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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
PERScnHl DEUS.

/ Andrew Adams, manager Of kahu-
ku Plantation, was in town yesterday.
/ DIR. A. n. Sinclair has been appoint
ed Deputy Supreme Chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias.
Miss Logan. the popular principal Of
Makapala. Kohala. Hawaii, Is here for
the holidays. and staying at Haaleles
/ Lawn
After several weeks retirement as
the result of a hack accident Uncle
Tom Cummlns was about again yes
terday for the first time since being
hurt.
Treasurer w II. Wright did not re-
turn from the Garden Isle in the Hall
yesterday. He NAV return today in
the Ike Au Hou or in the Mikahala
next week.
Frank Hatch and Hugh Russell. two
boys from the University OF Califor-
MIA. were the. guests of Captain Cove
OF the bark Tobey on the recent trip
OF. the vessel here.
Mr.. Peckham OF jacksonville. Cal.
and his daughter. who is a recent
- aAtdNt VI OtaHlbAQ OuiNtiSil are
tourists taking In the beauties of Ho-
nolulu for a few weeks.
Mr.. J. d. Young. representing In
man. Poulsoa & Co. of Portland, Ore
gon. is here in the interests of his
firm who own large timber mills get
ting out from sixty to seventy million
feet annually. II Mr.. Young finds
conditions favorable he will open a
yard here in the near future.
Colonel ". H. Cornwell is thinking
OF purchasing a California ranch near
Sacramento on which he viii do some
stoek-reising on his own account.
While in San Francisco he obtained
an option on a fine little property
consisting OF one hundred and sixty
acres
c. l.. Wight. who has lately been
visiting at the Haleakaia Ranch. SAYS
that one morning last week II was so
cold in Maui that water froze in the
house. The pasturage is better al
the ranch and In fact all over Maui
than il has been for long time. and
all the cattle and live stock are look
ing fatter than they have for years.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22

bears careful reading. The Nissior
Bells" IS one OF the best OF these
Lore and The Sweetest Song al
All begin the selection OF poems on
Love and Sentiment The title OF
this department IS a good one mas
much as L dsrsrentfafes between sen
timent aud love Sunsowers il
more iHpuisive than impressive and
has more OF abandonment than poetry.
Blood is gruescme. though II goes
TO show the writer's versatility. The
Osciiiating Oscillation" Is the most en-
PERTAINING OF the verses in lighter vein:
The assillatinS oscuaition
TIE secret T. Of al. creation.
The beasts and birds. the flies and fishes
Regard the blending a. delicious
Miscellaneous Poems and Rel
gious Poems contain some good bits
OF verse The. book viii be a good
addition TO Libraries and will make a
pretty present for those who have not
yet arranged all their Christmas gifts
w 6
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
BIG FAILURE AVERTED
BY ]. pIERp0HT MORGAN

NEW YORK. Dec. lat has been
known TO few bankers for the past
few days that a prominent mercantile
house was financially embarrassed.
The firm. which is known all over the
world. and has many connections,
both in this country and abroad. and
whose principal is q man known
equally Well among financiers. recent
II failed to make prompt realizations
upon a certain product. and was
caught temporarily short OF cash.
The head of the firm is an old friend
of j. P. Morgan. and at one time he
was associated with the great finan-
cier in business. In the emergency
this man appealed to Morgan II
took him but few moments to make
up his mind. that a disturbance and
panic in the stock market could only
be arerted by finding a large amount
of cash fsaid To be between 81 900. :
GOO and 81 so 000) for the embar-
rassed house and this soon forth
coming.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
VENElUELAES IRE NOW
ATTACKING AMERICA

WILLEMSTAD Qsland of Curacao
Dee. l3.-There has been a halt in
the exchange of communications be-
tween Germany and Venezuela owing
10 the publication in the newspapers
of Caracas Of cable dispatches from
the United States setting forth that
the Government at Washington will
not oppose any steps which Germany
make take to enforce her rights IN
Venezuela. with the exception of pre-
venting the annexation of Venezu-
Ella territory.
As a result the newspaper attacks
on Germany have ceased. but the semi
official papers are now attacking the
United States, saving that Washing
ton. in authorizing Germany to take
action in her dispute with Venezuela,
looks upon the latter country as being
part of the territory of the United
Statec.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
BOOKS AND BOOK MAKERS

From Fair Hawsiiland,- printed BY
The Stanley Taylor Company OF San
Francisco. is a neat little book Of
verse on Hawaii and other subjects
By p Maurice Mc8Tshon Of Honolulu.
an Industrious writer Of pretty things
whose work shows. ambitions merit
and promise Of development
The writer has fns'inctiyeIy pIacet
his best poem al the beginning % the
book Hawaii commencing Land
whore the rainbow shines in gs0stly
spiendOr.~ Is from the viewpoint OF
the sentiment therein contained and
the gentle meter Of the majority Of
the lines. a beautiful composition and
one which invites the reader to a
further peruszi OF the book
Land where the rainbow shines IN ghost
Beneata tGe moonieam-' cold and pulse
less light.
Taou dost inspire ms soul with feelings
tender.
TIL 81 tie world grows iosely in my sight.
TIL lie becomes = radiant a. the star
light
Streaming from tho-e siisery ort.s above
Aud my heart within ms bosom. warmly
bearing.
Yibrates 10 blissful thoughts Of holy loye.
The second verse possesses more
OF an even power than the first and Is
most pleasing except for a possible
technical inaccuracv Ia the last line.
The words OF the third stanza are de-
lightfullv thrown together. The last
line. again. however. is a little I'M
fortunate in being commonplace and
not in keeping with the word work
preceding
OF the twenty-three poems on Ha-
wall. besides the one already mention
ed. Song OF the Waikiki" is prettily
written. but the writer sometimes
lcses the meter where he introduces a
Hawaiian word. ITO an Hawaiian
shylark' is also pretty.
There are some things in the book
which evidently found their way into
the pages from a desire on the part
of the author TO combine quantity
with quality. otherwise how did
Clutches of Hawaii pass the least
serious criticism OF the author and
his friends. If any friends We're con-
suited in the matter, for clustering
lauhala" and water clear and shall
low" is a reckless attempt at rhyme
II Spy We" supposed 10 rhyme with |
Clutches OF Hawaii is objectionable.
The SASSY Little Hawaiian Girl /
is bright bit of jingle. but the point |
would be lost on most people. even in |
Honolulu.
Kissing at Sunset" How Sweet to (
Dream of Love" "Talofa" and some
others probably won for the writer /
The local title: Poet of Passion" .
Ella of Lshaina" is enc OF the dain- /
les little pieces of verse in the book. /
The finishing verse. however. does not /
express the desired idea with enough |
ielicacy. "The Leaving of the LeDers''
s interestingly written.
The collection of California poems /
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
SOME BIG SALARIES.

Charles NJ. Schwab. president OF
the United States Steel corporation
is credited with receiving the largest
salary in the world In addition TO
a Fixed income OF 100000 yearly. the
steel magnate receives contingent
Zee OF one-fourth OF one per cent upon
all the corporations earnings above
its fixed charges and the amounts
needed TO paw dividends on beth com
mon and preferred stock.
Il requires roughly $4,000 600 to
pay interest on the bonds and the
regular dividened OF percent on the
preferred stock Snd 4 per cent divi.
dend on the common stock. The
earnings for the steel corporations
first fiscal year have been estimated
at at least $4,000 .Oe0. so that Mr..
sehwah's one-fourth OF 1 per cent
on the $4,000 GOO earned above the
Fixed charges and dividends win give
him $4,000 as a contingent fee. or
total OF s2s5.eoO for his first years
salary as president Of the corporation
Compared with Mt Schwab. other
large salaries are as follows:
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
RECLAIMlNG
ARID LANDS
IRRlGATIOylSTS fail TO AGREE
Many ccaeREssmsN DECLARE
OUTLOOK Fos ACTION
rs GOOD.
Ths Sill for the Reclamation Of Arid
Lands Fsvorshly Received-Hsns-
bor-ush,s Measure is Taken as a
carbohydrates of Some Sort
to be Enacted at This Session

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-THE out
isok for the passage of an arid land
reclamation bill is said 70 be good by
Senator Bard. who is a member OF the
committee of Western Senators and
Representatives now framing q bill
The danger at present. according 10
Bard. is not from the opponents OF
irrigation. but from possible disagree
nent among the irrigationists. II
they agree soon on a reasonable bill.
the Senator believes It will pass with
out extended debate
"The Hansbrough bill has been
chosen SIS a basis for framing a bill,
said Senator Bard. Il think l am
safe in saying. however. that the
Hansbrough bill viii be mutilated.
The general principle established in
the bill of setting aside the income
from sales of public lands in arid and
senli-arid states TO form reclamation
fund is satisfactory TO all
II is claimed by some persons that
the value of irrigation lands will aver
age $50 an acre. | doubt this. Take
lands in Idaho and Montana not cap
bile of raising citrus fruits. and il
viii be a long time, in my opinion.
before they would average $50 in
value. There is a general support of
the idea that the price of lands TO
settlers should be reasonable as that
is the kernel of the whole matter.
If the price OF lands is to be so high
that only the rich can buy. and where
the poor would load themselves with
mortgages for years. there is no use
in going into the scheme. | hope the
committee will favor plan for the
sale OF lands under irrigation at. say
s. an acre. or not over $40 However.
these are matters that can be adjust
ed afterwards. | fear there is a ten
dency toward too much refinement of
the irrigation bill. What we ought to
do is to get bill passed establish
ing the policy of Government con-
struction of irrigation work and then
perfect the details afterwards"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
aoHcLULU. b. T.. DEC. %. 1901
The cITYs HEALTH.

HeaRh Is the first thing to De- con
sldered in the welfare and protection
o. a city. a CITY IS like a man. Il
man enjoys good health all the
time. he is 81 for work and feels like
working. II be be sickly he is not
~ for work and has no inclination to
exert himself II be is continually
sick. and be will become 80. u he
permit disease to develop. be is CON
tinuaily unfit for work and eventu-
ally passes away before his time
So IS # with city. II a city is
healthful Il is in a condition TO pros
per. Its business booms. Il is use
ful 10 the world as well as to itself.
II II be unhealthful it loses business,
all its citizens are more or less affect
I'd and. II il continue 10 be unhealth-
ful. rs II viii be II its disease is al
lowed to develop. ii gradually loses
all prosperity and power to recuper-
ate. Stunned by the rest OF the
world and pass away before its time.
Honolulu has the reputation OF be-
ing a healthful city Il Is a healthful
city. It's business is good. There are
very few poor" people in Honolulu.
This desirable condition win not last.
however. II We allow disease 10 take
hold % the community. either in the
form OF a terrible epidemic or coca
slonaI and less noticeable ravages OF
sickness. through accumulation Of
filth or insanitary conditions existing
in any part OF the city.
The conditions existing in Kewalo
today are a disgrace to civilization.
DR.. Sloggett has pronounced them so
himself. The doctor should know.
The doctor warns us that unless these
conditions are remedied sickness viii
result
The money has been appropriated
by the Legislature for the draining
Of Rewalo. 1t is in the treasury. Let
the treasury be opened and let the
money be spent Let the unhealthful
condition OF Kewa'o be remedied now,
before IL is too late; before sickness (
is over the land and before the health /
and vellbeing Of the community is
affected.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
Plumbing.
VIM. F. Wilson Co.

This firm is the largest in IT'S limo
in California and the pioneer plum.
bers OF San Francisco. who are IL
present engaged in installing the
plumbing system in the Alexander
Young building. and who have also re-
csiyed the contract for plumbing Of
the E. o. Hall building and the waity
building. They have just completed
the plumbing and drainage in that
elegant new building for the ROYAL
Hawaiian Hotel. on Alakea street. US
ing on this work the latest and most
improved sanitary plumbing fixtures
known TO their craft. and have decid-
ed to locate permanently in Homo
lulu.
They employ a very great number
of the most expert plumbers in San
Francisco. their name being syn
onym for good work.
Their Office and shop Is at present
temporarily located at the Alexander
Young building.
They will furnish estimates and ex-
ecnte all orders for work in their line
to the entire satisfaction OF their pax
rons.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
CHILE and ARGENT Ma
ARE STILL QUARRELIHG

SANTIAGO DE CHILE. Dec 49,
A contingent of the Chilean reserves
has been called to arms. II numbers
about $4,000 men. No movement OF
the military forces under arms has
occurred, however Everything is
quiet here in expectation Of the an
nouncement of Cnile's answer to Ar.
gentina. which. according to public
opinion. will be firm and serene.
The Brazilian Government has prof
fered its amicable mediation in the
Argentine-Chile dispute. 1t would
seem here that this action will not
be necessary, as both the Argentine
and Chilean governments hope to
come to terms.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
oepusY sherins ices.

Deputy Sheriff l.. A. Andrews does
not relish the position of United
states Deputy NI.sral. Which he has
held on the island OF Hawaii for sew
eral months He has resigned his job.
The oface is not safri-G one. only
fees being allowed On che case ~
which he lad - 10 4 1T os travelling
ara work II niess ae vaS allowed a
fee Of IS cents. In another case he
spen, eight dollars and a lot OF time
for which he received fee OF one dol
lar ard a half.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
-HAwAlrs~ YOUNG PEOPLE.
January Number is Full of Good
Thing for the Children.

"Hawaii's Young People for Jan
uary is as replete with interesting and
entertaining matter as ever.
Lucy ID. Welsh contributes The
Willet Twins a pretty little tale.
After reading the installment in the
present issue one feels glad that it
is to be continued.
Something is taken from Dickens
Nicholas Nickleby." prefaced by a
short sketch of the life of the great
author. A poem on The Grave OF
Dickens by J. p. Looney, A NJ, ap-
pears and "a bear story. which is not
g fish. story" is another feature of at
Effectiveness and is written by Ella
Bartlett Simmons.
Altogether the current number of
the little magazine is something TO
he welcomed with joy by the children
OF Hawaii.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
SHAMROCK Il HAS A
VERY HARRlW ESCAPE

NEW YORK. Dec. ie.-Thomas Lip
tons cup challenger. Shamrock II.
narrowly escaped being destroyed By
fre tonight. Only the strenuous eff
forts of the firemen saved her. As
il was. she was badly scorched on one
side. The fire burned the boiler shop
of the J. NJ. Robinson Company at
Erie basin. Brooklyn. where the Sham
rock was laid up for the winter. One
Of the Shamrock's launches was con
sumed. The total damage from the
FIRE is estimated at 500, 000
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
To Increase chIle's Navy.

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Daily Mail
has received dispatches from yalpa-
raise and Buenos Avres expressing
the belief that peace will be preserved
and stating that Great Britain has
notified both the Argentine and Chile
an governments OF her willingness to
mediate il requested 10 do so.
The Chilean State Council. the dis
patch adds, recommends that the
strength of the navy be increased to
fifteen large warsbips.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
WOMAN NOT GUILTY
OF numbering HAN

WASHINGTON Dec. Is.-The jury
in the case OF Mrs. Lola Ida Henry
Bonnie. charged with the murder OF
James Seymour Ayres Jr.. in the
Kenmore Hotel. in this city. on the
night OF May 18th tonight returned q
verdict Ct not guilty. and the defen-
dant was set ST liberty. Such a con-
clusion OF the trial was generally ex-
pected.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
avcIeano Chances Hands

William H. Marshall. better known,
as Volcano Marshall" has retired
from the editorship and proprietorship
of The Sunday Volcano. Mr. Marshall
has other plans in view This morn
ing's issue of The Volcano is the first
number of the paper under the joint
editorsbip of H. VI. Ayres and W. F.
Sabin.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
chrissmae Paradise

The Christmas number of The Para
disc of the Pacific will come out early
this week In Typography, makeup.
artistic illustrations. descriptive mat
ter and literary merit it will exceed
anything that has heretofore been
published in these Islands. No. better
souvenir of Hawaii could be sent
away bv those who have friends in
the East and elsewhere.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
THE SHORTEST DAY.
There Was Less Daylight Yesterday
Than on Other DAYS.

Yesterday was the shortest day In
the year. Numerous persons in Ha-
waii have often asked il December
81 is the shortest day in the year in
Hawaii as wen SIS elsewhere. Pre-
fessor Lyons. government mefeorolo-
gist. answers that II is and adds that
the shortest afternoon in Hawaii
comes in November. while the short
est forenoon comes in January.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
colonsl cornMell.s stoek.

Cartsline. the well known running
mare OF Colonel ". II cornwell. ar
rived here from Maui in toai yester-
day and is 10 be sent to California to
winter. While away Colonel Cornweli
bought three thoroughbred mares all
in foai BY Creseado.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
SPECIAL MEETING.

There viii be special meeting OF
the Elks in their new building. cor
ner Of Miller and Beretania streets
on Monday night. az O'Clock. for in,
citations AL those wearing the ant
lers are requested 10 be present
C. 3. COOPER. Exalted Rufer.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
AT ATE Orpheun

ERNEST HoeAN's FUNNY FOLKS.
BnANp NEW SHOW TONIGHT
TONIGHT
SEVEN NEW PEOPLE JUST ARRiy
Ell ON THE :. 8 ALAMEDA.
HEADED BY BILLY MCLEAN and
MADAME CoRDEi.IA. ~ho have
jast arrived after & Three Tears
ea<xsersnf az Ricksri's Tae&teT IN
Australia AmsrSeas SreaSeSt aad
Most NcrSatile Eatsrtasnersl IN one %
theft Novel ard Entertaining
SSesehss-
THE sHEREH QUAETETTR
LAURA MORSE
The Greatest SinSiaS &c, ever prsllcy-i
in Honolulu.
The prison ~ecpe in II Trovasore. -
Madame I'Isto. assisted by IA~renee
Chenault.
ALL or THE COMEDIANS IN ONE
ACT.
ALL OF THE SINGERS IN ONE
SHOW.
ALL or THE DANCERS IN ONE
SHOW.
MATINEE TO-DAYi
Bring the Children!
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
DIED..

BEART-In this city. December 2ist.
H. @. Beaxt. native OF Holland.
aged 81 years
Funeral vii be held from the Rom
al Catholic Church. at p. m today
lnterment IN Roman Catholic Gem
etery. on King street
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22

Americans pay their brainy men
far better than any other country in
the world. or course everybody can
net reach Mr.. Sehwab's summit, but
il is well 20 remember thar he. as
Mr.. Carnegie did. rose from the ranks
Of the foundry boys.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22
HolliSter DRUG
COMPANY.
FORT STREET.
The New
England
Bakery

Is loaded up with Good Things for
Christmas.
SCOTCH SHORT BREAD CAKES.
ALL SIZES, PRICES and
STYLES.
PIES just like your Mother used
TO make.
Cookies. Macaroons. Lady Fingers,
Cream Puffs and all the dainty styles
suitable for Christmas.
TONS OF PURE CANDY
from cheap grade for children up
to better grades for 80 cents. We
can furnish you a box of delicious
candies-worth a dollar elsewhere.
Large stock of Christmas Tree orna-
ments cheap.
Don't f,rget.
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Washington Bureau Post Building.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-22

Call and see our assortment of
high grade Perfumery.
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Entered at the Post Office az H5ao-
lulu. n T. as second-class mall
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