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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-15
FREE TO INVESTORS

Before renting money 10 brokers nscal
agents for stocks. bonds oil. copper or gold
mines send for sample copy OF the BANKING
WORLD" An absolute necessity and safeguard
for investors NO locking the stable door
after the horse s gone. Address Editor
BANKING WORLD. Al Broad St. New York.
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 55c; Mexican
dollars, 1850.
LONDON.-Silver bars closed at 251zd an
ounce.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt ST. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS, Dec H-F1our dull and lower; red
winter patents 3.S5n4; extra fancy and straight
S. 45Q365; clear. S3.l0dJ p. Timothy seen NOM
inal at S6d6.50. Corn meal steady at s. % Bran
dull and easy; sacked. east track, ST. l0dI r.
nrS-saitsd Qeats tboxedl dull. extra short and
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The Dramatic situation.

Philadelphia Inquirer.
AT this writing there Is little in the ORA
matte situation calculated 10 make the old
school actor DO anything except turn In hls
grave.
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IGranger Farwen & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE market
opened with very good tone this morn
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK Dec. H.-There was no change In
shs character OF the dry goods market to-day.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Better Than Expected, and
Some Small Relief in Sight.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE statement of
the Associated Banks for the week ended
to-day shows the following changes:
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reet-RaiIway and Belt Securities.


IGranger Farwen & Co.'S wire.l
The bee., 1901-12-26

lCOntlQueu from fIfSJ PAge.)
defendants to accomplish their de-
signs, and that these efforts were di-
rected against the complainant after
its purchase of the mining property,
and, further, that the armed camp of
the defendants near cOmplainant's
mines was maintained until the re-
straining order was served, after
which the armed persons composing
that camp in great numbers moved
upon a neighboring coal mine in
Webster county, and that the move
ment was attended with depl0rable
results, which otherwise might have
been inflicted upon the complainant.
This is sufficient to dispose of the
defendants first objection.
A second objection made by the
defendants is based upon the aver
ment in the answer as amended to
the effect, substantially, that the
complainant in an action in equity
brought by it in the State court in
Hopkins county on the 9Th day of
May, 1901, sought but was refused an
Injunction by that court, it being
claimed that the cause of action as
serted in that case was the same as
that asserted in the pending action.
This, it is contended, WAS judg-
Ihent against the right of the com
plainant which bars the granting of
the Injunction now prayed for. This
contention is entirely without legal
force or merit for several distinct
reasons, among which are, first, the
fact that that suit, as shown by the
copy of the record filed, was not
brought by the complainant at all,
but was brought by the st. Bernard
Coal Company, the Reinecke Coal
Company and the Monarch Coal
Com amy jointly, each of which was
a'i-niity entirely different from the
,ean ,iainant second, the record
shnA that the defendants ia that
CAS- were different in most respects
fran The defendants ip this case
unirN, tho plaintiffs ia the proceed
The bee., 1901-12-26

Now with the protecting arm
of the law thrown around our
large and industrious mining
population.and thespeace of the
entire.county thus assuredllet us
thank God and take courage for
the coming year in the hope that
it may prove year Of peace and
good will with strife and vio-
lence on the retired list.
The bee., 1901-12-26

A HEARTY Christmas greeting
to our friends, with the best
wishes for time of joy and
health and prosperity. THE
BEES, local readers have great
cause just now for thankfulness
and hope, and this seems gener-
ally to be the feeling. 1t is a
season Of good. May all join in
its benefits.
The bee., 1901-12-26

TIE best Christmas gifts that
have come to the miners of Bop
kins, Christian and Webster
counties are the vigorous re-
straining order and the sweeping
permanent injunction granted by
Federal Judge Walter Evans in
the cases of the st. Bernard
Mining Co., and the Reinecke
Mining Co., and the no less Wig
orous action of the Webster
grand jury and court officials in
prosecuting persons who have
been the instigators and chief
actors in the recent reign of ter
ror in this coal field. Uncle Sam
and the State courts have at last
taken action that will fill the
stockings of our industrious
miners with the old time peace
full prosperity.
The bee., 1901-12-26
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1901.

LIEUT., GEN. MILES has been
briskly set upon by Secretary
Root, of the War Department.
The General has been talking
too much about the Schleyrcase
and is asked to "sit down. q
The bee., 1901-12-26
Bas,nXss1,S
Monkeys

"All well-all happy-lots
of fun. That is the regular
report from the monkey cage
CT Barnum's Circus ever since
the keepers began dosing the
monkeys with SCOTS Emul-
sion. Consumption was carry
ing off two thirds Of them
every year and the circus had
to buy new ones.
One day a keeper accident
ally broke a bottle of SCOTS
Emulsion near the monkey
cage and the monkeys eagerly
Tapped it up from the floor.
This suggested the idea that it
might do them good. Since
then the monkeys have received
regular doses and the keepers
report very few deaths frsn
consumption. Of course is
cheaper to buy SCOTS Emit.
sion than new monkey aas.
that suits the circus r cn.
Consumption in n,o1b
and in man is the same d;sea.
# you have it or are tl.r-@, H.
The bee., 1901-12-26

SECRETARY LONG, after a con-
ference with the President. has
asked Historian" Edgar S.
Maclay, special laborer in the
New York Navy-yard, to resign.
Maclay is the man who "wrote
up" Admiral Schley and occa-
stoned the recent unpleasant
controversy in the Navy depart
ment.
The bee., 1901-12-26

specimen copies mailed free on ap-
plication.
Correspondents wanted in all parts
of the county. Address us for par
iculars.
Telephone. No. 47.
The bee., 1901-12-26
PERM LAMENT
INJUNCTION

CONTINUED From First Paee.)
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Passengers Arrived.

From Maui ports. per stmr. Clau
dine, Dec. pc. L. Wight and wife
A. A. Braymer. Miss X Cornwell, Miss
Culbert. Miss E. Daniels, a. Daniels
c. Blackstad. Rev. W. w Massie, c.
Duisenberg. Geo. Weight aud child
Miss R. Panee and child. j. H. Painter
w. Won Seggern. Miss L. A. Wong
Kong. Miss NJ Piikoi, C. B. Cottrell
wife and child. Hon. ]. Prendergast
Ching How. Dang Young. J. K. Tosepa
Miss Tilton. Agnes Kaluna. Miss l.
Aud. Mrs. Gomi and child. Rev. O.
H. Gulick and wife, B. x Kaiwiaea
aud wife. Mrs. Bernard. Miss Bernard
Mrs. A. Dogse. Mrs. Silva, W. H.
Cornwell. E. l. Cutting. H. T. Hsysel-
den. F. B. Rosecrans. C. Siemsen and
IS deck.
From Hilo and wav pcrts, per stmr.
Kinau. Dec. 2i.-Henry p. Beckley.
A. Humburg. c. Kaiser. ". Hillixer,
W. NJ. Leversler. Miss E. NJ. Cheek.
c. Baver. Mrs. D;lfibridge. Miss E. G.
Lyman. Miss l. Thomnon. G. W.
Henderson. S. K Kane. E. b. Csrley.
j. p, Looney, E H, Carlton. W. E.
Reddicon. o. Omstead. ]. L. Brown.
Mr.. Grossman. F. B. Evans. ]. W
Kahoiwai. C. e. Calvert. Misses VIII
lisms. Hans Won Emeter. II NJ. Bush.
Palmer p. Woods T. S. Kav. Miss
Logan. Miss H Van Deeriin. ]. NJ.
Coulson and I04 deck passengers.
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TUG FEARLESS DOES
4 BIG DAYS WORK
sPReckgLs' BOAT SWEEPS SEA
Brings in Bark and Ship. Takes Ou;
Schooner, Shifts Vessel in Har-
Dor. Supplies 2. NJ. Siade, Bound
for Manila, With Water, Etc.

The Spreckels tug Fearless gave AZ
exhibition of her capability TO handle
the shipping of this port when it
comes to twos and threes as it did yes
terday. and get through with il with
quickness and dispatch. The war OF
opposition between the territorial tug
Eleu and Fearless is still on and by
the time the Fearless gets through
with the race the territory may be up
against bankruptcy proceedings, with
a big coal bill to pay, unless the Ellen
does better than she did yesterday.
In the morning the Fearless started
out and got the bark Albert. which
was reported outside. She brought hec
into port and then went out after the
ship Carleton, which she also got. Al
though the Eleu went out a couple of
hours before the Fearless she did not
get the ship and seeing that the
Fearless had her. the Eleu started out
after four-masted schooner the Nov
city which was halfway across the
brought the Carleton in and had her
alongside the wharf noon and the
Eleu arrived with her tow about four
O'Clock in the afternoon. In the mean
time the Fearless had towed a schoon-
er to sea. shifted a vessel in the har-
Dor and started out TO speak the
schooner F. NJ. Slade. from Tacoma
bound from Manila which was re-
ported in the channel about fifteen
miles to the northeast OF Diamond
Head.
When the big tug came up with the
schooner there was much joy evinced
aboard the sailing vessel as she has
been over month from the Sound,
and in the terrible weather reported
by the Carleton. In the storms which
she passed through one of her water
tanks burst and she lost nearly all
the water il contained. The rest OF
the water had been consumed on the
voyage. The Fearless always carries
from three to five thousand gallons OF
fresh water and so she was able to
supply the vessel in mid-oceae with
the water she wanted 1t amounted
to fifteen hundred gallons and the sail
ors who were on short allowance
brought all kinds of barrels, buckets
and cans TO the ships side to have
them filled.
AS soon as the water was put
aboard the Fearless left the schooner
after taking lot OF letters TO mail.
Captain Brokaw had some late San
Francisco papers aboard the Fearless
and gave them TO the captain of the
schooner. who was very glad to have
them.
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Christina. Services.

Christmas eve. 7:30 p. m Evensong.
Christmas day. 800 a m. Holy Com
munion. 700 a. M. Holy Communion,
(choraD, IL am Matiuse and Sermon,
preacher $3.50 D. IN. Pule ahiahi. the
Rt Rev. The Bishop. 7:30 p m. Even
song and Sermon. preacher. The Rev.
F Fitz.
Christmas Praise Service 1880 p. m.
Sunday. December %. 1901.
Organ prelude 'Larghetto" From
Quintet. Op. 81 s).............M Mozart
Violin. Mr.. ]. H. ANIME; Organ. Mr..
A. B. ingalls,.
Hyma-By Choir and Congregation
-235
Invocation (All standing) !. Mr.. Elkin
Anthem-"O Sing to God Tours
Mrs. A. H. Otis and Choir.
Solo-"The Prince of Peace" Hanscom
Scripture Lesson-Psalm "a
Chorus-Christras Carol. First
Christmas Gift"
Kamehameha Girls School.
Hymn-Bv Choir and Congregation
PAS. Tune arina. page IS.
Solo-"The Christ Child" j. W.Coombs
Mr. H. F. wichman.
Offertory-Organ solo.
Solo-"Arie" (Lohengrin) =. Wagner
Mrs. c. B. Coouer.
Christmas Carol-"Noef'. ....
.... -. Edgar A. P. Newcomb
Choi.
Chorus-"Just AS | Am"
.. -. 49,. Arranged Dressler
Kamehameha BOYS.
Solo-.'To Victory" ". H. Neidlinger
Voice. Mrs. G. NJ. Whitney, Violin
Obiigato Mrs. ]. H. ANIME.
Address-"Man ....I Peter 3:S
Anthem-'Glory to God on High"
Mrs. j. w. Yarndlev. Mfr H. F. Wich-
mar and Choir.
Hymn-"All Hail the Power of Je-
sus Name" Tune Miles Lane 329
Organ postlude-Organ.
Mr.. A. b. Ingalls,
The standing Committee meets at
the close of the SUNDAY morning ser
vice to receive any who desire to
connect themselves with the Church
either by letter or on Confession of
faith
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at night so that when time comes 10
use them in the morning they will not
always work A sharp lookout is to
be kept in future on the machines and
any one who is found monkeying with
the donkeys Will be prosecuted to the
fullest extent of the law.
There will be a free dinner at the
Sailors Home on Tuesday evening 70
which invitations as follows have
been issued: Door ticket-An invi-
tation to a free Christmas dinner at
o'clock p. m. Tuesday, Dec oath. 1901.
l. Bray, Superintendent" number
of the kind-hearted friends OF sailors
in town are putting up for the spread
for the men and most enjoyable time
is promised with a fine meal.
The bark Albert arrived from San
Francisco yesterday morning after a
run Of eighteen days which. consid-
ering the trouble experienced by 9TH
er vessels lately arriving. is a very
good trip. Some very bad weather
was met with but in the main the run
was quiet one
The schooner John G. North sailed
for the Sound yesterday afternoon
She had caught up with the schooner
Mary E. Foster which sailed the day
before. before sundown yesterday
Although the steamer Miowera was
due to arrive here yesterday ia the
morning she had not put in an ap-
pearance up to late hour.
The steamers Kinau and Claudine
received freight all day yesterday.
The schooner F. S. Redfield viii
sail fol- the Sound this morning.
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Arrivals at Honolulu.

Saturday, December 21.
Stmr James Makee, Tullett, from
Kapaa.
Schr. Eclipse, Townsend, from Kona.
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman. from Hilo
and way ports.
Stmr. Claudine, Parker, from Maui
ports.
Stmr. W. G. Hall. Thompson. from
Kauai.
Stmr. Lehua. Napala. from Molokai.
Am. bk. Albert. Griffiths. is days
from San Francisco.
Am. ship S. d. Carleton. Amesbury,
As davs from Tacoma.
Schr. Levi Woodbury.. from Hawaii
Am. sch. Novelty, Rosendal, IS
days from Newcastle.
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Salvation Amy Hall.

Salvation Army hall on King ald
Nuuanu streets. Capt Burgess and
1t Smith in charge. Meetings will
be held as follows:
The usual wharf service at le.3g
and the Holmes meeting at II will
not be held IS the members OF the
corps are uniting with the other
Christian workers in special Christ
mas service in the Oahu Penitentiary
Sunday school and Bible class. 2:30
p n.. open air corner Fort and Hctel
streets. s.3o p. M Salvation meet
ing IN the bah p. m A cordial
welcome 10 ali.
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At Central Union.

Rev. VIM. Morris Kincaid will preach
both morning and evening. At II a
m. the subject win be Three Great
Christian Gifts" A Christmas Praise
service will be held in the evening al
$3.50 p. m; Christian Endeavor Ser
vice will be held Subject "All Gifts
to Our King" Leader Mr.. VIM. l.
whitney
The Christmas gathering OF Cen
tral Unicn Bible School will be held
on Monday evening at $50 O'Clock
A Cantata entitled Judge Santa
Claus viii be rendered by the chill
dren under the direction of Mrs. j. T
Macdonald.
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Christmas Services viii be held in
The Methodist Episcopal church. cor
ner OF Beretania and Miller streets.
SuadaE the "a. There viii be ap-
propriAts music and the pastor viii
preach on the following subjects:
IL a m The Story Of the NATIVITY
and its Lessons s.5e p m The
Mastery OF Christ Tuesday even
ing the eifh az I O'Clock the Sunday
school will have Its Christmas tree
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Christian Church.

Christian Church. E. S. Muckley
pastor. res. $50 Beretania street, tele
phone Blue 1901. Preaching at II a.
m. on The Use and Abuse Of Christ
mas" and at 1850 p. m. on "A Case
of Infidelity" Bible school at 10 a.
m. Young peoples meeting at gao
p. m. A cordial welcome rs extended
to all who attend there services.
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Murphy Services.

There viii be a special Christmas
service in Queen Emma Hall this
evening for the members of the Muir
ply Club and all others desiring to at
tend. Professor Berger viii preside
over the music and Rev w. D. Wes-
teryelt will give an illustrated Christ
mas sermon with stereopticon views
of the infancy OF Christ.
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troll OF the North German Lloyd and
the Hamburg american companies,
now furnishes direct communication
between Hamburg and Manila. The
freight steamer Strassburg has been
sent viap Bremen. Rotterdam, and
Singapore directly 10 Manila. and viii
thence proceed TO Japan. Formerly.
IL was necessary to unload and re-
load cargo for Manila at Singapore
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CHINESE EXCLUSION.
American Law to be Enforced in Case
Of Alameda.

All on account Of the escape of the
Chinese steerage passenger brought
here from San Francisco on the
steamer Alameda. who decamped be-
fore the immigration inspector had a
talk with him. the steamer is to be
fined for breaking the alien immigra-
ton law.
Chinese arriving here from the
Coast must first show that they were
regularly registered in the States be-
fore they can be allowed to land
As the Chinese in question did not do
this he viii have 10 be produced by
the agents OF the company RESPONSE
BILE for the Alameda or the captain OF
the vessel will have 10 pay the fine.
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Cigars still pu,iabie.

Collector Srackahle has as yet re
ceived no word officially ss to the re
leasing of goods held in bond from
the Philippines. but now on the free
list Several hundred thousand cigars
are in the warehouse awaiting the
Official notification 10 the Collector to
admit them free.
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Departures from Honolulu.
Saturday, December 21.

Saturday, December 81.
Am. schr. Robert Searles. Piltz
for Eleele.
From Kauai. per stmr. w. G. Hall
Dec. 21.-M. Rosenbladt. Miss NJ May
Miss L. Deverill. j. L. Firth, Mr.. Won
Hamm. W. Berlowitz, ]. Barston, NJ
S. Levy, c. A. Rice. NJ. F. Prosser
Miss L. Thomas. Miss C. Jordan. c.
A. Soy. 4. c. Warner. Miss NJ Nelson
VIM. Groth. Miss Alice Lysett. c. II
Miller. c. Guildscn. ]. A. Akana.-
Am. schr John G. North, Sjostram
for the Sound in ballast
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and usual Christmas concert We'd
nesday evening at 1880 o'clock a
Christmas prayer and praise service
will be conducted by the Rev. DR..
l. NJ Hartley.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these services.
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Hamhuru d PhiIIpplnes.

Vice-consulGeneral Murphy. OF
Frankfort transmits To the Depart
meut Of State. November S. 1901. &
clipping from the Frankfarter Mach
ichten. OF even date. Of which the fol-
lowing is 3 translation:
The East-Asiatic Freight steamship
Line. which Is under the joint con-
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DReoeeR LAUNCHED.
Foremsn's Little Daughter christens
the Pearl harhor.

The big dredger tor Clark & Hen
~ the contractors who will begin the
work OF deepening the channel az
Pearl River very soon. was launched
yesterday az noon in the presence Of
many spectators AS the big scow
slid OF the WAYS Il was christened
Pearl Harbor hy the little daughter
of the foreman The work OF Install
ing the machinery viii be begun at
once as il is an here. having arrived
in the Tobey on Friday
The bark also brought little gaso-
line lanrch FOR the contractors. IL
win be used as a dispatch boat be-
tween the place where the dredger is
al work and this city II Is very
speedy and will give the fast boats
now here 3 great run.
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SERVICES At THE
CHURCHES TODAY

St Andrews Cathedral Fourth Sun
day in Advent. Dec. %. a. m. Holy
Commnnion. 11:00 a. m. Mattins. Lita-
ny aud sermon. $3.50 p. m. pule ahiahi.
7:30 D. m. evensong and sermon.
Dean. The RI. Rev. The Bishop.
Parish Priest. The Rev. V. H. kitcat.
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SHIPPING NEMs ANp NorEs.

For several days there has been
trouble with the donkey engines
along the waterfront Some one who
is evilly inclined has gotten into the
habit of tampersng with the machines
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At the Y. M. GA.

Some things of which we are GER
tain is Rev. John Leadingham's sub
ject at the Y NJ. c. A. meeting Sun
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock. A soloist
is expected.
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Vessels Sailing Today.

Am. schr. r s Rsdheld. Jorgeasen.
for the Sound.
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NatioraI Banks to Report.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE com.
ptro'ier OF the CURRENCY has issued
= cell fer the renort OF the condition
OF natl sal banks at the close OF
business Tresdav. December 10.
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Subscribers to The Republican not
receiving their papers promptly win
confer favor h~ notifying the Busi-
7ess afice. Telephone Main ffs.
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Alameda Salts on TUESDAY.

The Alameda will sail Tuesday az
ternoon for San Francisco at O'Clock
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Call up Phone 21S and get our figures
ON Bookbinding and Ruling Republican
Office
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WEATHER REPORT.
Mean Temperature-1I-
Minimum Temperatures
Maximum Temperature-19.
BarOmeter-29.s3: falling.
Rainfali-o00
Mean Dew Point-6S.7.
Mean Relative Humidity-.S5-
Wind.
Southwest TO west.
Weather.
Fair TO cloudy; light showers in the
evening.
Forecast for Today.
Winds north to northwest. light;
weather fair to variable
AT DIAMOND HE 4 L.
Diamond Head. 10 p. m.-Weather
clear Wind light; east.
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WEATHER REPORT.

/ U. S. Tug Irocuois
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-16

- The first sight of negro voters in Ha-
wall has turned the calm brain of Ed
itor Norrie into seething mass Of lava
which threatens to overflow some of
the plantations. Observe this furious
geyser: e 4,
God forbid that such a day should dawn
In Hawaii. But If stern necessity de-
mands action, remember that Judge
Lynch will not deal only with the offend
ing negro but mete out the same fate to
the sugar baron who for selfish gain inn
ported the negro into Hawaii.
Now wouldn't that jar you, especially
If you were a sugar baron? The only
way out for the Republican planters
seems to be to import a 'Dimmycrat"
knows bmut the way to each aohra
knows but that the way to every plan
tation will yet be indicated by line
of deceased barons, strung on telephone
poles, and by large heaps of incinerated
negroes at the crossroads. 1t is fear
full outlook but one glance at the deter
mined features Of Judge Lynch's bal
lift, Mr.. Norrie. shows that he will
never relent.
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The curbstone rumor that Judge
Humphreys has sent his resignation
East, and that he has recommended
George Gear as his successor, is import
ant if true. We cannot verify 1t but
there are circumstances which point to
its accuracy. It goes without saying
that Humphreys would like to make
Judge of Gear and that it would not
be his plan, after the way the Silliman-
Gear deal was made to feel the dlsad-
vantage of early publicity, to take the
people into his confidence at the start.
In other words he does not intend to
again hunt ducks with a brass band.
Under the circumstances we think 1t
would be well for the friends of good
government and a pure judiciary to
send a message at once to certain Sena-
tors asking them to watch out and see
that no judicial approximations are
made Upon all local judgeships the
people of Hawaii want to be heard be-
fore commissions are signed.