The Hawaiian Star from Honolulu, Hawaii • Page 6

I DO THE HAWAIIAN STAIl, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1905. it Summer Proposition, "Well, now, there's the ICE QUESTION You know you'll tired you know Jt Is a neci'Hslty In hot weather. We believe you aro anxious to get that Ice which will Klve you satisfaction, and wo'd like to supply 'u. Order from Wt WW Telephone 1131 Blue, rostomco Bos COG. I.G.MIJ&;C0.1LTD, Wm G.

President and Manager John l. Smeckels. First Vlce-I'resldont W. M. Second Vlco-I'rcsldent XL M.

Whitney Troosurer Richard lvers Secretary EL Spalding Auditor SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS AGENTS FOR Oceanic Steamship San Francisco, Cat. Western Sugar Refining San Fran cisco, Cal. Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phlladol nlii.i. Pa. Ncwall Universal Mill Manufacturers of National Cano Shredder, New York, N.

Y. Pacific OH Transportation San Cal. HAUT LTD The Klltc Ice Cream Parlor. Chocolates and Confections Ice Cream and Water Icea Bakery Lunch. hum union Pacific Kailroad SUGGESTS Sfcri trains dally through cars, first 1HX second class to all points.

rates take effect soon. Write S. F. Booth, General Agent. Jfo.

1 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. revellers Agree THAT ft OraM IS Quickest, Finest, Best A Train that Supplies All Demands To St. Louis or Chicago IN 3 DAYS from San Francisco. ELECTRIC LIGHTS READING LAMPS, CLUB A.RS ALL GOOD TINGS rata Pacific Information Bureau flS Market Street, San Francisco. "I liad a vory severe lung troublo nnil was sn weak that 1 could scarcely walk about or talk.

All my friends believed I could novor got well. I then began to lake Ayur's Cherry Foctoral anil immediately folt an Improvement. It took only two bottles to work a complete cure. It certainly savotl my ltfo." This is ono of thousands of testimonials to tbo wonderful valtio of mi 9 9 Gherrif 9eetoral in cases of colds, coughs, and lung and throat troubles of all kinds. A standard and unrivaled romedy for sixty years.

In largo and small bottles. Howaro of imitation so-called "Genuine Cherry Pectoral." Ilosuro to got "AYEH'S Cherry Pectoral." Prepared by Dr. 1. C. Ayer Lowell, U.S.A.

Castle Cooke, Ltd and Insurance kmnh AGENTS IT OF New England Mutual Life-Insurance Co OF BOSTON. uEtna Fire Insurance OP HARTFORD. CONK. QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, H. Oil RAILWAY AND LAND CO'S OCTOBER 1904.

OUTWARD. 8te "Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku Md atoHnnx fi D. TO. titer Pearl City, Kwa Mill and Way ttaUona a. a.

11M a. p. 3:20 p. xl. no p.

19:30 p. m. INWARD. Bnrtr Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal- flBaa waiaaae o.oo gatm Honolulu from TUvra. Mill and Vmsrt City T7.40 a.

a. a. p. p. p.

m. 7Smlu.y Excepted SnaAav onlv. tTba Limited, a two hour grata, 3 yea Honolulu very sunaay at $iB a. m. returnlwr arrives In Eono-Inln xt 10:10 p.

m. The Limited stops P. DENNISON upt C. SMITH, P. A.

T. 4. AGENTS FOR Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono-mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar Company. alluku Sugar Company, Ookala Sugar Plantation Company. Huleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala Ranch.

Planters' Line Shipping Company. Charles Brewer Co's Line of Bos ton Packets. LIST OP OFFICERS. Charles M. Cooke President Geo.

II. V-Pre3. Mgr. E. Faxon Treas.

Secy. F. W. Macfarlane Auditor P. C.

Jone3 Director C. II. Cooke Director J. R. Gait Director All of the above named constitute the Board of Director-.

A ran Is that made by W. P. Ful ler Co. We handle It and cannot say too much li. Its favor.

W. P. FULLER CO'S PURE PREPARED PAINT is made from this purost Ingredients, thoroughly and permanently united by line grinding and perfect mixing, which se- ures great covering capacity, superior gloss finish and extreme durability. LEWERS COOKE, LTD 177 S. KING STREET NEW BOILERS WEREJJNSAFE COMMDR.

LUCIEN YOUNG'S LETTER TO THE ADMIRAL TELLS THAT THEY WOULD NOT STAND PRESSURE THOUGH TESTED TO 225 POUNDS, BOILERS WOULD NOT BE SAFE IF SUBJECTED TO OVER 125. A San Francisco paper made an interesting discovery on the deck of tlit wrecked gunboat Bennington the day after the explosion in the shape of Commander Lucicn Young's letter book. The entries in it show that the Commander was well aware that his boilers were faulty and could not stand anything like the pressure up to which they were tested. 1 lie last letter was dated three days before the explosion and was addressed to "The Commander in Chief, Pacific Squadron," Admiral Goodrich. The letter contains much that is of interest to Honolulu.

It runs as fellows: U. S. S. Bcnningccn, Third Rale, San Diego, July 18, 1905. Sir: I have just arrived here, and in obedience 10 you: orders I left Honolulu about midnight of the eighth of this month for this port.

For the fust four days out I bucked moderate gale of wind and very rough head seas, similar to that, if not wor.v, we iiad from Santa Barbara to San Francisco. After that, for the next day or two, the sea and weather gradually improved, and for the rest of the time the trip was very pleasant. The engines and everything worked beautifully, as the result of the careful overhauling alongside the dock at Honolulu, and everything is now in excellent condition, with the exception of the boilers, which, although tested for a water pressure of 225 pounds, I find will not be safe to be subjected to a steam pressure over 130 to 135 but that will enable us to make from eleven to twelve knots, full speed. In every other respect the vessel is in a very high state of efficiency and in excellent condition. I wired the Commandant, Navy Yard, Marc Island, as you directed in regard to the draft, and twenty arrived and have just been received on board.

2. The day before leaving Honolulu the Governor, President of the Board of Health and the chief sanitary officer stated to me that they had very urgent and important business at the leper settlement on Mo-lokai and hat they had no means of getting over, and asked me if I could assist them, and, as it would delay me only a day, I invited them as my guests and look them over, the naval launch meeting us on our return oft Diamond Head and took them ashore, and I proceeded on my way to this port. I felt sure that you would approve this act of courtesy in assisting them out. 3. Lieutenant Blue was ordered by telegraph from the department, immediately upon the arrival of this vessel at San Diego to proceed the Navy Yard, Mare Island, for examination for promotion, and to return as soon as possible and rejoin the ship.

But on the way over Lieutenant Blue, on the third day out from Honolulu, was taken down with an acute attack of appendicitis, and for about twenty-four hoiii'j his case was of a very serious nature, and upon arrival here the doctor examined him and recommended that he be sent to the hospital it Mare Island, and he will leave by the first train. I have also a man to go to the hospital who will require an attendant, and they will go with Lieutenant Blue. The chief engineer has been on the sick list ever since leaving Honolulu from the outcropping of some old trouble he had in the Philippines, but is on duty again, so you see I have been very short on officers on the way over. I hardly anticipate Blue wi'l rejoin the ship, vcrv much to my regret, and if not, that only leaves me four duty officers, young and inexperienced, which is likely to destroy the fine record we have made for this vessel; and to keep up the standard I must have two more experienced officers. Will wait here a reasonable time to hear from yon by wire for further instructions, and if I do not hear, will go south as ordered.

4. It affords me a great deal of pleasure to inform yon that the Bennington, the officers and crew made a most favorable impression on every one in Honolulu, and were the recipients of almost universal praise. The men behaved themselves splendidly, kept neatly dressed, were well disciplined on shore, and only one man was seen intoxicated on the street, and he was arrested and' brought off to the ship immediately. Only one man, the wardroom cook, a Japanese, overstayed his leave, and then only a few hours, for I immediately sent an offer of reward ashore and he was apprehended and brought off to the ship. One man deserted, but as he was partially demented and not of the best standing on board, I was very much pleased to have him go.

5. I received, in a private letter from the Governor of Colon, and from other sources not so reliable, however, word that the epidemci of yellow fever on the isthmus is worse than it has been for many years, and that there is an exodus of the American employees on tha canal from the isthmus. I have also heard that the bubonic plague has broken out rather severely in Panama, but I have no way of confirming that except by wire. 1 he health of the officers and crew is at present most excellent, and I found in Honolulu it was extremely beneficial to the men from all standpoints, they being able to get liberty in suca a healthy port. Very respectfully, LUCIEN YOUNG, Commander, U.

S. commanding. The Commander-in-Chief, Pacific Squadron. L. Judd 2 1 0 1 0 PUMHOUS WO THE ELKS A SURPRISE FOR THE LEADERS IN THE BASEBALL RACE ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

ACCIDENT FROM CAR COLLISION. F. L. Strauss was knocked out of a buggy last night by an electric car at the corner of South and King streets. Strauss was driving from South street into King and crossed the track Just as the car came along.

Strauss was injured and taken to the Queen's Hospital. Persons of discrimination are always on the alert for quality Rainier Beer was awarded gold medal at the Paris Exposition for purity, quality and excellence of flavor. It was the Punahous who had surprise up their sleeves on Saturday afternoon when they defeated the leaders, the Elks, by 7 to 1.. The Ho-nolulus had an easy thing with the Kams by 9 to 1. The scores were as follows: ELKS.

Total .33 27 14 Players. AB.R.B.H.P.O.A.E. Moore, 3b 4 0 0 2 Store by innings 1234GC780 P. A. Cs 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 37 Elks 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 Two Base Hits G.

Judd, E. Desha. Sacrifice Hits Evers, Wilder Ahrens G. Judd, Waterhouse, L. Judd.

Stolen Bases Hampton, White, E. Desha. Left on Bases P. A. Cs, Elks, 5.

Struck Out Hampton, Desha 5. Bases on Balls Hampton, Desha 2. Doublo Plays G. Judd to Woods, Ahrens to G. Judd.

Hit by Pitcher "Vanatta. Passed Balls RIngland, 2. H. A. Cs.

Players. AB.R.BH.PO.A.E. WALTHAM WATCH STEM WINDING, LEVER. WALTHAM WATCHES ARE THE MOST DURABLE AND ACCURATE POCKET TIMEPIECES IT IS POSSIBLE TO CONSTRUCT. TWELVE MILLION IN USE.

ALL GUARANTEED BY AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH COMPANY, WALTHAM, U.S.A. Router, 3 0 0 1 7 1 Totals 32 1 5 27 14 7 Score by Innings 123456789 II. A. Cs 0 0 0 1 00 0 3 9 Kams 1 0000000 01 Two Base Hit Joy. Sacrifice Hits Joy, Soares, Kekuowa.

Stolen Bases En Sue, J. AVUlinms, A. Williams, Fernandez, Pahu, Sheldon, Jones, Plunkett. Left on Bases H. A.

Cs Kams, 11. Struck Out Joy, Reuter, 3. Baso on Balls Joy, Reuter 4. Passed Balls Jones, 4. GAMES TO DATE.

P. W. L. Pet. Elks 13 10 3 .769 Kums 13 6 7 .461 HonolulUS 13 7 .461 Mallcs 12 5 7 .416 Punahous 13 5 8 SECOND SERIES.

P. W. L. Pet. Elks 5 3 2 .600 Punahous 5 3 2 HonolulUS 5 3 2 .600 Kams 5 2 3 .400 Mnlles 4 13 .250 MARRIED.

PUNUA-LILIKALANI In Honolulu, August 4, by Rev. Lono, John Punua and Elizabeth K. Liltkalanl, daughter of E. K. Llllkalanl.

MULDOON-CAREY At the Catholic Cathedral, Honolulu, Hawaii, August 1903, Rev. Father Stephen officiating, Miss Maggie Carey daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomns Carey, to John Muldoon of the Hawaiian Electric Company. WALL-PECK At Hllo, Hawaii, August 3, 1905, Rev.

W. C. Stewart of St. James Protestant Episcopal church officiating, Miss Emlle Peck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Peck to Dr. Ormond E. Wall, of Honolulu. The matron of honor was Mrs. Met-calf sister of the bride, and the best man wns Dr.

Alford Wall of Honolulu. Mr. and Mrs. Wall left- for Olaa In a special train. Vhey spent the night there going on to the Volcano the next day.

They will so on down to Napoopoo and return to Honolulu by the Mnuna Loa next Frl- day. Fine Job Printing, Star Offlce. ST. BRENDAN'S PIPE DREAMS. That oriental tale of Sindbad tha sailor Is believed to ow a good deal to the legend of St.

Brendan, the Irish saint. According to the legend, St. Brendan sailed the ocean for seven years In search of the Island that had once been Adam's Eden. During that time he regularly revisited the island of Sheep, where the sheep are as largo as oxen; the Island of Birds, that aro really fallen angels, and another island, which is really a big fish named Jas- con, trying to his tall Into hl3 mouth. St.

Brendan to encamp on the fish on Easter day and go on to the birds on Easter Monday. He found, the Eden Island at last, but no one has seen It since, it appeared on seventeenth-century maps and in an eighteenth-century treaty between Spain and Portugal. Probably Irish monks took this legend with them to the east in the ninth tfentury. The Department of Agriculture la doing a work of inestimablo value to American agriculture, but the crop reports are not part of it. From the Now York World.

LAWTON SAILED YESTERDAY. The transport Lawton sailed yesterday morning for San Francisco. She took no mall. THE CAUSE. To be short of breath when you walk, climb stairs, aro frighteneu or agitated Is caused by heart weakness, and will develop Into serious heart troubles If not speedily Weak heart Is caused by exhausted nerves.

The ono sure, safe Heart Remedy Is Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure, which feeds the nerves of the heart, and gives them new strength and vigor. At druggists. Money back If first bottle falls to benefit. Nature gave an Ideal environment to the home of Rainier Beer, fleld3 waving grain, vineyards of perfect hops, streams of cure water and last but not least a knowledge of how to make better beer.

The best Veer from the best place. Want ads In The Star bring quick results. Three lines three times for 25 cents. EIVED NICE ASSORTMENT OF Japanese Goods PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY. IVORY WORKS, CLOISONNE WARE, JAPANESE SILKS AND PINEAPPLE SILKS." ICIPCG STREET BlSTHEIv Hampton p.

.311090 Evers ss 3 0 0 0 Cogswell lb 4 0 0 16 Vanatta, 2b 3 0 0 1 Wilder rf 3 0 0 1 White If 2 0 12 Kla cf 3 0 0 0 RIngland, 3 0 0 5 3 0 Total 28 1 2 27 21 8 P. A. Cs. Players. AB.R.BH.PO.A.E.

AVoods, lb 4 1 1 10 0 0 Judd, 2b 4 115 4 1 Ahrens cf 4 0 0 2 1 9 Meyer, 3b 5 0 0 0 0 1 E. Desha 4 1 2 2 2 1 Van Vllet, ss 4 -10 15 1 G. Dosha If 4 12 111 Waterhouse rf 2 1 0 0 0 0 En Sue 3b 5 J. Williams 2b 5 Aylett cf 3 Joy 3 A. Williams, ss 5 Soares 3 Bruns, rf 4 Gleaa'on, lb 3 Fernandez 4 Total 35 KAMS.

2 1 4 VC 0 10 0 0 9 6 27 13 5 AB.R.BH.PO.A.E. Players. Sheldon, ss 4 1 0 4 1 2 Lemon 5 0 10 10 Pahu rf 4 0 110 1 Jones, 3 0 14 10 Kekuowa, lb 3 0 1 10 0 2 llmnaultu, 2b 4 0 0 2 4 0 Plunkett, It 2 0 14 0 Kokl cf 4 0 0 1 0 OUR LINE San Francisco to Chicago (WITHOUT CHANGE). STANDARD AND TOURIST SLEEPERS DAILY Trade Mark One way rate for Round Trip Tickets to all Easfern points. Tickets good ior three months.

'Stopovers allowed en route. mi SEE DATES. June 28, 29, 30, July 4, 5, 6, 24, 25, 26 .1 I 4 Passenger Agent, W. G. Irwin Office 1'''atett it.

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