Hawaii Herald from Hilo, Hawaii • 3

LOCAL BREVITIES. ANNEXATION; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS HILO GETS A SHAKING UP. Wilders" Steamship M. I I '')' I Dqy all Saturday afternoon. Orial holiday next in passengers are aboard A' The "Best Typewriter Most Violent Shock of Earthquake Several Years.

the -ft C. L. Wight, S. B. Rosg', Capt.

J. Kino, Port Supt. TIME TABLE S. S. KHMAU RESULT.

CH DAMAGE 13. THE Manager Aungst, of the Kona Telephone Company, transmitted the appended message to Thb Herald late It "is printed in the Gazette and isa reply to a query sent by that paper to a prominent Republican1 politician in Augusta, Me." Us "Have just returned'' from- Joe Manley's office, He infoVms me emphatically without plank (in the Republic party's platform) Overend is the new deputy ofHamakna. fc Umber of "picnics and luaus were ast Saturday, afternoon. tf family of W. Shipman have Hilo Drug Company Heavy Losers--Gen- Commander CLARKE, li sdfromavisittoKeaau.

eral Smash-up About Town Interruption at the Volcano. Land Slides. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Sheriff Hitchdock will go to his Olaa coffee ranch to-njorrow. R.

C. Sadler, of Onomea, spent a few days in town this week. V. M. Fulcher, storekeeper.

Moun-tain View, was in town Tuesday. Mrs. J. S. Canario has returned from a pleasant visit tothe Trowbridges of Olaa.

John Baker is dowarom his mountain home, looking hale and hearty as usual. D. H. Hitchcock Tuesday from several weeks' stay at Pohakuloa. The change has been beneficial to his health.

V' T. Lewis and Kenny, Oka coffee planters, were ig town Monday and Tuesday. Botl report coffee in good con- dition throughout the district. W. W.

Bruner, Road Supervisor, returned Tuesday from a trip to Kona. While away he was appointed manager of the Kona Coffee Company. Editor of the Tribune, was in town last Saturday. With others, he enjoyed a game lawn tennis on the Court house ground. The record he made in the recent baseball match between coffee planters and the locals has satis fied his ambition as a ball tosser.

Will leave Honolulu at 10 a. touching at Maalaea Bay and Makena the same day; Mahukona, Kawaihae and Laupahoehoe the followuiK day; arrivinE- was Harrison's. It is just what jail yard is to be extended so as to the entire lot in at the Haili evening. new Port Surveyor is expected to the last of this month. w-ta-.

I 1 'i 1 at Hilo-the same evening. ARRIVES HILO. I.KAVES HII.O. Business Men elbus may put on another express advocated while President and just what the Republican party really believes jn -Annexation pure and simple. It was Harrison's idea and the party's idea, and they meariit.

If McKinley is elected, that's just what will result. Joe was earnest aboUt it.lV- Wednesday. i 13 Increased business demands it. SThursday 1 Aug. "iQiMonday i are quick to see and appreciate any labor Wednesday, rnia bats have been introduced Saturday Aug.

29rhursday islands to reduce tne mosquito Wednesday, saying aeyice. ne men wno are tne most successful use a Typewriter. They can accomplish, more and 'better work. No business man, once acquainted with Saturday Sept. glMonday Sept.

igiThursda. Sept I Youm Peonies' Social Club will 24 3 14 24 Oct. 5 Oct. 15 26 5 Wednesday, The most violent shock 6f earthquake since the JSosprevailed throughout the Island of Hawaii early last Sunday morn-; ing, striking terror to the hearts of the inhabitants and causing -much damage to property. It differed from previous quakes in th3t only one shock was felt there being generally a lighter and secondary interruption following the first and being strong frontlie beginning.

precisely one 5 a. a slight vibration was felt, which increased a few seconds later to a heavy-wave and continuing for fully thirty seconds. People were awakened to see their houses rocking like reeds in the wind, and to hear the smash of crockery, glassware, vases, bric-a-brac, statuary. CloclK were thrown around promiscously, tables overturned, 'miwors broken, and sundry other damage done. fc Judging from the motion of houses and his evening at the Rose of a Typewriter, could be new K.COIUCUCC, V.v, R.

C. of was in town" Wednesday Oct. io lhursday Oct. 2iMonday Ocf. 3i Thursday.

induced to do without ft modern Typewriter like the several iUyS this with Vanatta concerning-the a nevir'iiid4omfflotUons- Returning, will leave Hilo at 8 o'clock a. touching at Laupahoehoe. Mahu kona and Kawaihae the same day; Ma-kenaj-Maalaea Bay Ymd Lahaina the following dav: arriving at Honolulu the residencjOB, his: large 0t Church and Pitman' Plans, hye been made by MrJanatta and 'accepted for a modern suc-tocmi house on the nremises. afternoons of' Tuesdays and Fridays. located in' about the centeV of the ttict'Jnd, whfen.

'Completed, PEERLESS. It staiids on its own merits. A strong, simple, modern machine! The new cleaning 'device saves much labor, and keeps the type clean.F It can be applied and the cleaningndone in a few seconds without soiling hands. Price fioo with cover. i T.

W. HOIiRON General Agent, Honolulu. Orders taken by C. S. BRADFORD, Hilo, Hawaii.

The Kinau will sail for Puna on the Other indications the wave came In Hilo there was more or last trip of each month. Fare for same, firsPclass. tl.OO round trin inrlnrlintr street. lot back of Richardson's store is cleared of trges, aridwill be uti- a lumber a pleasant card' party at Jlapai's residence last Thursday tis defeated'' Waiakeas in a base-Otest Monday afternoon by a score "Herald extends thanks to John 1th, the obliging purser of the for late news favors. se ball club from Wailuku, Maui, ine here early in October and play of games with local teams.

Hawaii is anchored in. the bay ag the arrival of the bark Santiago, pked for daily. is' progressing rapidly on the less damage to the interior of dwellings, lunch at-Pohoiki; second-clss (2.00. will be a redit town. The present strucre will ije torn- down and possibly used in "frnilng ibne or more cottages to be erected other.

portions of the land. Work of removing the old and building the ne. jiijuse will be commenced at though but of a trifling nature. The Hilo Drug Company was the heaviest loser, their stock, being- damaged -and 1 ins company reserves the right make changes in the time of departure and arrival of its steamers without notice, and will not be responsible for any consequences arising therefrom. The thanks of, this paper is due broken to the extent of $300.

Japanese throughout the town were frightened nearly their and they scrambled out of houses without thought to wearing apparel. The road in. front of Assessor Austin's house was cracked manager Aungst, of the Kona-Kau BILO HOTEL Consignees must be at landings to re Telephone' Company for late news Departure of the Kinau. When it became known early last Monday morning- that the Kinau would leave from Waiakea, there were numerous growls about and protests against what was termed an injustice and inconvenience to the people by such a decision. Purser Beckley came to the wharf from the ship and gave notice of the departure of the Kinau from the place mentioned above; course, he said, was necessary on account of low tide and rough water at the wharf, with the additional information that the company could not afford to take chances of damaging their boats.

An expression of opinion from a number of rrierchants and shippers-was contrary to the stand taken By. Purser Beck-ley, and there was no hesitancy about voicing such sentiments. There was but little freight to be taken aboard the ship Monday morning, and beyond question passengers could have been conveyed from the wharf in safety to the Kinau some time previous to 8 o'clock, the hour set for departure, the tide being fully in at that time and the bay much smoother than usual. V- 't Broke His Leg. A peculiar and painful accident happened to expressman L.

Helbus a week agooday. While some goods to the Chinese store just across Waiakea bridge it 'being necessary to get the vehicle close to the Blank walk in front several inches wide all the' way acrossrfsent over his line. ceive their freight; this Company will not hold itself responsible for freight after it has been lane fed. and a small opening was yisible on Front Two ot tne rooms, are about JOS. VIER'RA, Prop.

and several cells made. street near J. N. Wood store, Along the Hamakua co'ast the' shock'! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Live Stock only at owner's risk. This? Company will not be resnonsible for money or Valuables of passengers unless placed in the care of Pursers.

BY AUTHORITY The table is supplied with the best the market affords. PUBIJC LANDS NOTICE. C. RICHARDSON was equally as strong as felt here. Cooking ovens at Pepeekeo were cracked, th water dam at Laupahoehoe parted, and in the.

different gulches tons of rock and earth were loosened, almost- blocking, the ypad in several places. At Volcano the quake was not. so violent, several guests there failing to be awakened by it. The laVa bed leading to the crater opened in places sufficiently large to admit of small ana emitted -volumes of sulphurous smoke, A GOOD, FAMILY HOTEL AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT sixteen lots of Government Land in TOURIST'S HEADQUARTERS. Kaohe, Puna, Hawaii, will be open for application on or after 9 a.

September a 1, logo, under tlie provisions 01 Land A cottage adjoining the hotel is maintained for the accommodation of guests. -rthe. horse, stepped into a hole, one "of his lront teet becoming wedged so fast Act 1895, for 'Right of Purchase Leases arid Cash Freeholds. These lots are from 60 to 100 acres each in area, and are appraised at values of from $4.00 to $7.00 per acre, being principally good agricultural land suited to coffee cultivation. Also on, or after the above date appli giving indication of outbreaks at different In Kau and Kona was but little notice taken of the it being very much milder there than elsewhere.

News from Honolulu yesterday by the Hall says Oahu was considerably shaken1 up, but no damage resulted. Two shocks were felt, each about ten seconds duration. that it could not be removed. The horse, Board by the Day, -Week or Month at Reasonable Rates. in attempting to release itself, reared and plunged and began kicking.

Mr. Importer and Dealer in LUfl BE Hardware, Groceries, Paints and Oils, Hay and Feed Helbus, who was sitting on the lront seat of the wagon, received a hard' blow on the right leg, breaking it two places between the knee and Assistance SHIPS AND SH1PPINQ. was summoned and the injured man conveyed to his home 'and medical attention cations will be received for. any unoccupied lots of the old Homestead Full particulars as to any of these lots may be obtained at the Public Lands Office, Honolulu, or from the various sub-agents in whose districts such lqls are situated. J.

F. fiROWN, 6-4t Agent Public Lands. i pc-ton roller was taken by the I from Waiakea mill. It will be id in Honolulu. fTownsend gave a' pleasant picnic Soanut.

Island last Saturday. A i of 1 friends enjoyed her kind Jity. appointment of Henry S. Overend Sheriff of Hamakua is an-ld in a By Authority notice Moanauli, Deputy Sheriff, in promoted to District Magistrate jnakmu The appointment 'is a th street has been slightly re-fence thk paper called attention Id More work is badly' Jintnercial treaty has been con-tetween Japan and China on-the ihtKned in' the; treaty of peace, jn May, tday, Sept. 19th, (Arbor Day) has 1 jclared a National Holiday by the of Interior.

All Government will be closed on that day. iin Fitzerald is rapidly recovering recent and severe attack of fever. Win will go to the Coast for a recreation trip. tin William Matson is expected 1 a short time. According to adorn San Francisco he -will bring bderick Dhu pld slate roof on the Court house ji torn off and replaced with gat-i iron, i The work is being done Jert.Wilhelm for William Vafetta.

Roentgen ray has been seen in alu. Dr. Luscher, surgeon on the lia, lectured on and demonstrated kings to the local medicos a -few fc will be no meeting of the Salva-hny on Sunday night, as they will given. Mr. Helbus is doing as well as IF YOU WANT might be expected Under the trying cir To get the cumstances, and while the fracture is' exceedingly painful, no serious results are anticipated.

APPOINTMENT NOTICE. NEWS OF "THE The express wagon is not laid up, 11 its owner is, but can be found at the usual ENRY S. OVEREND HAS THIS stand, corner of the postoffice. It is in H1 dav been annotated Denutv Sheriff of F. C.

Eaton; he is ready to' fill orders promptly. Only First Class" Goods' kept in WORLD Subscribe to the DAILY CALL CHRONICLE or 1 EXAMINER Waterloo For Holomuas of the District of Hamakua, Island of Hawaii, vice J. W. Moanauli, resigned. E.

G. HITCHCOCK, Sheriff Island of Hawaii. A. M. Brown, Marshal Republic of 6-4t Hilo, Hawaii, Sept.

141.1896. The baseball game Saturday afternoon last between the Hilo Holomua Stock and your order will receive prompt attention: The Hawaii took load of feed stuff to Pepeekeo Wednesday. Thfe' Santiago is twenty 'days out from San and is expected to arrive at any time. j. At 3 p.

m. yesterday the Santiago was off 4 Papaikou, 19 days out from San Francico. She will come in this morning. The Kinau left at 8 a. m.

Monday morning from Waiakea. There Was plenty of kicking about, town because the vessel did not depart from the wharf. The barkentine Planter, which ran between San Francisco and Honolulu dntil the Southern Pacific'sdiscrimina-tion drove the1; trade to Portland, has been taken from her retirement, and will load, lumber, at Eureka "for Sydney, n. s. w.

Some interesting statistics have been published which show that England's expenditure on her navy is nearly double that of any -other as, indeed, it should be. Great Britaifl expends about 10s 7d a head of her population' on the Holland about 59 France, 5s Denmark; xs nd: is 6d: the clubs resulted in disastrous defeat for the latter bv the extraordinary score of 23 to 12. The haoles hammered the ball frpml Only Dollar a month H. WAI.TON I. C.

ABI.ES tne start, ana piiea up scores so rapiaiy that it was impossible tor the native-boysJ THE to break the spell. BRANCH STORE AT OLAA The Holomuas made only one run in the first' and failed to score again' until the last half of th? fifth inning their op Also, any Newspaper or Magazine published At the Xo west Price- WALL, NICHOLS Honolulu, Catalogue for the asking ponents, however, having a total ot eight Hilo Electric Light Co. to their credit. They added eleven in the sixth, two in the eighth and 4 like- ine union meeting at nam Adjutant Simonson will assist UMITED number in the last inning. native boys got, in the sixth inning and, but; for.

the timely leeting. Peerless Preserving Paint COriPANY Manufacturers and dealers in Fire, Rust, Decay and Waterproof Paint. Warranted not to Scale, Crack or caused by Heat, Moisture dr Rain. Old roofs made good as, new. All' roofs (tin, metal or Shingle), guaranteed against rust or leakage.

Our Peerless Preserving PaInt is especially made for old and new shingle, metal and fel roofs, bridges, posts, iron, steel, etc. Examinations and estimates 011 tall work given free of charge. Office, 308 Merchant Street, Honolulu, II. I. Telephone 139.

H. p. WALTON, fge herd of hair, seals was seen off arrival of catcher Dimond, would ia vej ITnhed States, isgd; Germany, 8d; CHEAPER THAN OIL This Company is prepared to furnish in last bunday. They came in close -to the. mill and remained failed to "score.

'They crossed home for four runs, but went out in one, two, three order in 'the five players came across the plate in the eighth and pne in the ninth' inning; Weather permitting hours disporting around and Spain, is and Russia, is. C. Marine Record: The steamer now being built in Glas-coW Scotland, for the Union Steamship of New Zealand, ahdhich is destined to take the place of the Monowal on the steamer Mariposa is on time to- Electric Lights in any part of the city at rates that will discount oil lamps. NO. OF LIGHTS.

PlftCE PER' MONTH. One 80 Cents Two to Ten' 60 Cents Eleven to Twenty Lights 55 Over Twenty 50 the clubs will play Saturday, the game" denizens of the Capital will wit-lis evening a rendition of Trilby of A. Mf Palmer's first-class com- HAWAIIAN FERTILIZING COHPANY Have a full stock of all Fertilizer Materials for sale at lowest majket rates Sold Jn Original "Bags or Ground and Mixed to Order Goods Guaranteed to any Analysis in Bags of Equivalent Weight 1. and Orders Solicited A -F. COOKE, Manarer California-Australian route, will be far en route from Australia.

'( SI 5 Hawaiian National Band will re- Made to Order from 1 any Design. Lamps, Shades, Push Buttons and Bells I the islands during the latter part, jtober or early in A FRONT STREET furnished at short notice. Latest improved Electrical Fixtures on hand. ahead of any steamer that ever made the trip between America, and Australia, 'and will compare with the crack steamers of the Pacific and Oriental line of Australia. The tonnage of, the new steamer will be fully 4700, while the length is 350 feet The steamer is to be fitted up with every modern improvement, in this respect will tie modeled after some of the famous steamers i running between New York and Europe.

The new will have a first-class -capacity of 250 and second-class accommodations for I so. luau reception will be tendered relatives shortly after the band For Lights, apply to the undersigned or.Lj Turner, Secretary: 1 Upholstering Done at Reasonable Rates Mattress Making a Specialty G. W. IbCKiNGTON, Proprietor ames Haalelea and Julian Mont vere entertained by the Richard Kanehe last Saturday. A feast of LOUIS T.

GRANT, Manager. ings was prepared lor tne occa-C. Abies, of Honolulu, now visit- H. F. Wichman was among tne guests.

The Popular House 154 Fort Street, Honolulu Neatly Furnished Rooms from $1.25 to $2.50 per week. FRANK MURPHY, Proprietor Visit of a Coffee Grower. F. S. LYMAN AttorneyaHaw Hoffman House Bouquet is, the an excellent brand of cigars, of T.

Na Wood is the sole agent and Honolulu, This modern Jewelry and Silverware es- V. H. Hobgs, 'a prominent business man of the Capital City, irrived in town Tuesday, coming overland from Mahu-kona, where- he embarked from the Kinau on her last up The gentleman Will remain here for a day or more, and hfMp. tinvp An firrtmn mnal being a portion ot Arbor Day holiday program. Deputy Overend.

It will be especially gratifying to the many friends of Harry Overend throughout the islands to know, that he has been selected by Sheriff -Hitchcock as deputy in the populous and important; district of Hamakua. i Those, who. know Mr. feel sure he will make an excellent Popular to. an extent enjoyed by but few, the; hew appointee enters: upon the discharge of his duties with a record any young man may well be proud of.

Fearless, impartial and just in dealings withhis Harry Overend will earn an enviable reputation in the of public Theiiew deputy was in town Monday! received his commission and some -instruction from his worthy and returned the following day to assume the duties, consequent upon the -position. Good luck arid prosperity attend him. Court The record of ithe Police tourt for the past week shows! sixteen arresta on sundry charges. They include 4 gambling; with' fines and costs, 1 common paid it individual who oyer the Wailukn bridge faster than the law allows forfeited wH of $25; 1 for larceny was nolle one demented Chinese was committed tothe Asylum. A Chinese who was caught hitting the pipe deposited $76 for so d6ing; another for carrying concealed weapons paid $13; sentence suspended in one case of assault and battery one "heedless rider was HAWAII HILO, imported And are an nt smoke, bold tnree tor a quar- Special atterltion given to the purchase of high-grade goods in the go to the Volcano.

After spending. different prices as low as structure now being used as the IWilhelm's Bakery Corner Waianuenue and Front Sts. is consistent witn tne goods handled. Jn cnurcn baa been sold to the Having the best equipped workshoD in Association. It will be remodeled liat after beintr removed' and CONVEYANCING AND LAND SUkVEYING Blocks Subdivided and Mapped Prompt attention given all work entrusted to my care.

a permanent library on the lot iannenue street granted by tne the Islands, employing more men than -all other establishments combined; we are enabled to do every manner of work in our lines at short notice, and to keep in stock desirable articles of Hawaiian CAKESrPIES, BUNS( AND ROLLS Made to Order. ament. .1. en lots of Government land in Puna, will be open for applica- Our WATCH REPAIR department i Notice to Creditors famed the group over for its perfection of workmanship. Never permitting any 1 Orders for Ship's Bread executed on short notice.

Bread delivered every day to all parts of the city. a week at CdlLee'a popular houser Mr. Hoogs will visit Kau anoKona, stopping for a time with his friend, Julian Mon-sarrat, at Kapapala ranch, and thence to his coffee plantation in South Kona. The traveler iff vice-president of the South Kona Coffee Company, besides being interested in coffee on Oahu, near Wai-anae. The return home will be made from the lee side of the island.

Kaumana Road Started. Work' was commenced on the new Kaumana road Wednesday morning, with J. in charge. The point of commencement "was just beyond the Catholic school on Waianuenue street; the intervening distance toward town will be graded by the. local Road Board.

It is understood a section or the road will be built with day labor, the )cost to- be used as a basis for contracting the remainder. thing but the very best of work to be 11 or after 9 a. Sept. 21, under Wisions of Land Act 1895. These from 60 ta 100 acres each in area, irtkmlarly adapted for agricultural and coffee cultivation.

See, By nty notice done, we enjoy an enviable reputation. COFFEE ROASTED GROUND and to-day 00 nearly all the very complicated work, up to qnite recently had to be sent awav in mnfor- trw Itimm All accounts' extending over, a period of one or more years; and due the undersigned', must be paid at once or they will be placed in the hands of a collector. 5-2t C. RICHARDSON. mulcted of native for' selling liquor was fined 1 200- and costs, appeal Breckenridg In Ml, i Breckenridee, the scouudrel Union Express Co.

taken: a hack driver for libidinous solid teacher of Hauula, has met his rer He is in jail at Port Huron, Ljjign increased the exchequer $16. Successors to Sanders' and Larsen's Express Plantation Seed Coffee proper handling. Wd make an especial plea for the guardianship of your watch, believing it will add to the life of your time-piece, and save you much annoyance. 1 The engraving and embossing on fine stationery Is another department which we take great pride in, and following strictly ruling prices in San Francisco have built up a large trade if this very-necessary work. We are pleased to.

send selection pack ages to resppnsible parties over the entire? group. H. F. WICHMAN. a witn detranding.

Chief of Police 1 that city found a Honolulu pass I Breckenridge's valise ana wrote department' here for particu-the young man Petit states that nridge represented himself in luron to be an agent of Castle I 'Deputy Marshal Hitchcock is forVard a rich fund of inform-conceruing, the and hts Slar. WM. LARSEN, Manager; No, 87-King Honolulu Agents meet all trains and steamers Prompt attention and reasonable ThCi wifl be generaj rejoicing ft Onomea tomorrow and Saturday, Those days have ben- set apart as holiday? for all connected yith. taej plantation, and for the purpose of. celebrating wftb eclat the close "of the most prosperous season and heaviest crop gathered from the place for years, the total amount of sugar being 10,005 tons, Earthquake In Japan.

Th9 stea.tnet. Hail arrived at yesterday shortly 1 before noon She brought news of an earthquake In Japan on Sept. Slid that resulted In 30,000 lives being lost The vessel has -a foreign mail, which will arrive here Friday afternoon. Seed from Coffee for nursery matured trees, for F. S.

iYMAN. Fresh purposes, sale by 5-tf.