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THE DEATH OF
H M WHITNEY
The funeral of H M Whitney Srwhose death oocurred suddenly nt11 ooiook jeslerday morniog willtake place fro ha the late residenceat 330 this afternoon Rev HHParker will officiate
tHenry M Whitney was the Bon of
the Bev Samuel Whitney o teacherand mechanic of New Haven Connwho was a member of the pioneercompany of missionaries tbat arriv-
ed¬
in Honolulu on the brig Thaddeus in 1820 The Rev Samuel Whit-ney
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died at Lahainaluna Deo 15
1845 His mother Mercy PatridgeWhitney who lived for fifty twoyears in Hawaii died at WaimesKauai 080 261872 Mr Whitneywas one of four children His sisterMaria Pogue the first white girlborn in the Hawaiian Islands diedat the aga of seventy nine at SantaClara Cal April 20 1901 He leftone surviving brother Samuel Whit-ney
¬
who lives in ConnecticutMr Whitney waB born at Waimea
Kauai on June 5 1821 four yearsafter tho arrival of his parents inthese islands He left Hawaii whena very young lad to cpciire an educa ¬
tion in the States Going to thehome of relatives in New Eaglandhe secured an education and at anearly age learned the printing trade
He was the young foreman in theprinting house of Harper Bros inNew York when his thoughts firstagain turned to his birthplaoe in Hawaii He served the Harpers twoyearB and the publication offioe ofthe Bible Society two years Thenthe opportunity arrived to returnhere He journied to San Francis ¬
co by way bfihe Isthmus of Panamaand at San Francisco metDrJuddwho was then traveling abroad withthe two young princes who lalerbecame the kings Kamehameha IV andKamehameha V Dr Judd wanteda practical man to take charge of thePolynesian the government paperHe told Whitney that they had hadseveral editors who had thrown uptheir jobs and oleared out to California joining the rush to the newlyfound goldfields The young managreed to take hold and uame toHonolulu The work on the Poly-
nesian¬
was nbt uncongenial to Whit ¬
ney but like most Americans thenresident in the islands he was irrita-ted
¬
by the governments policy Thewhalemen desired an American nd
the white residents wantedone wbioh was not run by author-ity
¬Whitney gave such a paper to
them calling it the Pacifio Commeroial Advertiser He got from NewYork a Washington hand preBs stillin the Gazette office whioh had aoapaqity of only fiOQ papers an hourand this had to be propelled byband power The hrst number ofthe paper was a little four pagefive oolumn sheet It was a weeklyAmong Mr Whitneys first employeeswere the late James Auld the latoAlexander Bolster and Henry Smiththe present clerk of the judiciarywho learned the printing trade andwas a compositor for Whitney Thepaper had not been established twomonths before the young publisherbad fought sod won out of courtbis first libel eult ln whioh R GWylie Minister of tho Interior wastbe oomplalnant
Mr Whitney sold tbe Advertiserin 1870 to Black Auld but tookoharKB of it again in 1878 and didnot finally give up bis opnnectionwith it until 18 In 1885 be tookthe editorship of the PlantersMonthly and conducted that journaluntil April of last year
He imported the first power pregito Hawaii an Adams bringiug itaoroBB the Isthmus
The old time vignette of Honolu-lu
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printed on tbe title page of theAdvertiser wa from a sketch madain 1819 by Mr Whitney tfo sketohedthis while clinging to the mastheadOf a ship
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Capital 5000000Organized under theLaws
of the Territory ofHawaii
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Having made large additions toour machinery we are now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHS
at the rate of 25 cents per dozencash
Satisfactory work and promptdelivery quaranteed
No fear of clothing being lostfrom strikes
We invite inspection of our laun-dry
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On the premises of the SanitarSteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSonth and Queen streets
The buildings are supplied withhot and cold water and oleotriolights Artesian water Porfeotsanitation
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SUMMER PROPOSltlOI1
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THURSDAY AUG 18 1S04
THE JUDICIARY BUILDING
Governor Garters suggestion thatthe new Judiciary building be a
steel one at a cost of 500000 is a
corker These are rather hard times
with a few of ns but we suppose
that under the E- - publican prosper-
ity
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in the minds eye of Governor
Carter a half miliou dollars is a
mre t tatella We suppose the
next thing our strenuous Governorwill suggest ia n new police elationmodelled in silver to cost ten mil-
lions
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The country ia so prosper-
ous
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that it can afford it Next it
may be proposed to have an exec
utiyo building modelled in gold ata cost of ton billion dollars or so
Speaking seriously however we
see no reatnn tax planning a new
Judiciary buildlnp Tbo presentbuilding islaige enough to accom ¬
modate the busincR of the courtsAnd Government for the next twenty--
five yearr As to its stabilitythere ia a question and that ques-
tion
¬
is this Some of the woodwork
inside of the conorate especially at
the Ews end has been bored out by
ants and Is weak There may be a
possibility of Judge Gear dioppingthrough the floor of his court room
someday and landing ou the bead of
Daddy Atkinsou in the Board of
Education office This would be a
catastrophe both to the top knot of
rur Supetinondunt nf Educationmid to the dignity of the Court Topn vent anything of the sort thereia one simple remedy and ibat h to
h1nail a woodwork in the eak
at email espouse If St should thon
bo found that the upper floor is
shaky it would bo no job at all to
insert pillars wherever needed
If Governor Carters suRRestiou
that tho iihw building be of slept
and oust 5500 000 is intended as a arnit BviCe to bis adopted counbait to keep local workmen iu Rood
humor until after iho election itmust fail The btael for suoh a
building would have to be manufact-
ured
¬
in the East and men familiar
with the sections would have to besent out from the manufaotory toput the building together Localcontractors and workmen would notget a dollar out of the oontraot Itwould be a case of good mouey sentaway to enrich Eastern oontraotors
If public money is spent we want
to see it spent here Governor Gart-
er
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should also stand on that plat-
form
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Tlio Presidential Term
The Chamber of Commerce yes-
terday¬
adopted the following reso-
lution
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- Resolved That the Chamber ofCommerce of Honolulu pieces itselfon record aB endorsing the plan ofextouding the Presidential term tosix years with no re election uponthe groundB that Presidential cam-paigns
¬
are now too frequent put-ting
¬
the country in a state ofturmoil and uncertainty and entail-ing
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enormous expense to businessinterests to tho detriment of bothlabor and capital and further thatthe President having no re electionto look forward to will enjoy a great-er
¬
independence in performing theduties of his high position and
Resolved That this Chamber ofCommerce favors an amendment toSeetion 1 of Article 2 of the Con-
stitution¬
of the United States toeffectuate tho above plan
The above proposition bad the at-
tention¬
of the framers of the Con-
stitution
¬
more than a hundred yearsago and has been threshed out sev-
eral¬
times since If a President is
eleoted for six years and knows thathe cannot have another term hewould be First Independent Se-condIn
¬
feeling independent hewould become arrogant and czarishThird Knowing that be bad nosecond term to work for he wouldbecome oareless and publio businesswould Buffer Hard work withoutany hope of reward do not go handin nana in tne Presidential chairany more than they do in the count-ing
¬
house or grocery store
Tha Yeii Rent Id Twain
Its good loknow at this late daythat when a man is born in thiscountry of white parents this coun-
try¬
is not his uativo country but itis only his adopted country A-
lthough
¬
native or Islard born it is
considered that this not their coun-
try¬
unless it suite a pertain purposethat of holding office in the gift of
this country and that it is deemedthey are of the country of tht ir par-
ents
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which ue deem a very peculiararomaly This then may accountfor the reaeon why many cf thoseItdnnd born whites turned tail atthe oritioal moment because theywerp all adopted Hone and barteredtho inherent rights of natives for amere mesa of pottage to whioh theywere not entitled as being to themanner born To this view we
thank the Bulletin for letting outand thereby giving us an opportun- -
Ho Was An Olii
ThnBB Islands are not the adoptedcountry of tho lato Henry M Whit ¬
ney as stated by tho Bulletin thathis jpniR were full of activity and
try But rather the land of hisbirth for it was hero that he first sawtho light of day He was more thanAjkamaaina Cold resident or settloreven more lhau a hupa native oitizen subject or old time residentbut be was an oiwi a native of thesoil even if accidental and as wellhe tcanuka Hawaii maoli a real truoHawaiian man is another application Both his parents were ofthe early bands of missionaries andhe wbb born under such auspices aswell as his children after him buthe waB not of the kind of mission-aries
¬
known as fishers of men andof souls His Bpeoial field of mis-
sionary¬
aotivity was in that of let-
ters¬
in whioh it may be said he wasone of the fathers of newspaperjournalism in these Islands To hisbouI we say peace perfect peaoe
and to his ashes requiesoat inpace
TOPICS OF THE DAY
It has been suggested that whetthe Democratic District Conventionsof Oabu meet on August 24 theyadjourn without making nom-
inations¬
for tho Legislature untilWednesday September 7 The sug-
gestion¬
is a good one for more reasons than one An important reasonis that it will shorten the oampsignwhich is highly desirable
In the death of Senator Hoar theRepublican party will lose one of itsbraitiieat men Of late however hebaa been a Ihoru in the flash of theadministration for he opposed inthe sturdiest manner the imperial-
istic¬
policy of Mr MoKinley whioh
wbb continued by Mr RooseveltSenator Hoar was also one of thefew Republican members of the up-
per¬
house who advocated and urgeda liberal pension for Queen Liliuokalani
In the death of H M Whitney SrHonolulu loses its oldest newspaperman and one of its best oitizans Hebegan his newspaper career here atthe time or before most of us werein swaddling clothes aod bad beenidentified more or less with thepress ever sinoe Although his
opinions on public questionsfrequently differed from those ofmany in the community a goodoitizen many people a valuablo adyiserand a valued friend
Tho Postofllca Being Renovated
A very much needed renovation ofthe outer appearand of the PobIoffice building is taking place todayat the bauds of native Hawaiianpainters aud plasterers Quite alarge force are doing the work ofbrushing off the accumulation nfdirt and dust followed up by theplasterers with trowel and cementpatching up chipped corners andothdr diBfiguremeuts and indensations to the building and thenlhepainters with their first coat of boil-
ed¬
oirl aud yellow ochre More thanono hslf of the building has alreadyreceived attention and when thisfirst coat is done two more coats ofpaint wifl fiuisb the whole job
M T SimontonClera Qujnn and HArmitage haye been appointed acommission to ascertain the value of
ityjp see through the veil of deceit the the property of the late Mrs
POLO GAMES
MauiX vs
Kauaii
HON S M DAMONS
Moanalna Polo Grounds
August 24 and 27
TICKETS 50 GTS
Tiokets will be on sale at Btores ofE O Hall Sons Woods SheldonPearson Potter 2891
Fernandez SonImporters and Dealers in
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Agricultural Implements
Hardware Cutlery Stoves LeatherSkins Shoe Findings Fish NetsLinen and Cotton Twine RopeSteel and Galvanized Wire ClothPoultry Netting Rubber HoseFaints OHb Colors VarnishesBrushes and General Merchan-dise
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Having made large additions toour machinery we are now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat the rate of 25 cents per dozeneab
Satisfactory work and promptdelivery quaranteed
No tear ol ulotning being lostfrom strikes
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You know youll need loo yonknow its a necessity in hot wenthorWo believe you are anxious to gotthat ioe whioh will give you ratiifaotion and wed liko to supplyyou Ordor from
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Kentuckys famous Jessie MooioWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at sny ofthe saloonr and at Lotejoy c Oodistributing agetiti for tie lUwallo
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Tho Itimor Mjkabnla leaves Ibis6VBD ingfofylCauai ports
William H Henn ha bean Iienoedpractice law in tbe District
Theto vfill b baad musu and adance at the Moana hotel tomor-
row¬
night
Judge Q B Robnrtaon the MauiNew mm returns thin evening bytbe Likelike
Superintendent Motfeigh o theSettlement returns this evening bythe Likelike
The Maui polo ponies werebrought down in the Likelike ar-
riving¬
here in good condition lastevening
The office of jlhe independent isin the briok building next to theHawaiian hotel grounds on Baretania street Waikiki of AlakeaFjst floor
cents
IrTbe Builders and Traders Ex ¬
change will meet at tha ExchangeOf rooms Thursday evening August 18
SL 190i at 730Tptoi Regular monthlybusiness and any other matters thatmay be brought up
0 K Ayau or many years a clerkin the Pacific Hardware Companydied at his residence in Asia lanelate yesterday He bad been ailingseveral months Chronic gastritaswas the cause of death
Juato War ITowb
Tokio Aug 18 Port Arthur hasrefused tbe summons to surrenderand will not release non combatants
Chefoo Aug 18 Port Arthur i6
being subjected to a tremendousbombardment from the JapaaeBesiege batteries The shells have de-
molished¬
many buildings and start-ed
¬
conflagrations Hospitals arecrowded
Shanghai Aug 18 Tbe arrivalof the Japanese squadron is expect-ed
¬
to compel the dismantling of theRussian cruiser Askhold
Vladivostok Aug 18 The cruis-
ers¬
Rossio and Gromoboi have ar-
rived¬
hero
Mukden Aug 18 The Japanesehave occupied Tsian Hill on the ex¬
treme Russian leftLiaoyaug Aug 18- - A Japanese
flanking movement is developingeast of and parallel with the rail
p oad
AdvortiserB Bhark Btory
The public is being ipmosed on by
the waterfront reporter of the Ad-
vertiser¬
who insists that the propel-
ler blade of the Olaudine was bittenoff by a shark Any sensible man
can plainly see by looking at thepropeller that the blade was sawedoff by a swordfiab In fact thereare sticking iu the iron of the rhaft
- several of the teeth of the fishssword This can be proved by Cap-
tain¬
Parkor W G Rowland and tovera other well known prevaricatorsHad we been present when tbewordfiah sawed off tbe blade we
would have saen him do it tbe re- -1 porter of the Advertiser to the con
trary notwlthstanding- --
Mora Bids Oponed
The following bids were openedattheolliue of the Buperiutendentof Public Works yesterday for fire-
proof¬
oflioo laboratory oto U S
Agricultural Experiment StationsH F Bertelmanu fi5 days 2923
J A Ahoong 95 tdayc 2992 FredHarrison 80 days 3575 W T Paty35 days 2969
Tbe opening of bids for Kauwo
ateei bridge was postponedmm m
Electa Mew Ofllcors
Tbe Chamber of Commerce metyesterday and elected the followingofficers
E D Tenney president F J Lowrey vice president J G Spencereoretary aud treaeurer E F BUhop
H A Isenborg 0 L Wight E I Spal-
ding¬
0 Hedomann W Lang W M
Giffard F M Swanav J P Morgan
VAsinteudntwfMi
Democrats at Work
Democratic preoinot delegatesheld caucuses all over the city lantnight In tbe Fifth Distriot tbeseventh eighth and ninth productsmet together at headquarters ofthe eighth In the Fourth Districtthe preuinct delegates met at tbelrrespective headquarters Plans woremade for tbe disriot meetings tonight and to morrow night in Wavorloy ball Flanks of tbe proposedplatform were threshed out and can ¬
didates were discussedThe Fifth Distrist delegates will
meet in Waverley hall at 780 thisevening and tomorrow evening theFourth Distriot delegates will meetat tho same place On Saturdayevening the ratification rally will beheld iu the Orpheum theaterThere will be about a half dozengood speakers
The Territorial Convention willmeet on Monday There will likelybe several candidates for the officeof temporary ohairman and tempor-ary
¬
secretary There is a dispositionon the part of some Demoorats ofthis island to give the precinct offi ¬
ces to Maui and Hawaii The Dis-
trict¬
convention will meet on Wed ¬
nesday
IolaaJ Guild EntertainmentsOnly a little over a week from now
tbe Iolani Guilds fair luau andmasked dance will take place at theRoyal Hawaiian hotel So far as atpresent known everything is progressing and it is sure to come offon the day set Saturday after nextproviding there is no hitob al ¬
though none is anticipated at thistime
A visit is oxpected to be made bythe Mystic Shriners who are expect-ed
¬
to arrive here next Wednesdayby the Ventura from San FranciscoAs tbe Guilds entertainment willcome off the Saturday following theShriners will have an opportunity ofbeing present at a real and genuineHawaiian luau if they will so mindbeing tbe ohanoe of a life time
Queen Liliuokalani will presideat one booth in tbe fair and so willthe Princess Kalanianaole and otherHawaiian ladies The luau will beat noon giving all an opportunityto luoob there tbe fair all the afternoon winding up with the maskeddance in tbe evening
District Court HappeningsNine Chinese gamblers who were
raked in last night by Officers Ah Onand Akana Espinda at Maunakeastreet near Hotel were found notguity and discharged They weredefended by Judge Humphreys
Other cases before tbe Court wereRosa Ferreira alias J F Rosa andFrank Ferreira for profanity werereprimanded and discharged j AhSang for gross cheat went oyer tqSaturday
Tbe Likelike arrived late about Q
oclock last evening She leavesagain this evening for bur usuamid week run to Maui and Molokaj
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Tho HONOLULU SOAP WORKare now putting up their BESTNumber SOAP in 50 pound Casesfamily size at 25 per box delivered free to every part of the cityjFull caseB 100 pounds will be delivered at 425
For all empty boxes returnod ingood clean oondition 10 and 20cents will be paid
Every Family in tho Islandsshould have a cose of Soap at tbitprice The best Soap made for tbKitchen and Laundry a caseIt is cheaper than buying by thebar
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