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in in in HAWAII HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1901. 7 LOCAL BREVITIES. Dr. Mackay has gone ts the Coast. Rain fell all day in Honokaa yesterday.

Carl S. Smith was a returning passenger Kinau. Wm. Vannatta and family are sojourning in A. B.

Loebenstein has been in Kohala for the past Mrs. W. T. Balding returned from Honolulu yesterday. Jack Niau is lying seriously ill at his home on Front street.

Major W. A. Honolulu. Purdy and L. M.

Whitehouse are in The Marion, Chilcott and Amy Turner are due the coast. Most of the stores have their windows dressed for the holidays. The Kinau will leave tomorrow at IO a.m. for Honolulu and way ports. "Solo players desiring to join a solo club kindly address box 252, Hilo.

A horse and buggy are for sale. See classified for sale ad of Ridgway Ridgway. From next Monday until after Christmas some of the retail stores will be open evenings. A. G.

Curtis is now Olaa agent for the ice department of the Hilo Electric Light Works. The Charles L. Woodbury arrived in port Wednesday, December 10, five days from Honolulu. William Downer, proprietor of the Saloon, is seriously ill at his home in Puueo. Honokaa had severe electrical storm on Sunday and telephone communication was shut off.

The entire top of Mauna Kea was covered with snow Monday morning, the day after the disastious rain and wind storm in Hawakua. Dr. R. H. Reid has changed his morning office hours from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m.

to 10:30 to 12:00 m. Saturday afternoons, commencing at specially for children 2:30 p. at Victor's Merrry-Go-Round, located 011 Front street. The Hawaii Ditch Co. was incorporated at Honolulu December 4 with a capital stock of $1,000, with the privilege of increasing to Jaaquin Carvahho feels that a little encouragement to the Hilo Band would not be misplaced.

The organization does considerable work for the militia. A. B. Scrimigear, the Honolulu accountant, has been in Hilo during the past week looking into the income tax reports of individuals. He has increased the returned values considerably.

The Volcano Stables Company has decided to establish an express business between Keaau and Mountain View. An extra wagon will be put on the line, so as to relieve the regular stage of freight. Victor Vittey of the Hilo Hotel is sending away novel Christmas gifts to friends the Coast. He bought fifteen cocoanuts in the husk and nailed one to each of the friends he wished to remember. Faith Measure" will be Mr.

Cri1zan's subject Sunday morning. In the evening he will give a historical sermon on the landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, December 20th, 1620. Subject, "Th Freight of the Ship Mayflower." Grand and Petit Juries. Captain Lake of the Sheriff's office 011 Tuesday summoned the following gentlemen to serve on the Grand Jury in the Fourth Circuit, January term: John T. Baker, L.

M. Whitehouse, A. H. Olney, Frank L. Winter, Chas.

E. Wright, E. N. Holmes, B. F.

Schoen, H. M. Henshaw, C. A. Stobie, W.

H. Shipman, H. Beers, J. T. Moir, W.

Todd, C. H. W. Hitchcock. Wm.

Pullar, Peter Gibb, A. E. Sutton, C. C. Kennedy, J.

S. Janeway, J. E. Gamielson, Richardson. At the same time he summoned the following to serve on the Petit Jury at the same term: W.

A. Purdy, R. A. Lucas, Peter Lee, David Ewaliko, Eugene H. Lyman, Philip Victor, J.

D. Easton, P. C. Beamer, W. Nailima Jr, Jno.

Bonenberg, W. J. Carter, W. G. Kaihenui, Terry, Florentin Souza, E.

D. Baldwin, J. Aug. Humberg, Wm. Higgins, Olaf Omsted, W.

C. Borden, L. Turner, R. J. Lyman, W.

J. Stone, G. N. Day. For Fine Liqnors.

As the holiday season approaches the memory reverts to the short comings of last year, when Christmas drinkables were neglected until too late to secure a of the proper articles. W. C. Peacock call attention today in a half page advertisement to their unequalled stock of all kinds of liquor for all kinds of No dinner is complete without peoples, and this firm supplies them at lowest rates in quantities of one gallon or more. Hampers containing an assortment of wines, and others with spirits, are prepared to suit the wants of individuals and at prices much below the regular.

Telephone orders No. 61 will receive prompt attention. Jared Smith. Jared Smith has visited the coffee plantations in Hamakua and Laupahoe-1 hoe aud found them flourishing. Yesterday he made a trip to Olaa.

He expresses himself as pleased with the agricultural prospects of this part of the Territory. ROYAL Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum. Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day. ROYAL BAKING POWDER NEW YORK.

Business and General. Money to loan-WISE. Colombia is buying gunboats. More money to -Ray's. The G.rman ex-Embassador Hatzfeldt Wildenburg is dead.

Scotch, American and Canadian Whiskies. Hilo Wine No. 90. Liquor Co. California.

Firebugs are at work in San Rafael, If you live to eat, thenes' Sunday evening patronize dinners. DemosAdmiral Schley is to be a guest of the Mauhattan Club of Chicago. Fresh frozen eastern Turner Co. oysters- -L. I The strike of the French coal miners i is still on: Choice Brandy $1.25 a bottle and Gin 75 cents at the Hilo Saloon.

The law against ticket scalping in New York State has been declared unconstitutional. Demosthenes' Sunday evening dinners are constantly gaining in public favor. Three Nome steamship companies have been fined for carrying too many passengers. Bourbon and Rye and Sour Mash. By the gallon.

Hilo Wine and Liquor Co. No. 90. As a result of a water front fight in San Francisco a stevedore was found in an alley with a knife wound over the heart. The best ever, Whitman's Chocolate Bon Bons and Candies, at L.

Turner Ltd. A large asparagus canning plant is to be established near Stockton, Cal. If you wish to make a substantial and at the same time useful present, send a 10-pound bag of Terry's celebrated coffee. 6,300 acres of land near Stockton, has been reclaimed. Christmas will soon be here, and your sideboard is empty; we have all that can be desired, from champagne to beers.

W. C. Peacock Co. Peter Dayeny, a prominent Republican of San Francisco, died 011 Nov. 22.

If you have not been patronizing the Sunday evening dinners at Demosthenes' Cafe lately you have missed something. Walter N. Dimmick, ex-chief clerk of the San Francisco mint, has been demed a new trial. We carry all kinds and grades of table wines in pints and quarts. Hilo Wine and Liquor Co.

Telephone No. 90. Alaska Indians report finding a boy's jacket and a mess box, presumably washed from some wrecked vessel. The Hilo Mercantile are the sanitary plumbers of the town. Give them a chance to figure on your work.

City office holders of Pittsburg are being shaken out of office. A spread fit for the gods is the verdict passed about the Sunday evening dinners at Demosthenes' Cafe. President Roosevelt has appointed W. A. Crozier Chief of Ordnance, with rank of brigadierPort, Hock, Reisling, Claret, Madeira, Zinfandel, Sherry, Tokay, Muscatel, 50 cents a gallon at Hilo Wine and Liquor Co.

Telephone 90. San Francisco and California are strong for the re-enactment of the exclusion law. Superior quality of ice cream served to order or delivered at home. Hilo Bakery and Ice Cream Parlors. The Grau opera season at San Francisco has overreached all sanguine, expectations and eclipsed last popularity.

There may be others like it, but give me Pabst's A. B. C. Beers. They are the best in their line.

Sold by W. C. Peacock Co. The Chinese of San Francisco are being hauled over the coals in the newspapers on account their unsanitary condition and for practicing slavery. "Schlitz" Milwaukee Bottle Beer and "Lemp" St.

Louis. $2.50 a dozen at the Hilo Wine and Liquor Co. Tel. No. 90.

Santiago Iglesias, a representative of the Federation of Labor, was arrested on his arrival at San Juan on the charge of conspiring to raise wages. Jockey Club "Sour Mash;" call it at the bar. Hilo Wine and Liquor sole agents. No. 90.

George Suesser, who killed Sheriff Farley in Salinas, in September, 1899, will suffer the death penalty in San Quentin on February 7, under sentence pronounced by Judge Lorigan. All accounts against the Hilo Railroad Company should of be each presented month. on or Such before the 7th day bills will be paid at the office of the comafter 2 p. m. 011 the 15th of each pany month.

Incited by the success of the Union Laticket in San Francisco some of the bor Chicago are talking of labor agitators labor ticket in the field in the next State campaign in Illinois. putting a Order your liquors for Christmas from Hilo Wine and Liquor Co. No. 90. Frank Moran, a Utah desperado, is in jail at Reddings, Cal.

What profits it if a man does not have the best of food? Demosthenes' Cafe give you the best the market affords, cooked in an appetizing way. General Alban, leader of the Venezuelan federal forces, is reported to have been defeated with heavy loss in battle at Chorrea. Joao Souza, proprietor of Honomu Saloon, has a full line of best wines and liquors. Beer always 011 ice. Hilo prices.

The Senate at Paris has made, proposals, supported by the Premier, Walto appoint a commission to study the action to be taken in order to arrest depopulation of France. Excellent sherry, and table claret 50 cents a gallon. Wine and Liquor Co. No. 90.

Shocking accounts have been received from Cracow of wholesale flogging of Polish children by Prussian schoolmasters refusing to learn the catechism and prayers in German at Wrzesnia. It is worth your while to read Hoffschlaeger ad in this issue, as they are making some very good offers to the Public. Their telephone is No. 23. The Canadian government officials are watching Skagway conspirators.

Lend us your ears for a few minutes, and we will undertake to convince you of the necessity of an order from us to make your Christmas a happy and pleasant one. W. C. Peacock Co. WELL KNOWN CHARACTER DEAD.

George Hanker, an Old Sailor, Passes Away. George Hanker, a German seafaring man who has occupied a room over Holmes' warehouse at the foot of Waianuenue street, died at Hilo Hospital Saturday night. Deceased resided in Hilo for a number of years and was quite a well known character. He was a familiar figure around Waianuenue street and frequently entertained his acquaintances with yarns of his experiences while before the mast. Some years ago he was one of the crew of the bark "Wandering Minstrel," Captain Walker, that was wrecked on Midway Island.

Very little of the stock of stores was saved and the party which included Captain Walker, his wife and three sons, in addition to the crew suffered severe privations. They were on the island for about a year before being rescued by the schooner Norma. During this time a murder was committed and an attack was made by one of the sailors 011 the family of the captain. Hanker defended the children drove the assailant off. During the months the party was 011 the island Hanker, as far as possible, lived the life of recluse occupya barrel as a sleeping place and keeping away from the rest of the men.

He rendered valuable assistance in building a boat with which to send two of the men to Honolulu to notify the Government of the wreck. That port was not made on account of adverse winds and the two men landed at one of islands in the Sonth Pacific. After being rescued later by the Norma Hanker and the rest of the party landed in Honolulu. He afterwards settled in Hilo where he supported himself doing odd jobs of agricultural or garden work. Lately his health failed and he gradually became weak and emaciated though he was provided with money and comforts by kind hearted people.

Last week it was decided to send him to the hospital as it seemed impossible to keep him in his room. This was done on Thursday and on Sunday he died. 46 Place Your Order Now." of Chicago, Ill. Special Terms to Agents. 18-4 For the memorial edition of our late President, Hon.

Wm. McKinley, a Complete story of his life, the assassination, the execution of the assassin, also the life of Lincoln, Garfield, and their assassination. A book of 500 pages. 100 highly finished illustrations, written by the most celebrated author, Mural Halstead, personal friend of Mr. McKinley.

Finished in Texoderm Morroco binding, $3.00. Postpaid. Send orders to L. J. EKBERG, 127 Miller Honolulu, H.

T. Representing The Kuhlman Publishing Auction Sales. On Saturday, December 14, at I2 o'clock noon, at the rear entrance of the Sheriff's office, Hilo, A. E. Sutton Co.

at public auction Lots 2 and 3, Block Riverside Park Subdivision, containing an area of I 127-100 acres. At the same time, date and place, will be sold at public auction under foreclosure of mortgage, the lot on Church street known as the Hutton lot, next to C. H. Wetmore's property. TO EVERY PERSON WHO WEARS SHOES The "DANDY SHINER" is a simNICKEL PLATED- ple device to hold the shoe in position while the liquid is applied and the shoe brilliantly polished with a cloth.

It is nickeled and handsomely finished, weighs about two pounds and can be affixed to any casing or suitable place and removed when not in use. It has no springs or any part that can possibly get out of order. WEIGHS LESS THAN will Lasts fit any go with ordinary every (men's, outfit, ladies which or THREE POUNDS shoe. The "DANDY SHINER" is the misses') simplest, neatest, the cheapest market and and most is practical device on NICKEL PLATED aptly termed A Household Necessity THREE POUNDS. WEIGHS LESS THAN Holds the Shoe Perfectly Rigid.

to Any Size. Both Men's and Women's Adjustable Lasts for Shoes. A Fine Shoe Stretcher. Our first shipment (which is nearly will arrive in a few weeks. all sold) orders early with Place your Economic Shoe Co.

AGENTS FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. LIMITED, SOLE Death by Poison. THE CHRISTMAS GIFT PROBLEM AND HOW IT IS SOLVED. IT COMES UNDER FOUR HEADINGS, AS FOLLOWS: ARTISTIC- ORNAMENTAL USEFUL- PRACTICAL ARTISTIC--Appealing to the aesthetic nature. have a superb line of Silk Suspenders.

Prices from $1.00 to $4.50. ORNAMENTAL- Serving to adorn. I have Black Silk Sash Vests. A line of Cravats and Ties made from the newest weaves in silks. If there is any virtue in originality the new designs will please.

USEFUL-Serving a purpose. What items can come under this heading more appropriate than a Dress Suit Case, Umbrella, Hat, Suit of Clothes, Bathrobes $6 to $9 each. PRACTICAL-Adapted to the common affairs of life. This heading takes in a great many items: Handkerchiefs, large variety of linen and silk; Socks by the box, one-half dozen; Belts. Shirts, Pajamas, and other items which are as practical as those mentioned.

CLOTHIER HABERDASHER M. F. McDONALD HILO HATTER I da de de de CHRISTMAS GOODS AT LOWEST HONOLULU PRICES We do not allow any dealer on the Islands to sell lower than we if we know it. We get by mail every week all the latest fiction. Illustrated Books GIBSON'S SKETCHES.

TIMES ATLAS. AMERICA PHOTO- DORE GALLERY. GRAPHED. MOROCCO POETS. HAWAII PHOTOMOROCCO BIBLES.

GRAPHED. SPANISH WAR PHOTO- MOROCCO PRAYER GRAPHED. BOOKS. BIBLE LANDS PHOTO- NEW REVISED BIBLE. GRAPHED.

STANDARD DICTIONARY JUVENILES FOR EACH SEX FROM TINY TOTS UP. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. BADGER ALBUMS. MOREHOUSE ALBUMS. Toys, Dolls, Games PARTLY IMPORTED DIRECT FROM GERMANY.

IRON AND WOODEN WAGONS, WHEELBARROWS, ETC. Celluloid and Leather Goods WORK BOXES. DRESSING CASES. HANDKERCHIEF BOXES SHAVING CASES. CUFF BOXES.

JEWEL CASES. POCKET BOOKS. MUSIC ROLLS. MEXICAN HAND- CARVED AND BURNT LEATHER GOODS. Pictures, Mats Mounts, Mouldings Over 2,000 Feet of New Mouldings Just Received.

Also Large Stock of Etchings. Easels. Prang's Platino Lithographs. Henshaw's Unrivaled Types. Artotypes.

Hawaiian Platino- Photo Frames. Platinettes. types. Papier Mache and Photographs. Vaniman's Unrivaled Porcelain Plaques.

Water Colors. Panoramic Photo- Miss Townes' HandMedallions. graphs. Painted China. Bring in Your Frame and Passepartout Work Early And notice our Hawaiian Silk Flags, Hawaiian and California Polished Woodenware, Papier Mache Armor Vases, Globes, Phonographs, Musical Instruments, Artists' Colors and Materials, Typewriters, Croquet, Tennis and Ball Goods.

WALL NICHOLS Limited Waianuenue Hilo, Hawaii Precautions Must Be Taken. They cure dandruff, hair falling, headache, etc. yet costs the same as an ordinary comb. What's that? Why, Dr. White's Electric Comb.

The only patented Comb in the world. People, everywhere it has been introduced, are wild with delight. You simply comb your hair each day and the comb does the rest. This wonderful comb is simply unbreakable and is made so that it is absolutely impossible to break or cut the hair. Sold on a written guarantee to give perfect satisfaction in every respect.

Send stamps for one. Ladies' size 50c. Gents' size 35c. Live men and women wanted everywhere to introduce this article. Sells on sight.

Agents are wild success. (See want column of this paper.) Address D. N. ROSE, Gen. Decatur, Ill.

1-tf Fatal Railroad Wreck. HONOLULU, Dec. coast papers contain the account disastrous wreck on the Wabash railroad. Two trains met in head end collision and as far as can be learned 100 persons were taken from the ruins dead and 150 more or less wounded, some of them fatally. The Japauese woman on Front street who was found last week suffering from poison died on Saturday night.

From inquiries made by the Sheriff's office it appears that deceased and her husband had quarreled during the day when the woman took the poison. From this fact it was thought possible that the man may have administered the dose but this the woman, between paroxysms of pain strenuously denied. She told Sheriff Andrews that she had been drinking and that she drank from the bottle of poison thinking it was saki. The statements made by the man were rather conflicting and it was concluded by the Sheriff that he was dodging the truth. As there were witnesses to the assault on the wife he was arrested on that charge.

In the meantime there has been mortem and a coroner's inquest 011 'the body of the woman the particulars of which are not available as the case is to be continued on Sunday. ust. WORKS Potash sold me alike, the mare for fertile nstantly lizer We and and Isco pre er Wail EARL STREI PS onia be a fil nachiner ricaltun the fert le to pol ry condo td verandas tain am ng on to feat. ests ittache AY hers and bless bing To menplumb CON ND A Itisa Shoe Problem to successfully combine the three essentials: Ease, Elegance and Economy. THE STETSON SHOE represents the modern solution of this problem.

Ease is assured by careful lasting Elegance, by artistic modeling and workmanship; Economy, by a price that allows of the very best at a fair cost, and no more. Before buying elsewhere examine the Stetson Shoe. Economic Shoe Co. Limited, Hilo be responsible for any debts contracted by the crews. R.

T. GUARD, Agent. Hilo, April 16, 1901. NOTICE Neither the Captain nor Agents of the vessels in the Planters' Line will be responsible for any debts contracted by the crews. H.

HACKFELD Agents. 45-tf FOR SALE. FOR SALE--The buggy and harness of Dr. Henry Hayes. Inquire of RIDGWAY RIDGWAY.

19-tf FOR SALE--A good bargain. Two lots in one, 82.15x100, being lots 13 and 15 in Villa Franca, fronting on Funchal street, for sale at $550.00. Inquire of A. M. POTEMKIN or L.

FOR 6-foot Pelton water wheels, good as new. Full particulars given on application at office of HILO ELECTRIC LIGHT LTD. 17-3t FOR SALE Anyone desiring good, sound working mules, light draft carriage saddle horses, may get particulars by applying to C. H. JUDD, Hoolulu Park.

Agent for HORNER'S RANCH. 7-tf FOR SALE--A first-class second-hand top brake, or will exchange for saddle horse. R. E. BYRNE, Enterprise riage Shop, Volcano street.

6-tf CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR RENT. FOR LEASE Lot 011 Waianuenue street, 70x150. Apply to A. E.

SUTTON Agents. 11-tf FOR RENT-Six-room cottage, commanding beautiful view of harbor and mountains; one of the healthiest localities in Hilo; $15.00 month. A. E. SUT.

TON Agents. I1-tf FOR -Billiard hall, centrally located, lighted throughout by electricity, two excellent pool and billiard tables. Terms reasonable. Apply to J. G.

SERRAO. 17-tf FOR ReNT--Furnished rooms with bath, electric light, to rent in the Austin cottage, Schoof and Ponahawai streets. MRS. POMEROY. 14-tf FOR RENT--Applications for offices and stores in the new Peacock Block, corner of Waianuenue and Bridge streets, Hilo, will be received in writing at our Hilo office, where plans can be inspected and information obtained.

W. C. PEACOCK per R. L. Auerbach.

FOR RENT--Good Milch cows, fresh. Give plenty of milk. Apply to ANTON OAK, Kaumana. NOTICE. NOTICE Neither the Captains nor A Agents of vessels of the Matson Line will Olaa Mill to Grind.

John Bonner, late master mechanic at the Hilo Railroad shops, has been appointed chief engineer of Olaa Sugar Co. Mr. Bell, who has assisted James Scott in placing the machinery, will continue as assistant to Mr. Bonner. It was the intention of the company to have the machinery of the mill running today and next Thursday to begin the regular grinding season and which will continue for months.

Yesterday everything was in readiness and the machinery was tried for the first time and it worked satisfactorily. Grinding will begin next week. The Salvation Army. Meeting every night, except Monday and Thursday. Street meeting commences at Indoor meeting at 8 o'clock.

Wednesday night at miles, Olaa; Thursday night at Waiakea at 7:30 o'clock; Band of Love at 2 Saturday afternoon. Sunday services: Knee drill Jail meeting 10; Holiness meeting 11 a. Sunday school at Soldiers' meeting air 7:15, and Indoor meeting at 8 p. m. J.

H. BAMBERRY, Capt..