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rt Sl THE IN Vol XVIII Oceanic team The Pine Passenger Steatnors of This Lino Will Arrive and Loae Thia Port as Hereunder PROS SAN FBAHCESTO Company TIME TABLE FOR ALAMEDA AUG 12 ALAMEDA J AUG 17 YENTURA AUtt 24 SIERRA AUG 23 ALAMEDA SEPT 2 ALAMEDA SEPT 7 SIERRA SEPT Id SONOMA SEPT 13 ALAMEDA SEPT 28 ALAMEDA SEPT 28 f SONOMA OCT 5 VENTURA QOT 4 ALAMEDA j ODT14 ALAMEDA OOT 19 VENTURA OOT 26 SIERRA 100T 25 ALAMEDA NOV 4 ALAMEDA NOV 9 SIERRA NOV 16 SONOMA NOV 16 1 ALAMEDA NOV 25 ALAMEDA NOV 30 SONOMA DEO 7 VENTURA DEO 6 ALAMEDA DEO 16 ALAMEDA DEO 21 7 ii fc m V In oonnootioh with the soiling of the above steamers the Agents are preparedto icsue to intending passengero coupon through tiokots by any railroad from San Franciroo to points in the Unitod States and from r New York by any steamship lino to European porta 4 7or iuithor particulars apply to mvrwyMjL W UL 7 i Goueral Agents Oceanic Company trn- - EiJiJ O BinSJJ S S Sfii NJtUHUlJQ - IMFQKTIUBS 03 teSzem ANI igente Lloyds Canadian Australian Steamship Line British Foreign Marine Insurance Cq Northern Assurance Oo Fire and Life Canadian Pacific Railway Co Pioneer Line of Packets from onus arnEOKLES wm a ibtom Clans Sprockets mx jjntslwelb gnOKOLDLTJ Ban FrawUco nlsWENEVADAN INATIONAL BANK OF BAN FRANCISCO M1W MOHAaOXi OB BAN FBANOIBOO Tuu Nevada Natlc Bank ol Ban Franoieco LONDON The Union of London 8mUUB Bank YOflK Araoilosu jflsolicns Ke rfjualDw CHICAGO Corn Exchage National Bank PAUIB Credit Lyonnoli BBBLIH DresdmnrBank HOHG KOHQ AND YOKOHAM- A- jjnj 3IonR SnenghalBanklnRGiroiauon MX W AND AOBXALZA v Banks ol New Zealundnd AoatraJglo VIOrOWA VANOOUVflU Banfl of British North America IVarwaoJ Qtntral Banking and Buia qjl Butintn SJDapositsBsoslYOd made on Ai MOTidBaoarltf OommergUlaadTrava ers Credit Issued Bills o aa Isoaeht and soldi PniUotloaifroaipU satefi V EW ship i J - HONOLULU SATURDAY OCTOBER 1904 SAN FRAHCISSO win Co 01 rtP r M o mrcnsBiiaise for Liverpool AND Loans Mm OlySe GMmt OODNSEIXOn-AT-LA- W U Si Bupromo Court Registered Attornoy D S Patent Office Unit Hd Stales and Foreign Patents Caveats Trade Marks and r Copy rights No 700 7th Street N V Washington D 0 Oppt U S Patent Offioe 9254 1 v WMors Steamship Go i Freight and Passengers for all Island Ports McrtfMKv cwjaasaw wSUIUh BaawKaaKa Bjk a m 1 JI b i IS a fl w H 1 S JS I jl B hhs aw witw mkMBaxamtzitsv T H 1 nil all Ltd KoobcvoU on ItnporltilipBa Mr Roosflvslt devotes constderable space to the Philippic question and it is plain that he slnnduor im porialiem had if eleoted will con- tinue ¬ to favor that policy Referring to the democratic prom- ise ¬ to prant independence to the Philippiner Mr Roosevelt soya that if promised indepandouoa they will ezpeot indepeudence and ho adds that if the promise is not immedi ¬ ately fulfilled the Pilipinoa will re ¬ gard it as broken and will not again trust to Ameriann faith Thou he exclaims It would be indeed a wicked thing to deceive them in tuoh fashion- - v To be euro it would ba a wicked thing to dsoeive thsm In any fashion and they are cot to be dsceivod in any way in the event the American people elact to povror an administra- tion ¬ pledged to grant independence It is atrooge that Mr Roosevelt should be so alarmad lest the Fili- pinos ¬ be deceived under the promieo of independence at his time whanjbn wsBnot in the least oxorniond bioauso of the disgraceful fact that after we had made allies of the Filipinos wo turned our backs upon them and wrested their country from them There is something wicked about that Mr Roosevelt insists that even if the promise of independence wore made to take sCectonly iu the dis- tant ¬ future the Filipinos would be thrown into confusion thereby He explains that instead of continuing to endeavor to fit thomsalves for moral and material advancement in the present they wouldjjaboodou all effort at progress and bagin faction al intrigues for future powor During our occupation of Cuba and under our aoloinn pledge to de- liver ¬ the island intothe keeping of its poopie it was charged that faot ionol intrigues for future power existed among the officers and polit oiahs If we jememberhisiory oor reotly thora were fastioaal intri- gues ¬ for future power before the ink was dry upon our own declara- tion of independence and so long as human selfishness exists so long an men are ambitious to obtain public place so long will there be faction nl intrigues for poor during o gov ¬ ernments constructive period as indeed there is in all of tha old established governments of the world The Commoner Sspt 16 Dividends Bald Today 0 Brewer Co 2 percent Ewa Plantation 1 J per cent Waimanalo 1 per cents Haiku 1 par cent Paia 1 per cent Hatvu Electrio Co 1 por cent Internlsland SN Co i per eeotj Honomu 1 per cent Wailuku 1 por cent Onomoa S 1 Oct 5 1 per cent Houokaa - per cent Ippiekeo J per cent Wildara S 8 Co quarterly 2 per cent Hon R T L Oo Pfd quarterly lj per cent Hon RT L Co Com quarterly 1 per cont Hay unhid a Convicted Hayashida was conviotod in the Ciroiiit court lest night of mau slaughter in the first degree vHo was charged with murder in the first degree in having killed oue Sito at Waialua On tlia witness stand tin aeoueed plead self defense Ho testified that the dead mm was advancing upon him with a knifo when ha struck him on the head with a stick resulting in death Defendants counsel moved for a new trial The Buffalo t The oruiior Buillo will remain here abou ten days She has on board 725 men including sailors aud landsmen The men are being paid off to day and will be given kNw iriTiTvrnn m i m tiMm a mmmmuMu Capital BDO00000 Organised ondar theLaws of tho Territory of Hav7ttii Tho HAWAIIAN REALTY and MATURITY CO Lto LoansMortgagos Securities Investments and Real Estate HOMES built on Uio Intdlmsni Plan HOME OFFICE Mclntyro Build- ing Honolulu H Tq Hwafiaa Eoalty aatl Matant Co LIS L K KEHTWSLL Manaeer IP on v j s m r Oottageaj 5 7X wHmnAMu ¬ T - - fc Btores On the ptemiasa of the Sonitar Steam Laundry Co Ltd botvreen South and Quoen atreeta Tho buildings are nnppliod with hot and oold wator and eleotrio lights Artoainn water Perfect arnitstion For partioniara apply to 1 j itHnrom On the promisee or at tho ofiico o J A Iuooii 88 tf Sanitarv Steam Laundrj Go UL mw REDU0I09 ill PRIGBS Havjng made large additions to our machinery we ore now able to launder SPREADS SHEETS PIL LOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHS TABLE NAPKINS and TOWELS at tho rate of 25 cents per dozen cash Satisfactory work and prompt delivery quaranteed No fear of clothing being lost from strikes We invite iuspection of our laun- dry ¬ and methods at any time dur- ing ¬ business hours Up Mate 13f and our wagocs will oall forjyour 14 work tf TRESES Honolulu Soa House 1016 Smith St one door from King QQ nc PER CASE of 4248 and 0 OJ 3 bars each of Mainland Laundry Soap 100 bs each oase1 daliyereA to any part of thiB city Also 17 bars of Soap for 100 Soft Soap aspeolalty Island orders FOB wharf at Honolulu In or dering be oarefui to statenumber No 2932 k SDMMEK PROPOSITION Well now theres the ICE QOESHOfl I Yon know youll need Joe yo kno7r its necessity in hot weather We believe you are anxious to get that ice which will give you aatif faotion and wed like to supply yon Order fiora TIM OflM lea FIOdlflG G Telephono 81S1 Blue Poitoffloe TJik fins 011AM GO UuulO - 1 a in A3StJD Liquors Cor Merchant Alahea Streets MAIN 492 MAIN yroro Hilo TO afcj AN- D- m HONOLULU Waj Stations Telegrams can now be sent from Honolulu to any place on tho Islands of Hawaii Maui Lanai and Molokal by nm Mm - Telegraph ijsll ntmniynMwn -- iSSI33S lLl OALL UP MAIN 181 Thali the Honolulu Offioe Time saved money saved Minimum charge S3 psf message HOIOLULU SOFFICBf SilSOQI KC i

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Page 1: Sl THE IN iriTiTvrnnevols.library.manoa.hawaii.edu/bitstream/10524/14030/1/1904100101.pdf · 1 S JS I jl B hhs aw witw mkMBaxamtzitsv ... Referring to the democratic prom-ise

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THE INVol XVIII

Oceanic team

The Pine Passenger Steatnors of This Lino Will Arrive and LoaeThia Port as Hereunder

PROS SAN FBAHCESTO

Company

TIME TABLE

FOR

ALAMEDA AUG 12 ALAMEDA J AUG 17YENTURA AUtt 24 SIERRA AUG 23ALAMEDA SEPT 2 ALAMEDA SEPT 7SIERRA SEPT Id SONOMA SEPT 13ALAMEDA SEPT 28 ALAMEDA SEPT 28

f SONOMA OCT 5 VENTURA QOT 4ALAMEDA j ODT14 ALAMEDA OOT 19VENTURA OOT 26 SIERRA 100T 25ALAMEDA NOV 4 ALAMEDA NOV 9SIERRA NOV 16 SONOMA NOV 16

1 ALAMEDA NOV 25 ALAMEDA NOV 30SONOMA DEO 7 VENTURA DEO 6ALAMEDA DEO 16 ALAMEDA DEO 21

7 ii

fc

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In oonnootioh with the soiling of the above steamers the Agents arepreparedto icsue to intending passengero coupon through tiokots by anyrailroad from San Franciroo to points in the Unitod States and from

r New York by any steamship lino to European porta

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7or iuithor particulars apply to

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Goueral Agents Oceanic Company

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igente LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance CqNorthern Assurance Oo Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific Railway CoPioneer Line of Packets from

onus arnEOKLES wm a ibtom

Clans Sprockets mxjjntslwelb

gnOKOLDLTJ

Ban FrawUco nlsWENEVADANINATIONAL BANK OF BAN FRANCISCO

M1W MOHAaOXi OB

BAN FBANOIBOO Tuu Nevada NatlcBank ol Ban Franoieco

LONDON The Union of London 8mUUBBank

YOflK Araoilosu jflsolicns KerfjualDw

CHICAGO Corn Exchage National BankPAUIB Credit LyonnoliBBBLIH DresdmnrBankHOHG KOHQ AND YOKOHAM- A- jjnj

3IonR SnenghalBanklnRGiroiauonMX W AND AOBXALZA

v Banks ol New Zealundnd AoatraJgloVIOrOWA VANOOUVflU Banfl

of British North America

IVarwaoJ Qtntral Banking and Buia qjlButintn

SJDapositsBsoslYOd made on AiMOTidBaoarltf OommergUlaadTravaers Credit Issued Bills o aaIsoaeht and soldiPniUotloaifroaipU satefi V

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HONOLULU SATURDAY OCTOBER 1904

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Liverpool

AND

Loans

Mm OlySe GMmt

OODNSEIXOn-AT-LA- W

U Si Bupromo Court RegisteredAttornoy D S Patent Office UnitHd Stales and Foreign PatentsCaveats Trade Marks andr Copyrights

No 700 7th Street N VWashington D 0

Oppt U S Patent Offioe9254 1 v

WMors Steamship Go

i

Freight and

Passengers for all

Island Ports

McrtfMKv cwjaasaw wSUIUh BaawKaaKa Bjka m 1 JI b i IS a fl w H

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KoobcvoU on ItnporltilipBa

Mr Roosflvslt devotes constderablespace to the Philippic questionand it is plain that he slnnduor imporialiem had if eleoted will con-

tinue¬

to favor that policyReferring to the democratic prom-

ise¬

to prant independence to thePhilippiner Mr Roosevelt soya thatif promised indepandouoa they willezpeot indepeudence and ho addsthat if the promise is not immedi ¬

ately fulfilled the Pilipinoa will re ¬

gard it as broken and will not againtrust to Ameriann faith Thou heexclaims It would be indeed awicked thing to deceive them intuoh fashion- -

v

To be euro it would ba a wickedthing to dsoeive thsm In any fashionand they are cot to be dsceivod inany way in the event the Americanpeople elact to povror an administra-tion

¬

pledged to grant independenceIt is atrooge that Mr Roosevelt

should be so alarmad lest the Fili-pinos

¬

be deceived under the promieoof independence at his time whanjbnwsBnot in the least oxorniond bioausoof the disgraceful fact that after wehad made allies of the Filipinos woturned our backs upon them andwrested their country from themThere is something wicked aboutthat

Mr Roosevelt insists that even ifthe promise of independence woremade to take sCectonly iu the dis-

tant¬

future the Filipinos would bethrown into confusion thereby Heexplains that instead of continuingto endeavor to fit thomsalves formoral and material advancement inthe present they wouldjjaboodou alleffort at progress and bagin factional intrigues for future powor

During our occupation of Cubaand under our aoloinn pledge to de-

liver¬

the island intothe keeping ofits poopie it was charged that faotionol intrigues for future powerexisted among the officers and politoiahs If we jememberhisiory oorreotly thora were fastioaal intri-gues

¬

for future power before theink was dry upon our own declara-tion of independence and so long ashuman selfishness exists so long an

men are ambitious to obtain publicplace so long will there be factionnl intrigues for poor during o gov ¬

ernments constructive period asindeed there is in all of tha oldestablished governments of theworld The Commoner Sspt 16

Dividends Bald Today

0 Brewer Co 2 percent EwaPlantation 1 J per cent Waimanalo1 per cents Haiku 1 par cent Paia1 per cent Hatvu Electrio Co 1 porcent Internlsland S N Co i pereeotj Honomu 1 per cent Wailuku1 por cent Onomoa S 1 Oct 51 per cent Houokaa - per centIppiekeo J per cent Wildara S 8Co quarterly 2 per cent Hon R T

L Oo Pfd quarterly lj per centHon R T L Co Com quarterly 1

per cont

Hay unhid a Convicted

Hayashida was conviotod in theCiroiiit court lest night of mauslaughter in the first degree vHowas charged with murder in the firstdegree in having killed oue Sitoat Waialua On tlia witness standtin aeoueed plead self defense Hotestified that the dead mm wasadvancing upon him with a knifowhen ha struck him on the headwith a stick resulting in deathDefendants counsel moved for anew trial

The Buffalo t

The oruiior Buillo will remainhere abou ten days She has onboard 725 men including sailorsaud landsmen The men are beingpaid off today and will be given

kNw iriTiTvrnnm i m tiMm

a mmmmuMuCapital BDO00000

Organised ondar theLawsof tho Territory ofHav7ttii

Tho HAWAIIAN REALTYand MATURITY CO Lto

LoansMortgagos SecuritiesInvestments and Real Estate

HOMES built on Uio

Intdlmsni Plan

HOME OFFICE Mclntyro Build-ing Honolulu H

Tq Hwafiaa Eoaltyaatl Matant Co LIS

L K KEHTWSLLManaeer

IPon

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Btores

On the ptemiasa of the SonitarSteam Laundry Co Ltd botvreenSouth and Quoen atreeta

Tho buildings are nnppliod withhot and oold wator and eleotriolights Artoainn water Perfectarnitstion

For partioniara apply to1

j itHnromOn the promisee or at tho ofiico oJ A Iuooii 88 tf

Sanitarv Steam Laundrj

Go UL

mw REDU0I09 ill PRIGBS

Havjng made large additions toour machinery we ore now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat tho rate of 25 cents per dozencash

Satisfactory work and promptdelivery quaranteed

No fear of clothing being lostfrom strikes

We invite iuspection of our laun-dry

¬

and methods at any time dur-ing

¬

business hours

Up Mate 13f

and our wagocs will oall forjyour14 work tf

TRESES

Honolulu Soa House1016 Smith St one door from King

QQ nc PER CASE of 4248 and0 OJ 3 bars each of Mainland

Laundry Soap 100 bs each oase1daliyereA to any part of thiB cityAlso 17 bars of Soap for 100Soft Soap aspeolalty Island ordersFOB wharf at Honolulu In ordering be oarefui to statenumber

No 2932

k SDMMEK PROPOSITION

Well now theres the

ICE QOESHOfl I

Yon know youll need Joe yokno7r its necessity in hot weatherWe believe you are anxious to getthat ice which will give you aatiffaotion and wed like to supplyyon Order fiora

TIM OflM lea FIOdlflG G

Telephono 81S1 Blue PoitoffloeTJik fins

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LiquorsCor Merchant Alahea Streets

MAIN 492 MAIN

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AN- D-

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HONOLULU

Waj Stations

Telegrams can now be sentfrom Honolulu to any placeon tho Islands of HawaiiMaui Lanai and Molokal by

nm

Mm - Telegraph

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ntmniynMwn

--

iSSI33S

lLl

OALL UP MAIN 181 Thali theHonolulu Offioe Time saved moneysaved Minimum charge S3 psfmessage

HOIOLULU SOFFICBf SilSOQI KC

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Residing In Honolulu

FRIDAY OCT 1 1904

DEMORCATIC PICKET

Delegate fo Congress

Onrtis Pleba laakea

SenosrE H P WOLTERFRANK R HARVEY

RepresentativesFOURTH DISTRICT

JOSEPH AEA

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THE RACE ISSUE

Tha Republicans have r e usual

takes the opportunity of tho cam ¬

paign speeches to epwpars the Ha ¬

waiian to negroes and pleas themall as colored people inferior to Ibn

snoblo whites of Republican pir

tuaiion Thrro wos a Republicandieting tha other evening in thetight praainot of the Fifth Diitriotat which Mr S 0 Dwight presidedand the boy oraor was the prin-

cipal¬

spieler

This young mat who is an em

ployea in the Governors alEce andw presume is inspired by GovernorJack made himself offensive by

his roostint comparisons of tfaa HaT1 o a to ih neroes on the Main ¬

land beai a Hewaniau J isaati fid with uh a roruprison hecan puk for himsrlf but he can

lest lured tbftt the great majority

of tho Hawaiiano resent as a deadlyinsult tho comparison of their race

to that of tho African nogro Thofooling of the tnaoting was vary dis-

cernible

¬

and tho presiding officer

muBt hnvo hnd peculiar annsvinnrhil liMHtting In lltn insult to bin

lfiiil

Mjii7vvU I ei gMiitlunn hveiiyd turn and UMtnid lljvdianwoms men who w utd not allow

anegro to be coated in their pre

Bonoe Mn lk the late T R FosterC P 7trd at d others hnildd from

the South were distinctly Southernere and yet msrriod Hawaiian wo ¬

men The most rabid Southernerhere never dreamod of drawing acomparison botwoen tho Hawaiianpeople and the negroes but tho R

publicans inv Hawaii are constuullydoing io now through the lip of

their darlinn nlly Mr MeCanteStewart and uow aain through thopen of Sarauo Bishop and fiaalljfrom tho Ropubliosn platformthrough a part bloodad Hawaiian

the boy orator

It is all the time done with tho

purposo ot showing to tha Hawaiionf that tho Democrats ere hostileto all colored poo pie while theRepublicans love them We thinkthat tho HawaiiaDB have had suff-

icient

¬

proof of tho regardwith which

they are troated hero by the Repub-

lican

¬

administration We believe

that the Hawaiians here who re-

member

¬

sush noble Democrats na

Cleveland from the North aodBlount from the South will realizethat it is among tho Democrats

that the Hawaiian have found theirbest friendB and not among the Re-

publicans

¬

who gave ub men like

Stevons and Hortiaon on the Main-

land

¬

and here Sureno Bishop andthe other traduccrs of everythingHawaiian of everything dear to theHawaiioos in our midst

We utterly and absolutely refuteto raise the raee question but if theRepnbliaans through thoir speakersinsist in doing so we will simply askthe Hawaiians Who do you standby the haolea of the North who

stole your land or the hsoiei of theSouth who at least tried to reatoro

to you the Btolea goods The latterihe frieudr are the Damoerats theformer the enomiesthe Republicans

Yote For Good Ben

It is ploaoinu to ses that the lead-

ing

¬

Ropublionn papers duoline toput their approval blindly on themen whom the macbiuo of thoirparty hove pi nerd in nominationand that they urge the votors tosupport good men even if they be-

long¬

to auothrr party rather thanrepeating the fcamlal of having a

Legislature of th kind wo had lastsession The all powerful machine

f

ot tho Ropublioan party has plaaod

in nomination some men for whom

no self repeating puraon can vote

and we have no doubt that thehonost voters of tha Turritory will

give the uiBohioe a severe and well

deserved rebuke on ejection day

Parly linos are not yet very strictly drawn in Hawaii and will hardlybe so until the absurd Home Ruleparty disappears from tha polltiealarena and is merged futo the two

legitimate parties Until that dayoomas and we do not think it is faraway those who have the beat in ¬

terests of Hawaii at heart will vote

fox the beat men irrespective of

I rigid party linos We claim that asa whole the Doraooratio party hasplaoed tha best lickots in tho fisldin Honolulu as well as on tha otheristahds

Thn DemnrMtia Vaudldate forD ltit in g irallv acknowledgedto b- - a f r btttjr man for the im ¬

portant uffi ib than tho Ripublioanciattdtdate ip aud Colonel Iaukaatihould rocive tbu hearty support ofoil votors who are interested in theprogress and welfare of the Territory Inukea has met with successin his campaign on the other islandsnod wo feel Buro that Oihu willfollow suit and vote for him not be-

cause¬

he betongo to a certain partybut beoause he is the best man forthe oifioo

Hawaii oei would be greatly benefittod if we had less politics oudmore oommon bueifaesa bscso in ourpublio life It is unfortunate thatour oonditions hera ore Buch thatdoing politics hae become one of

the pleasant pastimes of th Hawaiiono especially and that the only re-

gret¬

there is felt is that we haventgot a campaign evory year or hap-py

¬

thought once a month

Good men have been found will-ing

¬

to run for office at this comingelection and there will be no excusefor the voterB who will sand to theLedielature men utterly unfitted tofill the roeponciblo office as legis-

lators¬

The Democrats vhava mostotrefully aelectod a ticket for whichevery honorable man every class canconscientiously vote and if eleatedwe think that the people of the Ter-

ritory¬

will have oaused to congrat-ulate

¬

themselves and that they willbe rewarded for their confidence bygood faithful and bonoficial work inthe next legislative asssmbly Aburnt child shuns the fire and wethink the honest Republican voterswould do aome shunning nowafter beiug badly burned by tho lastRepublican save the mark Legis-lature

¬

Some Missionary Facte

Siuoe tho death of the late CbasB Dwight certain foots relative tothe elder Dwight the founVer of thepresent Hawaiian family may not be

amiss to recite It is a welKttnown

fact that Dwight pars was the onlymember of the American mission-

aries

¬

who ideblind himself indellibly with the country and its peopleby marriage by which alliance heleft a family that no one need boashamed of nor point the fi jger of

soorn and derision to toy ot its sur-

viving

¬

members

And yet thertn another faot towbioh onr attention has boon eolled

and that is that the original MrDwight came here with means of hisown and if he had used the tame os

otur tnioiionnrios have done with

theii savingr it is claimed that he

could sUrely have boon monarch ofall be suivdyed whiU stationed on

the Island of Molokal But he de-

spised¬

boing avsrioiousholding thatit wao against his calling and helivrd up to bie prinpipler virtuallydyiug a man ptor in this worldsgoods where moth and rust dothcorrupt but rich in good andwprthy foione good eitizenB of hisadopted country

Another olaim is made that be

Why

idArJU05M3n

by

Debilityoften one of the most distrcssind after

effects of the Onp It mAV also be causedby overwork worry mental strain or excesses mor almost any nature tnc causea debilitated nervous system means that thenerves lack nutrition Feed the nerves andlife will renew Its joys for you

The best nerve food and the most Valuabletonic because it both builds up the blood andstrengthens the nerves is Dr Williams PinkPills for Pale Peoplc Hundreds of worn outdepressed men and women have been madestrond nerved ambitious enerdetic andhealthful by this remedy

Among tho well known mon ol tho newspaper profession la VJ Luwrcnoe of 430 Fourth Actlue Ddtrolt Mich who forthepuat

leren years hns been at hla desk every day Ho BaysAt one time lvna In such a condition ray physician said

I would hav o nervous proatrntion that I would ha u to stop nowpaperwork or I would go to pieces If I persisted In dolus It as Iwas destroying what ueryo forco 1 had left I lost lieeh nud had acomplication of nllmcuts which baniod sltllimi physicians Auassociate recommended Ur Williams Pink for Pule Peopleand I them a trial I cantsay lhati received any benefitfrom tho nrst box but derived very good rosults from tho secondThoy ijavo mo stronsth iind helped my shattered nerves so that Icould got a mil night a ret

A Rrentdoul of puln In the small of the bnck I attributed to aderangement of tho ltldnos Tor this complaint Dr WilliamsPink Plllo for Palo People uoWccd wonders boon aftor T bogantaking them regularly tho pnln ccaaod and I felt like a now man

I am greatly encouraged he results of using u row boxesnd am confident that tho pUU will vork n complete natoratlonof my former condition tyom Evening Xcus VetroU Hich

ld by i dvUlsVs rr scnt- - Postpaid by theDr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N Y onreceipt of price SOdenls per box 6 boxes 250

ing for the identification of himoelf

with the native people To prove thisa book enntainiog the pioturco of theearly missionary fathern and mothnrsentitled Historical Missionary Al-

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published by tho HawaiianMission Children Society in 1901

and copyrighted by Ltle A Diakey

together witha short biographicalsketch of each tha picture of tha na ¬

tive mother of worthy children does

not find a place in that book otherthan to mention her merely by name

To have eliminated her namo would

have exposed thn real nature of thecompiler her name was allowed toslip in bnt not her picture as thatwould have been too glaring a sacri-

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although a colored lady graooa one

of its pages

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missionaries wero ashamedthat one of their number bnd mar ¬

ried a native liio mny of iheirchildren have dono oinou amd rearedworthy and unworthy scions Forthis he lost caste and favor ninocRtbom and in eight years after bis

arrival hore in 1848 he severed his

connection as a missionary woo

ostraojzad by thorn up to the timeof his death

Dirpgardin this outrsofem ho

turned his attention to rearing andeducating bis llmvniittn family andhe died poor Whatever liiu childrenhova gottbey hare received throughtbeir own cffarlB The came putra

uim practiced on tho father is stillbeing practiced uoto his eooond audthird generation us non of them

are counted in nrr utt iiivilfd to any

of the niifoiousry sociatifp to maoy

of which they ere justly entitledBut uoj that would be exposingthem to the hated kanaka aud some

of their secrets may pocsibly leak

out and that wouldnt do Theysucceeded well a carefully saferguarding these seoreU some of

which fioally culminated in theQvarthrow of natlvo rule And

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TOPICS OF THE DM

What is tho eagerness of theauthorities to give the elajer of thelate Mr Damon a speedy trialThere aro other cases of notorietyhanging fire and why not pressthose first to conclusions instead ofdilly dallying

It is hardly surprising to anybodywho koows W 0 Smith to sea himtaking up the cudgels on behalf oftho discredited Rapublicau tiekot ofthe Fifth Mr Smiths polities andpublie life have olways boon of sucha character that it is natural tofind him as the defender of Iub hulahula tioket

What oaused police activity toround up idle Porto RioansT itbooausD tho son of a prominent manwas murdered to oold blood Whydidnt tho police authorities attend T

to this business before It moy bsall right in a manner but it at raestj la i

seome unfair and unjust to a verylarge degree It looks like vengeanoeswost Vengeanoe and is being doneaftor tho horse has been stolen outof the Btable

If Mr Cecil Brown should with ¬

draw hia name as candidate for theSenate at tho coming eleotlon at theBay so of the Advertiser be is nottho man the people oonBider himTho ouxioty on the part of thaRepublican rnnohino to see himleaving tho field bofore tho battleis a projf of his strength ond thesupport his opposition to the Carteradministration is meating in allparties- - We bolievo thai in theintercut of good government andoleau politics Mr Brown shouldallow his name to go before thevoters on election day

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Thr Independent 5 cents p3rmonth

Qupn street between Fort andAlokea is bnin intiadamiZd

Is After tomorrows concert thobandwill bffeiu iu vacation of a mouth

The Gans Wdleott fhht in SnFrnnoiunn Unt nifrht rtmultfid ill a

draw

Tomorrow afternoon oormert hytho band will bo on tbe Capitalgrounds

Mm E G Hitchcock arrived fromHilo in the Kinau today on a visitto friends

Makiki ys Aalas and Paoifica vs

Honolulu Iron Works will play haseball at KapioUni Park tomorrow

Hopp Company will move from

their old stand at the corner of Kingand Bsthrl streotB to tho Youngbuilding

Elks va Moiles ami Kama vi Punahoua are the baioball games Bohedaled for this afternoon The bindwill play during the Rames -

-- O Soienaon has praptred u complete map of the Besne of the mur-

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of S E Damon for use by thecourt

The America Maru was sicrltedshortly after 10 oclock this moraineon her way from the Orient to SanFrancisco

The Mauna Loa went ou thomarine railway yesterday afternoonbut will get away on cchedule time

ext Tueiday

A fine stand has been erected attho corner of King and Betheltreats for the benefit of noon day

political speakers

For hard time prices on certainnecessaries call on Harry RobertaBoretania street near Palama juuotion

Seaator Geail Brown will leavesome day next weak for the Koolauaide of the Island to stump andwork for his election

The family of the late Mrs Owen

J Holt de ire to thank all theirfriends who have bean so kind to

them during their birenvement

Caretaker Green of tho Governraont buildings has completed bisvacation of a month and returnedto work He spent his time at thebsaoh

Thsauit of H J Johoion agsinstLeo Toma Company for customsbrokerage amounting to 5957 02

will be determined by the jury onMonday

The Iroquois will likely bs ordered bsek to Mare Island within a

month and sold It is expected thathrir place here wilt be taken by an ¬

other large tug

Committees from the Chambnr of

Commerce and the Merchants Ass

ociation had a meeting with theGovernor yesterday in regard to thesite for the new Federal building

Msjor BHF Wolter Dsmooratiocandidate for the Senate is ill at his

home the Oaoldentsl hotel Hhopes to be able however to spenb

at tho mass mealing in the Orpheurathis evening

The only Democratic mooting

thus far positively set for next wrek

will be ou Monday evoniofj at JonAnas nlace in Wailoki Other daleswill bs announced laer

The alleged murderer of S E Da-

mon

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will bo plsopd ou trial in this

Circuit Court Monday morninrr At ¬

torney general Andrews will prosrI cato Thompson and Davis for the

defense

Passengers Arrived

From Hawaii and Maui por stmrMeuna Lob Sept 30 E M Fooyill

nd family Missus E and M Wiloox

Mr Dunkase Judge Matthewman R

F Lance Miss Denizer John Roder

ick H G Bryant Mrs Heleluhe Mrs

SK AlullDrJ H Raymond J B

Castle Hon S Keliinoi Miss Msry

K Rose Mrs Uatthewe Mrs Geo

Qrdww 0 W Hudson ana oo peon

EeBlcned From Ticket

Msjor WoWnr has reiRUd frnmthe Detrloorflt Senatorial tioket HeWas ouddeuly taken siak lot uightand is now coufined to Ida bed nndin rotisrqusnro of which he has boonndvitod by hit phjtician to retirefrorii takiuR ecti part in Volitltaand to knep an quint s he possiblyfinO J S Low is heiUK miltlonedf r tlmpaco

Rprountntivo D W Kupihpn forpiili BunennR ro nia iiomi uuiebfiluttouB4wa interviewed yester ¬

day by Harvoy and Ecnmnluth as na committee of tho Fifth DistrictdeWotion end he siloed his resig ¬

nation ao a candidate of the Demo ¬

cratic party for the Houee Thevacanoy may likely be filled thisevening Those mentioned are Rap- -

resnatativB Datnien David Kahaleaahu and H J Moesman

Writ of Haboao Corpus Filed

In the District Court this uioruing jAh Yooe n Chinese lestauratwur was fined for running his placewithout obtaining a license Shortlyafer hebad basn fined and just bcforn tbn uooq hour a petition lor a

writ of hab3cn corpui was filed andDeputy Sheriff MoGurn served it onthn High Sheriff It in made returnable before Circuit Judge Gearnext Monday morning

The petition after reciting thecause lor which the defendant wasfined recites that the defendant isbeing restrained of his liberty by impriaonment in tho Police Stationand is being bold illegally and with-

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duo prososa of law Saotion 70of the Session Laws of 1898 is de-

clared¬

to bn unconstitutional andvoid already held by Judge DeBolt

It is than claimed that tbe defendant ia held in contravention of hisrighto under the D S Constitutionand ends by saying that he may bereleased and djtohargod and gohonco without day C C BittingColin Campbell for defetsdant

Jtorher Holt BurlPd

The funeral of tho lato Mrs OwenJ Holt took plaee from tho RomanCstliolio cathedral yesterday after-noon

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It wasattended by relativesand a concourse of friends

Tho pall bearer3 wore HatryArmitage A J Campbell S CDwjght Henry Smith GoorgeSmithies and Oliver Stillman Sixgrandsons nf the decoasod walkedalongside of the hoarse up to theNuuanu oemotory where the in ¬

terment took plaue Eight baoksoonveysd her ohildron and theirfamilies The floralnumerous and beautiful

tributes were

St Andrews Fair

The sunual fair of the WomanGuild of St Andrews Cathedralwill take place on Saturday eveningOotobBr lf ou the Cathedralgrounds Mrs E D Tenney will

hsve abargo over all Admissiontiokets including lunch will be 75

cants Tho following ladies willhsvo ohargo of tho lunch Mrs Noousn ehairrana Mra C Crbb M8Androw Fuller Mrs Geo HerbertMre Percy B9Ubop Mrs Fxon Bish-

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Mrs Carl Holloway Mrs WalterHoffman MrJ Jamoa Spencer MrsGsorgo Bsckley Mra A G HaweB

Mrs AlvUo Clarke Mrs E W JordanMiss Margaret Walker

Iaukea Beturnir

Colonel C P lauksit retijrijed thimorning on tha Kioau aftor a mostsuccestful tour of Hawaii Demo- -

orotic clubs were orgauizd almostevorywhore and numerous oouverlswort made Tho futuro Delegatoto Congress is more than pleasedwith the remit of his tour MrIaukea wij met nt the wharf by Q

number of leadiug Democrats andtonight he will address the meetingin the Orpheumsn his trip

Democratic Strength on the Incroa so

By tha Kinau this forenoon nowshas been received that Hawaii willgoDemopratio at tha coming eleotionMaui is euoh a fpregone conclu-sion

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that there is no need of sayinganything It is even said that Woilukuwill go HomeRule Deraooratiooverwhejmioiily

District Court Doings

A ctWdar of 18 cases confrottidJudpu Lindsay si this uiorniouniMsiou of Cobit Tho canos of tho6Von Oliineso tpstauratouri forluuning their jet Uiu rants withoutliconcfB potpotid fromScpt J9and 21 won up for hearing andAh Yot g wrtn foiinl Klllty mid fimd

1U Mitt pmt anu itiiS other nixwor put iff for a wpck till rustS1uidny V writ i f hlm oorjiji1bat beeu pi lilioued otifl i e etvhbrotruatrd

Lnpfka from yoaterday plesdguilty to ontling liquor without aliceuFG ninl had renttocn BiiSpendedover her for 13 months FrankGoals one of the Porto Eicon vagsleft over from yesterday was nolleprosjed Haraada over from Sept20 nnd 29 for maintaining a cho fabank again wont over for a woe tonext Saturday othor cases put off

wte those against Lum ChoonTuok and Ah Cho for assault withweapons the last named to nestMonday and tbe firjt named toTuesday

Lee Jim for ateult aad batteryupou his wife was reprimanded anddischargm other oaso likewisetreated were thoeo aprainst LouisMitcholl for truancy and Hong Tuifor utiDg thretouing lsnguacoAutoue Lewis was nollo proBBad forprofanity of two drunk one for-

feited¬

his bail of G and the otherwas asoaeod the usual fine andcosts

Hilo Kicks Again

As was prophesied iu the Heralda few weoks ago the armory for Hilowill not be built To prepareopacifications calling for thn expen-

diture¬

often thousand dollars whenthe appropriation is but half theamount savors very much of a bluffFew people iu Hilo expeoted thatthere was any- - sincerity in tbegovernment calling for tho bida forfrom opinions ospressod during thespecial session parties reading between the lines would losru thatthere was no intorilionto build thearmory this jear or next It is afortunate thing for Hilo that ovaryono of tho high bids name fromHonolulu Hawaii Hrad

m 9 torn

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Patau is Dead

J Palau a well kcown Hawaiianand a member of the board of super-visors under the county act died athis residence uoar Honomu ouTuoBday the result of a severe cold

Hawaii Herald

Firo I aBt Night

Tho fire department hud nburrjup run to tho rusideteo of Mrs An-

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on Emms street at 845 last evening The bliZd wis in tho Jcpnuesa quarter back of the house andwas fortunately extinguished baforothe main premisas were epdaugeted

Fassengere Arrived

From Hawaii and Mail per atrarKinsu Oot 1 Col J MoLolIsn Col0 P Iaukeft J Mauase Mrs MHatiuna Mies E Hanuna M JMonlz E C Brown R Cattoo KimoPake A J Spitzor E P Mabie MrsE G Bitchcocli Misi 0 Boltnenborg J A Smith Mrs L Pi kard AAnderson W P Fennel Misa 1

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Eitatn of Theo H Dovies loashold at Kapiolani Park assessed at

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