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Notwithstanding that this is an era

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death from starvation is not an un-

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thing oven here in California

the land of plenty Only the other day

tho local papers reported from Oakland

the succor of an old man In tho laststages of hunger Similar cases crop

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out from time to time in tho minor

news grist of the dally grind Theso

Isolated instances moreover do not

represent tho extent of destitution ex-

istent

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amongst us though they convey

a hint of a situation little known and

less regarded hy comfortable folk wlfo

sec only tho bright side of the social

disk And there is nothing more pa-

thetically real

Our local Journals have much to say

of tho flourishing condition of trado

and industry The crowded condition

of traffic of every sort proves tho activ ¬

ity of business To tho casual observer

the progress of wealth is vlslblo in tho

substantial and costly Improvements

In process of completion on every lead

ing thoroughfare of tho city Exten ¬

sive investment of capital in real es-

tate operations is an infallible sign of

commercial prosperity At no time

before in the history of San Francisco

perhaps wero there so many high

class buildings In course of erection as

now The claims of solid material ad-

vancement which tho papers never

weary of heralding are therefore well

founded

In spite of It all howovor there are

amongst us people who And It Impos-

sible

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to keep body and soul together

There Is an Infinitely largor number

who by dint of tho hardest kind of

scraping nnd pinching are barely able

to mnko ends meet Nor are these of

the shiftless Improvident kind drag

ged down by sheer wolght of unfortu-

nate habits They consist In tho main

of industrious capable sober men and

women victims of circumstances over

which they havo no control Want is

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households In tho moro populous

sections of San Francisco through no

faults of tho heads thereof

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versed

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modern social science that thoro is

something ethically nnd economically

wrong with society In which extremes

of opulcnco and poverty are steadily

drawing farthor apart despite circum

stances which under normal condi-

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er Prosperity which makes tTfo rich

richer at the expenso of tho poor who

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Joyed relatively with tho rich tho hen- -

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times is a self demonstrated proposh

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Prosperity has enhanced tho cost of

living to all classes within tho past

Ooniinwd on 4th page

The First Local Hint

One of the institutions herewhich has the special attention oftourists as well as the local peopleis the Mint which is established onNuuanu street opposite QueenEmma Hall It is interesting toenter the large main working roomwhere general manager MoDonoughand his corps of assistants are atwork The cool and large lanai is aproper resting place and the vaultswhere the bars to be minted andbeer are kept present a very tastyppeotaole Tho Mint b open from530a m to 1180 p m and duringthoso hours tho work never ceasesVisitors after looking over the placewill find first olas refreshments andthe purest of lienors

HAWAIIAN XMay 8 to 26 1902

THE OREAT W1AMATIO EVENT

A brief Season of 12 performancesonly and first appearance in Hono-lulu

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Thursday MAY 15 Night

Othello

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WEDNESDAY MAY 11 1002

WHITES Vfl 0OL0R7D PEOPLES

Tho growing illiberalism of thewhites towards peopleB of all othercolors is shown in thii efcerpt on

Nigger Britain from tho Now

York Sun copied from tho SydneyBulletin

The alliance with Japan murlt3 afurther move in the process of con ¬

verting the British Empire into anigger State Somewhere aboutniue tentli3 of tho Empires popula-tion

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is already black brown or yel ¬

low It has already threatoneJ in

Disraelis time to bring aii aval-

anche¬

of black soldiers down onwhite Europe It now makesalliance with a colored nationagainst white Europe Its interestsare becoming every day less whiteand more black brown aud yellowAnd this is whre further troublofor whito Auetralia looms aheadTo Britain it duasnt matter a strawif Australia is over run by Asiaticsand turns back or brown

What the colored races need tolight with is money as is shown by

the following clipping

Although the prejudice againntthe Hebrew race is as violent andunreasonable in Germany as it everwas tho Jews are pushing forwardand gathering strength year by yunrand gradually assuming control ofthe financial ooterp isos of the em-

pire¬

The finest ro3idonoau in Barlin beloug to Jews The same is thocase in every German city Nowithstanding the anti Somitio no-

tation¬

aud legislation they am notonly foremost iu all Hues of businessbut continue to occupy the firstplaces in professional life Theyhave no social roconnition tboy arenot admitted to court tho churohauthorities aio bittor iu their hosti-

lity¬

and iu some of the universitiesJewish sludouta are nob admittedalthough there is no formal regula-tion

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against them Yet tome of theablest physicians surgeons lawyorsscientists rnusioiaus artists andliterary men are Jews aud although

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thoy number loss thnn 2 per cent oftho population 40 per oent of thewagos paid in Berlin are paid byJewish employers

THIS AM3RIOAN INQTJI3ITIOKT

Tho Baltimoro Suu makes a fwremarks auent tho Water Cureaspoot of the Americans bonevoloutpolicy iu the Philippines Wo can ¬

not do hotter than reproduce herotho views exprojsed on the subjectby one of tho sanest and most conservative of American nowspapenOf tho iugenious torture which ap-

pears¬

to havo been iu oommou usefor nearly throe years by the mili-

tary vanguard of the higher civiliza-

tion¬

in tho islands tho Sun says

Whilo it is moro brutal than andentirely diffaront from tho sweatbox or third dogroo proceedincsof certain police system whichovon iu their comparativo harralsssness have provoked a cry of horrorit is nevertheless effective in extracting confessions According to thosoldiers who say thoy were oyewitnesses tho subject ainpocted oftroasou or harboring kuowlodge ofthe seditious sentiments of othersis stripped to the waist with armssecurely pinionedHe is then thrownundor o tank holding about a hun-dred

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gallom of water which runsinto his mouth held forcibly openThis failfng to lead him to do al-

most¬

anything to onoblo him to oscapo tho torture another dogreo isadded that is tho water this timois supplied through u syringe intohia mouth Sometimes an adamantnature will successfully rosistthiebut tho resources of bouovnleocoaro not yet at an end The syringein tho nest stage is direoted intotho subjects nostrils and allowedto play with the hope of burstingtho heart of its secrets At timeshowoyer even this is endured audthen tho last and most effectual ofall remedies is applied Salt is

thrown into tbo water It seemsthat this will dislodge a confessionno matter how remotely hidden it

might bo

And all this by tho army of a na-

tion

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whose loftiness of purpooo atone time hold tho world in silentadtnimtioul All this is tolerated by

a people who i ffaot to bo appalledby the horrorB of the South African

war What enme haa tho Filipinocommitted iu refusing to disclose

tho motives for resisting alion aggroaaiou la thewator onre andthe kill policy one of

the symbols of tho superiority of

tho oivilized over the s

If it in thou the half civilized

pooplo of the Philippinas Eoem

justified in preferring to remain in

that benighted state which tenchesthorn less of tho glories of asuperior moral aud mental develop-

ment

TOPICS OF THE ML

Just as the youthful King Alfonsoof Spain omorgeo from tho nurseryto take bis seat upon the thronethere disappears from nil oarthlyscones tho venerable figure of a

formor king Don Frauciaco thegrandfather of the now ruler andconsort of the fteeoud IsabsllajTho ex King was eighty years ofago at hia death lie was pxpalled

from Spain in ISGip cs a result of thoInvolution of that yr ar Don Fran ¬

cisco died in Epiuay Franco onApril 17 last

Tun InnRrcNDENT would suggestto tho Attornoy General who no

doubt recommended tho appoint ¬

ment of the new Magiatrato at theLeper Settlement and to AotingGovoruor Cooper tho appointingpower to at onco withdraw tho appointment of Thos K Nathaniel aa

District Magistrate and cauoel hie

commission Ho is not a fit personfor the position This papor sometime ago suggoitud Win Notloyand would again rocommond an-

other¬

good man who is residenthere iu tho psrson of J M Naoole

both of whourwa consider aro goodmen for the position

Tun Independent vontureo thoopinion that in tho advancing ofmoney by our mercantile bodiesto the Board of Health for thopurpose of assisting in tho fumiga-tion conduolod by the autnoritiiswith tho evident idea of lookingto the next Legislature for reim ¬

bursement another bad precedentts bsing established and which itis claimed to bo vory un AmericanHow could the Board of Healthpledge tho Governments creditHow do they know what tho com-

position¬

of the next legislaturewill bo aud whethtr tho amountloaned aud borrowod will b paidH has been tin custom here in

the past to borrow and trust totho Legislature to make it goodbut is it gop1 policy An extrasession was the only remedy

Politicians at Washington werefalling over ouo another so it itsaidfto point but to Governor Doleat a bauquot given in his honor thatthese mid Pacific Islands aremot

a poisossiou but rather a part ofthe United States Pray wheu didtheso Islands become such nparltWas it not by forcible annexationthat this country became a partand as suoh a possession thereofThey accepted the stolen ripepear of Minister Stevens aidedand abetted by our revolutionistsand annexationist who gave theoountry away for a mere songwithout tho aasjut aid acquies ¬

cence of its people tho rightfulownora of thosjil By forcibleannexation we mean tho taking bybrute force that might raakosright aid that by the strongagainst tho weak without oousentbeing thereto grantjd the weakquietly submitted without asaoutingbut have Binco somewhat

in a measure for polioy andpropriotjs sake for what elseoould we do

Dr SloggottJe refusal to outertain any proposition towards res-

cinding¬

the order of tho Board ofHealth ordering Father Waudelinto leave the Settlement and his

stubboruess in refusing to disouss

the mattor With any oitin3na com-

mittee¬

have brought their fruitand the doctors deep pockets will

soon toll tbo result Although ourRiman Catholic fellow citizenshavafbeen calm during this un-

fortunate

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controversy aud whilethey will await the result of thooitizaaa committees work stillthey hayo taken certain aolionswhich will provo very effective

The Lusitaua Society the richestand moro numorou3 organzationof its kind in the Islands aud theSsn Antonio Society the uoxt in

proportion wJiiah iuoludus 1000

members have decided to strikoDr Slogetts name from theirlists of physicians Probably Dr

Sloggott now wishes that he hud

been a little moro polite in homanners and had used somo

diplomaoy before constituting him ¬

self a Czar of the Czars

Concerning tho appointment of

tho new District Magiatrato for theLoper Settlamout a friend from

thero writos commenting on tho ap

poiuteofl peraonolity as follows

I noto that Tho K Nathaniel claus srnEOKELS wm a winhas ben a palmed magistrate for j

thO bPltlOUJOit x WOMB m

an honorable dignihud posnever could have biiou selected a

parasite and a willing tool who for apltry sum can bo uindo to do anydirty workaad a pupule Such ijthe kind of animal our officials liketo have to dispense justice

Wo quito conour in tho abovo es ¬

timation of the mrn for wo as wolj

as many others here know hin only

too well 7ne above characteriza-

tion

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of the mau neods no furtherelucidation nor exploitation from

u for he is all that ij said of him

aud whioh is only loo true More

over ho is au ungrateful ingrato wo

knowiug him during days ut lolatiiand oiuce iu public life prior to his

being trausportod aud isolated away

from hojio Ho may havo some-

what

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changed since then but we

doubt it very tnuoh as the above

denotes that he is there still plyingat his old trioki and has been

woigh d and found wanting Likefather like sou may be applied tohim for ho no doubt has inheritedthose traits from his immediate an-

cestor

KIdr Lear ut the Opera Houbo

Tiio Opera Uouso was filled to itsfull capacity laat night even ohairnwere piessnd into orvice to eeuFrodericlc Warde the eraiuont actor for he is really Buch iu ouo ofhis btrougost part the title part ofShakespeabs tragedy of KingLear

Mr Wardes acting was all thatcould bo detired hia control ofhimself and voice was wonderfulCordelia Miss Wardo as loveablea character ai could be imaginedtheu Itegau iliaa Ashtou andGonetil Miss Tiesoott wero wollplaced ai tho two htrd and schem ¬

ing daughters But may we Bay hwas rather hard to hear then Inthis respect the gentlemen some cfthem wore rather at fault

Barry Johustoae as Edgar wasrealy good iu his assumed madnessand role of Poor Tom and Ed-mund thevdliaa by Onarles Her ¬

man wa3 full of force and originality But MUs Birtello as theFool deserves creditable montiou

An eveniag at the Opera Housewituo3sing those standard pUys isrosily time wdll spent

Miss Haluh and party JudgeGaar and parly oooupied the lowerboxes the upper ones were filled byvisiting guost3 from the transportand tho logos wore filled by Coland Mrs Parker with the Princoaud Princosa Kawananakoa aud MrAlbert Ouuha aud party

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On Tholr Second TlolRobert and EJgar Williams tho

two colored boys who are accused ofhaving cariiod away a trunk full ofjdwolry from Wards jawelry storewhilo tho police wero watchingthem aro boing given a seooud trialiu the Circuit Court upon a chargoof laroeuy in ths first dogreo O Flljjnold appears for lie defendant

Father Wen ulln Will StayAt tho timo of going to press

Tun In iepndent learns on thobust authority that tho Board ofHealth will permit Father Wendolin to remain at tho Lopor Settle ¬

ment the Bishop having concededthat it hal full control an 1 authori-ty

To Fumigato A Rain

All outward bound sailing vi33aolawill be required to fumigate ogainfrom uow onbafore they nan bo givena clean bill of health The first boatto be affected by the order is thebails Alden Baaje whioh will soilfor S3n Francisco to morrow with aload of sugar

Tax Assessors inOhief W Ttlobiueou of Maui and N WWillfong of Hawaii returned totheir rospoetiva posts of duty atWailuku aud Hilo by Inst eveningsKiuau and Olnudiuo

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LOOAL AND GENERAL NEWS QOVKUNOIl E0LE BANQUETED

Mail for the Const this afternoon

Hoard of Health meeting thiaafternoon

The band playa at Thomas squarethis evening

Meoting of Daraion Council Y MI thia evening at Harmony Hall

Tho Hawaiian Band gave a con ¬

cert on the transport Buford tbiamorning

A nice front room for laday orgentleman to rout at No 9Garden Lane

The Buford sails for San Fronoisoi at 5 oolook this afternoon Mailcloses at 1 p m

Tho Ala Moana road along thebeaoh is now open to tho public forlight vehioleB

Captain Olson has relieved sCaptain Brockaw of tho command oftho tug Fearless

An appeal to the Supreme Courthas been taken in the oase of RobortHind vj Eben Low partnershipaccounting

C L Wight Andrew AdamsJudge McKay and others wero out-going

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paseongors by the Olaudinelast evening

Francis Gay returned home toKauai by tho W G Hall last overiug F M Swanzy also went byher for a visit

An answer making general denialhaB been filed in the oaio of ManuelP Ferreira vs Honolulu RapidTransit Land Co

Aleck Harris the well knownhorse trafner was kicked by a horsewhich he was driviug yesterday andsustained a fracture of one of bis1BB- -

The regular rehearsal of ihe choirof St Andrewa Cathedral will beheld this evening at 8 oclock in theohuroh All inombera are expectedto b present

A Lucas charged with assaultand battery on J Namauu a tramoar driver was discharged in theDistrict Court yoaterday He was

defended by J J Dunne

The four imalod ichoooer JamesRolpli arrived in port at 530 yesterday afternoon from Killisuoo Alas-

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after a smart trip of twenty twodays She brings a cargo of furtiliz- -

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After au absence from this port ofalmost a yearthe Wilder SteamshipCompanys steamer Hawaii arrivedyesterday afternoon for an overhaul-ing

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She will probably go ou themarine railway to be scraped

Judgo Gear has ordered the sumof 032 returned to A T Atkinson

he having deposited this amount inthe case of Sister Alburtiua va Kapiolani Eitate tha suit having beendiscontinued by agroement

By the Kiuau last ovening Mrs

E A Nawahi left for her home atHilo for a two weeks visit and reuuperation from hur rocont illness

She W8 accompanied by Mrs S KAluli of Wniluku sistor of JudgoKepoikai and ohild

S W Spenoer G 0 StratemoyorWm Nailima Jr M do Rogo MrsEspinda and child 0 Klamp S M

Damon 0 A Widomann wifeohild and servant Judgo A W

Carter and others were outgoingpassengers byhe Kinau yo3terday

The owners of yachts of five tonsand over will have to conform with

tho legal regulations and regisortheir boats aocordiug to nn orderissued by the authorities The Hawaii Helena Gladys Hoalaui Mary

L La Paloma Dawoy Abblo M andOtytie are the boats alTjoled by theordor

Hon JohnT3arrett CommissionerGeneral of the St Louio Expositiongave a leotura at KamohamehaSchool laat evening on the St LouisExposition tho circumstances Burrounding it and the importance of

Hawaiis oxhibit About 225 studentswere presont and onthuiiastioallycheered tho speaker at the oouolu

poa of the looturo

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Ifuturo of Hawaii Dlscusood byArnorlcun lawmakers

Gov Sanford B Dole of Hawaii

was the guest of honor nt a banquetgiven last night at the MetropolitanClub by Mr William Haywood

formerly United Stalos coufuI gen ¬

eral to Hawaii Covers wore laid

for twenty five and the guests wore

mostly Representatives and Sena-

tors

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who havo manifested interestin the welfare of Hawaii

Spooohes wore undo by Gov

Dole Speaker Henderson SenatorCullom Senator Foraker Mosers

William Haywood and W N Arra

atrougand Representatives TawueyGrotvcnor and Knox

Gov Dole said tint ho is in thomain well satisfied with the form of

territorial government outlined for

Hawaii and expressed tho opinion

that in a short time the system will

work out all right He said thatthere ia good material in Hawaiifor American citzanship and ex-

pressed

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tho opinion that it will not

bo many years until the people will

show themselves worthy of theirfoster parent the United States

I have alwiyB believe in Hawaiiand in President Dole and what herepreseutB said Speaker Hender ¬

son I believe that we have annexed Hawaii for good Our partnershp with the island will be perman ¬

ent and will be of greijj importancein the development of the PacificThe Republican party will ttand byDole and his admiuis ration

Senator Forakur reviewed the history of Hawaii briefly and Boid thathe haB never hesitated in voting totike Hawaii uuder our protectionHe emphasized tho fact that the isl-

and¬

is a part of the Union and is

not owned by the United StatesHe called attention to the amountof money the United States collect-ed

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from oustoms in Hawaii last yearHj ured that it must bo consider-ed

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that more than S1GOO000 wan

paid to the government by the isl-

and¬

last year and that it bainotbeen a burden in any sense to theUnited States

Mr Armstrong c xprensod thoopinion that in fifty years all themixed population will be thoroughly American in sentiment and willbe free fnui Asiatic eovirenmentAfter spoohes by Mr Grosvonorand Mr Knox Mr Tawney led in

oingiug Auld Lang SynoTho following attended the din-

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Gov Sauford B Dole SpeakerHonderaon Senators Cullom Clarttof Wyoming Foraker SpoonornndGarter Representatives DjIz jII

Grosvenor Newland TawueyPayne Southard Knox Vn Voorhi aud Ciunouj Gan Johu V

Foster Messrs E S Boyd Arohibald Hopkins Willi m HaywoodLorrin A Thurston W N Arm ¬

strong and Binder HermannWashington Poa April 22ad

Now England lor Dale

Governor DjIo has made out hiscase in Washington and appears tohive secured a new loa3e of office asHawaiian Executive Commentingon this fact a Feoular exchangeremarks that New England ia thusvindicated I he amiB of Now Eugland stand together through thickaud thin Tho New England Senators rallied to the eupport of theGovornor ond foiled hia euomiopthe oarpet bnKorfl ovil miidudparoous who came to the ieliuda iuaenrjh of pickiugs overlooked bythe original minaionary carpet baggers from New Euglnud whosedescendants have monopolized evoiygood thing iu a political and busi-

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way Between tho old carpetbaggore and the now as tho samojournal obsorviP the natives hayolittlo to choos3 The Anglo Saxonfrom tho States has left nothing fortho uufortuuato Kanaka but a legacyof death S F Mouitor

For a ohaugo this morning thoAdvertiser has an editorial on rstslOil yesj R n t- - -

Wlfci HWISWMiKf

Another Bulcldo

About 730 last evening word waareceive at tho Police Station thata Japanoo woman named Ito hadboon found dead at Twilei iu n

two story shack with a bulletwound in her broast CoronerChillingworth at once proceededto the house and found tho body ofthe woman lying ou the mattedfloor In her right broast waa abullet wound and close by her sidelay a revolver An ompty bottlewhich had contained carbolic aoidwas also found there Tho policeare invo3tigatiug tho matter thor-oughly

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and Cheater Djye hascharge of tho case A c ironersjury waa empauollod and afterviewing tho romaius where theylay adjourned until thia afternoonwhen an inquoBt will be held

Tue Independent 50 cants permonth

A haul nTaSOOO nkulos is reportedby II Birkmyre from Kauai

The remains of the late RobertLishman wore interred yesterdayaftornobn at Nuuanu eeraotery

Another Btar oharuber meetingwas held by the Board of Healthyesterday and at 1 oclock this after-noon

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The town was full of drunkenaud riotous soldiers oil tho trans-port

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BuTord last night aod weremost promiscuous at Iwilei KaUn

ako and otber places

Am mg thoao who anivod yester-day

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morning by the Mnuna Loawero Senator J D Pari GeoClark J A Maguire- - Treasurer W

H Wright aud wife J P CookeCol W H Coruwell Miss E Mossman Rsv E S Timoteo M Jo Rigoand others

Wm H Tell tha lato ba 1 I ofthe FirjfOiairm Commission bsbeen appointed by Judge Robin ¬

son as the bailiff of the grandjury for thia term of the OirouitCourt The Krand jury ia holdiujjits sessions in the old throne roomof Iolani Pilaco aud by ko doingdislodged Ihe Fire Claims Com ¬

mission without previous knowledgealthough still in otwion

0 11 W fi IT ill OPERAlIxiHH film 11

May 3 to 2G 1902

THE GREAT DRAMATIC EVENT

A brief Season of 12 performancesonly and first appearance in Hono ¬

lulu of the emiuent actor Mr

Frederick Warde

and hia rlistioguishodwho will present the following rep-ertoire

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Thursday MAY 15 Night

Othello

BIQUSE

organization

Programs for other performancewill tie duly aunounced Curtainnights at 8 p m ahnrp Carriagesmay be ordered at 1050

Completo Scenic Productions ar-

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costume etc speciallybrought for oaoh play Also MrWarded original supporting com ¬

pany including Messrs Oban DHerman Barry Johnstoue Harry CBarton Frannia D McGinu JohuE Havues MissHa Antoinette Ashton Virginia Drow Tfeecott MayWarde Ailoen Bertolle nud 15others

SCALE OF PRICKS EntireLower Floor Sl50 Family Circle

100 Logos 1000 Boxes 1500Reguar sale of tioketa now open

at Wall Nichols Co No seats h Idafter 12 oclock of the day of thoperformances uuloaa paid for bythat time 2191 tf

THOS LINDSAY

HanDbotaTlng tellerCall aud luspeot tho boautlinl end rssfudlDpsy of kooIb for prcsjiitn crforpoonal use and adornmut

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SPECIAL SALE OF GARDEN HOSE I

Wo have a largo stoclc at prices to suit every purse

FISH LINE AND TWINEIVo now have a very complete assortment received

direct from the manufacturers

amis mis aBrnsbes Soma Furniihing Goods Tools and Implements

of ilia Most Approved Patterns

Stes for Gasoline Kerosm Wood and Coal

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDFort Street Art Rooms and Bethel Street Department

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British Foreign Marino Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific iSaiiway CoPiouRRv Linn of Paokotn from Liverpool

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Cottages i

RoomsStores

On tho premises of tho SauitarStoim Laundry Oo Ltd betwoarSouth aud Quoan stroeto

Tho buililiuca nro ouppliod withhot snd ooki water and uloctriclifjhta Axtesiuu water Forfeutsauitstiou

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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

Having rondo largo additions toour mnohinerv we are now able tolnundnr SPREADS SHEETS PILTOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTAPjLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat the rate of 2o conta per dozencash

Satiofautory work and prompt dolivery Rturautced

No fear of 6lothing being lostfrom Etrheo

Wo invite inRpootion of our lauodr aud methods at any time duringbu new houra

Up Main 73and our wagons will oall for yooj

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Subscription Only Fifty Cents a

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ALLEN S ROBINSON

Pbalxbb in Luhdeb and Coal anBUILDINQ MaTEZUALS Or

All Einde

Queen Street Honotulu

T R MOBSMAN

Real Estate AgentAbstbaotob and Seaboheb or Titles

Loans NegotiatedRents Collected

Campbell Block Merohant Street1419 tl

THOMAS FITOH

Attobnet at Law

83a S King St Honolulu17 lm

JOR S AXjH1

iff AOEKB OF LAND HIN GRi 21S0 and 910 at Kamaee NorthJKona

Hawaii Apply toMOEKIB K KEOHOKALOLB

Real Estate AgentKaahimanu Btree

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Premises on Eukui Lone Foasession given on January 1 1901

ior terms apply to7lt KAPIOIiANI KflTATB

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Progress Blook 84 Floor Olfioo HoarsR A v tn 4 v u

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EDMUND H HART

Notary Public and Typewrites L oveyan0eb and seaboheb of

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H R HITOHOOOK

Atiobney at Law

Office Merohnnt Street CartwriShtBuilding

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FOR BALE

3500 HOUSE AND LOT ON

Liliha Street near King Only smalcash payment received Apply to

LLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street

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SUBVKYOB AND RlAL EbTATE AOENI

Offloe Bethel Btretti over the New i830 Model Bestanrant Ij

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WniQ Irwin Freoldont ManagerClans Bpreokels First Vice PresidentW M Qltfard Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer dtBooretaryGeo J Boss Auditor

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White and Blaok SandJin Quantities to Suit

EXCAVATING CONTRACTED

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CORAL ARD SOIL FOB SALE

Dump Carts furniBhedl bvthe day on Hours Notice

H R HITCHCOCK

Office with J M Monsarrat Carwright Building Merohant Stt

1600 -- tf

Brace Waring Co

Reel Estate Dealers003 Tort Bt nearKlni

Building lotshouses and lots and

Lands Fob Sal

ttW Parties wishing to dispose oe pjtlnrtlnlvnlnrr

Wilders Steamship Co

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Freight andi

Passengers for all

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LUXURYS NEIGHBORSTARVATION

Continued from 1st page

two years 25 per cent at a consorva

tlvo estimate Tho Increased product

Ivcncss of Invested capital aTUl tho en

larged profits of business and trade

equalize matters so far as tho moneyed

class Is concerned It Is dtllerent with

tho wage working body Rents cloth

Ing foodstuffs all tho necessaries of

life have responded to tho upward ten-

dency of prices Inseparable from good

times Wages and tho cost of labor

remain stationary TiriB on tile faco

of things should not be so but it is

And tho only apparent reason why It

Is Is because In our working social and

Industrial code tho guiding prlnclplo

1s selfishnesc The actual beneficiaries

of material prosperity do not recog

nlzo any moral responsibility In tho

premises Tho fault lies not so much

with Individual turpltudo as with tho

spirit of the ilmcs which fosters this

condition

The gradual elimination of tho senso

of personal obligation In tho matter of

equitable dealing between man and

man in the commercial world can bo

traced to the popular decadence of re

ligious influence Hcliglou furnishes

the higheHtJiiotlves of human conduct

In all the relations of life Though

nominally Christian society Is not gov-

erned by the precepts of Christianity

Its philosophy Is not based on the idea

of tho fatherhood of God and tho

brotherhood of man In practical af

fairs tho maxim which civilized men

follow Is each one for himself and tho

devil take tho hindmost Hence tho

prevalence of destitution and the occa-

sional but not rare death from starva-

tion in tho midst of abuiuTanco and

luxury must bo regarded as a naturalresult of thc crowding out of Chris-

tianity from our social Ufa by a cortaln

pagan altruism which Ignores tho ltal

motives of concrete justice and Imper

atlvo duty San Francisco Monitor

A CONTRACTOR DISAPPEARS

And Japaneso Garpentors WonderHow to Got Their Money

iW M Campbell a well known

building contraotor who has aplaning mill of bis own on the MoCully Tract left the oity a few daysago for the mainland ostensiblyfor a few weeks visit on businessThe event out no figure at all tothe community at large but hisrather sudden departure playedhavoc among his numerous Japaneso employees or subcontractors towhom he owes a large amount forthe wages in arroars etc Whenseveral Japanere carpenter eachholding Campbells promissory notewhich is already overdue represent ¬

ing 15000 to 7500 called upon hisbookeepor for settlement a day ortwo ago they were told by thatperson through C A Doyle whoacted sb interpreter that MrCampbell had loft no monoy to payhis debt and if they persisted in de ¬

manding a settlement they wouldhave to bo satifiied with 25 centson the dollar hat moreover thenotes having already passed thodate of payment had no valuewhatever according to tho GroatAmerican Constitution and that hiskind advice was to give them uppeacefully in exohauge for newnotes which would bear tho signa ¬

ture of somebody else than MrCampbell Thereupon the Japan-eso

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retired to consider the proposi-tion

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