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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-07
A Dry Dock at St. Mary,..

Mr.. Mudd has introduced a bill in the
House authorizing the Secretary of the
Navy. If in his discretion he shall deem it
desirable and the location suitable for the
purpose, to enter into contract for the con-
struction. for naval purposes. of a concrete
or stone dry dock at or near st. Mary's
City. on the st. Mary's river, in the state
of Maryland. and between st. Mary's City
and the mouth of the river. upon the Poto-
mac river, Maryland, at a cost not to ex-
ceed 81 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-07
B, B. Dovener Renominated.

vener was renominated for Congress by the
republican convention of the fifth district.
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vitations to American and continental firms
to establish branches here
TO OFFER KRUGER ASYLUM.
Netherlands Ministry Cables Jnstruc,
tfOns to Dutch CaDtatn

AShh"HuS uln1Srry SaDleS InatruC-
tiOns to Dutch Captain.
LONDON, June THE Birmingham
Post organ of Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain,
secretary of state for the colonies, says it
hears from an official source at The Hague
that serious question concerning President
Kruger is now before the Netherlands min
istry. The paper adds that the president,
up to last Friday, had decided to seek
refuge on board the Dutch cruiser Fries
land, now Off Lorenzo Marques, and as
serts:
There is beyond doubt good reason to
believe that instructions on the subject have
been cabled to the commander of the war
Ship
Consul Hollis Visit to Pretoria.
The State Department has not directed
the reported visit to Pretoria of Mr. Hollis,
United States consul at Lourenco .darquez
Therefore, If he has gone into the Trans
vaal he will have done go without instruc-
tions. and entirely upon his own authority,
and presumably upon his own private busi-
ness. He could not exercise any official
functions in the Transvaal, and, in fact,
anywhere outside of his own consular dis
trict of Lourenco Marquee, without formal
authorization from the department, and
that has not been extended Mr.. Hollis Is
an earnest sympathiZer with the Boer
cause; in fact, 1t has even been necessary
to admonish him to be strictly impartial in
the discharge Of his duties, so it is pre-
sumed that his personal sympathies have
led him into the Transvaal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-07

Perhaps published rumor to the effect
that the United States might Join with
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-31
Il Happened IN a Drug Store.

One day last winter Lady came to
M drug store and asked for q brand
OF cough medicine that l did not have h
stock" says Mr.. G. Z. Ghsedin. the
popular druggist of Ontario. n. T. She
was disappointed and wanted 20 know
what cough preparatioR l could recon-
mend. I said to her that could freely
recommend Chambsrlain's Cough Rene
dy and that she could take bottle of
the remedy ana after giving II fair trial
If she did not find it worth the money TO
bring back the hottie and l would re-
fund the price paid. In the course of a
day or two the lady came hack 10 COM
pany with q friend in need of a cough
medicine and advised her TO buy a bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough kennedy. l con-
slider that a very good recommendation
of the remedy" The remedy owes its
great popularity and extensive sale in a
large measure 10 the personal recommen-
dations OF people who have been cured by
it use II is for sale by Benson. Smith
< Co. general agents. Territory of Ha
waii
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sssniss We inprpoRaee ssssa4s~ ",
mar fur-ser rsznark that n aver sss,
of saaexatsoa rhyss far. s1rertine tbs. o.
Alaska ~ira It's trivial po2glstSoa n
s7n-Iafioa permitted under the Original
pEsssisiuTss ~ or CsazsItasioz his t~sz
the sBneEatss, ef territory xiiac~ns "a
the TEis-i States IL ought pot n b
readily granted that the p-e=-ar Constisu-
ton permits distant ard ropulous csna-
tres 20 BE thus added
To maintain sha. The Constitution IL
the United STATES authorizes the torcible
sahjurSrior and government Of fs-s;sn
peoples Z an ucSe~-uly znprohriun 70 ap-
ply to that Instrument III it be true.
the Constitution should be changed Th.t
noble passage of Sydney should become
ne noit0 81 every Aaserican yctary If
freedom
IF IL D. said that every nation sight
IA tbs 20 follow tseir own constitutions.
ne are at an end Of our controversies /:
for they ogzht not 10 De followed unless
they are rightly made; they cannot -
rishfiy made when they are contrary 70
the universal Law Of God AID nature
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W4STGD-ThIrty men, hasknsn 10.
Hawaiian Automobile Company Ia
telIigenr men Of steady habits and good
references oaly required knowledge
OF STREETS Necessity. Young men
preferable. Preliminary instruction in
trsgnins school given while under sal
ary Uniforms furnished at cost
Good wages. Apply in person 70 MAJ
ayer Il a. Co. at Sapid Transit Co. 5
Office, Al Fort st. between 3 ans
1880 or b. mail. Box $50
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Notice.

The carpenters OF Honolulu in mass
meeting assembled on the Slst day of Au-
gust. 1900. declared II to be their inten-
ton to ask for reduction of working
hours from nine hours per day as ut the
present time to eight hours per day ON
and after the first day of November.
1900. the pay per day to be the same As
81 was on August 81. 1900.
by order Of the Carpenters union.
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NOTICE.

THIRTY BICYCLES left at Bailey 5
Honolulu Cyclery Co, Ltd. repair shop
ARE UNCALLED FOR. The owners
of these wheels are hereby PUBLICLY
NOTIFIED that on or about November
70. 1900. the aforesaid bicycles will ae
sold by public auction or otherwise dis
posed Of TO satisfy the repair bills.
]. $. BAILEY, Manager.
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TO OUR FRIENDS THE PUBLIC.

We cordially invite all our friends and
patrons TO he present at the opening of
the new quarters of the Elite Ice Ceam
parlors in the Elite building, Wednes-
day evening. October 81. 1900. The old
store viii be- closed all day Wednesday.
October 81. 1900. Respectfully yours.
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A SOLID CONCERN.

II one wants perfection and
security in life insurance be need
only investigate carefully the
plans and conditions OF the Proyi-
dent Savings Life and be thor
oughly satisfied. Theoomnany has
always isen looked upon by the
insurance public rs one of the
solid and progressive life insur-
ance companies of America I.
X. Burns. resident manager;
new Mssoon building.
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NOTICE to OWNERS, ARCHITECTS
and BUILDERS.

Z. W. Quinn. lis Union street, is pre-
pared TO furnish estimates on first class
modern plumbing. Patronage 81
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

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P r Z A III B l. E

freedom
Nith right
equal tie Of the law believe
thai he privileges liberty
choose thai which ~ contribute to his beat advantage
protection against believe that
equal rights the
= pie and the people
Equal rights popis the plat
candidates IN the legislature territory
the Of the OF the
to a Territory
support all good and equal provisions that
either the republican or democratic parties of the United States
support political
the United States that Will make Hawaii
We intend strive IL possible from the =
United States benefits and privileges for the natives and other
citizens alike who viii work together for the good Of the oun-
regardless of color We also intend strive toward the end :
that representatives stall formulate the best laws for the :
should strive
Territory OF
have been taken By the United i
They should also strive to aside appropriation for
payment claims the
burning of Chinatown Honolulu other places by the board
OF health connection with the suppression Of bubonc plague in
They encourage industrial
pursuits farming road making railroads and both foreign and
local that will rebound advantage of the
We stand opposed to monopoes to attempt restric
voting privileges of citizens think
might be the
heavy taxation Of the people the restriction of the rights of
all other
declare labor than by contract on govern
ment work either mechanical or industrial shall not exceed
= eight hours a day. =
indirect performed Territory
We ourselves resist furtherance
Territory of Hawaii =
all those imprisoned by the martial law rule of 1895 and
by of the military commission 1895 financial
= The PLATFORM of INDEPENDENT
= HOME RULE PARTY.
: Attest; Presiden. Aloha Alma
D. KA4AUOKALANI,
- Secretary, Kaaaina :
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P a r T Y.

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-19

TIE passage Of the free homes bill by
congress 10 but . simple act OF justice to
. sturdy and industrious class OF piO-
nesrs who occupied the eeded portions Of
Indian reservations under diserimiDat-
ing Law and were carving out for them
selves and their children homes aud a
civilization where once was wilderness
occupied by the untutored red man and
the wild beasts Of the forests. That
these people should be required to com
ply with the homestead law and then
pay from also to &4.5O an acre for land
IL due solely 70 the prejudice Of eastern
representatives in congress. The vest
ern members, both Democratic and Re-
publiczns, have fought the iniquity for
several years, meeting one disappointy
nIeat after another, until success has
crowned their efforts and justice is done
To Thousands Of people who took land on
the reservations. The Idaho members
have been uDceasing in their efforts to
secure the passage Of this law and much
credit is due them for their Efforts in
that direction.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-19
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Roberts and Clark have both had
troublesome from too many wives, and
one from too much money. Thus IL is
really possible 10 have too much Of q
good thing Miner.
The farmers VI Idaho will feel another
twist Of the trust thumb screws when
they come to buy their binding Irvine
this summer. The price will be in
creased TO IA and Is cents per pound. a.
compared with 0 and 10 cents in former
years. The price OF wheat 10 no higher
and the price Of raw material from which
tWine 10 made 10 no higher, 90 that the
increase goes entirely TO the com bina-
tion.-st. Anthony News.
Judge Hepburn said in his speech at
Lewiston, that the recently passed GnaD-
cial gold money bill, was one Of the 'best
financial laws" ever enacted. Tie Judge
may think 90, because he wants TO sue
coed Shoup, bot when the people get q
chance they will show the big Judge
their opinion Of party that hands over
the money fuBetion Of the government
to the banks, and to give the banks q
ciDch, inaugurstes = perpetual debt for
their beneft.-NontpslisT Examiner.
While east, State Auditor Sinclair had
a good. opportunity to observe the trend
OF political sentiment. He says It 10
overwhelmingly in favor Of democracy
and against the gold standard, imperial,
pro'tru,t Hanna party. Mr.. Sinclair
says 1t is no longer . question Of . few
here and there coming over to the de-
mOcracy; It 10 q stampede that way.
Former gold democrats are falling over
themselves 10 yet into the Bryan band
wagon. Many are content 10 get In any.
where ut the tail end Of the procession.
The American Phillip has been drunk
long enough; he 10 now sober and sees
the drift Of McKi"leyism. Bryan has
hitched bis wagon TO the star Of truth;
all Of the consultations are moving his
Say.-Capiisl
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-19
NATIONAL DESTINY.

There are many honest people Who Ia
Dor under the delnsion that our form Of
epssEnment is NOS in danger from impe-
Fialistic Tendencies Of the administration
There was time xhen President Nc
Kinley Was opposed 10 imperialism. In
one Of his speeches he said: Il speak
not of Inrcihle aunexAtiou. for that can
not be thooxhs Of. That by oar eide Of
morality uOuId be criminal aggression. ("
lie changed biz views when Republican
leaders szid that ve must have colonies
and imperial government for them. and
Mark Hanna announced that "the dee
tiny that has been written for this eoon-
try must be fulfilled" That destiny.
from his yieu, is strong federal govern
ment baeke.l By miiitarisni and holding
imperial colonies all over the World.
In the L. 3. Senate. on Mach 3, ls4S,
the great Daniel Webster said that
arbitrary governments may have terri
tories and distinct possessions, because
arbitrary governments may rule them by
different laws and different systems
We can do NO such thing. They must
be Of us. part Of Ms, or else strangers.
think see 4 course adopted which 10
likely % turn the constitution Of the
land into deEormed monster, into .
curse rather than blessing; in fact.
frame OF an unequal government not
ioundei ON popular representation,
not founded on equality, bot on the
Eros-est inequality; and think that
this process viii go on, or that there 10
danger that il will 90 on. until this nniou
shall ial 10 pseces. I resist it today and
always. Whoever fAltsrs or whoever
fails. eOhtinue the contest"
William n. Seward, . distinguished
statesman. Lincoln's chief advisor dur
ing the rebellion, and one Of the ablest
public men Of his day. Condemned the
very thing his party 10 now attempting
N hasten upon this country. He said !:
at 10 remarkable feature Of the con-
stitntiOn OF the United States that its
trainers never contemplated colonies, or
provinces, or territories at all On the
other hand. they contemplated states
only, nothing less than states, perfect
states. equal states. ~ they are called
here, sovereign states. ." There is
reason,-there is Aound political wisdom
in this provision of the constitution ex-
Guiding eolonies which are always sub
jet TO oppression and excluding prov
inees which always tend to corrupt and
ultimately 10 break down the parent
state. By the constitution Of the United
States there ere no subjects. Every
citizen Of any state IL free and equal
citizen Of the United States. Again, by
the Constitution Of the United States
there are no permanent provinces or de-
peBdeneies."
Are not these truths seIf-evident to
the older Republicans. and do they not
&c that their party is drifting from its
old traditions TO imperialism and .
monisd Oligarchy7 -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-19

REaARpsSa the Philippians question.
the presidential noathpiees for that
purpose In the senate has Indicated NE
administrator policy with unnistakahis
distinetnesi- We allnds 10 Senator,
Beverage. 81 Indiana. IL = noa . policy
Of expansiOn Mr.. Eevsragp advccatss. IL
10 policy OF undisRuised imperialism
And the CHIEF motive 10 commercial ex-
PAOitation, Gays The Publir. Of Jan. Is.
The times call for eandor." he saya:
and candid he PROFESSIONALLY is. Look
ing without blush upon his country
men n belonging 70 rzes q erigands,
be adm0nishes the senate that that
man hltle knOvs the common people OF
the rrpablie. litila understands the in
stinets Of oar race, Uho thinks ws will
not bold our conquest last. and hold it
forever" And the race thus character
ized by himself ~ = race guided By In
stiucts OF Unsuitable greed, he has the
inpious efrroGtery to entisle trustee.
under God. Of the civilization Of the
World" II il well toAknOw the depths
to which this administration has sunk
from the eninently American preeept
that -iOFeible annexation" 10 CRIMINAL
aggression" and Senator Beverage. in
his Philippine speech, renders Ne that
service. The day has nov gone by when
administration organs can fool dull
devotees Of party by pretending that no
variation from American traditions is
contemplated. They must either re-
pudiate the administration or accept
imperialism in all its nAkedness- The
purpose Of the administration il pro-
claimed by this administration senator
- anthoEitaiiyely a. possible outside OF
a presidential message. And it proves
10 be what critics OF the administration
have predicted in the face OF ridieule
that il wouid be, policy Of world vide
empire maintained by Overwhelming
military force in eeassless action against
all resistanee. Without eOnceasneRt
we are now invited upon an imperial
and military career like that wherein
RoDIs-the old trustee. under God, Of
the civilization Of thu wOFld''-iost her
own liberties in struggling to destroy
the liberties Of other peoples. and finally
disappeared in the gloom Of the dark
sxes In which her own betrayal OF her
ideas Of liberty had enshroxded the
world.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-19

sExATOK CLAEK's coup de Insitre en-
titles him to bia seat in the United
States senate. The governor vas in
California and acting governor A. e.
sprigxs is . friend Of Clark's. They took
advantage Of the governors absence and
Senator Clark rendered his resignation
which was promptly accepted by the
acting governor who, few hours later.
appointed Senator Clark to Hfi the va
eaney. Clark's frisnds are iubilant and
the Daley crowd have not yet recovered
from the shock.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-19

TaE Methodist Episcopal conference,
in session at Chicago. passed q resolution
saying that I'VE are Inundated, cha
Rrined and exasperated by the pueriIe
and absurd construction placed upon the
anti-esBteen law by the attorney gen.
erHl and accepted by the president of
the United States" Yet, many Of the
members Of the conferences who voted
for the resolution win show their jneon-
sistency by voting for Mckinley and a
continuation OF the army saloon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-19

SANrEL g. HKRRKx. be Of unsavory
reputation in this county, late a resident
Of Moscow, 10 enjoying some unenviahle
notoriety on account Of his having
passed q check on a bank in which be
had no finds. In fact Herren has n
reputation for working confidence games
on his friends lie left several victims
in this county whom he bilksd out Of
various sums, and il he had his Just
deserts would b. grazing prison cell at
the expense Of the state.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-19

The Republican newspapers OF the
country are Publishing maps showing
tie different sections Of new territory
acquired by the United States under
Democratic rule, and are using it in sup
port VI the expansion Of the past two
yeArs for which the republican party is
responsible. First on the map comes
tho thirteen original states, then the
Louisiana purchase Of 1903, and later all
OF that grand domain which now COM
poses the richest and best agricultural
lands Of the country, extending west.
ward TO the Pacific and south 10 the
Gulf Of Mexico. No doubt this was a
grand Democratic achievement, and
within tile borders Of that vast domain
are thirty-two Of the grandest states
composing this union. peopled 10y class
OF citizens who are tue foH er Of the land,
and equAl 70 any for intelligence and
industry. This 10 the record Of the Dem.
OcrAtie party OF JeHerson's and ack sons
days. Can the Republican party point
10 Hawaii, TO the Philippines and Porto
Rico and say that within the next cen.
tury these will 10 carved ny into thirty.
two. or any number OF states. composed
OF . race Of people the equal OF those
now occupying the territory acquired
under Democratic expansion? No!
They know this 10 be impossible, and
expect TO make these possessions colonial
dependencies, modelled after the English
colonies. That 10 the difference between |
Democratic and Republican expansion. |
The one acquired American coil to be !
created into free states. The other &C. J
quifes foreign coil to he erected into i'm. |
DeFial dependencies.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-19

THE Standard Oil Co. raised the wages
Of ITS employees 10 per cent, raised the
price Of oil 25 per cent. raised cain with
the consumer, and raised its profits
several million dollars.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-19

Gov. PrSGEEE, Of Michigan. lifelong
Republican, says that the hope Of the
cnuntry lies in the election Of Bryan.
Michigan generally STAYS with Pingree.