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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08

The careful consideration with
which the New Workers refer to the
Tennessee boys and the guarded and
deliberate manner in which the Ten
nesses boys mention the New Workers,
is just a trine suggestive OF strained
relations. However, the men OF botn
States are patriotic Americans and
are willing to be as brothers when the
defense of Old Glory is the question
before the house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08


HHpus instfuttan. had mnfh iahh u
thii supsfsiitinus foNef ~ kllihH h'
anaana saa npi i,fbidden ~ siaia'f
lthe cunnlhF naiises s"saeed kahuna
10 nei IN Their hehHh and plaee W.
Nhiinef Fheie 70 ""uld e's'a' from
tr"uhliuf Thf hhhnn's lawns mad'
ne 'onifafi p" COMP h'ai''h WYNN
"nt upou .n' ae'lh 81 ih' 'ii'"i' pl'-
c''eHei io fh'n'' me hs''l "i'i'i'. ~
ms H''ihh ''I'ii''lf' "n' ~ ,h'h
sna ~ ih' ulm'rt tmI'i'aho'' ''ihs
som" sN'.''''i'N li"m WI "h''h'1 y
P'iH'H' s"'h ~ ""i' VI n'h'i "''''
WI "hi'h'g "O'N h"' h""" ""N w
HrA'ie W" ou'aih'p' am " no '''he u'u
ne suspect the POSTMASTER haiaNaua
"r ms chlei clerk OF ha'ihE Hecre''g
distracted u from his person ana iuf-
nished u Tor this horrld purpose.
IN 'front.' ot THIS building nov ns'H
/ FOR Jaw Offices, there was renee ana
I q Fhl" lhht was iocked NJ night ihe
h'hoha approached 'he place AT hlkni
lie carried IN his arms the White pig
that BE- very important part OF the
ceremonial flhdlhs tue gaze tocheu'
DE leaned over the renee ana aePosi'eu
the plE' whose Ieet were SetuI''s A'u'
on the stone steps Wlthln the gaze
having mace the most hnlIao'e us
position OF ms tahglDIe machinery lot
lanecting spiritual murder the hahuha'
al midnight began ms lheahtauohs III
weird and minor KEY HIS voice
could be heard al the distance OF o
Few leet only towards morning ms
Language and voice became more ier'ld'
The white pig, an Involuntary assist
ant, gave a grunt IRON tlihe 10 ulh''
As the daylsht broke the hahuhi
discharsed AT the puiiulhs SERIES oi
heathehlsh lmprecatlohs ana re'f'u
leaNlhs the he'piess pig On the STONE
steps
MI whitney opened ms once az
usual the next morning noticing the
whlte pig ne inquired INTO Inc cause
oil It's being placed before MS uooF ana
was COMMENTARY informed by hallNe
friend that the boat men were engaged
IN Killing him. by the ahaaha process
MI whitney al once directed that the
pig shouId DE taken To the "hari' ana
thrown INTO the harpor' as MS signal oil
defiance. IL was done The native boat
men were utterly surprised at the out
come OF their scheme Ihe kahuna IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08
uuIr of NlLIfARh rvwER


Osins o. ths dihltuiis 'i s',Niihs
premises Tor miiiafA eh'aihph'h'N'
war this city, the question Is hls' us
ed. what 10 the power OF ih' miiiaI6
authorities in taking ana occupying
lsndG The impression prevails ihat W.
a state Of war, they may act ln an
arbitrary manner On th" Theory that
the civil law d suspended THIS I'm
preston Il not correct
The Constitution Of the United s.Htes
provides ,and 30 is well go refer 10 %
frequently that no person snail be
deprived OF ife liberty or property,
without due process 81 law .~' nor
shall private properly be- taken for pub
lie use without just compensation
There are no exceptions made 90
these sweeping provisions. They stand
vital and effective in war and peace.
The power OF the military authori-
ties to take and occupy land in the
case OF actual combat upon or near the
land occupied. or in the case of an
enemy being In the neighborhood, Is
entirely distinct from the case when
there are no pending hOstilites. When
the immediate safety OF the country
demands IL, the military authorities
occupy land as supreme necessity.
Gen. Meade's forces at Gettysburgh oc-
cupied and destroyed wheat fields,
without asking permission Of the
owners. The force of the civil laws was
arrested, though not suspended in that
case. The moment the absolute neces-
si,y ceased, the civil law operated, and
was respected. Damage done to crops
and land was paid for in due time.
The Anglo Saxon race makes the
civil law supreme. II refuses 10 dele
gate to the soldier any power whatso-
ever, beyond that required to meet and
avoid impending danger. During the
Civil war, at time when over "A mil
lion of armed men were in the field
and conflicts of arms took place daily
In some part OF the national territory,
the military power tried and condemn
ed 90 death by court martial, a person
in Indiana. who was engaged in con
spiracy to overthrow the government.
but the ofIense was not committed in
the region where war actually prevail
ed, and the civil courts were in SEES
sion. The Supreme Court OF the United
States, In reviewing the judgment,
through habeas corpus proceedings,
held that the civil law could only be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08
THE HOSPITAL CALLS.

There are nearly 800 sick men in the
military hospital. They must be fed If
possible on a milk diet. But the sup
ply OF milk is so small, We understand,
that it is utterly impossible 10 give
them this diet.
The consequence is that many of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08

That other dispatch purporting to
give commission adverse views on Ha-
waiian cable was just what this paper
misunderstanding that was not so
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08

One OF the outside Island towns has
an independent" band. Each player
follows his score on his own account.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08

The eminent DR.. Haig Is of the opin-
ion that suicide may be traced to error
In diet, the error being the excessive
eating OF meat, the drinking Of tea
and the use Of tobacco. In his calcu-
latiOns ne casts the individual aside
and figures only with nations His
thesis does not mention the oriental
races.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08

Since Miss Rose OF Hawaii acted as
Queen OF the Topeka Carnival, the
people Of the Sunhower State and of
these Islands have mutual interest
In each other. II Is a pleasure, then.
to say that the officers and men Of the
Twentieth Kansas Volunteers now
here en- route to Manila, are soldiers
and gentlemen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08

The Thanksgiving proclamation Of
President Mckinley, published in this
paper this morning is another state
paper rejecting credit on the sagacious
and considerate head of the nation.
President Mckinley is now certainly In
the list of rulers of che Republic earn
Ing the esteem and love OF the whole
people.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08

Miss Rose has had an Interesting
and novel and a somewhat trying ex-
perience during the past two months,
and, according TO all accounts and APP
pearances, has proven herself a de-
cidedly leyel-headed young lady.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08

President Mckinley always wears a
red carnation In the lapel of his coat
and always has bunch OF the same
flowers In vase upon his Official desk.
When he was Governor OF Ohio the
students OF the State University at
Columbus started controversy for
the selection OF a State flower. The
Governor was consulted and suggest
ed his favorite. Perhaps the President
knew when he was urging annexation
bhat Hawaii was the home Of the car
nation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08

In Germany every cyclist must reg
lister and pay fee of fifty cents. There
are said to be more than 100000
wheelmen on the lists. Each rider
must carry book Of personal descrip-
ton. The presumption probably is
that a cyclist would not be recogniz-
able after collision with one Of Will
Jams uniformed commission holders.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08

u Is TO be hoped that when In this
port the men OF the Tennessee Reg
ment Will not try TO live up to their
coast reputation. Complete accounts
OF their conduct here. no matter what
u may be, will be sent back to the
States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-08

The roads IN and about Honolwu
have been well made and are holdine
out hnely under the great Increase of
trafiic. be use " wide tires. however.
VIII insure indefnite preservation and
will lesson the repair outlay material.
ly
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27
HAIL STORM OF
 LLADEN BULLETS! /!
But the Brave westerfers of Colonel Woods Regiment Never Fai- tered, Flinched or
 Wayered. aa
A Glowing Tribute to Their Bravery From the Foreign Military Attaches who Witnessed
 the Battle.

Washington, July 25.-The Ger man, Frsnch, Turkish and Japaness
 military officers, who were detailed
 to witness ths battles before San tiago, have just made their reports to their respective embassies here. They are all giowingly compliment tary to the Amsricahs. Major Yon Goetzen, the German attache, says that "tbe most brilliant work of the battles was performed by Colonel Woods Rough Riders. Itwas splen- did evidence Of the very highest courage. Not esingle man waEered or ainched. The Spanish poured in q terrific 6rP,. which might more nearly be resembled to .hailstoHes from the skies. instead of rife bul- lets, which the Rough Riders stood before for three hours, SO incessant was the fire. Never was seen a more. magnificent. daring exhibition of daring and bravery than was shown by those wonderful, dauntless west erners," is the enthusiastic words used by him in describing their won derful charge. ..
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27
4 FATAL ACCIDENT {!
The Essay 0fhes Oi the United Verde
 Copper cOIIapses This Morning, - Killing Threa men.
h. W Johnston. Nephew of w. A. Clark, and Assayer BeveFedge
 Two of the Victims.

Jerome, Ariz, July 2S.-(Spsclal
 to JouEsAL-MnER. l-At 10 o'clocl
 this morning, the United Verde
 Copper Company's assay office felI
 and killed three men, E. W. John ston, civil engineer, R. ". BeveE- edge, assayer, and Jacob Carlston, laborer. In addition to the above, a mining expert from New York, who was in Lhe building st the time, received serious, if not fatal, wounds. The building was also Supt. J. L. Giroux's headquarters, and he had just left the building when the crash came. Johnston was 2 nephew of w. A. Clark. and a Yale graduate, unmarried. BsVeredge was a man of large family. Carlson was single. The building has always been con sidered safe. Officials of the com pany say that the supports of the mine gave away and let the build ing foundation fall.
 The assay office was a brick struc- ture. located on the north side of the guleh, just east of the main works. A cave in the mine occurred a few years ago in the same 1 place doing considerable damage, but happily, no fatalities occurred. |
 Mr. Johnston. one of the victims of this mornings accident, was weli 1 xnoWn in Prescott, where he was yell liked by all who knew him. He vas in Prescott only few days ago, turing the progress of the recent aw suit.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27
The Jerome Aeeiden,.

The accident at Jerome on Satur- day whereby E. ". Johnston and two other men lost their lives WAS one of the worst that has ever hap pened in that camp. MT. Johnston was an exceptionally bright and popular young man, being univers- ally liked by all who knew him. He was cousin instead of nephew of ". A. Clark. the owner of the mine. There were five men in the building at the time of the accident two of whom escaped with only slight h. Iuries. The New York mining ex- pert spoken of in the special tsls- gram to the JoUREAL-MnxR was named E. W. WalterA, the other man in the building was named Reed, the assistant assayer. He was hurt In the knee. Walters was unconscious for some time which at hrst led to the belief that his in juries might prove fatal, but parties who left there on Sunday stated that he was able to be around. Miners who were working in the
 
 stope in the mine where the cave occurred were warned in time to make their escape.
 Superintendent J. L. Giroux had just left this stope on his daily visit ! 70 the mine and was on his way to his otice in the building when lhe accident occurred and had 1t taken | place i've minutes lstter he would | have been caught in the building. | Mr. Johnston hsd gotten outside Of ] the building when he was caught by falling wall and buried beneath la large mass of bricks and rnortsr. It. required about forty-6ve minutes of hard work to reach his body. His remains were embalmed and shipped on thIs mornings train to his former home near Philadelphia. AninQuest vas held this morning, but the find ugs of the jury have not yet been earned here Assayer Besefidestl caves a wife and five children. His ,emains have been shipped to Salt Lake, where his widow and children lave also gone. sseic N
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27
Ar6rse.Eodtths vsrdis,

. aass aAa aiaaA sa-fsaA A
 The trial Of the case of 5iroux vs Schuerman came To an unexpecied termination last evening. 1t had been eight days since the .jary- was empsnaleds during all Of which time it has been locked up, and although the case had been given to them about three days pteViously they showed no sigus of agreement. On Thursday afternoon. the counsel for defendant Schuermap, msds a motion that the jury be instructed to bring in verdict in accordance with territorial law passed some time since permitting a verdict of three fourths of the jurors to be recorded. Tue motion was op- posed by plaintiffs attorneys and after being argued at some length, the motion was granted by the judge. The jury was brought into court and instructed in regard to the ruling when they retired and in a few minutes returned with a yer diet for defendant signed by ten of their number. The verdict was then recorded and the jury was dis charged to their great relief.
 The same case was tried last spring resulting in disagreement the jury standing eleven to one in favor of defendant. The case will now be appealed to the supreme court. & ~saas Its
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27
Soldiers Directory.

-
 Recognizing the general thirst fol Information as to matters military the Oskalol sa Herald has compiled the following brief "soidiers' die ! tionsry;:",a,t ,,.r l-.s An army is three corps. sSN A corps, three divisions. q Ss' !, A division, thee bFigades. S A brigade, Ihree regiments. x, [ .- A regiment, three bsttalions
 A. battalion, thpee companies.
 A company, one hundred men. The above figures represent aver ages. and are subject to change. ''
 Major generals will command corps and divisions a..a
 Brigadier generals, brigades.
 Colonels. regiments. -... si''.7 aa Majors, battalions. -3s'i
 Captains, companies. b. A lieutenant colonel is a vice col onel-that is. he takes the place of his superior when absent. The ad- jntsnt snd -quartermaster rank as lieutenants, and are appointed by the colonel. The surgeon ranks as major and the assistant surgeon as captain, ChaPlains rank as captains.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27
AN APPEAL
To the Patriotic and Liberty Loving People of Arizena.-In
 Memoriam.

The marked hsroism dispIayed by the Flr't Volunteer Cavalry, shieA sas composed largely of men of oar territory. and the brays manner lu which Captain ". O. O'Nsill. ana many others with him. vhose name. ~e do not yst know, but whu.s csur. age Ssd bravery are no lees deserving of our highest commsndatiou. mes hls death. has saggested to the citi- Eens Of PreseOtt. that it would bat hs the psOpsrno6fss for .asn te pur.a % .lts st~Ps tO eerpetas,e lhe nArpes and dseds of sho.e Sho lave fallen from the ranks.
 It IS g-rOpO~ei To errstaspslshla monument. tbe lst dspeBainz uDou the amount snbscnbss is tus Dar- poss. Ground has Assv bsea ss- cured through the Iibe ...ty of ths bosEd of supervisors of :. :, county. being the north at partion of shs plasA in Prescott Prescott has been selected fOF the reason that the hOns Of Capsain 0Ssill was in Prsscsts. and es ~as shs first man. voluasesr. mustered iptp Gle Uaited St.tes ar vice for the present var; e anothsr feasoo, the ! oOp rend, xsoused as rrfacott. leaving here for tne front.
 lt is noi ths intsn on l., coofn. he mater to one person. but is is 'quaily intended 10 apply 1t to all rue and loyal men of AriEona, whoss 'ioOd has been shed for our country Q ths var wiih Spain, and us be- rye all the Peopie of Arizona are mas. lrAlly dssirous of assisting in khe pod york.
 A committee has beeo sslectsd ia 'rssoots, consisting of Reese H. Linz. !. J. Hickey. J. ". Wilson, Nsyor !. E. Andrews. Rev. Father Qustn nd Thos. L. Shul'z.
 II is She purpose of the conmAses secure the cooperation of suh- committees throuRhout shs territory nd to rsquess subscrrptions Erom very town, village and mining camp, we believe that every resident of of 'erritorJ will b. glad of the oO- ortupity Co aid in the eomusmon- on of our brave boys who 90 rai- 'ntiy hared their breasts 10 spsnish 'os and shell. Respectfully,
 Committse-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27
eossIPY NOTES FROM wHIPPL
The Force increased to Nearly Eight .a Hundred Me9---uqiforms
 Expected Soon.


 The sroopsat whippls wsr.s rein forced yesterday by another com pany from New Mexico, making tt tull quota from that territory. Tn company comes from Las Cruce and is offieered as follows, Captaiu A. B. Fall; First Lieutenant Cruik shank, and Second Lieutenant Bail ey. Captain Fall IS an attorney anC an ex-associlte justice of the terri tory, while Liea:. .CruIkshank is { physician and up to the time of hi: eniistment was T surgeon for tht Santa Fe Pacific railrhli company. The enlisted lhen are a fiaa looking body Of mea of excellent ph ysiaue and marked intelligence.
 Rumors. in regard to the Okla homa contingent are conflicting One rumor says that they will join the balance of the regiment here whiIe anotherssys that they are en route to San Francisco. 7.es
 The men have all had their meas ures taken, and the uniforms are ex- pected in due course Of time.
 The arrival on Sunday of a lot oI ordinances fcnm the aEsenal ai Rock Island, Illinois, gave rise 10 the re- port that tha guns for the troops had srrive,i.z Ou' the eases being opened. however, they were found to contain nothing more deadly than plates knives, forks, spoons and tin cups. '
 Accompanying the Lss Cruces company yesterday was Dr. Smith. of Las Vegas, who has been ap- Pointed assistant surgeono of the regiment. ..a. tff4, a..{ ... The rrnor is that Capt. Mitchell, a regular army officer of the 18th Infantry, is to be one or ths regi- mental HainrS.s nEit .ois oi e-1
 The legal fratsrnitylis well repre- sented ameEg the officers as well as m the ranks. Captain, Fall of Las Vegas, Lieut.. Wiley Jones, of Solo monvilie, Lieut.. Walter G. Scott. of St. Johns, and Private Wyekoff, of Albuquerque, all belong to this pro- fession.
 The colonel of the regiment is not expected before about August I. I The health. of the volunteers is good, out Of the 775- men in camp there being only four mild eases in in the hospital. -ss,q1e .,5az A regimental corps of trnmpeters has been organized, in addition to the regular company trumpeters.
 Drilling continues daily, and when night comes officers and nsen are tired and ready. to turn in for good 1 rest res % ana sleep. la hsbas.a ' The good people. of AIbuauerdue | have remembered their soldier boys by sending large quantity of deli-l cscies 10 Captain Borfadaile's com peny. is. ',r.''s adj ,.Gi.sf.@ ss gus. H The 'presentatiou of the regimen Ial colofs to the regiment by the iood Templars is. expected to take ! place about August 6, 4-jas oa .,j : 4 large, supply of clothing and needed articles from the Red Cross 4 Society of Phenix has been received 1y Captain Russeil's company, for which the boys are duly thankful Officers school for the study of acties meets nearly every eveaing.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27

learned their style of fighting, and then they didn't last long. The sharp shooters were mostly in the tops of cocoanut trees. They shot lots of our men who were carrying wounded men back Lieut.. Carr, of D Troop, was if, and on the morn ing of July 2, was being carried to the raar, when . sharp shooter man aged to hit him, woundiRg him in the thigh.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27
GRAND CANYON EXCURSION.
A Splendid Opportunity to Visit Thi: Great Natural Wonder.-SpeciaI
 Excursion Rates.

A party is being formed to visit the Grand Canyon next week, to leave Prescott Wednesday morning. July 2T. Special rates are offered for the occasion, provided given number of persons go, whereby the entire expense railroad. stage and hotel fare should not exceed S25.OO. There are few vacancies yet to make up the required number. For particulars apply at this office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27

! Spanish volunteers in Cuba object to being carried to Spain with the other Spanish soldiers. Troops are all to be withdrawn from Tampa on account of fear ol yellow fever.
 Business has been resumed again at Santiago after weeks of suspense and suffering.
 Spaniards have dropped peace talk and adopted revenge ss their motto.
 The Rough Riders will bs taken to Posto lsicO-tO take part in the cam paign there.
 Trouble has commenced on Porto Rico island in advance of the arrival Ot American troops. In . riot there last Sunday, uine persons were killed and several wounded. ''
 Three Spanish trans-Atlsntic steamers have arrived at Gibraltar from Cadiz, fearing that the squad A1A+ ~A COAAA1AlA0AO " 0tcO4 VIII 1E tack that port and destroy all the shipping in port.
 The Daily News says that Milwau- kee capital wiIIclssn up Joe Letters wheat deal. Levi 2. Letter praetic- ally closed contract with the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company for a loan of $3.OOl OO0 on real estate at I per cent interest.
 Several British officers who re- gently arrived from the Orient, say that Great Britain is maintaining a great preparation in the east for war with Russia, which is looked for in the near future.
 The case of D. A. Burke vs. the 1. Providencei gold mining company, still occupies the time of the court 1 and jnFy. m4t-a |
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27
Card From the W. R. c. :.

Through your paper, we, the Woman's RAlief Corps, wikh to thank the public generally for their kind response to our earnest appeal for blankets and wares for the vol anteers at Fort Whipple. We are glad to be able to state that our own boys Tthe Prescott company are now all supplied with covers, but we have to make further appeal to the charitable people of this city, Tor there are 100 boys now at the post without any covering to sleep under. Donations of blankets, quilts or covering of any kind will be thankfully accepted or money to furnish same.
 Anyone having any donations can notify any member of the ". R. c. or Mas. MODEM,
 MRs. HENRY,
 Committee.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27

A Spanish transportation company has been awarded the contract for carrying the Spanish soldiers to Spain. .a..s a..l ........la...,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27
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 And all Points in ALASKA. The Joseph Ladae Gold Mining And
 Development Company of Yukon.
nIRECnORS:

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