyod on Saturdaylast on tho Heoroation Grounds be ¬tween tho Hegimeut nud Star teamsin tho baseball championship serieswas one which woll repaid thosepresent to witness and tho absontones lost tho opportunity of sooiugtho most interesting game so farplayod this season By reason oftho rainy woathor which mado thoball groaRy and tho ground slip-pery

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tho game was marked by num-erous

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errors to oithor sido tho Rogimouts making 10 and tho Stars 8Tho ovonnos of play mado tho gameattimosoxcitingand tho interest waBmaintained until the last inningsTho Regiments had the game wontwo or throo timos but tho Starspluckily stayed on deok and buckodadvoreo fate in suoh n manner thatit was a close call for tho Rogimontsto pull out victors which they didfinally iu a scoro of 15 to 11 Timoof game 2 hours 20 minutes Um ¬pires Whitney and Lucas ScorerBlaekley Following is tho scoro byinnings

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FIELD NOTES

A clone call 15 to 1 1Twas a Star game allright all

rightMoore dono moro than his share

Ho was in it with both feetTub Independent called tho turn

right au iutorosting aud hardfought gamo

Tho Stars faced the music of thosphoro as pluckily as UBunl

Chester Lightdiet was a hoavywoight at work in playing ballFqul ilies died in his hands

Umpiro Harry Whitney mindsneither wind nor woathor Windwas UBod for timo but Harry saidnilDunoan should bo roasted only

ho is really not in coudition butworked hard

Old roliablo Duko OConnorstopped the gamo

Babbitt worked hard nnd made agood showing Reservo Lionel wasalso on hand

A greasy ball and Blippory ployby both uinos

Evon tho bloaohor kids got onto Gorman whon ho panted intho 8th

Cincinnati May 11th CincinnatiG Now York 5 11 innings Bothplayed ball in the proseuco of 1000people

Tho oxohangos say that tho Aus ¬tralian players wore expected to boat least 3rd class profossiouals butthoy are not oven 1st class amatoursGet on some local olubl

Harry Wildor diad short touohwith Hevornl hot ones but sovoredcounootion quickly

Lunhiwas home run in the firstwas well earned Uoruinn shouldhave stopped that collision in tho5th

The nudiouco was woll pleasedwith tho chaugoablo events in thogame

Both teams played ball forbrood novor mind tho errors thowoathor and ground wero againstclose ploy

Pahau as usual playod woll butGorman and Bowers did lay himout nont in tho second

Monro in liable to bo jailed forstealing so many bases So are Ma ¬nuka and Porcy Lishman

Gorman plnyod well bohiud thobnt ns did Ounhn and Wilder butsome of their second throws werowide

Kannohi hold a hot one fromOunhn iu the Gth whioh gave theStare a oiphor instead of n tally

Scoror Blaokloy is tho dolicht oftho press don Affable aud up todate

Tho ohnncos aro that thoro willnot bo any gamo next SaturdayToo much liorso

Gorman is nil over tho fiold in abnll game On Saturday he got inaide another mans pants

Thoy novor stopped for woathorBoth nines played ball togetherAnd Gorman mado much laughter

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A Morry limn f It nnd n GoodEveiiUigo Sport

Thoro wbb plonty of fun aud ex ¬citement at tho opening night of thoTug of War contest on Saturday attho Bristols pavilion on tho comerof Beretnnin and Alakea Streetsand tho monagers gavo tho largo at ¬tendance full vnluo for tho gnlomoney and thoro wero no kicks re ¬gistered Tho Hawaiian QuintottoClub boys furnished capital musicand iu fact by thoir musclo stirringstrains of Moanalun soorod a creditfor that tontn proving that musichas charms to stir the huggingbreast and mako the manly bosomswell off into tho muscular tissuesof arms and thighs

The able officers who honestly audjudiciously discharged thoir import ¬ant duties wero Judge ThomasWright reforeo and starter H EWalker timo keeper Charles Crauoand markor W Nott

Tho first contest was between twobrawny stalwart and massive teamsof natives handsome specimens ofphysical manhood representing thoHonolulu Iron Works and tho Paltaka or wharf boys This was nsplendid contest of 33 minutes nudthou as tho Foundry boys won totho 5 feet notch tho roof was liftodwith sunh uproarious olieors thatDolo Cabinet probably trembled atthe thought of another revolutionbut tho military wero not despatchedto Tantalus or Waikiki

Considerable interest was taken intho next tug for the appearance ofthe team of tho sailor boys of thoPhiladelphia was more promisingthan that of tho Waikiki uativofishermen aud boat boys but it wassoon seon that tho rule that appear ¬ances are often deceiving was a goodthing to bet your hat on for thokanakas downod the Navy in nineminutes

Tho third pull should haro beonwith a team that showed its discre-tion

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by running away to fightanother day so tho Monnalua toatnwas pitted against a scratch kanakateam Things wero going veryevenly until the biased band boysstruck up on their twangers Moanalua This was quite enoughtho stratch toamKcouldut stand such

niUBio ns that and they quietlyfainted away into tuthorial spaceleaving their ropo wraith as amemento in tho hands of tho boysfrom tho haunts of Sunday luausoicoiouao and otner insKiuesses

To morrow ovoniug tho contestingteams will bo

1 U S S Marion vs Monnalua- 2 Honolulu Iron Works vs Wai-kiki

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3 Pakaka vsUSS PhiladelphiaTho admission will bo of and

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TOG OF WAR

Tuesday Evoning June 8

At Bristols Pavilion C0111- -ininrinn nf R fiVlnnlr

U S S Marlon vs Makani Uoeo

Honolulu lion Works ys Waikiki

Pakaka vs U S S Philadelphia

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JUNEJ1 1897OFFICIAL PROGRAM

Itncos will Common co at lO a mShnrp on tho 11th

Races will Oommonco at 1 p m ontho 12 th

FRIDAY JUNE 11

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Running raco half mile dashFreo for all

FOURTH MERCHANTS PURSETrotting and Pacing to Harness

bost 2 in 8 235 class Purso 150

FIFTH --IRWIN CUP RUNNINGOno milo dash for Hawaiian bred

Horses to bo won twice by mem ¬bers of tho Jookey Club 5150added

SIXTH MULE RACEOno milo dash Purse 50

SEVENTH KAPIOLAN1 PARKPURSE

Trotting and Pacing to Harnessbest 2 in 3 230 class PurBO 150

EIGHTH OCEANIC S S COSCUP 150 ADDED

Running Race lodash Hawaiian bred

NINTH PRESIDENT WIDEMANNS CUP

One and a quarter miles froo forall 150 added to no won twico

SATURDAY JUNE 12

Nob 1 and 2 samo as Juno 11

THIRD HAWAIIAN JOOKEYCLUB PURSE

Five eighths of a mile dash forHawaiian breds Purso 150

FOURTH ENTERPRISE BREW-ING

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COMPANYS PURSE

Paoing and Trotting frno for allbost 8 iu 5 Purse 150 with 50added

FIFTH ROSITA CHALLENGECUP 200 ADDED

Running Raco one mile dash

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