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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26

ant arhiererreats azzonuszps1 tie wursd
nth saxseSyg With patrsosSsza and With
EeRrsEz r. gais3es thu ship Of state
through she fne1baess wasexs whsch eneorn,
pzssed her ELTa The peaE4nt zSs haStesi
khst aro<iaiEned her . worid poxers And
81 Eass darfag isnx DAYS 81 sEEeFiHx ke
6asEied for lie and ysx awaited death
diguity u . philosopher. with the courage
q 3 uan-
TIE charm and glory Of cur dad
PFeSiEient vas IN his aboandfnx and
kindly hHzaaity. Bitterness. mzieFoie1ee.
uachsr5tzhieness ard 81 dsfacfnx and d.
aaSinE qualities we're strangers 70 his
thought
Il + not fitting that should on this
occasion indulge in lengthy review OF
the character and career Of the hero ard
statesman who has gone. DO / szy
goneg All. no When 4 great nan dies
and ne gaze as his unfinished eForfs snd
cry oHt for some proof that the work soes
on. some thought some echo some sub
test sign-That billiards are Ee all.
Can We not discern thar the tesrsmony
Of the soul Is the only testimony that we
dare not chaIleHges That the echo We
20 fain would grasp repeats Immortality
IN every vOiceless atom. IN every rfewieSs.
measureiess length Of space. Lived svsr
pOEenfly. our murdered leader than he
lives today though no more living IN the
6eSh than the radiant denizen Of q star ;
Were DAYS of agony Shd nights haunted
by the deadly rankle of the assassin
bullet all the compensation wrung from
q life OF untold usefulness and uneeas-
ing toiIs Ask the soldier who guessed
his way through the smoke up to the ban
nered stars. if the eomrade who marched
BY his side was lost TO him forever when
the light went out Of his eyes Ask the
wife If that one earth look was the last
Ask futurity If thinker. philosopher. poet
orator. statesman. hero and friend has
gone into the everlasting dark All. no.
With US abides the loss. but Gods uni
verse of compensatious, and somehow,
somewhere. there must be equivalent gain.
And so we bid our President for while
farewell I'VE give him not 10 the grave
and the gloom" but 10 the history that
he illumined By his genius and TO the
hope of the dawn which dwells beyond
the sunset. The splendid intellect with It's
endowments of knowledge and its at
tributes of power. went out from its
ieshly house-went out with the tide.
But the eternal tide which ebbed here.
flowed elsewhere. The spirit with all its
sarnered riches of wisdom. with its per-
sonality beatified but not absorbed By the
new light. sailed out of this earthly night
into the radiant morning of another life
Upon that morning our mortsl visions
can never rest. At its threshold we part
FOR while with the leader who has gone
shall 20 forth upon the long journey.
qoBs usqM Inoq sql nun SIuo ind sM
saving with the philosopher of Greece
Ye are to live. oh judges. and / am to
lie. and which is best the gods alone do
know"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
Judge Estee's Words.

Judge Estee. in granting the motion.
delivered the following remarks: Three
times this nation has been called upon
TO mourn the assassination of a President,
and in every such instance it has been an
attack upon the principles of American
government as well as upon the life of
the highest Executive. 1t is time the
American people did something to defend
the lives of its rulers. No man should
be called upon to risk his life by being
elected to rule over great people
The death of President Mckinley. aside
from the awfulness of his taking off. is a
personal loss to every citizen of this Ter
ritory. He had studied the situation here
and knew the needs of this people. He
was patient in listening to our complaints
vet slow in changing established condi-
tons. He well understood how difficult
it was for old systems of government to
be changed for a new and different form
of government he knew that il would
take time and patience TO adjust the
situation here to meet the new condi-
TONS
President Mckinley possessed in high
degree the genius of common sence He
combined the rare qualities of goodness
and greatness He was the peer of .any
other ruler on the earth. Though sol
der he was opposed to war: yet, while
the friend of peace. be made no surren-
Ter of principle to maintain it. He fell
at the post of duty. through the bullet of
the assassin to whom he was extending
the hand of friendship.
In all the gentle characteristics of the
heart he was a child while in the strik-
ing attributes of the mind. he was man
1onspicuously the first among the Amer.
'ean statesmen of his time.
Take him for all in ALL
We shall not look upon his like again
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
A National Calamity.

Assistant United States District Attor.
ney j. J. Dunno. moving for adjourn
ment, said The Cath of Mr.. Mckinley
can be regarded in no other light than
that of a national calamity The 81
cess of his long administration, his
settled policy making always fO-
peace and prosperity, and his achieve
ments both in peace and in war. have
combined to make him notable figure
in our history. And even the untimely
taking OF of this great man has place
few: and William Mckinley. both by
nature and achievements was ftt.l TO
stand in that memorable trio. the Sther
two members of which were Lincoln ard
Garfield. l feel so strongly in this de-
plorable matter that l can say no more
than 10 move your honor to declare the
United States Offices closed, and to ad-
journ this court until next Monday morn
ing.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
GLOWING TRIBUTE TO
lITDH's DEII) CHIEF
Estee Adjourns Court
With Appropriate
Proceedings.
BAR LEADERS EULOGlzE M'nHLEY
COLONEL FITcH's ELOQUENT
WORDS ON MYSTERY
or DEATH.
Signs Of Mourning in the Court Room
Court Adjourned Until 10 O'clock
Next Monday Morning and Offices
Closed.
signs Of Mourning in the Court Room

Out of respect to the honored memory
Of the nations martyred President. VIII
liam Mckinley. Judge Morris NJ. Estee,
Of the United States District Court, adj
jonrned court yesterday morning immed-
lately after taking the bench
The Federal court will next be in ses-
sion al 10 O'Clock on Monday morning.
and the Offices OF the court win be closed
until that time.
There was more than a mere adjourn
ment. however. for. as behtted the sol
emn occasion. there were a number of inn
pressive speeches made. There were signs
of mourning in the court room, the win
dow in the rear of the bench being draped
appropriately. portrait of the nations
assassinated chief appearing in the midst
Some Of the speeches were, in brief. as
follows
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
FIRST MOVE Of sUGlR TRUST TO
DESTROY THE BEET sUGlR INDUSTRY

Journal of cOuree sayss President n
ii
oft
dueon announced Tuesdays
n petss
The cut 70 Missouri points ~
graduated
understand
should Be
the selling price Of the sugar combine the date Of delivery
all their
discount OF points from American Refining Com
II
ffornfa and
supplies
graduated held
during expected that
expected followed prices in the
made the combines price for Eastern
difference Ito pound s
holds the price OF the raw and the article The Am
people claim interests
~ that there therefore
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
win Have Four Stories.

The Hawaiian Hotel viii have four
stories just as soon as satisfactory
contract can be made and carried out.
Whether the additional two stories
can be. put on this winter or not am
unable just at present to say stated
E. C. Macfarlane YESTERDAY for the
owners. We are looking for a con-
tractor who viii guarantee to build
two new stories without interfering
with the big. winter business of the
hotel. If this can be accomplished the
work can begin at once. If not. 1t viii
have to wait until the rush is over
The additional two stories are needed
very badly and I wish they could be
put on without DELAY
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
sTgvgNsoN.s See eRAnD-soN.
Passes Honolulu Fer Auckland Where
He VIII Plan : Park.

Austin Strong step-grands0R Of the
late Robert Louis Stevenson. and son Of
tsoDei Strong. the well known collector
Of Stevenson memoirs. was 3 through
passenger b. the Sierra yesterday for
Auckland Ar. Strong's father was J. d.
Strong, the artist. many Of whose paint
ings ara preserved in this city two Of
which-h0th paintings Of Honolulu-aFe
iB the executive chambers at the Capitol
Mr. Strong vas horn on the island Of
Mani. and i well known in Honolulu He
was educated chiefly at Wellington col
ieEe IN Auckland. but has many times
visited Honolulu.
Mr. Strong goes 70 Auckland to lay
cut q neE park which came as a Request
70 the city from the late Dr. Logan
Campbell This park already contains
$50 acres and provisions for additional
pleasure ground Is made. Although
scarcely more than a boy. Mr.. Strong
has had extensive experience in laying
out parks. He is now connected with
the large firm OF Parsons & Pentecost.
in New York. and assisted IN laying out
the League Island and Niagara parks
IL Is his expectation that be viii be in
New Zealand at least six or seven months.
As his contract wss made by cable. and
consequently in few words. he knows lit
tie of what is ahead Of him.
Mr.. Strong stated before leaving last
night that his grandmother. Mrs Steven
son. was still in San Francisco. but
might not remain there. The plans of the
family in regard to a permanent home
he said. are still unsettled.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Cheek and NOVEL; Played the Most In
terestina Match Of Yesterday.

AGiCSAfHS HtdACH U ICSNCFudls
There was 4 large crowd at the
grounds when NAV IN the invitation sin
giles in the BeTetania-street Tennis tour
nament was resumed yesterday in the
iemi-finals The list of players for the
finals this evening is now narrowed down
TO four men. Twelve contestants faced
the courts yesterday, including billing
ham and Ross, who played out the I'M
finished set OF the day before. Ross win
ming the final set and the match by a
score OF Ga.
In the other matches c. H. Elston won
from A. F. Brock 6-3. 6-3: W. H. Bah
Bit won from ID. II. Hitchcock. 1-6. 60.
Sc; NJ. A. Cheek won from A. H. Gun
IA, 6-1. 50; w Roth won from d. Ross
30. 6-3.
NJ. 4. Cheek and A. NJ. Novel; played
the most eyenl- contested match of the
lay. il being undecided al shutdown. and
viii be finished this afternoon. Novel;
won the first set. after a hard fight by a
score of -. Cheek then came back with
a vigor that was surprising. the score in
the second set standing 81 when the
match had to be called GU account OF
darkness.
PLAY this afternoon win be resumed
n A. when Cheek and Newell viii
complete their match The winner viii
then he nitted against c. H. Elston at
4 -. and at < o'clock w Roth and W.
II. Rahhitt viii play The winners OF
these matches will play the finals tomor-
row for the single championship Of the
Islands
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10

81 TIE EnEiiss As Enziznfs esntrzIfo
With Mzdzn< Cole s EsimnHd Pseh-
gzscA TIE fzEecs toF r5oii1sst wko -
iiks Jean Gerzrdy. 8 BeEIs1 and his
plaSicE q ia vi0st1 = eQzk2 = Gar
sr1- 3 ~c16ertcI Gals raATtex Tie <tc-
fn5st Is bn1 fftesn years q Sc ard kzE
crested sezsetSon Wherever Be has
played
Tie two artists are travelling tDsetAsr.
snd are ngE coupletfnk 4 rg1F x The
world having coEe recez1ly from Soafh
Africa. Austraiia ard New ZsaIans
They viii appear Il a c0ucerz under the
mana cement of ". D. Adan1s some erez-
i1e- probably Tresszy. Of next week
Madame Cole. <hen interviewed last
night. expressed her delight with Hon9-
lula and stated that during ker three
weeks so5ourD IN he Islands she world
make excursions 70 the famed points Of
beauty u which many tourists had
s-oken 70 her.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
Expect EXCITING Race.

NEW YORK. Oct 2-Yaehting en-
thusiasts and the general public are to-
night expecting a most exciting race to-
morrow between the Columbia and Sham
rock. They base their high hopes on the
strong wind blowing tonight and which
the local weather prophets assert is likely
to continue for twenty-four hours or
more The Washington Weather Bureau
adds to the expectations which If is
hoped win be realized by holding out a
promise of strong breeze of Sandy
Hook The bureau says:
Fresh northwest winds and fair
weather for tomorrow. The winds
ought to hold good throughout the day.
The contest between the two yachts
tomorrow will be over a thirty-miie tri-
angular course. the same as that at
tempted ON Tuesday. 1t is the intention
of the committee tonight to sail the first
leg to windward. which will make the
other tow broad reach and 4 close
reach. provided the wind does not shift
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
COLUMBIA BEATS The
GALLANT SHAMROCK
tc0nfinscd from First Paga.)


The race could in no wise be looked
upon as a test in any way of the
yachts capabilities. even in light airs.
The light wind that barely filed the
sails jumped from one part OF the
course to another and first one boat
and then the other gave her rival the
heartache bv catching the breeze and
moving alol a few hundred feet,
while the other unfortunate lay be
Gained. waiting for the tickle wind to
lump TO the ether side and give her
4 boost toward overtaking her rival
The start was all in favor of the
Columbia Barr completely outma-
neuyered Sycamore and got the white
beauty across the line twelve seconds
ahead of the challenger. securing the
weather berth. Luck came to the all
IF the white Yacht before the boats
had sailed fifteen minutes. There
came a slant in the wind that forced
the Shamrock to head fully two points
of her course, while the Columbia
was able to keep hers steady and true.
Before things were Strengthened out
again the defender had gained half
mile over the Irish boat. Not long
after that the challenger decided to
90 wind hunting and caught a lucky
slant of air that sent her rapidly
shead. and by the time the Columbia
had come up with her she had secured
he windward position. from which
she was not sfterwara driven and
which did so much to give her the
honors of the day.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
Houan,s Ministries cominc.

Henry yierra has received a letter
from Hen Wise. one OF the principals
in the Hogan minstrel outfit. in which
the writer states that his company viii
positively leave San Francisco on or
about November TO play q season at
the 0rpheurn in this city The letter
IS dated September 80, and states that
Hogan's circuit has three more weeks
to run A statement in an afternoon
paper to the effect that the Ministries
would not visit Honolulu IS not sup
portei BY the assurances Of Wise to
his friend It is expected that the
company win open here BY the middle
cf November At the outside.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
Britons still Hope.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-After the
race was over Sir Thomas Upton showed
himself the thorough sportsman that he
is. well" he said. as be stood on the
deck of the Erin, that's one dot against
us. But in my heart l am just as hope
full as | was this morning for | feel
that if only have a wind am all right
1t was fair and square race, not a
fuke. hut it was not the Shamrock S
day. We want breeze that viii put that
deck six inches under water. and then
Won will see a race. Be sure of one thing
II was licked fairly today
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
FOUND FINANCIAL FRIENDS.
Quiet Russian War Game RudeIy
Broken up BY Police.

Uransau. Takusui and Chang Hook
we're caught in the midst of quiet lit
tie game OF Russian War yesterday even
ing. Their arrest followed. Later in the
evening financial friends of the Japanese
called az the station and produced the re
Glired amount of bail The Chinese was
loft to mourn his cruel fate. Before the
sanlesters were captured Officer Barney
joy WAS given a pretty stiff chase. One
Of the japanese. in attempting to jump
Is bruised
Other arrests made during the day
were Parsons. Palaile and Aeki. drunk
enness. Geo. Kapea. truancy: Shika.
needless driving Jim Alalukea, tru-
ancy and Charles Johnson. larceny IN
the second degree
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
Yankees Have LittIe no sax.

NEW YORK. September 2S.-E. D.
Morgan. while highly pleased over the re
suit of todav's race. had little comment
to make. we beat them fairly he said.
Although the wind conditions were not
all that could have been desired after
turning the outer mark, we were conf
dent of bringing the Columbia home a
winner. I viii venture no predictions as
to the outcome of the future races. We
have sssrefully avoided boastine- but
shall put forth our best eldeavorS TO keep
the Americas cup on this side of the At
lantie."
Captain Barr also was much grati6ed
over the victory.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
waIl street, aettino SNAIL,

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-The Times says
there is little betting in Wall street on
the yacht races The largest wagers re-
ported are H. NJ. Pearsall bet $1,000 TO
$500 that Columbia would win the series.
Maurice 0'Meara. Jr., being named as
the taker of the Shamrock and F. h
Brook bet 5000 to $500 that Columbia
would win today Thursday George
Weaver bet $500 even that Columbia
would win the next two races, and W. b.
Coster made smaller bet of $500.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
The New
England
Bakery

employs rNo q the nest s<iIlfuI and
experienced white bakers n the city
20 suPerintsnd their cake and bread
department.. Everything clean. whole
soune and sanitary. Only the very best
material and -four used for making
Gluten. Rye. French. Home-made ard
ali ether styles Ct Bread.
Thirty leaves q Bread fer One Dollar
Doushnuts. Snails, Buns, ETC.
out AZ -.s.... q. m.
Cup Cakes ard Lady Fingers
cut az .--.-....--...-. q. N.
Jelly Rolls and Layers. Fruit
Cake. etc, ouk at. a. N.
custard. Squash and Pumpkin
lemon. Minee, Cranberry ard
Fruit Pies out at......f0 q. N.
Chocolate Eelairs and Cream
PUTS cut at.-..-..-..,...ff a. N.
Cookies and Nacarocus cut az 2 am.
Artistic Wedding Cakes any Price.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
cuhan Convention pissoIved.

NEW YORK. Oct. "A dispatch to
the Herald from Havana says: There
was an informal dissolution of the Gu
ban constitutional convention on Wednes-
day night when the delegates dispersed
after the banquet given by Senior Capote
The formal order of dissolution. il is ex-
pected. will be issued hy Governor Gener-
N Wood at once
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10

lessen the wide gap that separated her
from her antagonist. She held her lufF
hunting for wind. but failing 10 find il.
dropped slowly astern until the gun from
the committee boat brought the contest
10 an eud. with nearly half mile of blue
water between her and the golden boat of
Linton
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
a,Nhiter Claims Aualn.

The FIRE commission busted itself again
yesterday wifh white claims. and win
probably he on them the balance Of the
week- At noon Adjournment was taken
to D n. in order that the commission
srs might have an opportunity OF con
suIfing together Il vas announced IN
The afternoon that Hawaiian claims would
t,e taken mp next Monday.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10

Il would seem that about the only
rasagance not attempted By the
Department Of Education in tie
schools has 3eea ice cream festivals
ana pink tess.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
MuslcAL ARTlsTs heRE.
Fsnens English contralto and Boy
FioiInlst VIII Give Concert

fao musical artists q wide fame. ar
rived "a Honolulu yesterday via the So
From the Colonies, and viii ~
tefe until She sailing q the Ven
|1 some titrce weeks hease
Belle Cole. The great English
Kin. whose career IN England has
M FiI51nt Cae. IS ROW entering 0pon
tour, Der hrst appearances
soil 70 h. in Honoluln dur
fnx week Madame Cole has
err lhe royaler q different kgpo-
ns. and is mentioned with pride
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
To Be Called mckinley school,

CHICAGO. Oct S.-As q mark Of r.
spect 10 the Iats President. the name Of
the West Division High Sckeol has ben
changed hy the Chiczeo Beard Of Eauca-
fion 70 William MeKinley school.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10

The wedding of Arthur Wall and
Miss Harriet Levers has been definite
" set for October IS. It win take
place in St Andrews Cathedral
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
TROUBLE BREWING FOR
HUMPHREYS ENEMIES
. . .

) . . {
) NEW YORK. Sept IA
; dispatch 10 the Tribune from
, washington SAYS. The Presi- !
: dent and Acknowledgement 1
, Knox todav considered the case I
, Of Judge Humphreys OF Hawaii !
: The latter has been fHliy vim 1
, Dictated By both the Department !
, az Justice and the President. !
, and now there are certain fea- !
, lures OF his case which. Il is
!. said. are causing President !
, Roosevelt and Attornev-Gen- !
, eral Knox to incline 10 the be-
, lief that 4 thorough investiga-
: ton az the Hawaiian territorial
= government would be advisable. !
? In his iefense against the char
2 ges OF the Hawaiian Bar Asso-
citation Judge Humphreys made
: some serious and sensational
: accusations against Governor
: Dole and several Of his appoint
: ees These accusations in full
; have been laid before the Pres
: idenf By the Attorney General.
, and are contained IN 3 prfated
, brief carefully prepared by
, Judge Humphreys and bis
, counsel IA this city.
4 - = = a a L a = - :
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-10
THE HAN THAT
SWINGS An AZ

b an expert IN his own pees-
liar ssyls. sus place him IN
eur shop 70 make 4 sEsel hoop
ard he'a Get "eold feet
We HAVE none but sx-
perts in eur repairing and
buildina department esnss-
qasnsly cur work Is all thas
ear be desired.
MR- WRIGHT supervlsss
all work.