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1Mb Hawaiian siak, MONDAY, OCTOBER tj, 1894. the convention; Candidatee for the House. Senate and WAR CHY ANNEXATION. Prorei-illiias The Men OllOMfl tad WIUM Tlmy Sttlil en the (JrfHt Full 1 1rket. When Mr.

Kennedy called the Nominating Convention to order at the American League Hall ftftet- noon he said: "Fellow delrgat -s to this the first island convention in tne Republic of Hawaii; Pursuant to the cbII of the Central Kxecutive 'ommittee we meet here today in the name of the American Union Party, a party which stands conspicuously for progress, for good government and for the good of all the people, but above all. in fact the very foundation, the solid rock on which we OliOS together as one man, is the politico UHion (if these isIiiiiiIh to the United States of America. "The moBt of us here will remember the 14th to 17th days of January, 1898, when we at the risk of our lives pledged ourselves to the cause of annexation. "Gentlemen, we have stood to our gune nobly since that memorable day. through good and bad reports, and now that the clouds of dust arising from the enemies of annexation huve been swept away, we come up here this afternoon to renew our obligation, pledge ourselves anew, and right here ami now devote our time, talents and money, individually and as a great political body, tj the cause of annexation, declaring that we will not give up until we get there.

Gentlemen, as chairman of the Central Executive Committee of the American Union Party, I now call this Convention to order." The following temporary officer! were then elected: J. A. Kennedy, president: D. L. Naone, vice-president; John EHinger, secretary; Achi K.

Ak iu, assistant secretary. The following committees were then appointed: Credentials A. W. Keech, W. P.

O'Brien, U. Krliipio and J. N. Wright. Permanent Organization George W.

Smith, E. F. Bishop. T. P.

Murray. Charles Crozier, James Torhert, II. G. Wooten and John Souza. Order of Business J.

H. Fisher. C. W. Day, E.

C. Winston, Julius Asche, W. H. G. Arnemann, Pahia and D.

P. Kaiana. The committee on credentials reported favorably on the credentials of all of the delegates present. The committee on permanent organisation reported favorably upon the retention of the organization, making its temporary officers permanent with the addition of an interpreter. Mr.

W. L. Wilcox was nominated and unanimously elected to the position of interpreter. The coin-, initteeon cider of business made the I following report: 1. Speeches on behalf of candidates in nomination shall be limited to five minutes, and there shall lie but one speech seconding each nomination.

No neraon shall be allowed to more than once upon the same I subject 0ept hy consent of the Con-I I vention. All voting for candidates shall be 4. All resolutions mu. 1 111 oP" and shall he referred to th mmltto I7' declare allegiance to the OB platforms and resolutions without Republic of Hawaii, citing its Const itU-debate tlon and tht pretent peaceful condition Ti. Nominees ,,.11 lu a I he a two-thirds vote of all the delegates.

0. Before proceeding to ballot all nominees must appear before the Convention and declare their allegiance to the platform and principles of the American Union Party and their sup-port of the ticket. 7. The delegates of the fourth and fifth representative districts shall meet separately and each make their legislative nominations, hich shall he don-firmed by the whole Convention. 8.

The order of business shall he as follows: 1st. Keport of the Committee on Platform, lid. Keport of special committees. 3d. Nomination of senators, 4th.

Speeches hy senatorial nominees. 5th. Balloting for senatorial nominees. Hth. Reports from representative's nominations.

7th. Confirmation of nominees for representatives. 8th. General business. 9th.

Adjournment to meet at the call of the chair. Mr. Towse offered the following amendments AMKNOMKNT8 Allol'TKII. TheBe rules may he suspended or amended only upon the vote of two- thirds of the delegates. Vacancies occurring in the legislative ticket will he filled it a special session of (hi Convention responsible for the nomination.

The amendment! were accepted by Mr. Fithtr, chairman of the Order of Business Committee, and he moved their adoption. Seconded by Mr. Mur ray and carried. The following Committee on I'latfonn and Resolutions was then appointed: First club, T.

P. Lantlng, chairman oj cointnit ee secuid club. Martin; third club. W. Ii.

sun-; fourth club, Ed. Towse, filth dub, John Bmmelutni sixth club, William Henry; seventh clu's J. A MoCaudlettj eighth dub, W. .1. l.owrie.

Tins coniinliteo retired, ami a recess of ttftten UlUlUttt wus taken. At BiAfl the eouveiiti'Ui retttl Ulbled and the t'oinmiitee on Platform and Resolutions reported the billowing as the phlllorni the American Union Part) TO THE VOTER Of THE BMPUB-UlC oe HAWAII: ir. the tht American Union I'm 'y of tlif Inland of Ouau, RfliUblU of H'tumii, in i'tntccntitm us.si nthleil thin Mill titty ttf Ootobtf, 1HU4, tittnttttncc ttittl tifrlttrt rltt tafl to Ite tittr pi incijtlcs ttntl this the jtlttt unit ttf out pttt ty 1. Wo dot hire unequivocally that lit foremost mis-ion of tlif American L'nioti Party shall MntltltM bt unreserved affort to secure the political union of Hawaii with the I'ldted States of America. 2.

We cordially roninionil the cfli- cicnt, OOUragWHIl and honorahle conduct of public affairs by the ollicers of the Qownmnn, ana Republic of Hawaii. We are prouj of our part; 'a policy of internal improvements ami development, and in witness point to the in auguration Of extensive public woi ks, to practical projects of similar nature, and to plans of settlement for open lauds. 4. We oppose the employment of prison labor in any mechanical pursuit. 5.

We are opposed to the employment of Asiatics upon any public work. 1. We declare against the iiniiorta t'on of labor or material of any kind whatever by the Government. 7. We FCOOtnftienti that the Government at once secure absolute ownership of nil waterfront lands in every harbor throughout the group where the pos-s nsion of such lands hy other parties is detrimental to necessary wharfage facilities.

H. We favor a revision of the tax yttetn, wherohv all property, im proved or unimproved, shall be taxed on an aqUal basis, anil recommend a consideration of the graduated tax system. H. We favor such legislation as will promote the occupancy of all public lands by small holders, and foster the developcment of varied industries, believing it to be of vital importance that "many acres should be lor many men." We ask that Hawaiian have the opportunity to secure homesteads upon more favorable terms than granted to others. 10.

We are in hearty sympathy with the spirit which actuated the Government in its dispatch of a commissioner to search for Kuropeun labor for the In dustties of the Islands; as a further earnest of the intent of the dominant party in these premises we refer to the creation of the Labor Commission by the Councils of the Republic. 11. We pledge all the power and Influence this may possess to ag gressive endeavor to bring about at once the restriction of Asiatic immigration. In this connection we again point to the menace of Asiatic encroachment, and demand legislative protection from these people for Hawaiian, American and European mechanics and tradesmen. 18.

We urge the enactment at once of ja law that ill cause the Asiatics brought I to these Islands for plantation labor to continue in that service, or return to their homes. 13. We demand such a revision of the Mr. Naone said: It gives me grea' Tariff as will prohibit competition with pleasure to acknow ledge the honor you American products and manufactures, have conferred iu placing my name in protection to which America is justly nomination for the Senate. I can as-entitled hy virtue of the treaty of Reel- sure yon that I endorse that platform, procity, and which we deem necessary I every article of it, and if elected will do to insure the existence of our Merchants, my best to carry it out.

I believe who are being rapidly superseded by an element having nothing in common with the principles lying at the foundation of our Institutions, 14. Wo urge the Government to secure for the Islands cable communication! that no exclusive franchise be and that no agreement or contract be made which does not meet with the unqualified approval of the United Statea. 18, We ask that there beconlinuid effort in the direction of extending and improving the system of free schools. 1(1. We declare our opposition to i the country as me wora 01 me auiw- i loan Union Party.

After it had been read in Hawaiian. Wright moved the adoption of the platform. Seconded hy Mr. Smith and carried. THE NOMINATIONS.

The Convention was then thrown open tor nomination! to the Senate. Mr. Lansing arose and said: "I desire to place in nomination for flic Senate the name oi Ptter Ctuhman Jones. No language I might use could give you a better acquaintance with him, or better imprei case. sions ol mm, man is now His forefathers belonged to the brave few who fought for and achieved the independence of the fJnited states; and he will he the man to help lead Hawaii to complete Independence as found ler the Stars and Stripes." Mr.

Towse endorsed the nomination of Mr. Jones. He said, too, that Mr Jones Wat not only a Fourth of July man, out an iohwmuuuih mimv Mr. Martin ceil Brown. a few words nominated Endorsed by Mr.

Henry. Mr. Fisher then rose to place in nomina- lion a man who had always betn with the party of annexation. He had spent several yean of his life in keeping the Unit, Stales together, and he would be tt good man to add to the bounds of that country when opportunity offers. Mr.

Wilder's record was well known to til, This nomination wus endorsed by Mr. II. (J. Wooten. Mr.

Henry nominated J. landless. Endorsed by Mr. Mr. Hurray nominated J.

N. Seconded by Mr. Bffingtr. A' Mc- Lowrie. Wright Mr.

Me Caudliss nominated Henry Watcrhouse ndtd by Mr. W. Henry. Mr Smith nominated II. W.

Schmidt. Qeonndpd hv Mr Atrthe, Mr. Bmutluth then toot the floor mid said: "Club No, A desires that an Hawaiian ahould be sent to the rbere are niauj Hawaiianein tht Fifth Dlstriol and we (eel that the) uh.iulil btf eonie representation in ihenpptf house. "We have selected a man whose pasl iei 1 proves him wmll.y of the place. 1 nominate Mr.

D. Naone. by Mr. A Mr. seconded by Mr Akau, placed the name oi John Buimeluth br- fore the Contention.

Mr. towse nomi Dated 0i Abies and Maria came ill as a second. MK. I'. 0.

JQMMt A motion to adjourn until p. m. was put and lost. Mr. 1'.

Jones was then called for, ami advaiiciuir to lb. platform said My uunie has been placed iu nomination lor the high per for I to the platform of the Aiueiican Cni in purl There are some alight objections to it. hut as a whole 1 glti my Uflq UeUfled assent to it. The time has come when we must declare hetween occidental and oriental civilization. For my part I declare for occidental.

Mr. Kennedy i quoted as having said that no candidate could he endorsed bjf the American Union Pan; unless he supported thecau-eof iiniirxii lion lam OonVillCtd that annexation It the dentin O. the Hcpuhlie, xud promise to work for it if it takes all toy time in the Senate." JACK mY.vniu.kss. Mr. McCsndltts look the floor next and said: "Iasure you that I fully endorse every sentei ce in that platform, more especially the sentence relating to unqualiflod annexation.

A city paper says 'there is a nigger in the fence in the annexation movement. Yes, there is, and we are watchii.g that Behind the cants of annexation stands the American Union Party you and and behind these stand our rilles at home. I will pledge myself to this platform and if 1 cannot carry out its prin ciples I will tender my resignation to the American Union Party." Mil. Ni witiiiur. Mr.

Wright was next eaMcd and said: "My acts are my principles. I am for annexation and have been from the start. I Support every article in this platform. I fought for the United Slates once, and I would like to again if we can join with them." RMtal WATMHOVSBi alerhotisc said: WSJ are on the road to annexation. The thing to he required of nominees iu that they stick to the good of the country and the principles of the party.

This is my home; I purpose staying in this country, with my people and the cause of annexation. Let our war cry be I will support it to the hist ditch." H. SCHMIDT, Mr. II. W.

Schmidt took the greatist delight in announcing his cordial sup port of the platform. He had read it carefully and endorsed it at a whole. He dil not seek the nomination, but be llieves it U) he the duty of every citizen to give his service to the public. He had been an annexationist from the very first, as his acts demonstrate. To SCI ept the nomination would probably necessitate his giving up a consulate under his charge, but be' would do it.

Any sacrifice would he worth the pleasure of seeinx the Htars and snips floating over i tne Government buildings. r. NAONE. uawaiiane will leel proud to see one 01 their number in the Senate. However, if you prefer some one else and I am defeated, I will not feel hurt.

I have 1 been an annexationist since 18S7 and will continue to be. mk. John EMMELOTB. Jhn Emmeluth Said he WSi willing to ii stand by the platform in future as he had stood by its spirit in the past. He could see nothing in the future of this country which wus more pronounced than annexation.

cnciL BS0WN. Mr. Brown said: "I am willing to stand hy this platform. The greatest thing in it, and hat 1 ill hold to most firm, is annexation first, last and all the time. I am iu fuvor of annexation, and to States.

I country hut the Onited will support the platform from beginning to end." MK. AHI.KS WITHDRAWS. Al the close of Mr. Brown's speech Mr. Towse rose to withdraw the name of C.

Abies, stating that he was acting advisedly. On vote the hunt wus withdrawn. Mil. W. C.

ll.llKll. Mr. Wilder, the only nominee not heard from, had been sent for and adjournment was taken until he should arrive. When Mr. Wilder took the stand he said in substance: "I beg your pardon, gentlemen, for keeping you wailing.

1 started for this place, hut was told the convention had adjourned, so I returned homo. Your I second message came hile I was at dinner, which I left at once. ''I am not a Candidate in the sense of I peeking ihe nomination. I stand today L. 1 did on the I4tfa day of January, pjjQS, when I wus summoned to become a member of the Committee of Safely, 'Out of that committee this parly has grown.

But, gentlemen, we have secured only a partial victorv. Our Qg, jH fur annexation, und in this tight I will remain until it is won, I have I ony been able to glance ut your plat- Iform, and that while heinu rapidly driven Iron home. But from what read 1 heartily endorse it." ii.w.i.ot fat CAJUMOATM. Messrs. Bishop and O'lirien having been appointed tellers balloting pro Deeded and closed with the following reeuitti i lirnurn SK il.

W. Schmidt 211 W. 0. Wilder 22 I'. 0.

Juues 21 lenry atcrhouse 21 I. N. Wright 21 I A. MoCandltet 20 l. L.

Name 4 1 loho Kmmalutb iu The rules requiring OHlr two-third-ote lo elect il became apparent that even instead of six of the candidates Acre elected, A new hallol was called or by some, hut trgl opposed by others on he proposition thul the six highust were properly elected, fHtntittlon followtd until Mr. IfdOandlett, for whom lie light was being made, took the roin i that the six highest should be elected, which was done on a vole of the Convention. Ai adjournment wa- ti.lton lo 7 o'clock. Ml.UT SESSION. When the Convention was again called honor Oi Senator, and it is fl mo to tanrsti my adhtrence to order it was nearly 7:30 o'clock, Cbatnnkn Ktnntdy stated that Mr.

Jones desired to say a ran words to the Convention. MK. JnXFS WITHDRAWS. Thil being pe rmitted by the house, Mr. Jones advanced 10 the platfoim and sai I that after reaching home he had heard that he had received sufficient number of to entitle him to a seat iu the Senate.

Hut In 111? li-t of the successful nomi' oes he note eil that there WSS no chsnici ie mechanics had bet a strong DOWel iu the involution and had Hi inly adhered to the cause since. Mr. dcCsndlets was ueohsnUl and he had received sufficient votes to entitle htm io a position In the upper house. Tha Convention permitting he would ask to i. sign in favor of Mr, McCandtess.

Mr. Martin moved to accept the resignation of Mr. Jones, which done. MK. CA.VIU.r.SS soMINATKH.

Mr. Muriuv nominated J. a. was Mc- Onndleea to succeed Mr. Jones, and was seconded by Mr.

Winston. Mr. Kuinu-luth renominated D. L. Naone.

Nominal ions then closed on motion of Mr. Bishop. Mr. Naone rose, and in a few remarks resigned in favor of Mr. Me- Oandltasi Mr.

Btnmeluut then moved suspension of the rules and that the secretary cast the ballot of the convention for Mr. McCandtess, This motion having carried the chairman declared the nominee unanimously elected. Mr. Jones asked for a word more and "I wish now to renew iny pledge to the American Union Party." This remark WSJ received with great applause. NOMINATIONS foil IIKI'HKSKNT ATI KM.

The house was then divided for the nomination of Representative! and reported Fourth District C. Winston. Carter, and L. Naone: Fifth District James Da vies, J. C.

Cluney and L. I lanlualani. Some of the candidates being absent it was agreed, on suggestion of Mr. Towse and motion by Mr. Smith, to receive their endorsement of the platform by loiter addressed to the American Union Party.

Captain Cluney and Mr. Ilaulualani being present made remarks endorsing i annexation. (n motion of Mr. Lansing the candl-dates recommended for the Fifth District were accepted and endorsed by the Convention, after which Mr. Naone and themselves to the Mr.

Winston pledged platform. I i i tnol ion of Mr. Fisher the nominees recommended for the Fourth District were endorsed. On motion of Mr. Smith both of the tickets, iu full, were adopted.

On motion of Mr. Towse the thanks' of the convention were extended to Mr. i P. C. Jones for his assistance, Mr.

McCandlest favored a ratification meeting of the electorate, but Mr. Sims; thought it was the duty of the Executive Committee td call such a men ing On motion of Mr. Murray a vote of thnnks was tendered the officers of thei Convention. Mr. Fisher then moved to adjourn, 1 which was carried.

ttJCCKstt I I. I I in. ii DAY. Athletic club Bntertatas Their Friends Handsomely. The Hawaiian Amateur Athletic Club held its second field day at the baseball park Saturday afternoon.

Owing to ho many counter attractions listed for the afternoon, the crowd was not us large as had been expected, though the grand stand was comfortably filled. The medals were gold and silver and wi re very handsome. Some of them were dis ulbutad on the grounds and the otbeie today. Messrs. Spencer, Frein and Crosier acted as judges, Crane as starter, Corbstt and Wright as timekeepers and Andrade as announcer.

Tile Government band furnished music. The following describes the races and other sports, for which first and second prize gold and silver medals were given: One quarter mile race (Jeo. 11. lie la VeTgne, won: Chris Holt, second. Time one minute.

Putting shot 1. II. Wise, first 'i! ft 4 in: J. Spencer, second, 34 ft 8 in. Lust year's record, 34 ft 11 in.

120-yard hurdle race V. Thrum, first, II. Htpai, second. Time 17 seconds. line mile walk first: (ireen-.

well second. Tune, 10.81 Throwing Ithpound hammer Jas Spencer, first, 88 ft 41... inch, J. 11. i Wise, second, 88 ft If inches.

One hundred yards dash T. Pryce, Brit I Chris. Holt, second. Tune, 11 seconds. Pole vault -Chris.

Willis, first; 8 feet 10 inches: Qeo. Angus, stoondl 8 feet 7 inches. Running high jump Chris. Boll 1 1 first; 5 feel 1 inch; Jas. Spencer, second, i .1 feet.

I One mile running race -W. Lowrie, first, Armstrong, second. Time, minutes. Running broad jump Thus. White, first, io feet ti Inches I H.

Hapal, leoond, IU feet. Two hundred and twenty yards dash T. Pryce, first V. Thrum, second. Time, 84)4 seconds.

Thrum finished close to winner. 1 1 1 'si aele race Thus. White, first; Jas. Spencer, teoond. linn.

i i uaeei i The Haailat Hand, under the lead-er-hip of I'rolessor lierger, will give public (Junoert Ibis evening at 7tM o'clock, al lounia Sijuare. lollovi. ing is he program to he rendered: I'uir 1. March. "Persia Walls "Wiener Ithit Wait! "Mor.unhlaeiur 4.

1'oika "Die Huaaren' 5. lix "Sigeuner Baron' 6. Walts. "i ietubieuteu gtu dem VVienerwuld' 7 Polka PAIIT II, 8. Walts "An dtr Schoenen Hlauen Donau' Salu Tournalisteu' in.

Ma.ourka "Xggerlust' 'till "Pu uud Du' 18, l'olka "rioldateiispiele la Walts. Tauaend uud ine Nauln' il. "Kriegsabeiitcucr' 'Hawaii Ponol. MAT OCCULT MLYSTERY. Ml, IN Kit KAILS TI1K LOUSI I I HUM A I HIV iilmi i Df tan rnnelaeo ths tnbjsel WtWSpaptt Vain Rething in it In its eagerness for a sensation the Ailreitiner appears this DtrOrnlng with a yarn leaded "A Mystery SI Sans Souci," which has been denied in rofo all parlies in any way familiar wi the true circumstances, or drawn into the matter by the damaging article III q-'cMioii.

l'lic rtpof In luselt It found to Inoorn ol and ihe Intent of the article ii as untrue as it is absurd. Leaving out the testimony of all the Other parties, the Statement of Dr. Milier lo the Star seems sufficient explanation of the matter, Hr. Miner sai "The fuels, or what are represented to he facts, iu this morn- ing's Advert iter, are incorrect. Nolan has been under my care since she has been here.

Baw her Saturday night and left her very well indeed. Sunday evening I was called by Consul-Oenertl Mills to visit her at ins Souci. I was then at dinner. In arrival 1 found her under lb ue of Ilr. Herbert, who had ably and kindly relieved her sulferings.

Upon enquiry I found that on Saturday evening tilt had. in company ith her husband, visited the ice cream parlors and had partaken of sweets of various kinds, which had evidently disagreed with her as shown by a disturbed Dlght. On Sunday morning it was noticed that she was furnished With a slight attack of cramps in the Stomach. Bht ftlt inclined to remain in bed. but her husband encouraged her to eat and to go for a drive to Sans Souci.

She Suffered more or less during the day which culminated in a serious attack of pain and fainting about 8 o'clock. She had tried to keep up during the but the strain was too much, and on attempting to get up to take her car riage tor the city she. fainti d. Thinking ii was mil oi town, Ur. Herbert was I called In, promptly responded and sue-Iceeded in relieving the sufferer until my arrival, hereupon be turned the use over to rue and I found her still i in pain and feverish which I succeeded in entirely relieving licforc II o'clock.

I As I was very tired I preferred to remain at San Souci than to run the risk of being called during Ihe night. I 1 informed me this morning that his wife spent a very fair night. I found her this morning very much improved. Her illness is the result of a cold taken on Saturday night, and eating icecream while in this delicate condition. There is not at the present, nor is there been iu the post anything mysterious or Unusual about her case." NBWS IN A NUTtHKtX.

For a gciil with no delay go to the Arlington Barber Shop. Captain Kidvcll has returned Cap-lain Good's last challenge for a match unanswered. irk Uii, ins in gave a birth day luau to his friends at Ida place near 1'. ail Citt Saturday. The Hawaiian Republican hib will meet at the American League Hall tomorri evening at 7:311 o'clock.

Mir- and the moon will not "con-1 join" tonight. They 'conjoined" last nighl and numbers of people witnessed he occurrence. Some one is kicking because the ladies in fatirday nightt performance wore: traveling costumes to a college breakfast. "It "as simply horrid'' asserted one young Miss with a stamp of the foot. 1 Owing the general demand for repitHion of "Chartey'i Aunt" Mr.

i Dailey hM opened a lint at Levey ami it unough ftppHoanti oome forward the greet al comedy will be repro duoed. rKBMOlTAX. Strauss concert at BuDM Suare this trening. J. I Carter returned from Maui Sal- nrday morning.

Mrs. J. H. Gibson wus a passenger by i the Andies Welch. (I.

N. anil A. S. Wilcox arrived from lual by the Mikahala. Pete Luoet has.

returned to the Hotel and taken the position of steward. ii the aastaty of free hearted, intelligent and reliued iple (inters and refreshes one. he can have all the society he wauls at the i'an ihkun BatiOOM, if tired of visiting and if time hangs heavily on his hands, he can retire to the famous Heading I Parlors of the Pantheon Saloon. Ami, 1 if he wants athletic exercise it is but a distance to Engine floinneny 8, here he can walk a few times 1 around the Chief of the lire Depart-Hint, and liter bis 1 an and arduous I irrigrinations, he can res' and soothe biius if with a glass of Boterprtee Beer at the Pantheon. AiMHiilteil IIiiihIIuuih.

Lufftinlng about I -L Ohlnitt took in the in, luy Mr. I'. I Join hi his v.iv lean i b. i ir young men. on horseback about pp.

nite Mr. II, II OUd1! premii.es. bj Nun. inn Valley, one of whom, without my provocation, threw a large ItOM ue Chlnamani knocking him down ami iiflicti a ttvere injury in his roast, ihe two young ruffiani seeing no man full made ug ttl full speed Own the valley. Mr.

Jones will pay i-'it iy dollart at a reward fur the arret! Hid coll villi I ill guilt) Sana Siiii. 111 4 lu.tt. Mr. Uycurgus -aid 1 1 is morning tb: leieaf lei Suns S. nici ill be conducted i-a private Utt.

Ii will tie closed to he public ami the utmost discretion will he ubterVed ill Ihe selection of natrons. Mr. LyUUTgUI eliaysa rirtU us tear that the experiences of othei lashioiiaole hotels may he visited upon the famous leetlde retort, MAMMI M.i i s. The weli. i The oircuii Pel" came iu Sunday from Muka- Ktalt left this morning for the if Oahiii The Mikahala steamed into port early Band iy morning from Kauai.

The boy along the water front assert Ihil Jimniie K. Ily isademoer.it. 'I he Aloha, Captain liable, ill leave foi in Fun, cisco lOmvtlttlt to. morrow 'I he yacht Dole" was mil -r a sail Nuntfay Bundlae dldn'l run InroMO a shark. The Oltudlnt arrived Bnndai momii from llilo mid her regUltf potts on Maui and Hawaii, S.

G. Wilder brought eleven en-gi rs. Lulu of them were loiiiists. and thrVfl intend to become residents. The yaohtt Bom It Dundee ami Hawaii weie out for sail Sunday.

Huh were in ihe hands oi regular lotlttnten. The 5S8 tons of Chinett and Japanese freight brought here by the I'ekin was delivered to the various consignees. A short and pleasant trip is reported from the passengers of the 8, wilder, being only twele and one-half days out from San The captain of the Andrew Welch reports lair inds on his trip, ith ihe exception of the last two dajs. The pa-senger list of ten taxed her cabin capacity ItNEMllKHN. IRRIVRD, Frmn San Prancisoo, ner bk Alldlew Welsh, Oct 18.

Mrs Gibson, as Lord, A Lord, Young, Oram ie. Mr and Mrs Green, Mscklney, Mrs klaokiney at A Bacha. From Sap Francisco, per bktne Wilder. Oct 18 8 Reed, Mrs EF Reed, EL Collins, Hits Collins, Miss Clark, a II Denny, Danbarn, Miss Heard. A Lamlui 0 Hcotl, Hiss Mitchell.

From Maui, per simr Cltudine, Oct 14 WO Ashley, FC Smith, KBOjer-driim, n'unn. .1 Carter, Dr I Allen, Scrimgeour. Allocking. 11 II Plimer. Lau Chung, Kato, Hanu-I na, and 48 on de.

k. From Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, Oct! 14 Wilcox. A Wilcox, A Cropn, Bilva, Chung Sing, and "il on deck. ABtllVALt. Bombay, (let II.

Btmr i flaudine, ameron, and Hawaii. from Maui Btmr Mikahala. Baglund, from Kauai. simr Pele, McAllister, from Haka- well. ltkln Andrew Welsh, Hrcw.

Ill days from San Francisco. DKPARTI IIK8. Monday, ksi 18. Kuala, Thompson, tor Waianat Si inl and Waial Btmr. Mokolii kai ami Lanai.

Simr Waialeal and Lahulna. MoQregor, for Holo-, Smith, for llonokiia PBOJKCTHII lil l'Altll Hi s. TtlSBOAY, Oct HI. Bch Alnha, Dabel, for Ban Francil Stmr Mik iu. da, ll.iln.il, lor KsUul, at 1 1 III.

Btmr Claudine, Cameron, for Maui, at ft Stmr KintU, Clarke, for Maui and II iwaii. at I o'clock. i.uroiii- ami L'ONsIONBBt. ntPOKTB, Kx stmr Claudine '89 sks hones. On sks corn, 100 sks tarn, IBs sks potatoes.

84 lails hides, horse and 88 paokaget sundries, Fx Mikahala 8188 bags sugar, 17 lulls bides, and II pkgS sundries. VKSSKLS IN I'OBT. A A I. VESSELS. II a Hyacinths, May.

KsruilmaH MS SO HAN TUBS, Ilr bk OimarU, Brown, Newcastle. Bktnt II. Dliuowl, Ssilson, Han Fran Seh Aloha. DabeL Ban Praneiaoo, ok Oakland. HoUuire, Hostile.

Itoticti l'Wer-, Hoodauili, Ijiy-oli Island, rC IKlt.N nI.I.s I All (Till, Bktne VViUta, Ben PVmnciMb. Hktnt' IMaiittr, ljtsim I slum Am wii AJloe rt TnenewMl, Am bkl Khiiiio, Pi To nm Hk BUlnorei NewcMUe, Hk Cudgon Korwt, Neatle, Am hk Albert, Ban taanetoo. Am iik Annie Johnson. (oUol Am bktne is Cattle Ben rren, Hk Elontenbeck, Liverpool, Aim Hi li Kva. l.urt'ka, Due let I let 11 li 'Jl I let I'll I (lei (let lei I'll I (let I I let DO I ''I llaw iik Mouna Ala, Newcastle, JJjJjJ Hk Paul Isenbarg, Bremsn, Mlii, II Qlsds, Liverpool, Noi 18 Nov Deo in Jun BY AUTHORITY.

IKKIOATION NOTICK Holders of water privileges, or those pay ing water rates, are hereby notified llial tin noui.i ioi oiiK.iiloii liui poses are from 7 to o'clock a. m. ami 5 to (1 o'clock p. A. DROWN, Bupt, Approved: Honolulu Water Works.

J. A. KINO. Minister of the Interior. Office Honolulu Waterworks, Honolulu, May 88, 307 If WATER NOTICE.

ej Owing tu th drought end Miftfcity ol Wilt IT, till' VHtiltMltH IlllOVf Ju'ld hlrci-t ut reouoftttid to oolleot whet weter they mey reooirt for household purpom Ih- inn- OOlook H. in. ANDREW BROWN, Supt. Booolulu Weter Work. BonolalUi B.

July IM4, 41 Offices to Let. IN 1 Hb IMHKUVcU UUIl.DINQ Lawyers and Profetelontl men yener illy are eiplesled to llice 10011 in ths CaBTWUIOHT Iu t.niM. on Mer ch illi htrei i'nele me IhreS PUOmS I'll suite, one lacing rch ioi and Bethel treett. Chess es mil la- rented ul a reasonnnie rent lou responsinie teuaul Apply "Il the premises to URUi 1. CAR I WRIGHT 171 lino VrXCt.Y i AT M01USTSM ft We nave received our hr-t cargo troH the great North West.

Having been there for the pa two months we are -an-tied that i the BOUntiy to get lirain. I d. I- lour. etc. Iu fact it i htadqlltrttfl for merchandise in our line, tin the bark Oakland hist arnvi we QAVS MMM of that Timothy Hay such a- i- used in the States try a bah or two, it i- cheap and gissl, and will put new lift in horse-, and me Ka-t Wa-hiiigton Wheat Hay and fltsll Alfalfa, choice hurprlse.

a No PtedOatt, Barley, (tolled barley (pure and Imp Bran( Miidlingt Win at end everything "he found in a first-cl Fe ore, ai the pi e- me way dow n. The California Feed Company nri- "trietly in It. AIV at I In pl.n 0t fool Numum r-tri'ft. Our UtlvpttonM an' 1-1. I' it abagqf the BicRt uan Kmuk.

if jtndiU Inst ij'tu MP uxnl. ami ho ofceops Wt ffitu a ICt MO Sr WIQHTi HBTHODIST Episcopal Church Services BeginJng on Sunday, October 14th, uvular morning nnd evening services will be held bj the Methodist Episcopal oi Honolulu, RBV, H. w. PECK, Pastor, in thl Hall, at the corner of Fort ami Hold streets (formerly Annexation I bib Koomsi. A formal organization of tins Church will lake plant on Sunday.

November lib. All Chrlstalnt not affiliated ith any other Evangelical church are invited to unite ill this organization. 411881 Corporation Notice Stockholders of the Hanalel Sugar Mill Company will please lake notice that at the request of a stockholder hoi. line nol than twenty shares of the capital stock, a special meeting of the Corporation will be held in (lono-1 lulu ul the oilice of C. Brewer Com pany in a'olock a.

on Friday. Ootolier 38, 1894, to consider the ques lion of the dissolution of the corp. ra tion. CHARLES L. CARTER, President.

Honolulu. Octobtt 111, 474 IW For Sale. A limited number of shares in the South Kous i loffi i iompany. The! lorn pao has aoquired live hundred acres coffee land III lee simple at Papa 8. South Kotia, Hawaii, about three alio one half miles ruin Roopulot landing.

The laud is among the best for diffei growing in Kami, the soil constating ol very rich a a and is easily worked. A large niimbei of shares have already been tubscril ed lor. Apply to J. M. MONSARRAT, i 'art wright's block, Merchant si reel, Honolulu.

471-u For Sale. Turner lol ill putiano contains parlor, oi b) aim feet. Housi parlor, illniiinu' room. Hire bath room aoi aiei cold una li il r.ioiu o. anil ur I auto etr.

The grounds ars w.n laid out in fruit and rnamental irsrs, Kor panleuiari, address A. BM this office, mi Kamehameha Girls' School. The tirst term of Kamehameha niris' School openi Monday. Noysmbjui il'tu. Applications tor admltaion may bead dl tiled to Miss Pope, either at kauieba- meba Manual, or Hum Hope will be in the Hawaiian Kindergarten Room, Queen Emma Hall, Saturday mornings trom (i io il', where she will be pleated to meet applicants.

lbs tuition is Plltv Dollars a year. No applicants received under twelve years of awe. 475101 To That OOtnmodioui building formerly occupied hy the Union lee Works, ud 1 1 Mill I i lulling Tel ins moderate. Apply to AWAIIAN ELETBI0O 178 8mo. I'OK A GOOD MKA1.

Co TO CHOCK. KKK ASTOR HOUSE RESTAURANT i I I'tiion streets. 472 I1UO. An Open Letter to the Ladies of Honolulu! 1 will lor the next two Weeks sell rood at cost to make room lor Bolida) Qoode, Ihe Uooda are all fresh and ol the latest sl Ii M. II ANNA, 418- I in tM Fori mreet.

Viavi Testimonial. Having received so liiueli liellelll Irolli tht USt "I Vim 1 1 am anxious the publti should know vbat a blessing hat oouie to lis with the Viaw Itemedles. 1 have suffered with a complication of Qittatte lor six years, have been in tin h.s-pital iu San Francisco bm have loum eat. Dial lias bellellted Ule so much as Vi.ii 1. 1 would recommend It to the suffering 1 Utopia ol Honolulu.

Anj one lulling to ask BM in repaid to it 01 iy call at my home on It. tetania near Nuuanu itreeti MBM. 8CUBA0EB Theee tentediet for salt al the utScr, 103 Klli! c. A. OAIXOWAY.

477-luio .1 w. J. Alfred Magoon. NOI'AKY 11' Jil ATTORN BY AT law, RBAL B8TATB AGENT1. Houses to rent ill all parts of the city.

Oilice next lo the l'ost QAM in Hoi olulu. 476-tf. Mtttr Alvertlai.iii(.ita, The annual meeting of the Kohala Sugar Company will lie held Monday, ihe Nth at p. at the office of Castle At I ooke. J.

B. Athenon, 1 ret iry. Honolulu, iietoher 18, 1894. 4'H-td Iheaiinunl me. tmg of the i'uia Plan-i at ion Company will lie held the at pia.

at the office of Casile C'ooke. H. A HF.UION, '1 ivatUi w. Honolulu, Octohnr IS, iffii. The annual metflng of the Haiku Bugai Cnttpany will he held Monday, the If It hi 10.

the otlice of 'ast ie At Cooke. J. H. ATIIF.RTON, (hrOnsti tfi Honolulu, i otober 18, 47w-td (. 'opa rtn ash ip The undersigned, residing in the town ot Bllo, Island ol Hswsll, ivtasaoofattd themselves together, the purpose of tarrying on nsintts of Attoraaya and Councillors at l.r.w under the firm nan HITCHCOCK AftD wii.deh.

Their oilice will be found near the Court llou-e, Waiai ueinie street, llilo. All busines- attended topromptly. One of the partners will alwa.v lie in attendance, ut every term of the Circuit i loan on tin- Island, ii. ii. Bin in ock, O.

K. WILDER, llilo. Octobtt tlth, 1SM4. 477 Iw Lnsi CKMTiriC ATK of Depa ii So, pmforttM issued l.j Kllthl N.TIiinaI. HaNK of raiielseolt rninn.i lbs nndtrsteacd.

All persons are srarned auaui-t negntiH ihk -nino. a- imvitieni I a -iiipiM-tl. t'isin retnrn- uik' Draft, tadsr will be uiuprrlv Mwardsd. t. r.

mii.an. MT-tl Al Hie il Hotel. Estate of Holt h'ec Co. Hop BE of Ruuana Btrett, I Honolulu, having made an assignment I lo me ol all then nmhMh I ImwJmi mm quett all persons having claimi against said Hop Kee Co. to present such claims within one montli from this date, me.

47 C. lldl.l K. lw Honolulu. let. 1J, 1M14.

ioiin BROWN, Ocalrr in HAWAIIAN Al I I i-. 1GN bl AMI'S Foat Oilice box 441. Honolulu. First i lass Approval iheetstsal pari ol Ihe Keterenee re no e.1. I slnini.M, nil .40 KO 3 Ol 8.00 0.

4 AUieric in Slampi Lit loc ('. A s. American Minimis :t.io Veli.uelH Mlllinw 100 Ii Mania he lading Has Mamns, 1 1 mj Cssh lii In- -eni with for ncketii. in. Notice is ber.

hy given thai all claims againat III Criterion Saloon, up to Sept 1894, will be settled by Mr. Jas. 1'. Mm-a SO, and all Outstanding accounts due i riterion Baloou and ihe binu House ifL. H.

Dee. up to the above date are payable to Mr. II. Dee, L. H.

DHL All bills againai I. Ii. Dee please pre-senl Itniiitdiately lor payment. IbH H. Dee.

HAWAIIAN OPFRA HOUSE. .1. LEVEY, It. DAIttST, LK88RB MANAGER Tuesday, Oct. 16th FAUST AND MARGUERITE Mil CV stock- unifies! COMPANY Thursday THK III.

OUR KLAO BdVs Saturday 178-1 tlaniwai, i aikiki. Bating taken charge of the Hlmve named l'opular Seaside liesort, Ihe undersigned is prepared to receive his friends and the public Bpeoial accommodations for private liuthiiig purlieu ami familiee. jfKiug street ears pass the door. W. s.

BABTLBTT, 178 Into Proprietor. Wanted. A good, tntle milch 0OH at a reasonable price. Apply at thu 87tl Stah Otlice. A Nurse anted.

apply 10 4B5lf (' CARTER (Iu and after Monday, October loth, the Hawaiian Eleotrio Oompany will give an all nighl service for residences. TBEO, BOFniABK, Superintendent. ESTATE Mo you want to rent a house Have you a house for rent Do you want lo buy a house Have you a house tor sale? It so call on the ESTATE AfVCV. 108 Fori street. Ilil lino.

H. MAY CO. Wholesale and Retail GROCERS t)S Kurt Sliri't. Both Telephones 22. P.

O. Box 470.