The Hawaiian Gazette from Honolulu, Hawaii • Page 6

HAWAIUK RING Asi Km Biliiiis 68 Up il Hilo Tom OLAA COFFE PLANTERS MET Activity in Social and Dramatic Circles. Ridtiig Hood: MlM ReliUiart, Dfom; Mrs. A. M. Wilson.

Music: 3. R. Wilson. Santa Claus; G. IL Wllisr, Japanese Prince; C.

BS. Conley, Prince; E. L. Scovllle, Japanese Prince; O. P.

Little, R. S. Scott. Clown; T. M.

Roland. Little Lord W. G. Cards; Otto Rose. Indian Scout; H.

Pratt, Cowboy; J. H. BoK My Lady; Dr. H. B.

Elliott, Red Riding Hood; Prank L. Winter, Sambo; B. P. Schoen, Domino; Allan Wall, Prisoner; Capt P. Johnson, Negro Minstrel; Sam Peck, Ah Sam Tal; N.

C. Wlllfong, King of Hearts; George Jones. Minstrel; Oscar Braddick, Jo Jo, Dog-faced Boy; Ed Hapal, Cowboy; A. H. Jackson, Modem Dude.

Mr. and Mrs. H. 8 Pratt are housekeeping on Church street, near Pleasant. Mrs.

Charles Trowbridge of Olaa has been spending a few days In town. good purpose, for it will tnai er value a harbor in which we acquired treaty rights years ago. We have not many lostlng stations, and thU is one of best tlcmed of on 1 WlMtW ails good one all BWhMB fis today. But ws harp not yet those Islands, and tt Is mmke Pearl Harbor more It is, as a naval Marittmt Register; wa: Hlustratiiii oi a light under a bushel and expecting to i public to the The change We recently made In thiSi respect has already had Its effect. The superior quality of the goods we have been obliged to keep" in out-of-the-way V'-.

'4: Whist Club Pormad by In Fort. Miss HILO, Hawaii. Maroh has been a week of more than ordinary animation in bueinees and social clrclea. WHh the news that William Vanatta. the Hilo contractor, will commence at once upon the erection of the Hackfirid block and the new hotel, comes the report that the newest coneern In town, the Hllo MeresntllS Company, will lose no time in beginning the constmctlon their propoeed building on Front street.

The new dwelling house jnst completed on Pleasant street by Mr. Hatty win be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. H. li.

Shaw, who have recently come to Hllo to reside. A musical and dramatic entertaln- men of exertional merit was given by local talent at Spreckels' hall on Friday evening, the 20 th nit. The program was as follows; sending a few days in town. during the recent British pumi a resulted in the Uon of the City of Benin. The late N.

Holmes as DOOsKeeper. MiM Martin for the Coast. Mrs. J. K.

DiUon of Pepeekeo has Tom May been quite III for some weeka C. L. Wight has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B.

Richards during i Walalua Goodsle of Pspalkon.goea to I MR. EDITOR: Honolnlu per Klnsn today Death of EngliHh OlflhHflfe. brought the of the death Of Ueotenant Charlea B. Pritchard, R. of B.

plaCCS afC HOW ID pOSltlOD Ig M. S. Aiecto, whic4 occurred at Ufie mamnfioth $hoW rooitis of Benin, West Africa, while In buildiflg formerly pied by -W. Schmidt fit Soos, on Fort street, matika arr man- chanqe Is well adapted to this climate baciwse if, is cool. No estaWishment in Honolulu has such a stock of this ware as we carry, and, the quality is Slnight Back His widow Is At the hotte of Mr.

sad Mrs. Tom May. shine them. Two floors, having several thou- Suer Crop. i squwe feet of Space, are filled with goods and In a wish to state that the crop of the whia- Convenient manner for W.

'n. Tbmm Is on a mirveylng trip for 18W5-M, Instead ot spection. of tat. brotow, Our friends the plantation o. k.

wiiim. I managers may now inspect iSld Sroffi plantation implements with- eral weeks at the Lyman reridence. and OUt falling OVCr them in their efforts to see the exclusive merits of superiority they On the first floor is an assortment of the Hendry Mrs. B. D.

Baldwin entertained a little party of friends after the performance Friday night Those present were: Misses Elvira and Mattie Richardson, Miss Weight Miss Broderick, Mr. and Mrs. Richards. Mr. and Mrs.

Baldwin, Messrs. G. K. and H. A.

Wilder, Dr. Hutchinson, C. B. Campbell. Mr.

Peck of Olaa goes to Honolulu today. 1 truly. HALSTBAD BRfiB. Walalua, March 1, 1897. i------ THE MAN WHO KNOWS ROAD.

Loving Boarding School Boys Vocal Mesdames Townsend and Loebeo- stein. Instrumental Duet. Guild and Severance. Vocal ef the Barth Willis Boarding School Boys Zither Solo Sea Pianoforte Turner and Mr. Wakefield of Union School Girls Farce: With the Following Cast of Characters: Mrs.

Edward B. D. Baldwin Mrs. Thaddwis Perkins Miss M. L.

Richardson Mr. Thaddeus E. B- Richards Mr. Robert J. H.

Bole Mr. Bradley Dr. B. L. Hntchlnson Mr.

Jack C. G. CampbeH. Jennie (a B. Weight Good NlghtPortuguese Mixed Quartette The several ndihbers on the program were all very well rendered, and each in turn recrived the well- merited applauae of the large audience Miss Willis was in excellent voice, and her charming and powerful rendition of of the cap tivated her many auditors.

The chim ing of bells, so sweetly tuned, and so well manipulated by six native school girls In charge of Cyril Smith, formed a pleasing part of the program. The farce was enacted with all the vim and Judicious handling of more practiced players. The different parts were well balanced and the spirited manner with which it was presented kept the audience in laughter through out The net proceeds from the affair amounting to about will go towards painting the Portuguese Protestont Church. At the charming home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Scott, Wainaku Lawns, pleasant party of whist players spent a most enjoyable evening. After four progrMsive games had been played and delicious refreshments served, the hoet- eea announced that there was a paove- ment on foot to form a whist club in Hllo. The proposition met with favor, A committee was appointed to draft by laws and regulaUons to guide the ing at hall Saturday evening I him as at clear noontide.

Is the was attended by about 60 planters and stranger in those parts who is con-1 SQSptCG 10 luc WaUlS their friends. It was most enthuMastlc, and many InteresUng and valnahle remarks were made by several speakers. G. L. Wight reports the coffee plantations of Pnna as in a most flonrkdilng condition.

At the Catholic Misslan place quite a crop is being harvested. Road building and cottage buttdlng keep things humming with our neigh -1 power, health, Itt blind experi Iws. schooner R. W. Bartlett, InJMillast, minute.

thefC afC pSftS tq rived from Ban Pranrisco on the 19th the springf of says lady and machmerv camCC ult within two hours of each other, I lives down near the east coast, rnnA iinf having left the Bay City on the 9th I began to feel ill. I hadA poor appe- PV aermOtOrS, TOpe, anO ult. within two hours of each other, tite, and after everything 1 ate, no mat- everything elSC neceSSaty On Strange to say, neither one sighted the! ter how simple it was, I was rtluntntinnc other vessel from the date of. leaving I great pain across the cheML gad I until their arrival in Hilo Bay. The I around the sides.

I was frequently Santiago left first, but the Bartlrtt ar-1 gjek, vomiting a sour, bitter fluid. I rived first Both are loading for I almost afraid to eat and my 4ood San Francisco. Mrs. Allen and two I me no strength. In this atite I children, Mr.

Brindell and continued now a bit better, were passengers on the Santiago The weather tn Hilo Is fine. He drives directly home, even thiin which nO bet- dark nights, does the man who knows man wniCll no oei the road. The over-hanging gloom, ter plOW hflS evef DCen IH- The Hilo Department were out I the deoepUve shadows, the uncertain LmrincAri Rice PloWS even-1 sounds, bother him. He irOaUCea nere, riiLC riu and sub- ils; for an hour's drill last Saturday even tag. I the ground under his wagon wheels, The Hawaiian coffee meet-1 and the of the land" is open toi 5 Cultivators, especially of cof- fused and befuddled, who knocks people up to ask questions, who finally lodges in the ditch.

Where to go, and how to get there; what to do, and how to do the man who knoite that comes tq the fee growers; Deere Sulky Disc Plows; Avery Sugar Land Cultivators and Stubble Diggers, and front everywhere and always. the PotatO Planters. Sf hitad On the second floor there power, health, itt Dltaa ments, how disheartening and dtwis-J are sewing machines, wheel- The bark Santiago, Johnson mutter, trous it is! Take an lllnstration of this harrowS StCD ladders. Then 1th a cargo of 1,000 tons, and you will see how It fits to a R. w.

Bartlett, in jwiiiast, ar- 1 minute. there are parts to the vanous CONRADT-WIDEMANN. and gamesters, the report to be made at the next meeting, which occurs on the 8 th Inst, at the home of and Mrs. Williams. The membership will proba- Wy include 24 players.

Mrs. F. S. Lyman and Mrs. L.

Sev etanoe gave a deligbtful picnic on last Tuesday, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Crane of Boston. Lunch was served at Kataehe, after which the happy pic- ulcers rowed over to Cocoanut island there to pass a few pleasant hours. A luau and dance at the Wilhelm residence, In honor of Miss Libbie Wil helm of Honolulu, proved to be a festive occasion indeed.

Some 40 or 60 guests were present, and a naUve orchestra furnished music for dancing, after the sumptuous repast. The masquerade ball, which occurred to h'all nn Friday evening last, was one of the most successful society events of tke season. There were 60 maskers in the grand march, and nearly 70 spectators occupied chairs around the room. At 11 o'clock masks were what a surprise! Two gentlemen, who exchanged costumes during the evening, caused their lady friends to look rather perplexed and meditative as their dls- ctttee was removed. There were many pretty costumes, as well as a goodly number of splendid comic characters.

The following is a list of those present and the characters assumed: Miss Lishman, Fancy Dress; Miss Bergstrom, Roman Maiden; Mrs. B. D. Baldwin, Topsy; Mrs. J.

R. Wlson. Quakeress; Miss Amelia Borden, eress; Mrs. H. S.

Pratt, Mrs. A. W. Hobson, Two Little Girls in Blue; Miss AuM Rose, Miss Pauline Roxe, Two Ut- tle Girls in Blue; Mrs. H.

L. Shaw, Fancy Dress; Mrs. A. B. Loebenstein, Music; Mrs.

E. E. Richards, Peanut Giri; Mrs. A. Wall, Queen of Hearts; Miss McGregor, Highland Lassie; Miss Cunningham, Zouave; Miss Woodruff, Miss Reinhart, Two Little Maids; Miss Leekry, Hawaii; Miss J.

Broderick, Red Marriage Ceremony in Catholic Cathedral Yesterday. In the Catholic Cathedral between the hours of 11 a. and 12 noon yesterday, Miss Alwine Wldemann, daughter of Judge H. A. and Mrs.

Widemann, was united in marriage to Christian C. Conradt, an employe of the firm of Wm. G. Irwin A the Rt. Rev.

Father Leonore officiating. The Cathedral was most beaujtlfully decorated for the occasion, the centre of alternation being the canopy of cocoanut and other palm leaves under which the ceremony took place. Here it was that the groom and his best man, Mr. Walter D. McBryde, awaited the bridal party.

As the organ music began the party, formed outside, marched slowly in, preceded by the Ushers, Messrs. Lionel Hart and de L. Ward. Behind them came the bridesmaids. Miss Olga Berger and Lila Macfarlane and then the maid of honor.

Miss Anna Widemann, a sister of the bride who entered Jeaning on the arm of her father and dressed to a white silk trousseau with handsome trimmings. The ceremony over the bridal party worse until December, 1898, whmi became very ,111. I got so weik 1 could hardly bear the weight of my body on my feet. I tried thU and I tried kinds of medicines 1 heard aft none of gam me any relief. January, 1894, I read in a little book ahont the cures done by Mother Syrup.

The book contained letters from people who had been cured, some of whom had suffered like me. I got a bottle from Miss Caroline Foster, grocer and draper. High street, in this place. After taking it 1 v'as much better. I had a new relish for food, and no more distress after eating.

1 continued taking Mother Seig- Syrup, and was soon free from all pain and sickness and fast gaintog strength. Since then 1 have been in the best of health, and needed no mel- clne. (Signed) Mrs. Eleanor Olay, Messingham, Brigg, Lines, April 70th, the early part of writes another, health began to fall me. I felt low and weak, and lost all power and disposition to exert myself.

After every meal I had pain to the chest and all over me. I felt so tight around the waist that it seemed as though something was holding me. I was mneh troubled with a sickening wind coming up from my stomach; and nnd then 1 belched up a sour fiuid that bit! my throat and half choked me. Then, I mh of a hteis and Gomiitete Aiiortmi A FINI Goods, nr TBS spleBdld Rnt of Flanaiis, Blaok and Colorad Itertoof and CaShmOTSS, Goods, 1 ms. Amammmtt, I StlssiM, Sleeve Liningt.

Stiff Lineo. Iteliea Cloth, Mfdeeldiit, MMtens, Serge, KenuDBgeme, Bte. Glotbing, Dnderiear, SMfIs, Blenkets, Towele, Table Coven, RapUQS, Handkerchiebs Hoe- iera. Hate. UmbreOes, Rngr end (3erpete.

BibboiM, Laces end Per- fnraeiy, Boep 8 A Urre Variety of Saddles, Qmrifn Fdrnttorr, A Seller Plenotflron teedi. Ete. Vienne end Recbstein BedeU and Easles. Our prices for these goods have never been equalled and we defy competition. We have our usual large of high class oak and other hard wood chairs, I Lpbricatint Greeae.

and fmely polished, shetemnc. sheet, American and Eifropean Groceries, uore, Been and Mineral Waten, Oils snd Paints. Oanstio Soda, Bnger. Rloe snd fltnhHTfiii Sail Twine and Wrapping Twine, Wrap ping Paper, Bnrlape, Boteing Hlates, Square and Arch Firebricks, Iron (best and fd Corrugated I Plain Galvanised Galvanised BaUs Id Galv 20 Spwasand HOPP CO. (18 and 20 Bs Bolts, Sptoas Fiahrtatas.

Railroad Steri Sierra. Market Baskete, Damijohns and Gorki. Also, Hawaiian and Rkse: Gate, Diamond, and El Dorado Flour. Salmon, Corned Beef. Etc.

Furniture Defllers. Pictures! Pictures! Pictures! AND BETHEL STRBBTB. together with a large number of in-1 too, I had attacks of spasms, which vited guests, repaired to the Widemann gave me Intense jpain. I got about my home in Punahou where a driightful I work slowly and in much distress, and. wedding breakfast was served.

In the grew gradually weaker and more afternoon the newly married couple in I spondent to I tried all ihn w- company with Mrs. Henry Macfarlane, I medicines I eonld hear of mtt a riater qf the bride, went over tolmipkt possiblv be good for me, but none Ahulmanu for a two honeymoon of them of any orail. Fancy being able to buy to Honolulu a idcture framed handsomely In white and gold moulding, measuring 26x80 todies outside, for Only ire a faet, and there are others still larger and better for 98.00, end from fbAt vp. Then there are Wall Pockets tor fitted with pictures, glaM.and are dirt-cheap at that nriea Drop to and have a look. For Sale Ml tbe l08t Ukitl Terms at tie Loveit Prtoei H.

HACKFELD CO. A W. H. RICE. Stock Raiser ASS OXALSa iK Live stock.

-BREEDER OF- ni trip. NEW CONSTRUCTION. After five tedious years of suffering, my daughter, who is to service In Ixm- don, wrote me of the benefit her mistress had derived from the use of er Curative Syrup when trou-! Invention to Increase the Power I much as I waa I rolled, and rav in Lonn Lines. sent me two bottles of tne in Long Junes. Prof.

Sllvanus P. Thompson, of the wmnan. I had no palp Royal Soclrty of England, Invented after eating, and was to better health a nystem of cable construction by than I had been in since I was first wtalcta tae expect, taot to the capaclly of the present linra, but temporarily, as the best of us to'make practicable the covering of the will, a few doses of Mother 3,600 miles which seperate Hawaii from I Syrup put me right. I have told mtny North America. 1 persons of what this now celebrated His plan is to make a cable with twd remedy did for me, and am willing conductors inclosed in the I you should publish my statement you same armor, so as to form a complete i derire to do so.

(Signed) (Mrs.) Ann circuit, and every 100 or 150 miles he near the Church, Penny September 27th, King Art Store. no HOTEL STREET. -i-THB-te Mlill Ulli. WMAWfgr, I Contents for February, 1897. Notes on Current Topic.

Voluntary Labor Contracts. Toong Cane Seedlings. Industrial Prospects of Fiji. A Views on the Sugar Crop, to the italicised I Successful Experiment to Greensoll- will introduce stretches of cable with ton, Leamington, three such conductors, the third being a wire of high reslsUnce, the purpose By looking back 7 1 of which is to act as a sort of artificial words to these letters the reader will a and protected leak. One end of this catch my point on the instant.

Both third wire will he connected with the these ladies, not knowing the trtte positive conductor and the other with remedy, for their disease (indigestion the negative one. By this device the dyspesla), blindly experimwted static in one wire will neutral- with anything they could get holl of. ize that on the other, and all retarda- Under like circumstances we all do the tlon will be avoided. The expectation is same. When one know the A Mhdsl Ftant Is ncrt; oomplsto wltk- out Electric Power, thus with small engines.

Why generate your powmr from one GBNTRAL Station? One gener; ator oan furnish power to your Pomp, Centrifugals, Blevators, Plows, Rail' ways and Hoists; also furnish tigfat and powmr tor a radius of frofU 15' to 86 mllea. Bleetrie Power used saves the labor of hauling coal to your field, also water, and does awajAWlth priced engineers, and only have engine to look after in your mlU. Where water power Is available li costs nothing to genwate Bleetrie Power. THE HAWAIIAN BLBCTRIC COM- PANT Is now ready to funtlsh Bfieecrle Plants and Generators of all Uoni at tikori notlee, and also has ba hand A large storek of Wire, fAandte- lera and Bleetrlcal Gooda AU orden wlU be given prompt attention, and eetimatee fumlshad fm Lighting and Power Plants; also attention It given to House and Marine Wiring. THBiO.

HOFFMAN, Mangger. WeU'bred Freeh Milch Cows, Yoimg Sneeex Bulls, Fine Saddle and Oarrlaece Horses 6sltfbmla and Hawaiian Mnlea FOR SALE. tion to multiply four or five times the number of words now sent over Atlantic cables. Pearl Harbor. The proposition to appropriate $100,000 for Improving Pearl River Harbor has reported upon favorably in the Senate.

This appropriation Is for a road he is almost certain to blunder and Btupihle; and he know until be learns. Now, In all ailments of the digestion, with the local symptotns which proceed from It, Mother Selgel's Syrup is, so to put it, the right'rwid. Follow it faithfully, and you ars teir- ly sure to bring up in the pleasant itiisl- ter of good health. Knowing this, direct your neighbors. Prot Albert Koebele and His Report the Bntomologlst tha Hawaiian GoTsmment Farming to Waimea, Hawaii Nitrate-producing Plants.

Sugar Industry Hawaii. Molasses Going Out Coffee in H. B. Oxnard on Sugar. HAWN.

OAZBTTB CXX, PttimalMra. Daily Advertiser, 75 eents dionth, delivered by carriers. Tourists and Excursion Parties dssirtog Single, Doable or Four-in-hand Teems or Saddle Horses oan be acoommodated at W. H. Bice's Livery Stables.

All communications tube W. H. RICE, Lihub, auai WOBLD-FAMKO Blood Mixture mnsiiBUDniunffiiiBnm For eleansiDR snd elearinc ths blood from mg It eanaot bs too blgbly rocommeqdsd. For Serofutai, Soiirvy, Eezema, Fimptos, Skin ond Blood Piseatot, and Sorof ol fill kinds, its eifecte aro marvelioos. It Botes.

QaresXTlcsrsted Sores 00 tbe Neck. Cares Vlcerated tSores Cotes Blsobbeads or Pimples on the Face. Cores Senrvy Bores. Csaeerons ITicen. Ottrss Blood and BiHn Di oho I I Coffee Mills Having established a modem plant for hulling, polishing and assorting coffee, we are prepared to buy and clean ooffee to tbe parchment Moderate charge made for cleaning ooffee.

Apply to H. HAGKFBLD A 00. 4491-lm Cores Olaodalar Swellinss. 0 aU 1 Fromwhofewr canse aiising. Cleaie the Blood ttaim imparo Asthle mistare Ispleasaet to the taste, and wsnmnted free from anythiac Injorloos to the most delicate coastltotlon of either sex, the Proprietors solitit sagererste glvsit atrialte test Its vslas.

Ot Wrom AU Parte Bold in Bottles 9s. sud tn esses eontaiatat six tiraM tbe qnantity, 11s. te effect TBBOOQHOtaT TBS WOBi ks Lmoouf Aim Mith.aki> CowPAirr Liaooln, Ingland. for Blood Miliare end bewsre ef worthless inltsUoas srsnbst totss, rite Ooawnas Dane.