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TIME TABLE
SONOMA DEO 7 VENTURA DEC 6ALAMEDA DEO 16 ALAMEDA DEO 21
1905 1905ALAMEDA JAN G ALAMEDA JAN 11SIERRA JAN 18 SONOMA JAN 17ALAMEDA JAN 27 ALAMEDA FEB 1SONOMA FEB 8 VENTURA FEB 7ALAMEDA FEB 17 ALAMEDA FEB 22VENTURA MARCH 1 SIERRA FEB 28ALAMEDA MARCH 10 ALAMEDA MARCH 15BIERRA MARCH 22 SONOMA MARCH 21ALAMEDA MARCH 31 ALAMEDA APR 5SONOMA UPR12 VENTURA APR 11ALAMEDA APR 21 ALAMEDA APR 26
In oonnootion with the sailing of the abovo iteamem the Agents areprepared to iimo to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Franoisoo to all points in the United and fromNew York by any steamship line to all European port
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Igenta for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line
British Foreign Marino Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Oo Fire and Life
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Juries For January Torm
Yesterday afternoon Third CircuitJudge Robinson caused to be drawnthe juriaa for the coming Januaryterm 1905 The Grand Jury venireof 23 persons was made returnableJanuary 8 and the trial jury venireof 2fi persona was made roturnableJanuary 4 The jurors drawn wereas follows
Grand Jury Win H Hoogs Ar-
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H Jonee A J Smithies Jno PMendioln Fred Goudis PatrickMaGrath Pierre Jones A Mur-phy
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I Levingston John DeFries EL Doyle Choa Schoelkopf Albion FClark Wm Blaiedell Thos H Ken-nedy
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J Rubenstoin Manuel LealLeonard G Kellogg O A De CewAlex L Lunggren F S Dodge F LJohnson Jr Hiram Kolomoku
Trial Jury Third Judge J JGreen F J Robello T P OBrien JA R Vierrs Richard Weedon AlbeitMoGurn Horace Mahaulu ErnestRenkin J S Azevedo ThosO MoGuire John A Templeton BenNaukana O H Alherton LawroocoK Sheldon Jas H Cuinmings Edgar Henriques A L Wyman ChasGirdler E E Hartman Geo Poe ET Dreler F E King Louis WhiteWm J Karratti
Judge De Bolt immediately after ¬
wards drew his jurors 26 in numberreturnable January 17 The fol-
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jurors wero chosenTrial Jury FirBt Judge L M
Vetlesen ChaB OSullivan Chas SDesky ErneBt E Lyman Chas MKeahinui John H Thompson El-mer
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M Cheatham 3 J AlleneastreMr Grant E IuRham John WRankin F W Baardsley ThosHonan E M Boyd C M Cooke JrJ W Howe Chris J Willis M JBissell T R Lucas Ed Imhoff JohnMaguire Andrew iBrown B NMossraan WW North Ohns Lambert John M Aiu -
Latest War News
Tokio Deo 15 The Russianbattleship Sevastopol is reported tohave been torpedoed after manyattempts
The bombardment from 203meter hill has destroyed the store-houses
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on Tigers Tail and threooommeroial ships
Observations from the hill showthat there is not a single ship afloatin the harbor All that can be seenabove water are turrets masts andfunnels
The streets of Port Arthur aredeserted nobody is patrolling themand the housoa are burned or shat-tered
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The present sea power of Russiain the Orient haying been destroyedwith the exception of two or threocruisers in wintor quarters at Vladi ¬
vostok the Japanese fleet with theoioaption of a flotilla of detroyoraon patrol duty will go into dook
The Japanese troops are nowadvanelng from the shores ofPigeon bay agaimt the westernforts
For New Government WorkshopsTenders for new Government
shops on Kilnuea street Honoluluwere opened at the office of theSuperintendent of Publio Worksyesterday They were as follows
J R Logan 10 days 780 oubioyard mssoury 590 briokwork
John Walker G days 9 cubicyard masonary 5 briokwork
Cotton Bros Co 60 days 9 50oubio yard masonary 6 brickwork
Lord Belser 20 days 747oubio yard masonary 3Tlfi brick ¬
work
Mrs D McCounell has moved fromNo 9 Garden Lane to No 1223 Emmastreet Furuishod rooms
The oQJoo of inn ihukpcndent isin the brick buildiug nest to theHawaiian hotel grouuds on Bern- -
tama street Waikiki of Alsk
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It s perfootly pure and alwoyigives satisfaction Wo deliver it iaeat pasteboard boxes
Metropolitan Heat 60Telephone Main 45
A SUMMER PROPOSITION
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THURSDAY DEO 15 1904
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IE S An Indignant Pater hoB writtenTrue TumcpRNDENT complaining of
certain impositions placed upon
m imany of the parenta whose childrenV took part in the recent staging of a
juvenile operetta for the benefit ofpTt the kindergarten schools and of a
eitala imported lady kindergart- -
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Zanlr an imposition it worked as a
Rkardiblp beoause the expenses in- -
ourrid as cited by our correspondeot1 oould hardly be afforded norspared and in Borne oases illy andnot at all in others
We understand that it was givenout by those interested in tho affair
that the children who were to takepart had to be costumed and pro ¬
vided for by their parents whetherthey liked to or not apd if objectionwas made the children had to staynwry This is the first part of theimposition creating one of the hard ¬
ships to the parents for whatmother is there that baa not thatcertain amount of pride in her to see
her offspring do belter thau anoth- -
certain point nest door tb a climax
tho tension of the situation being so
acute all being mora or Icbb always
on pins and needlos that something
had to be done in order to appease
the strain next to nervousness upon
the minds of the young
And what has been tho resultHome comforts and necessaries
during these hard times not betternow than they were a year or two
ago had to go by tho boards to satisfy the cravings of the young for thechanoe of being seen and heard on a
stage and boforo adult audiences
and to receive praises and encomiums for whatever done either in-
dividually
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or oolloctively
The second part of tho impositionwas in making these self same paronta pay for the privilege of seeingtheir little ones appear before thefootlights to satisfy tho vain-glorio-
vanity of certain parties mis-
sionaries¬
more or leas so that a
certain somebody an entire malihinishould be handsomely rewarded for
herahare in the staging work Tothose who could well afford the firstoutlay and the secondary exaction
it may have been nothing but a
pleasure but to those for whom we
are speaking for it was purely a
hardship worked and imposed uponthem rather unwillingly and incom-
moding¬
them Beriously to suoh an
extent that it will take time to
reotify and recoup- -
On the whole the severe mentalstrain upon the young was intoler-able
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and overburdened and has
worked injury to quite a few of thorn
which cannot too easily nor readilyremedied But it is claimed that itwas very creditable to the youngparticipants and that it would be a
relief when it is ended with thisafternoons matinee performanceAnd we sincorely hope so
Who has got the credit for it all I
A certain uindergartner from some-
where
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a Miss Martin She it is who
is oredited with perfecting the ope-
retta¬
in three weeks time as well as
for the beautiful staging and graceful dancing displayed It is not to be
denied that ehe has done arduouswork and who wouldnt when as-
sured
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of one half of the proceeds of
the three performances amountingto a couple of thousands her sharealqne beiap quite a neat and hand ¬
some holiday present when we con-
sider
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the times and the hardshipsmany parents have and had to beartheir uojust shares This proportionis even better than sugar ooatedstocks Her credit is to be paid for
in cold casbbut what of the others
To our school system ia due thecredit for the showing made in thesinging and stage appearaooaa Forthe gracefulness in danciogand theneatness displayed a Hawaiiap
woman is entitled to the creditMrs Gunn has frequently shown
that she is a patient adept in theterpsiohorean art and ehe takes no
secondary place to any other in
teaching the art to the youtrg
Tho Garden Island thinks thatKauai is entitled to the next Housespeakership Why T We dontthink so Kauai has had enough
honor heaped upon it The laot one
wao o delegate f tho Chicago oou
ventioo when it really was not on- -
or in never satisfied for
TAX RAISING SCHEME
If it is true thai thoro is a schemeon by tho varibus Aeseosora-in-Obie- f
who reoently met here in oounoil toraise taxation from one peroentto one and a half percentthen the sooner taxpayers know of
it the better And should it be so
we would like to know whore it is tooome from
Times are hard enough as at pre ¬
sent for sinco oleotion there is notsufficient work to go around andkeep thingB a humming merrilyRepublican ante eleotion promiseshave been broken just ob was ex-
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they would be if Republicanswere eleoted Dismissals from work
have been goiog on almost dailysince and many are feelingtho stinging pangs of neces-
sity
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among our own people Ifit waB not so we would not speak of
it but it is too true and thats theworst part of it known now Chil-
dren
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are poorly olaQ illy fed and so
forth and what is even worse theyhave not enough for further andother nosds and the result is many
arts compelled by sheer force of im-
pending
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necessity to depend upon
the generosity of friends infliotingfurther hardship upon others
But on top of all the hardshipcomes this projeot of inoreasing theproperty tax And upon inquirywe find that it was only made as asuggestion to be considered by therespective assessors and to be re-
ported
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on either favorably or ad¬
versely at their meeting in Marchof the next year On our part theproposition should be discouraged
The people are too poor as they are
today to be even heavily assessod
unless it is a saheme to gain controlof what little property they have in
the interest of some land sharks
TOPICS OF THE DAY
Senator Dickey is again up andabroad with his local option liquormeasure It oame to near goingthrough the last session but theHouse gave it the touch of beingput into oblivion for that term atleast We deem it an undesirablemeasure
As told by Senator Achi himselfCol J H Boyd while in office as
Superintendent of Public Works
was reluctant to accede to his re-
quest
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and demand for land exchange
may be in the light of a quid pro quo
and hesitated doing it But no
sooner was he succeeded by H ECooper that the latter immediatelyjumped and bit it and the exchange
made to the Governments disadvan ¬
tage And the Senator admits to
besting the Government in thattransaction and whioh Tub Indepen ¬
dent pointed out at the time An-
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tales make good rending mat-
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Wo are more than sorry thatJack the Jollier was not here to
dy otherwise he would undoubt-
edly
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have used his iuiluenoe to com ¬
mute the death sentence of the Jap-
anese
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executed today Whon he was
acting Governor heused his prerog ¬
ative to stay the carrying out of
the death penalty upon the WaialuaJap who chopped off his vvifea head
Whats the difference in the two
oaaoB One was only that of a Jap- -
ed hpr fate while the other is thapof a whito employer of labor and onexample had to bo made Funnyaompnrif on isnt it J
NOTICE OP BE WARDTtTntinn in IAn it UXlUblVl ID 1ICIIUUJ KIVCUI bUCllJ bUtl
Demooratlo Central Committee ofthis Territory will pay a1 reward ofFifty Dollars 5000 for evidencethat will leed to tho conviotion ofany person voting illegally or other ¬
wise violating the eleotion laws ofthisTerritory attheonminc eleotion
By order of tho Executive Com-mittee
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W A KINNEYChairman
WILLIAM F ERVING2971 Secretary
LOSTOn the Manoa road a package
containing a pink linen waist andother articles Finder will pleasereturn to Telephouo Main 1
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THE HOUSE ANDPREMISES recentlyoccupied by the San
itarium on King street beyondThomas square Possession givenimmediately For terms and partic ¬
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At Store of Abr Fornandez Son44 50 King Street
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THOS LINDSAY
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Call and incpoot the beautiful anduceful dicplay of goods for presante or for personal use and adornmont
IrA Building 530 Fort St rsnt
L Fernandez SonImporters and Dealers in
Agricultural Implements
Hardware Cutlery Stoves LeatherSkins Shoe Findings Fish NoteLinen and Cotton Twine RopeStool and Galvanized Wire ClothPoultry Netting Rubber HosePaints Oils Colors VarnishesBrushes and General Merchan ¬
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Betseen Huuanu and Smith Sts
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AGENTS FORWetebn Soqaji Refining Co Sam
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Baldwin Locomotive Wooes Pniidelphia Pa
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Newelii Universal Mill CoManufacturers of Natioual Cauo
Shredder New York N Y
Paeafwne Paint Compans SamFbahoisoo Ca
Oblandt and Company San Fbanoisco Oal
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EXPIATED- - OH
The oxofution of MntaumotoMoritaro tbo Japanese murdererwho dynamited Albioa B Glennnn
ifyl Kauai to eternity took placethis forenoon within tho walla ofOnhu prisou At 2 minutes of 11
oclock tho drop foil and there hohung by his neck till dqath wobpronounced by the physicians In
attendance in 15 minutes a minuteloss than Jpsp Miranda the la3t oneexecuted Not many wore presentat the execution only members oftho press and officials including tbeprison guards and trusties beingpresent Affe tho body was low ¬
ered it was taken in charge byUndertaker Weed and was laterburied in the Potters field Gt Makiki cemetery
While pn the gallows and beforethe blackcap wasput over his headhe made a statement in Japanesesaid to be that ho was sorry forwhat ho hod done and asked for ¬
giveness but that Glennan was
j brutal to him and the pthor Japanbie he employed
It is claimed that he recentlymade a full confession in which headmitted doing the deed But hesays that wheu ho was taken to
Kauai for trial he wna continuoslytortured by officors Doylo and Tanaka for three or four days
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hOOBXkDm GENERAL NEWS
The Independentmonth i
51 qants per
The Mikahala will leave at 5
oclock this evening for Kauai
The Alameda will be inwardbound from San Francisco tomorrowmorning
The Mauna Loa will be outwardbound tomorrow noon for her usualMaui and Hawaii porta
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The Teritqrriol grand jury took a
drive along King street before noontoday in the riolice patrol wagon
A majority report of the Federalgrand jury this afternoon says thatit found no fraud in the lateelection
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Thos F MoTighe Oo are issuiugneat 1905 calendars home madewith genuine local photographicecanory pn each one
Christmas and Now Year will
both fall on Sunday this time andthe Government will observe thffMonday after eaoh dayas nationalholidays
William W Harris administratorof tbo estate of Fritz J Wilhelmdeceased has filed his bond in 10
000 with tbe United States Fidelityand Guaranty Oo as surety
Arthur M Brown and O F Peterson havo been paid in full by tbeUnited States Government for theirPuulon lots wanted for the proposed fortification area in that vicin
ity
Governor Garter has appointedH B Weller to be a member andexecutive officer of tho Board ofInspootors of Animals for the Portof Kahulni vice Wilbur F McOonkoy resigned
On account ofweather the bandMoana hotel lastwill Rive a concert
tho inclementdid not play atnight But itthis evening at
the Hawaiian hotel complimentaryto new manager Church
It is understood that the Cham ¬
ber of Commerce has asked forcopies of Senator Achia proposedlaws relating to the elootiou ofcertain officials which he intends to
have introduced at tbo coming ses ¬
sion of the Legislature
Governor Clegborn as presidentof the Pacific Club will appear in
the District Court at 130 tomorrowafternoon to answer to a obargo ofselling liquor without a license in
the olub house A penal summonssworn to by Attorney GeneralAndrews has been sorvud This is
OORKKSPONDENOE
An Indignant Parent Scores ThocoResponsible For Juvomlo Flay
Ed The IndependentAllow mo just a few words to say
with regard to the production ofthe juvenile play of Tho HouseThat Jaok Built I notice thatyou have said nothing about itprobably in not being favored withthe usual press courtesies but itcau bo justly said in as fow words aspossible that it was woll renderedthe childrou rendering their partsromarkably woll
But that is not the purposo of mywriting you I wish to state thatthis reproduction have coat manyparents much time money and wor-
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in supplying their ohildreu withall tho necessary dresses etc andthats the chief point I wish to sayIu my opinion it is a shame thatthey should be so taxed and thenhavo to pay their way in besideo inordor to see how well their childrenacquit thomselvaii iu their partsTho children were put under asovoro tension in order to perfectthomEolvoB
It may be all right to those whoare well able to afford it but asevere strain and a mighty hard oneon one not so well provided withthe necessary wherewithal SurelyMr Editor it is mighty hard on one
Nvho after paying for all tho requisites have to pay to enter and forwhose benefit but for those whogot the affair up in order to maintain and to have -- maintained andkept on with the waning interestin our Kindergarten schools itis in my opinion all nonsense andtomfoolery
Yours trulyAn Indignant Pater
Honolulu Deo 14 1901
How did you know that wewerent favoredT We never as muchns said bo Silence is the usualrecourse from which you haveundoubtedly mads conclusionsThiB paper is probably not preBBingenough to be considered as of thepress Ed J
District Court Doings
There Were forty five osbbs on to ¬
days calender the majority of thembeing postponed Falikapu a club ¬
man for selling liquor without alicence was found guilty and fined5150 Nomura and Kaanaana bothfor assault and battery the firstdischarged and tho second nolleprossod Nago was nolle prossed offurious and heedless driving andManuel Aubrey was discharged oftrie same ottensa lieo xiaea wasnolle prossod of having tickets inpossession but was fined 5 for gam-
bling¬
with still another charge hang- -
ing over him Ooo gambler forfeitedbail one nolle proBeed and five
others were fined o each JnoCastro for being profane was fined
3 aud one drunk was taxed theusual assessment
Born
Stanley Deumuer 13 1904
tho wife of W L Stanley a son
UnoIaSam has sent our Terrtorial Band a new outfit of aboutforty Rilvorplated instruments ofthe best quality it being its appor-
tionment¬
of favors from tbe FederalGovernment to which it is entitlf das a part of the Territorial NationalGuard The oases in which theyare packed are at headquarters inthe Bungalow and are not yotopened up
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Having made largo additions toour machinery we are now nbln tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS aud TOWELSat tho rato of 25 coata per dozencash
Satisfactory work and promptdelivery quaranteed
No fear of olotbing being lostfrom strikes
We invito inspection of our laun ¬
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I looked out from my window at sixin the morning he says the sightof a top hat in the midst of manywhite caps naturally stood out andI had no difficulty in recognizingthe features of the president of theFronoh Bepublio under the said tallhat Presently a little market cartdrove up in whioh were Beated avery little old weman and besideher a country fellow in a blue blouseM Emile Loubet appioaohed thecart and lifted the old woman downand kissed her She and the oountryman unloaded the oart of its green-ery
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portment peouliar to them Theprince laid down his pen and raisedhis hand Have you any remark tomake asked the teaoher Onlythis do you or do you not wish toteaoh me to be truthful Certain-ly
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Passengers Departed
Per S S Aorangi December 14 forVictoria and Vancouver Mrs Brenham and son Mrs E Neales H PHughes and wifrH B Oameron L LMcTaggart J W Wale H Evabree
Per stmr Likelike December 14
for Molokoi ports Miss B A MeyerMiss Mutob MiBS S Mutch Miss M
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Per stmr Mikahala December 15
for Kauai ports Miss H Nordmeyer Mrs G B Ewart Jr Mrs GeoH Fairohild and family Mary GroteMra Brodie J K Farley Mrs Noonanand two children May Hasti MiesMoOlellan W F Deabe Mr Headeyand wifp J 0 Picauco
NOTICE OP BE WARD
Notice ia hereby given that theDemooraUo Contral Committee ofthis Territory will pity a reward ofFifty Dollars i000 for evidencethat will lead to tlia ooqviotion ofany person voting illegally or other ¬
wise violating the election laws ofthisTerritory at the coinlug eluution
By order of the Exeoutive Com ¬
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ChairmanWILLIAM F ERV1NG
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