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Hankow August 15 Of all theprnviHrn Shausi holus tho recordfor dlabolcal massacros and barb-arities

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At one time it looked aB ifnot single fotoiiner could by anypossibility escape the murdorotipurpose of Yu Ilsion whom ourMinisters to mphiely allowed to bemade Governor thorp Fortunatelytomo have escaped A party ofrofugoes from SbVnsI arrived hereto day aftor eucoilutering suoh suf¬

ferings and hair bread li escapes aswill be difliuult t ktftid a parallel foranywhere v

The party eonFjs of Mr andMrs A R SaundorA with two cbildrnn other two of their childrendied on tho war and Mr A Jen ¬

nings and Mis Gtlhrip all fromPiugyao Mr E J Cooper and twochildren from Luobthg Mrs Coopor Miss Rice and Miss Houatoralso from that city woio lulled outho way or died from injuries received Mr and Mr A E Gloverwith two children and Miss Gatesfrom Luan All are members of theChina Inland Mission and of thenineteen who started tho perished

The story t Ley toll is as followAll was quiot at Pingyao until the25th of June Tho magistrate wasfriendly and had issued a proclama-tion

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denouncing the Boxers andpromisiug protection to foreignersand Christians We were awarethat there was trouble on the routebetween us and Tientsin but didnot know much as o what was go-

ing¬

on or anticipate danger Onthat day however we received aletter Jroui Toiyuau enclosing acopy of a proclamation which hadjust beon issued bjr Yu Hsien thoGovernor in which tho people weieinformed that China was at warwith foreigners aud that all foreigndevils must be destroyed Ou thebads of that we learned that ourmagistrate was having his favorableproclamation taken down from thowalls and that a mob had alreadybegun to demolish ourchapol in thecity Liter ou in tho evening amob arrived at our house in thosuburb and we were driven to takerefuge iu yamen The magistratedeclared that ho could not help usHe bad rooHived orders no longer toprotect foretguorr and bade us de ¬

part inpeaio At length in answerto our ontritioB he agreed to sendus to Taiyuan 150 li distant underescort so wo started north for theCapital We got whhin 20 li of itwithout adventure whou we met anative Christian whom wn knowHoeing south He implored us foturn back as the Inland Mission hadbeen already burned the RomanCatholic establishment pulled downand all tho foreigners were iu theBaptist Mission compound sur-rounded

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by a great mob who werethreatening to burn it with all whoporo iusid Oj this we turnodbai k to Piugyao aud our escort atonce loft us Wo had not muchmoney and people demand exorbit ¬

ant prices for ererytbiup ovn forthe simple reason to pass along thoroad We sold our clothes audpawned whatevor would pawn in-

cluding our wadding rings aud in

this way reached our station Lucheug safe but stripped

Luchong had not yet boon riotedbut only two days peace was allowedus when with the friends there wn

had to floe for our lives at midnightwith nothing but one donkey loadof bedding and clothes and a Bupply of silver whioh wo divided upamongst the party Which direc-

tion¬

to take wo did not know Togo north again waB out of the ques-tion

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and eastward to Shantung wasequally impossible so wo made forthoEoiith hoping to get throughHoparj and Hupoh to nankow

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fruits as well as supplied withfruits trees indigenous to HawaiiTho acreage of 4061 aoea in feesimple and SI 16 acres under longand favorable leases

Included in the improvements onthe foe simple portions is a roomymodern dwelling house furnishedwith sanitary aud other conveneuces there is also situated thereon

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This Corujmny reserves tho rlghinako chnnpoo in the tlmoof dopnrturoandarrival of its Bteamoxs without notlco andit will not be responsible for any consequfneos arising therefrom

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EDMUND NOBBIE EditorW HOKAOB WRIGHT Aoelitant

EditorHcBldlnc in Honolnln

FRIDAY SEPT 28 1900

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WBNaS TO BE RIGHTED

It is astonishing tlmt tho organof Mr Dole the I O Advertisershould commit au outrage on com ¬

mon juatico and decency by ad ¬

vocating that no compensation forlosses should be paid to the menwhoso homes woro destroyed whosobusiness were ruined through theimbecile act of the men in authoritywho creatod the so called bubonicplague hero and instigated tholooting of the Treasury

Thoro ate vory few men indeedwho will deny the juBtico of theChinese claims for damages doneduring tho plague period and thefew who do so belong fortunately totho Republican party a party whichexists simply through the vile powerof the trusts a party which respectsneither law or equity

Who was it who in tho recentmeetings of the Council of Statefought against the fire claims Wasit Paul Isonborg jr or Sam DamonNo it was Mr A G M Robertsontho man whom the Republicans callhoir drawing card and whom they

have had the unmitigated effronteryto place in nomination forLogislative honors

Not a man on the Democratic orIndependent side has ever deniedtho fact that justice must be donoto the sufferers of the unnecessarydestruction of property during thoplague epidemic It was left to theRepublican organ to do that and toMr Robertson to advocate the un-

just¬

policy of his party

And again wo listen to a plaintiveyelp from the Republican organwhich is opposing tho claims ofthose who were wrongfully andfalsely imprisoned in 1895 Claimswhich have been acknowledged asjust and reasonable by all tho groatpowors claims which have been or-

dered¬

paid by tho Qovernment atWashington and from tho settle ¬

ment of which Dole and his tribehavo shirked now only to place theresponsibility for their blunder onthe head of the territorial Legisla-ture

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And who was the man who causedtbeso peoplo to be unjustly oastinto jail subjected to an arbitrarytrial and eveu threatened with murior The leader in this infamousutrage was Mr A G M Robertsonho as advocate general sent Ha

v aiiausand foroignera alike to jailsome without a trial and othersfftor a mock trial by a mob thonames of whom are to be fouudc u the rolls of the Republicanparty No self respecting Hawai ¬

ian who has his peopled interest atheart can oast a vote for men whonro willing to rob tho sufferersthrough the official tires of theirrights as thoy did tho men of J5 oftheir liberty

It may be difficult for the treasuryto meet tho claims but a wiso legis-

lature can ttud tho menus withwhich tho cmorgonoy cau bo metTho suar barons havo novor yot

paid their pro rata of taxes Thoday has como when they will bomade to ditgorgo a small proportionof tho enormous IncomoB for thocommon weal

TOPICS OF THE DAY

A Merchants Republican Clubhas been organized by J P Conboaud J A Oilman As only C00

hsoles havo registered horn andtwo thirds of that number beloug totho Domooratia Indcpondent partywo presume that tho Republicanmerchants will bu found mainly

in tho Asiatic quarters

The Republican party has nowengaged a gleo club as the Govern-or wouldnt let them havo tho govnrnmont band Tho ploo club is

practising tho beautiful funeralmarch the words to which beginwith Down went McGinty andit will be playod appropriately ontho evening of November Jth whentho burial of tho Republicans takesplace

Tho appointmont of J A Konnedy to be tho pormanout chairmanof the Republicau Central Commit-tee

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was a pleasant surprise to thoDomocratic aud Independent par-

ties¬

Mr Kennedys unpopularityamong tho employees of tho Hono-

lulu¬

Iron Works has never beenquestioned Every man will voteagainst anybody and anything withwhich Kennedy is connected excepttho payroll

James K Kaulia in an interviewwith an Advertiser man talks as ifho was the wholo cheese of thoIndependent party He is reportedas saying wo will not choose any oftho nominees of tho Democraticparty Will Mr Kaulia kindly in-

form

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tho public of the date when hobecame a weJ Tho Advertiser is

welcome to Mr Kaulia and his poli-

tical¬

strength

Would it not bo wiso and properfor the Board of Health to leave tothe next Legislature tho task ofmaking rules and regulations for theLeper Settlement and other publicinstitutions under its jurisdictionMr C B Reynolds the agent ofthe Board and the de facto superin-tendent

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of tho settlement is a littlepromature in his suggesting furtherrestrictions on the unfortunate people at Kalaupapa It would bemoro propor for him to explain howD H Kahaulelio was permitted tovisit tho Settlement in companywith Judgo Mahoe without a permitrr without any better reason thanthat ho wanted to talk politiosTho Board of Health needs to haveits wings dipped Tho membersand officers arrogate to thomselvospowors which aro wholly vested inthe Legislature

Miss Lottie Kruogor is croditnwith an interview published iu thoKansas City Journal and reproducedby tho Advertiser Miss Kruegorwho was a toscher hero makes sever ¬

al amusing statements in her inter-view

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Sho io not very wrong whenshe Efty

Theroaro a great many wealthynatives in tho city and also Englishand Americans who came to the isl-

and¬

as missionaries sold tho Blbloand gospel to the native for landand afterwards entered into com-

mercial¬

pursuits aud are now veryrich Everything is a monopolythere aud its bard for a young manto set up for himself iu business onthis account Provisions aud merchandise are extremely high eggsaro six for a quarter a tiuy roll ofbutter costs 80 cents anything inthe shape of a chicken 100 and aturkey from 1 to 5

Sho must havo been misunder ¬

stood however when sho is quotedas saying that there is no publicschool system as yot iu tho cityHonolulu Wo aro proud horo of

our public Bohools which havo beenendorsod at ovory great expositionheld during the past ten years MissKruogors references to QueonLikiliki and to tho Hawaiians arosimply tho result of misinformationto which all malihinis aro victimsHer statement that the native

women aro all vory lloshy oflrnwolghing from 200 to 800 poundsis a slander which our girls withtholr beautiful figures and 10 inchoorsots will resent That MittKruegnr gained in weight whilevisiting Honolulu is not an unusualresult of a stay in Honolulu al ¬

though nn incroaso from 112 poundsto 1 JO pounds is above the aveiagoAs a wholo Miss Kruegers impres ¬

sions have been expressed in a verybright aud interesting manner

CORRESPONDENCE

Lumber Ymds

Ed Tue IndependentCan you toll mo why lumberyards

can bo permitted to be establishedwithin tho tiro limits of the citywhile no permit cau be granted fortho orecliou of a wooden buildingI should imagine that a small woodon house on Merchant street wjuldnot ba as dnngoroiu m the stackingof hundred of thousands of shin ¬

gles and thousands of feet of lumbur between Merchant and Quionstreet Where is the Superintend ¬

ent of Public Works aud tho Chiefof the Firo Department nud everybody cIbo in authoritj

A Citizen

Tho lumbor yard is all right Itdootnt light a tiro or uso lamps asis tho ciso in houses Tho quesliousas to where the authorities mention ¬

ed aro can only bo answered by usby saying in their skin We arenot their keepers Ed

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Dr O B Cooper having this dayformed a partnership with Dr J TMcDonald formerly of Sau Fraucisun the firm of Drs CooperMcDonald will carry ou tho practiceoccupying tho offices formerly usedby Dr Cooper

Dr Coopor 880 to 10 a m 2 to iaud 7 to 8 p m

Dr McDonald 10 a m to 2 p m7 to 8 p m

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LINDSAYManirfacliirng

SaleWe have sold lots of goods In every

Department at this Great Sale

7e still have some bargains in allDepartments

But we must have more room fornew goods purchased by- Mr Kerr inNew ork

And for the next few days we aregoing to offer the balance of our bar ¬

gains at still further reduced prices

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onwvwXiOUAL AND GISNEltAi NEWS

Hnrt Si Co spoot to opun thoircow Elite building next month

Tho Honolulu Driving Assneiatiuu moots at tho Hawaiian HotelIbis evening

Jack OConnor and Fred Kileyaru the aHsistauls to Mr tiiaapsou ttho Pantheon

Honolulu Mosiougor Scrvico de ¬

liver messages anil packages TnlejFImnf S7H

Tl h Nippon Maru is duo fromSii brancisco to morrow but mayorrivj thi evening

Robert P Lauge lwa notified thoHoveiuor of bin appointment asViuo CutiKiil for Bulgintn

Tho Japanese moot to morrowevening to conf ider their lire claimsut tho Japanese primary school

Llavo your cianipagu documentsdelivered by tho American Memougor Smvieo Telephone Man lJD

Excavation for tbo AlexanderYoung builditiK ill be begun onMonday inoruiug by tho BishopEstato

Mr Christian Hedumaun themnitauor of tho Honolulu IronWorks was iu Cuba when laBt hoardfrom

Whnn you waut a hack ring up191 On that stand you will get atollable and good driver r Quo backand no overcharging

Thro will be a ipneial meeting ofthe Oun nber of Carumoreo atoclock ih a sfternoon to take actioniu toward to l he Gralvm toa disaster

Thoro was a vary large attendanceat tho Band concert at the UawaiianHotel last night although the heavyshowers somewhat suisrred tho onjoymout

At last nil lits mooting of the Rpubioan Executive Committee itwas decided to opun tho oratoricaloarnpagn to morrow at Hauulu Kahuku and Waialua

Tho headquarters of the localDemocracy hav heon moved from1 h Model block to a room over theoffices of the Kapiolini ostato onItaahumouu street

Tho alumnis of Puuahou will holdn reception this evening in honor ofMr and Mr A M Smith at PauahiHall Mr Smith in tho now Pres ¬

ident of tho College

A large number of Chinese weroohargod with gambling in tho Dis-

trict¬

Court this morning ThoChinese seem fo be tho only gam-blers

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iu Honolulu

This eveniug the officers of all republicrn precinct elubi are request ¬

ed to meet at Republican Head ¬

quarters in ho Elite building toooufor with tho Executive Commit-tee

Thoro will be a Republicau massmeeting at the Drill Shed on Mon ¬

day veiling undor tho auspices ofth Young Mens Republican ClubTbo Gloo Club will sing new selec-tions

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Superintendent Reynolds of theLsper Settlement has made a con-

venient¬

arrangement by which al ¬

though they can readily conversetogether vsitor to the settlementare prevented from coming intocontact with the sick

Colonol and Mrs C P Iaukeo andtheirdauRhtor left by tho Mioworafor tho Mainland Mias Iaukea willattend fobool in B iston where horbrother is at present putting thefinishing touches to his studios Thecolonel and his wife will bo absentfor several mouths

A new company of tho N G His baing formed to take tho placn ofCompany E which disbandedMost of the applicants for member ¬

ship in tho new Company are HawaiiMis Since the Organio Act waspassed by Cougross tho intorost inliiilttary matters here has inoreasod

Shipping Notes

Tho ship John Currior sailed yes ¬

terday afternoon for Soaltlo in bal-

last¬

Tho Foarloas towed hoi outsjdo tho harbor

Tho bark Skagit Captaiu Robin ¬

son arivad yesterday afternoonfromPorJnCrflmllo whonco sho sail-

ed¬

on the 8th instautTwelve thousand pes of oil frojn

tho Challenger have been storod ip

tho Kerosene warehouse ThoHelou Browor on xlie way from NowYork duo next mouth bos 18000oases aboard

Sohoouer Aloha which recentlyreturned from Laysnu Island is

jiiakiug roady to lcavo for tho Coast

THE BOABD OF UKAXiXB

Tho Coruotoriea and Othor MattoraDiecuDscd

At yosterdays meeting of thoBoard Mr Low my presontod the fol-

lowing¬

resolutionNo provision hiving boon made

for tho disposition of tho dead sincetho resolution of the board passedApril 5 1903l4p forbidding furtherburials withiueortaiu limits in thedistrict of Honolulu after October1 1900 excopt on special pormit oftho board be it

Resolved That tho oxeeutivooflicer ia hereby authorized to grantspecial burial permits such permitshowever not to conflict with regulatiou No 18 or tho sanitary codu oftbo BArd of Health

The provisions referred to reloto the usual regulations with rogardto depth of burial and tho locationof graves near springs etc Theresolution passed

A V Gear appearod boforo thoboard to advocate his proposed comotary at Waialae Ho describedthe looation of the cometary andMessrs Lowrey and Smith of theboard reported favorably on it andit was decided on tho spot to permitthe construction of the cemotary asproposed

President Wood told of visitingtho proposed oenidtary near PearlHarbor which a oompany in whiohD J Berry is president is planningTbo place was n good oue DrWood said located close to tho rail-

road¬

tracks near Raymond GrovoArrangements have been made withtho railroad people to run funeralcars on their trains for the benefitof funoral parties Dr Wood belioved that the place was an excel-lent

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one for the purpose and ad-

vised¬

that the proposition to estab-lish

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ono thoro bo accepted whon itwas made

Incidentally it was stated thatthe Rapid Transit Company wouldask as compensation for buildingan olootrio road to the now cemotary a grant of land in tho visiuityof tho place Likewise it was statedthat the road would in all probabi-lity

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build a loop around DiraondHead returning by way of WnikikiBeaab

Lattera wore received from DrRodgere secretary of tho Board ofEducation wherein ho stated thatthe Boird of Eiucithn wai sorrythat the matter of the sanitary con-

dition¬

of tho schools was discussedin an open meeting of the Board ofHealth and given to tho press bo-

foro¬

it was called to the attentionof tho Board of Education DrWood said in this connection thattbo mattor cf the sanitary conditionof the schools was brought up intho Board of Health upon a reportof Dr Pratt sanitary ollicor and hebelieved that it was a matter thatwas properly diecussod by tboBoird of Hoalth iu open sessiou

Dr Rodgors also sent the boarda copy of tho resoution of thoBoard of Education wherein theBoard of Health was requested tomake enquiries concerning thenumber of children who wore koptout of tbo schools on account ofbeing unable to secure health cortificatas Dr Wood stated thatnothing could be dono until thoBoard of Health ascertained thenumber and this it had been uuableto do so far

A resolution was introduced byDr Emerson rpquiriqg all Govern ¬

ment physicians to report the Boardof Health ell tho children whomthey had examined for admission tothe schools with a statement con ¬

cerning all who had bean refusedhealth certificate and for whatcause

It was decided that no furtherbuilding permits should bo grantedfor portions of Kakaako as woll asfor Kowalo until measures aro takento 611 in that section of thecity upto the established leyohj of thostreets

Dr Garvin reported that the chil-dren of the Knpiolaui Homo forGirls who are temporarily doraicilod at tho Kalihl receiving stationwtrn not ulaased with their nowhome and wauted to get back to

XWWimnMioiiiinifMWiWiWl

their old quarters As tho boardbad already passed a resolutionwhereby it was decided to keep thochildren thero until a new placoojuld bo found for thnm nothingfurthor was dono on tho subject

Court Notoo

Judgo Humphreys heard tbo longponding case of H M Mist vs SM Kawolo et al for recovery of cer¬

tain land and gavo judgment forplaintiff

In tbo petition to soil real estatoby J L Kauluknu guardian ofJohn Lot Kalani a minor JudgeHumphreys heard and donied thosame but directs tho guardian tomake an immediate disposal of tho5 shares of Kahuku Plantationstock and out of tho proceeds topay tbo mortgage upon the wardsreal ostato a d if insulBcient to ap ¬

ply to tho Cotirt for an order outhorizing tbo execution of n newmortgage said mortgage to be for 5

yoars not to excmld 8 per cent perannum All costs remitted exceptactual exponses

Geo Rodiek administrator of tbopstate of 0i Kee deceased of HilbHawaii has Sled his final accountthe same balancing at 116690 Heasks for bin discbargo and the can-

cellation¬

of his bond and the hear-ing

¬

is sot for Monday Novem-

ber¬

12th

Ho has also filed bis final accountas administrator of the estate of WoHing deceased of Hilo Hawaiiwhich balancos at 1666113 Healso asks for discbargo and cancella-tion

¬

of hia bond and hearing is sotas in tho above matter

W W Harris baB made and filedan atlidavit in Lwers Cooke vsR F Daly materialmens lion infavor of plaintiffs ho being an em-

ployee¬

of said firm

Antone G Cunha by bis at ¬

torneys has given notice of appealto the Supreme Court in theguardianship matter of Rita ConstanciaTowksbury an insane person fromthe docree lately given by JudgoHumphreys

John Eua guardian of CarlJuliusHntini has applied to tho CirouitCourt for permission to sell certainKing street proporty Tho petitionstates that Hoting lives in Germanyand has no intontion of returningto tho Islands Tho property isvalued at 1 1000

Kinney Ballou McClanahanhavo filed a withdrawal as counselfor the petitioner Antone G Cunhaiu the guardianship mattor of RitaO Towksbury the said petitionerhaving accepted a deed from tbotrustees of the said Rita O Towks-

bury¬

who claimed under a deed bysaid Rita C Towksbury at a timewhon an appoal was pending bysaid Antone G Cunha to have thosaid Rita C Towksbury his sisterput under guardianship

Iu tho ojeotmont suit of GulstanF Ropert trustee of John K Sum-

ner¬

vs Solomon Kauai et al plain-

tiff¬

has filed an aroendod petitionTemple Bouiko has tiled a peti-

tion that Goorge R Carter bo ap-

pointed¬

speciabadmiuistrator of theestate of I N Hoyden decoased

Judgo Humphreys granted thomotion in the guardianship mattorof Elizaboth K Robinson a minorshe having coma of age and orderedtho guardian to file account withinton dtys

Tho account of j S Walkerguardian of John D Holt Sr andJan R Holt spendthrifts wero ap-

proved¬

and guardian discbagedDavid Dayton trustoe of tbo

estato of John McColgau deceasedhad the masters report confirmedand his acoounto approvod exceptan overcharge ofW50 for com-missions

¬

Prof F A Ballaseyus rondersorgan rocitals every Sunday in Pau

hi Hall Oshu College at 180 pm A cordial invitation is extendedto the public

Thorn was a yery fiue hula lastniglit at which the performers ap ¬

peared in tho costumo worn byMother Eve before the Fall Tbopolioo tried ttc loqato tbo plqco oftho celebration but failed Themanagers of tho affair pocketed

250 most of whioh came from tboU S transport

rHWWIWMWllIIM l II WItiHHilllWMWIi

BY ASTHOilW

standard srEoitrioATiorx rostSIDEWALK CUltU ANDPAVHMEIIT FOB THE OITY OlHONOLULU

On and aftor this date al nidewalks and curbing oonstiuctoirwithin the limits rpec fled belowshall conform to Mm following spcificatimis In accordance with Sec ¬

tion 871 Civil Lwc 1897

ocnu

Tho sidewalk curb pbrll be ofgood quality lava rock iu blocks notIojs than 80 inches long six inchesthick nt tbo top odire and suuluieutly wide to be held firmly in place bythe street paving to be hummerdressed on the outside for a widthof not leBS than ton inches and outop odgo which must show i uni ¬

form width of six inches Boeksto bo well bedded laid turn to linoand grade and the joints betweenthe blocks filled with cemout groutAt streot corners curb to be carriedon a curve tho radius of which isnot loss than width of sidewalk

TAVSMEXT

To be artificial stouo fl iggius com ¬

posed of cement concrete construct ¬

ed in alternate slab iu plnen Itshall consist nf two parts First abase course 8J-- inches thick snoouda finishing orwoariug course inchthick

BASE COURSE

Tbo base course shall be composedof three parts crushed blue lavarook known as No 2 no piece ofwhioh shall bo larger than will gothrough a two inch ring two narlsof crushed blue rock Uuown as No 3leaving out all which will passthrough a scroen of raosh to theinch two parts of clean screo edbeach or other good sand one partof cement Sand and cement to bethoroughly mixed before being wtand thou with only euouRh water tomake a stiff mortar Wet btokenstono before putting on mortarMortar to bo spread ovonly overstono and the mass turned in thobox till thoroughly mixed Theconcrete shall be properly depositedin place without being totteredand rammed until the mortar Hushesto the surface uaing care tocompactthe outer edges

FINISHING COURSE

iThe finishing cours of coment

mortar diall ba in no plaruleBs thanJ inch thick and shall ba composedof one part cement and ono part ofthe fino screenings from tbo No 3rock and two pounds lamp black toeach barrel of cemont It muut bospread on the base course and float-ed

¬

while tho latter is still soft andadhesive aftor whioh tbo aurfucowill bo smoothed and compacted bythoroughly and skillfully trowelingbefore tho cemont is too bard forsuch finishing The work must bukopt moist and protooted from thediroct rays of the buu for at loastthree days by covering with twoinches of sand

niEPAiuNO sun grade

The space to bo occupied by thowalk shall be proporly gradod to adepth of A inches below top offinished walk Any soft loose orunsuitable material found iu thesub grade shall be removed aud thespace filled with fine broken rtonoor ainders after which the wholesurface shall bo tboughly compactedby ramming or rolling and finishedto required grade ando ross suction

orad- -

Unless otherwise especially pro ¬

vided for tho finished surface shallbo a true plane rising from tho curbgrsdo at the curb line nt tho rate ofone fourth inch 4 inoh to ono foot1 foot to tho proporty lino

PORTLAND CEMENT

Cement must bo of a well knowuor standard brand in good condi-tion

¬

and must stand the test re-

quired¬

for cement in governmentcontracts

CONCRETE

Tho material used iu constructionmust be proportioned by oxaatmeasurement and for this purposecontractors will bo required to pro ¬

vide themselvos with rectaugularboxes for moasurlng materials cudtight boxes for mixing No mhingof materials on pavement will bepormitted JJo rotomporiiig will bopermitted and concroto whioh haoalready began to Bet before beingput in placo will bo rejeotod Ofiftqreto shall be laid in bloods of notto oxcond three feet jn width by thowidth of wak and ahftll ho markedoff into squares by the nau of proper marking and jointing toolsScreeds of sufficient stiffness mustbo used to preserve a truo andstraight edge the width of the walk

Concrete blocks shall bo put in al ¬

ternating and each block liuidiedwith top coat iintndlatfly so that agood and sufficient loud may bohad between them rntormediatouiriKD Hiiriinrii iio put in for atJean twlvo hours afterthe lirct blocks

shing

DRIVEWAY

Whinpvnr drivoway occur tboart facial ftouc ilitgii pliall not bolean than eight 8 inclies u thicknossoud thu surface Khali bo finishedwith BulhViout luugituditiM grouvnsor corrugations tb provide a safefoothold for iniiiiiil Stum pavingof at proved construction may bodubmitiod for coccruto iu driveways

MTUMlNOfS rAVEMENT

Outside of the limits mentionedfor cement paving tho propoityownern Miall have I he option of nonBeruetiui sidewalk pavement ofnithr cement concrete ns epecili dor of approved bituminous uiMorinl

LIMITS

Tho specifications for retnchtpavement shall apply to all pdowalksconstructed in tijf Uitv of HonoluluJidaud of Oabu within tho limitsbounded by the waterfront

from thi Marino Railwayto River street ibencu along Riverto Vineyard striot to Nuimnu ctreetto Snhno Htrenl tumii n Eht aloiiRSchool ftrcet to Ltnitmia rtreetlliwjco along Kiuau stieet to Victo ¬

ria streot theuco down along Victo ¬

ria strent to Kiiin triLt theucoWfht ilmig King struct to Southstreet thence down Suih ftrcet toQueen street theuco West alongQueen streot to Itiunhbowl stnot iua direct lino to plow of enmumncement including both ciifen of thoi treois uanid end also Kiu blreotas far as tho Parama Pumping Statiou Nuuaun jvetiuu as far as luddsirobtAiid Beretauh avenue fromIt vor tn Kimr ftroets

Tho SDeuificatiorrn for curb and foroption of bituminous pivemnut shallapply to that portion of Honolulubounded on the south oast by a linerunning N E true fm tho ron pas ¬

sing through the Diamoi d Herdtrig station on tho northweft bytho Ifnlilii M renin on the mukri sidebv ttin ton ntul nu tho msukasido bya 1 ne purallHl to n d oni nud onohf miles from iha water front

Notification Property ownernwill lm notified uhmi tin y aro ru- -qurod to cot struct sidewalls

J- - A MtCANDLlCSPSupriifndmit of Puuliu WnrK

Honolulu Sept 2ri 1100 1711 it

THE PAHTHEOB

Resurroctcd under tho Manager hipof

T A SIMPSON

Bo3s rciHorobcr old times and call

and drink with us on Hotel Stieot

in our new building17 o i

ROCK FOR BALLAST- -

White and Black SandIn Quantities to Suit

EXCAVATING 0K1RACTED

- FOR -CORAL AH SOIL FOR SALE

G Dump Carts furnished bythb day ou Hours Nolico

H K HITCHCOCKBatbol St ntxt to P O

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LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE

Quo New Looomotiilo No r77Styla 2 mado by Tho LooouinbiluCo of Amerion of Newton MisnU S A patented Nov 14 189Very liltlo uped the proporty of ilmlato Joseph Ilololuhe and run bygaaolino

ALSO

One Bicyclein very good ordor

For particulars apply to MrsHole hiV at Washjowtou Place ortoV 1 Testa this office

MORRIS R KEOHOKALOLE

OFlIOR KO lfi KAAHrXSlANim n HonoluJn twirrly A KoeanQfi Unltuil ftMiiH OiiHtoiii iJoum

JrolmrB AK VJinUMitt Eearoliow ujrtlr4Ciwi ulr Ave

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TWO RETAIL STORESCORNER FORT AND KING STREETS ntuJ

WAVERLEY BLOCK BETHEL STREET

SDCOKSSOitS TO -J T Waterhouso Henry May Co

II E Mclntyre Bro

Wholesaleand Retail GBOCEBS

Tea Dealers and Coffee Merchants

Hatii1 QflriTivarj l Corner King and Port StreetsKlBldlA OlUlglB f Wuverley Blook Bethel Street

Wholesale XteDartmcnfy Bsthcl S3t

P O BOX RRfi Teleplurass fcl SiHarness GoManufacturing - -

Tiie Oldest House iti KCcnolulu

CiSiAGrEnAiiNEss Always od Band

Plow and Team Harness j SiSe to orderCOLLARS 1IAMES TRACE CHAINS ETC

Furnished at Short Notice

Harness Trimmings of All Kinds Conhtaniiy on Hand

ISLAND ORDERS Will Eecciv Prompt Attention

TelepfcLOaa - - ses IP O- - Box - - 32PHSaKSlKMSISBaBSiaXESiESS

TO HOMEDU

BE WITHOUTThe Celebrated and wcll-kuo-- w n

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Shasta Water is a health giving water that loin sthe system and makes you feel us nature intended youshould

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QAflflfl leasehold on bere- -tJrUUV tnnin Street U9 years tomo Protect- - uet income 90 permonth Apply to

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WILLIAM fiAVIDGBfc CO2015 Merchant Street- -

I Conlimud from Jul jntue

Liiiclioug when we were Mopped at aUrge vilhgn by some 201 peoplewho demanded money We couldnot satisfy thiini co they reissd ourdonkey and in sheer wanton midchief tore nil our bdding andclothe to piece Then they ftrl t

ped ua next taking each prrMmclothes hat rhoe nuii stockingand little atom of hIIvoi- - leaving u

nothing Indies an I children alikebnu a oiugle pair of native drawereach

In this affair ivn lost thn nativeswho wore aeennipviji ig un hoiiih ofwhom wn fer ueto killed wrjilo w

were driven along the road by menwith clubs It was n terrille siluation The blazing fhii burned us tothe booe and aotno of us had cot tomuch as a little j i ci of rag to wetand put on the top of our headsAt every village we were attackedand driven from one to the otherwith blows and curses Tuo villagesthoro are very thick and befuro wegot uloar of the mob from one themob fro u the nrxt hd already ar-

rived¬

to lake us in hand Neitherfood nor water could be obtainedHow we contrived to txtsl we hardly know for dnys our only supportwai f uiid in the tiltliy puddles bythe road side Whn wo reached acity it was a little better

Apparently oaeh magistrate wasanxious that wo should como to ouroud in the upxt or untry so when wewont to the yamen th y would giveua a little ford and send an epcorlto see m safely over the borders ofthat particular yamens iuridicliouArrived at that point the escort al-

ways¬

left us aud we had to struggleon as before

Miss Rice was killed ou tho roadfifty li north of Tsohohaufu iuShiusi That day both sho andMiss Houston sat down on the road-side

¬

saying they would willingly diobut walk another step they couldnot In the previous city the magistrate ha i given us a ruiall piece ofsilver which we had to carry in ourhand having nowhere else to put itWe thought we might bo able tohiro a cart fur these ladies with thispiooe of silver po two of us wout toa village to negotiate

Tho villagers refusod the cartbut at the same time they poundedour bnuakles with a click till wedropped tho silver aud then droveus down tho road away from ourpart Just then it began to rainand the party with the exoeptiouof the two ladies letired fur hhoherto an empty guard house nearThere a mob fell upon them iuddrove them on and iu this way thetwo helpless ladies got let and wereLeateu to deatb Nothing could bedono till Teehchau was retchedwhen the magistrate smit back toenquire Miss Rce was found to bealready dead but Miss Houston al-

though¬

dreadfully injured was stidalive SIih died afterwards at Yuumung iu Hupeh nrd the body wasbrought on to Hankow for buiial

Tho crossing of the Yellow Riverwas ono of our most trying ixperioncos Tho yatueu had placed usiu carts and promised to Rend usover But as soon as we were in thoboat the oarta drove away and theboatmen ordered us to land againob they declined roint blank tohave anything to do with us Fortwo days we sat on thn bank of theYollow River not knowing what todo We were like the Israelites attho lied Soa Pharaoh was hohindneither right nor loft wi thoro anyretreat and no means of croBHugover Oi the third day the boainieu unexpectedly changed theirminds and took us over

Tho first city we oamo to south ofthe river wai Ohaugohou Tnomagistrate here wis hitterly antiforeign and Baid had we only arrived twmtyfour hours comer hewould have had tho pleasuro of kill ¬

ing us all His orders were to al-

low¬

no foreign devil tj osnape butthe Empress Djvager had takenpity on them and hi had Just beeninstructed to have them all sent ssprisoners iuto Hupeh Accordinglyfrom this poiut wo wero sout onacross Hjoop from city to city as

1lf fyffw- - MM mffjm twyi

prisoners by th t y4innn pnmeiuiosiu carls a id sometimes mounted onthe h trd wooden puck saddles ofdonkeys For fond they gave ubrea 1 aud water and novheroshowod in any kin nets till We

reached Sinyntigchou tin lsst eilyin Ilouan Uure we wore no longertroitod ni prisonor- an I here wemet with the O overs from Liauwho had arrived thoro after u id mllar journey The dlupoh tnagistrates were exceedingly kind Attho first i lly Ying li n we weresupplied with food and clolhwigaud kept in theyauvu Um day asthe roadsouth was blocked by sol ¬

diers proceeding to Ptikinir whomit waud not b safe to meet TheYingshan native Otiiistians alsosought us out and thawed ui greatkindties as they lso did at thecities of Tehngati Yujuiung andlisaok ui Mrs E J Cnopi r diedat Yingshan id the injuries anilhardships undergone and her bodywas brought to flnnkiw for burialThus ended at Hankow in tht 1 lthof August a journey of fifty l ybd u rat ati of which th i wonder hthat a single one survived to tell 111

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Jrnduated Iiom tho ltoynl tliilvoralty ofTurin Iuiiy

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Oltlco Hours 10 a m Id I xlitm ilm a tit 1 p m

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SunvxvoR and Real Etai e Aoent

Office Uothol 8nw over the Now230 Modol ttostnnrant ly

JOHN NOTT

Pluubino Tin Coiter and SheetIron Work

KliifS Street Honolulu

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dealers in Luiuicr and Coal andBuilding Materials or

All Kinds

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FRESH TODAYSomebody at home will be waiting

tonight tor a boz

The wNamc on Every PSice0 khe guarantee

Fon sale

LEWIS CO

Sole Agents Grocers

111 Fort Street Telephone 240

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