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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14
TIE POOR HEATHER.

Let ES 90 and Ensi tae heather. ~ *
take him b. The hand.
Lef as take lis -eEfl from hir- 1T *
also take his land.
Let Is break Z 70 him geaxiy that . :
wro7g 10 b 50 nude.
And ineuleate proper notions ct ths
style as it's pursued
Let Us show him al the gl0rfes q the
white mans kingdom come.
And By say Of intr0dneSioz sell hin.
lots OF white mans run
Let Us seek cur heather brother in b.
nighsed lands afar.
And impress him with the wronguess
OF his habits as rhey are.
Let US guide him. slowly. surely. TIL
he's nobly civilized.
And has hsnished All his faihles. all
his follies- so dSspiSea.
Let Us show him how he's destined 70
90 forward with a jump.
Lest our grand. FeSiStiess progress
take him midship with bump
Let Us teach him that the bolo and the
dagger are not right
When the seven-shO0ter follows up its
barking with a bite.
Let as bring 10 him the gospel OF tie
shirt and full dress suit.
And the glad and glorious tidings OF
the proper shoe or boot:
Let us lift the poor old heather from
the bog in which he sticks.
And explain 10 him the beauties OF the
game OF politics.
Thus well labor with the pagan Til
he understands our ways
And win ponder with 4 shudder on hi:
old unhappy days
re viii stock his land with clothing
We viii dot il with golf links.
And he'll hail the architecture of tbs
home of fancy drinks;
And we'l get the glory for it-for tbs
good that We viii do
All the grand. impressive glory-an'
we'll get his money. too.
Baltimore American
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

The proposal 10 bring Filipinos here
10 work In the cane fields strength
ems the argument OF those who want
a strong militia establishment In these
islands. Advertiser.
This is the richest We have seen for
a long time Aud pray who Is pro
posing TO bring Filipinos here 10 work
the cane aeldss Is il not the same
parties who are ciamoring for strong
militia establishment Il the men who
want Porto Rican and Filipino and
All other classes IF degraded and
cheap laborers brought here by the
thousand wani guards for them. les
such people pay for the guards oui
of their own pockets No money
gor the military should be the slogan
81 the House 70 the bitter end.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

Since It is necessary TO engage at
torneys who know enough to know
how 70 conduct a case every time any
thing comes up in the courts in which
the Territory is a party. perhaps the
members OF the conference commit
tee who voted 10 pay the Attorney
General salary OF s450O per annum
can tell us what they voted il for.
Was Il because they were afraid the
present incumbent OF the Office could
no, pay his bills Il he were not made
pensioner on the Territory?
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

Admiral Dewey says the navy should
always be prepared for war. This ex-
precision seems 20 have created some
surprise. But Why What is navy
good for il not prepared FOR war; We
want no navy as toy. Dewey is
right also in advocating a general stan
Tor the navy. and he says that he is
shaping things 10 secure it. We should
have a general stan for the army also.
IL IS through such agencies and gath
rrers OF information against times OF
trouble that peace is made more GER
tain aud war less probable.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

As IS usual people in HonosuIu who
wanted 70 End ont the important news
% the world arriving per steamer
Sierra had 70 consult The Republican
yesterday The Republican was the
only paper yesterday TO contain an
account q the great international
boat races on the Thames and the
only paper in this city 10 contain an
account Of the intercollegiate boat
races on the HudsOn. July End. Be
sides these great aquatic events IN
xhich hundreds Of people of this city
we're interested. The Republican vas
the only paper to publish accounts
Of the hot wave which had been afTee-
ting the states east Of the Rocky
Mountains for ten days previous to the
sailing Of the Sierra from the coast
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

Besides the Attorney General of the
United States looking up the -opinion"
81 Attorney General Dole Of this Ter
ritory on the subject Of holding laad
IN excess q i.eoo acres he is very
likely ;o look up the action OF Mr..
Dole 10 entering a nolle nrosequi in
the Smith case and to review his
opinion IN which he holds thar the
money Of the Chinese on deposit 10
the baak can be used to meet current
expenses OF the Territory. In fact
by the time the Attorney General Of
the Uaited States has reviewed one
or Two Of Dole's opinions and looked
into his nolle pressing OF the Smith
case he is very likely to advise the
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

Il is very desirable that the appro-
priations bill be passed at as early a
date as possible but The Republican
feels that the House would be derelict
10 it's duty Il Il did not refuse TO con-
cur in the appropriation for the mill
tary Let the members OF the Sen
ate understand right from the start
that the military appropriation is one
item the House will not permit to go
through II it has to block the entire
hin 20 prevent IT,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

Coy Allen is popular in Porto Rico.
This fact Is shown by the demoEstra-
lions made in the island at every big
function which he attends. says an
eastern exchange Therein Governor
Allen differs very materially from the
Governor Of Hawaii. who Is not even
popular among his professed friends.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14
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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

1t is real pleasure to US TO speak
favorably of Pain-Killer. known almost
universally TO be a good and safe
remedy for burns and other pains of
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there is but one Pain-Killer. Perry
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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14
Where Ignorance Is Bliss.

From the Evening Bulletin
The man who discovered that in
come taxes are collected in the States
presides over the educational depart
ment of Hawaii. From the same source
came the local announcement that
Senator Clark OF Montana IS Repub-
lican. A course in the facts of Amer
tan government would be highly APP
propriate in the Office OF the Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction. With
such leaders what wonder is it that
fads and fancies characterize the
course of instruction in the schools.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

Il Is now in order for Thurston's
paper to attack the Supreme Court
THAT body has again affirmed two of
Humphreys decisions. II Humphreys
is such bad judge as Thurston
tries 20 make out In the Advertiser
We cannot for the life OF us see why
the Supreme Court is continually af-
hrming his decisions as a Circuit
fndee
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
HONOLULU. 4. T. JULY IA, 1901

By the time the Federal ant-oTities
are through with Cooper that gentle
man vill no doubt BE- wishing be had
never attempted 70 act as Governor
sith Dole in the Territory.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

Reports from Washington would in
d.cate that il any one is called upon
10 answer Tor violation Of his sworn
duties in Hawaii :, win be Secretary
Cooper Tor interfering with a CO
ordinate branch Of the government in
the exercise % it's duty
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

President that the very best possible
thing that couIs happen to Hawaii
souId Be the app0int1ent q an Atto--
ney General who has some kn0wledse
of TIE lsx.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

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where il Is used The Boston Manu-
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highly commend It
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soften with age or moisture: one coat
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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

We carry in stock everything In the
line OF paints and varnishes.
Our line Of
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14

Battered a. the Post once at Homo
Jain. Hawaii. as seeond-olass mail.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-14
THE HONOLULU REPUBLICAN

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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09
OCR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

Attorney-General Griggs has fixed
the session of the Porto Rican Assem-
hly nj sixty days
Thousands witnessed the starting OF
The new trolley system at san Juan.
Porto Rico. the first road of that de
scription in Che island. The people
were much aStoniShed.
Govcrnor-GCncral Wood urges re-
siStancc to unreasonable demands OF
striking stcVcGorcS and sugar hand
lerS ut CardcuaS. Cuba.
There is unprecedented activity
everywhere around the iT7 American
posts in the Philippines. Scouting
par'icS and small expeditions are
striking rapidly day and night
The Philippine Commission has COM
pletcd the preparation of Il general
municipal government bill.
The total custom receipts in Cuba
for the eleven months ended NOvem-
Der 80. 1900. were $14,5i9.Gi1.9S.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09
THE NEWS EPI7OMlZED
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

The President nominated Oscar T..
Williams. of New York. 10 he Consul
General of the United States n Singl-
pore.
The Ship Subsidy bill was forced t.
give way in the Senate To- the Army
bill.
senator IIanSbrough introduced n
bill creating Department of Edu.
cation ana giving the head of the de
partmcnt n place i'll the Presidents
Cabinet.
General james \. Walker. defeated
Republican candidate in the NinIh
Congressional Virginia District. has
filed notice OF Il contest
Minister Congcr has been instructed
to urge the arbitration of the distrhn-
tion of China's indemnity should tho
diplomats fail To agree
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09

80 punitive expeditions nave been
conducted by American troops in
china, according to an official dispatch
from General CEaffcc.
Chile is making active efforts to sell
b. Nicaragua ana other Central Amcri-
ran Republics tlour. wines. horses.
hay, etc. in opposition to California
Ii is understood that mt the con
rluSion of The operations i'm South
Africa General Kitchener Will become
commander in-chirf i'll INDIA.
Partisan police in December arrest.
ed l2,9io persons, including six muir
dcrcrS, 32I thieves and footpads. 2S79
tramps. 2459 drunken people. and 39S3
women.
Ten Germans were Killed and nine
wounded at Letting. China, through
the firing of II salute with II defective
cartridge.
Captain Torkildsen, of Stockholm
has written an article In the Norwe-
gian papers urging the Storthine to
pass law compelling the king to live
six months yearly In Norway. -!
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09
30 OIESTIC.

Governor Ilill. in his inaugural nd
dress ut AuguSta. Me. declared that
the Ship-buildin" industry of Maine IL
In the most prosperous condition it
has known tor years.
Bishop W. Y Nindr. of the Method
list Episcopal Church. former PrcSi-
dent of the Garrett Biblical Institute.
died in Detroit, Mich, ut the age rf
siXty-cight
Three alleged counterrcitcrs wcr.
Orrcsted by Secret Service men at
Middletown. y. v.
William De Haas. II civil engineer.
employed 10y the United States Engin-
tc:irG Department. blew out his
brains nj Pensacola. Fla
The city OF Grand Rapids. Mich. re
1civcd the thanks of President Kruger.
10 whom the freedom Of The city was
rendered
bill introduced in The Nebraska
Senate makes kidnapping under Ger
tain conditions 81 capital crime.
Tie New York Chamber of Com
mcrcc dcclurcd itself in favor OF IL
privately owned cable across the pa-
,iGc.
Edwin G. Bedford died near Paris.
Ky, aged ciHlii N-SiX years He was
J noted hrccdcr of ShOrt-hOr catilc.
iIo paid the h'-ucSt price ever given
Tor = Short-horn. $4,000 for n bull 1T
thc New York NillS sale in 1876.
The Railroad Commissioners issued
sn ordcr compelling the Boston E!e-
Gated Railway Company 90 equip all
Greet ears in Eoston with veStibulcs.
The consolidation of all the street
railways of Detroit. Mich. under the
hlme of the Detroit United Railway
Company. with Il capital of SI2.5OO,0C0
was effected.
Two heavy freight trains on the
Vazoo and Mississippi Valley Rail
'ond, both double headers. met in COZ;
lision near Hays Station. Miss. Seven
men of The eight in the crews wcrc
killed.
\ burglar robbed the house occupied
by James Wilson. ciGhty-five years
Did. near New Haven. Penn, after
ittacking Miss Marion Morgan and
ler grandfather.
James Gibbons. Il nephew Of Cardin-
Al Gibbons, Il student at the Charity
Hospital. was waylad ana killed at
New Orleans, La, by two highway
Mcn.
Mrs. Margaret Ertcr, who shot
George Dcgcc III Brooklyn. declared
In court she was not sorry she had
lilled him.
Forty-siX tons of gold ana siiver
ger" received ~ the Seattle Assay Of
dcc in 1900.
In crusade against saloons in Itl
kca. y. y. by the Anti-Saloon League,
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09
MRS. RATHBUN HELD FOR MURDER
Charged win Trying to Poison Hart and
WIN klLIinl. IIcr nn.Llunn-

with Killing Her Husband.
New Haven. Conn. Coroner Mix in
his finding on the inquest into the
death OF William Hathbun. the rail
road brakeman, who died after drink
ing poisoned coffee OH December 81
declares that the coffee contained
rough on rats put thcrc by Mrs.
Rathbun. but intended for John l..
Hart also Il brakeman and n bOardcr
for ten years in thc Rathbm home.
According to the CorOncr'S invcstiga-
ton, Mrs Rathbun. who had been an
ndmircr of Hart for seven of the ten
years he had hccn IN their home be.
came jealous because three months
ago lac had transferred is affections
10 young woman.
The flat declaration that Mrs Rath-
hun performed the murdcruuS deed is
made in tho following language:
"On December - MIR Baihbun pro
cured hoX OF rough on rats. ana tho
whole or part or said hoN OF rough on
rats was placed by her in quantity
Of coffee which was TO be- taken 10y
said Hart in Ills dinner pan as his sup
ply for Che following day"
The formal arrest OF AIRS Ratnbun
on the chargc of being rcsponsinl" for
the crime Immediately followed thc
CorOncr's decision
Hart. too, must stand trinl. bccaus.
Of his ali gcd relations with Mrs.
Eathbun
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09


Cnuntry-t:crorIs Of rust Years
New York city Wednesday,. Janu-
hry >. 1901. will he memorable i'm tho
history OF the United States. for il was
tine day for tlc payment of interest
AMI dividends hv the Great industrial
and financial corporations of the coun-
try. and these payments wore the
largest ever made. There arc more
corporationS than there ,ro Il ycar
ago. moro Stockholders and hondhol,l-
crs. and therefore more persons -
whom payments were maJ, As The
United states j. the most rrnSncrouS.
financially 1p2 cow.acrciallv. or any
country in the world. aud as the vcnr
1900 was III" most prosperous in the
counilY'S history. :hC sum Distributed
ON Wednesday, was IarmCr thHu that
ever before put in circulation in ANY
country on = Sip"lc duv.
II is estimated that SlT5. O0O n9O was
0iShurscd ON tilat dny. IN AL 90 tho Il
n9nCial CcutrCS oc tie cNintrv II =
rSiiuatod that thiS large SUM found
It's way into the pockets of about IT,
uOO.Oon persons
NS Il matter of fact. Rowe, cr. If the
G0o0.o0o of savings banks dcpositors
hc taken ont. whose a:ri,rcratr wealth
j. %ivor n $2.fi9.ItT. $50. and whose
sharr Of this $175. 900. GEO WAS not far
from SSioOn,O00. the rost or about
SS9.o0Oo0O. was distributed among
comparatively few pcoplc There are
folI mon and women i'm this country
who are estimated 10 he worth 81 coo.
200 az moro. and II large part az tho
remaining $50. coo OCO WAS divided nm
anon" these mjjliouaircS II is said
that. # the portion of th" SSoOnO OaD
which was distributed among these
poSScSSorS Of large wealth were Iii
ldcd among them equally. each one
would rccciv" something Ike 5000
II is also said tlint John II Rockcrcllci'
alonc received about - 0D0. .000 ror his
New Years present. This statement.
however is simply based on a Wall
street guess
iy far the lnr"cSt part or the Sl7:I.
100000 was paid out. of COURSE. in
this city. Those who should know say
that rot far rrom Siio.onp0co was
diShursod ia Now Work. CIV. Thi; U.a4
nboUt %'o0oo.onH more tinu was uliI
oUt on january 80. 1900 "k' diShurSr-
m"nts of shat day We're REGARDED as
almo$l fabulous. and. up to tn.,t time.
were The largest over lnowu III"
payments on account az interest
amounted To- $GGuo':UGi. :rd tr" pay
m"uts ON account ~ diyidpnGS amouu;-
cd to S"f.TlI"o1. There were Other
interest ana dividend payments which
had 20 br estimated, maSiuc the cSti-
mated total disbursements for Janu-
ary ,. 1000. about $t3O.OND ono Tho
January Disbursements for $500 were
SSS.GGl,399: for iS9S. ST9.2O1 %: ro-
lS91. SiS"Sl.%Jo and Tor lS9G, $Tl.-
1JS.39O
The ncwS from Boston is that the
January disbursements there amount
cd To $2O.6I .G4S, an Increase OF $3.50.
$40. rs compared with January. 1900.
Baltimore. Philadelphia. Chicago. Gin
cinnati ana San Francisco are the
other cities where the majority OF "a"
rest of the payments were made. ana
reports from each of these places
State that there was large Increase
over tn" disbursements OF "a wear ago.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09
The Dignified frogs OF Corea.

Frogs in Corea do not hop or lump.
They walk like well-ordered animals
quietly placing one foot after another
until they arrive ut the end of their
journey. 1t is an amusing sight to one
who has always seen the frog of Amer
lea jump.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09

In his final message To the Colorado
Legislature retiring Governor Thomas
said: Gu. credit is exhausted and
We aye e-!- to face with relief or
balErL@.Cl.' The floating dcb1 o. thg
State alocnts to $2.0T3.O11.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09
Morocco rnNs Gcr.mnnX.

BESIDES the three principal claims
against Morocco previously settled
Morocco has agreed 10 pay Germany
S46,269 in silver. ON account OF oth,r
claims and To comply with her othor
lemnnde
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09
Financial Crisis in Mexico Feared.

The alarm in banking and business
circles over the prospect of financial
crisis in Mexico cannot be disguised
The high price of Mexican money IS
causing IL general liquidation of debts
throughout the country. and in every
instance silver Is demanded
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09

\ railroad agent in Cape Colony has
captured a number of cases marked
Condensed Milk." intended for the
Beers. which cont5 ined 5000 split bul-
tets. 500 decorators and $50 pounds OF
nNnnmitp
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09
ICNATlUs DoNNELLY DEAD.

stricken Ill at the Home of Ills Father
in-Law in Minneapolis.
Minneapolis. MINI. -Ignatius Don
nelly, who for thirty-fiYe years haG
been prominent in local and national
politics and in literature, was taken
Ill suddenly in the home OF his father
in-law, Barton Hanson.
Physicians were summoned hastily,
but saw at once there was no hope. He
died In n few hours. lie was seventy
years oIu.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09

The British Fore sn OGicc expects 9,
renewal of thc moduS vivendi m Ec,,.
ioundland, hut believes II viii u, i,.
medlately followed by ncgotiati.,os
WIN the view of finally setting fn,.
lengthy dispute
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09

AZ meeting of the Board of Health
III NanSaS city. Mo. Dr. !. G. James.
resident member Of the state Board of
licHilii. said there were cases Of
Sini'llpoN III more tH9n one hundred
counties OF Missouri and that the
most vigorous quarantine measures
had faiied TO stop the spread of tho
disease.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09
RAMS HORN BLASTS.

cannot call back the arrow from it's
flight.
They who are never weary in prayer
are never mighty therein.
All Christian endeavor must be tho
expression OF Christian experience.
The preacher never knows whether
he would bet on n horseracc till no
has been there.
Nine-tenths OF our arguments
against missions are excuses for clos
ing the pocket book.
The Bible aims to give uniformity
formity of doctrine.
The Christian feels his restrictions
only when he seeks to limit Christ's
domain in his life
They who hope for the inheritance
or The saints in light will not make
light of the testament.
He who cannot bless the waves that
heat him homcward mus have little
longing for home.
y courage GUS man is not SO much he's
who Is brave TO snatch pleasure as he.
who is ready TO bear @aiu
When the sinner Is seeking only
soothing sympathy II, sincerity of HE,
search may be GGc one
When Christ yoke is fitted it
changes TO "in,-
All OF God's demands are but invita-
tions TO privileges.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09
PHILIP D. ARMOUR DEAD
Chicago's Millionaire Passes Away
Alter Two Years Illness.
LEAVES FORTUNE OF s4O,OOo,OOo
He Had Sought nealth at Home and
Abrond-CauEht Cold In FroIic viii,
His Two Grandchi1dren-Sank Pence
fully Into the Long Siecp-Thc Story
of His Carecr--His Philanthropy.

Chicago. - Philip n. Armour. philan-
thropiSt. financier and multi-mlllion-
airc. head of the vast commercial es-
tabliShment that bears his name. died
suddenly of heart trouble at his resi-
GCncc. 2l15 Prairie avenue. Only the
immediate members of the family and
his physicians were at the bedside
w.,ru death occurred. The end came
after two years Illness. in the course
ot which Mr.. Armour visited German
baths. passed the cold months in Cali
fornia. and devoted himself largely to
IN attempt 90 restore his health. which.
however, mad been broken. never 10 be
rcgaincd.
The immCdiI,r cause OF the illness
which ended in his death was bad
cold which MIR. Armour caught at the
timC or the frs SHOW furry in No
vrmbcr. At that time Mr.. Armour
took his two @randSouS. the children
OF the late Philip -. Armour. .Ir. for 81
rid" ON II hand Sled on the sidewalk
in front OF the Armour residence The
children enjoyed the sport. hut Mr.
Armour Cot his feet wet. and cold
resulted which confined him 10 his bed
60" some time
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-01-09

hear-Admiral Farquhar. comiaan1-
ing inc North Atlantic squadron. has
applied for shore Gu,y at An. c,rs. -
ms period OF s'r" 80 IS Cou,n.a.,.
ih-Chicf o. Tie squadron. some mon g.,
hence "'''''"