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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-10-29

nych ME odnowi traktatu handlo-
wego z Niemcami ma dotychczaso-
wych warunkach.
WIEDEN, 29go pazdziernika. =
W "a okregach odbyty sic wYbory
posl6w do austryackiej rady pam
stwa. We wszystkich okregach, z
wyjatkiem jednego, odnie5li zwy-
cieztwo kandydaci partyi chrze-
sciansko socyalnej.
KAPENHAGA, 20 pazdziernika. =
Minister skarbu Haga uprasza
sejm o mianowanie komisyi, kt6ra
Rad zamierza wysfac do swych po-
siadfoSci W Indyach zachodnich, W
celu obmyslenia sposobow powlek-
szenia dochodu, azeby Rad ad-
ministracyi wysp przestas raz po.
nosic ciagfe straty.
ODEsA, 29go pazdziernika. -
Poniewaz Rad odjaf subwencye
towarzystwu aeglugi parowej ma
Dunaju i Morzu Carmen, zarzad
towarzystwa postanowif sprzedac
swe okrety W liczbie IL 2likwido-
wac swe interesy. Kompania ME
wyplacafa nigdy swym akcyona.
ryuszom zadnej dywidendy.
WASHINGTON, 29go pazdziernika.
Rzadowi trudno znalezc kandyda-
ia ma posla W Atenach ktory row.
noczeSnie pefnic musi obowiazki
posia W Belgradzie i Bukareszcie.
Nota amerykanska do mocarstw
europejskich W sprawie przeslado-
wanna zyd6w W Rumunii, ME czyni
stanowiska posfa W Bukareszcie
godnem zazdrosci.
SCRANTON, Pa, 29go pazdz. =
Piec tutejszych kompanij wykaza.
10 liczbami, re 80 proceDt szyb6w
eksploatuje obecnie wegiel, ktorego
produkcya wynosi przeszfo trzy
czwarte produkcyi normalnej. Ze
wszystkich szyb6w wydobyto
przedwczoraj $4,000 ton wegla, a
wczoraj 10000 ton. 80 procent
strajkier6w znalazio dotychczas "a
trudnienie. Reszta jest zmuszona
czekac, dop6ki Fesata kopaln ME
bedzie gotowa do eksploatowania'
W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, 29 pazdz. =
Me otworzono wiecej szyb6w,
lecz W tych kopalniach, W
kt6rych wydobywa sic wegiel, przy'
jeto do roboty wieksza ilo5c gorni.
k6w. Ma dzis przypada pdzieh
Mitchella", kt6ry g6rnicy postano'
will obchodzic uroczyscie.
DEs MONIES, Ia, 29 pazdzier. -
W Prairie City rozbito dynamitem
szafe zelazna W Iowa State Bank"
z dw6ch rabusi6w jeden pilnowas
str6za, azeby stall bezczynnie, a
drugi przez try godziny pracowa1
mad rozbiciem szafy. Dwaj inni
patrolowali ma ulicy i trzyma.
Ii przechodni6w W nalezytej cd
banku odleglosci.S4,0OO staio sic iu'
penn zloczync6w, "a kt6rym pu5cil
sic W pogon uzbrojeni obywatele
DENVER, Colo, 80 pazdziernika
Bawi} tutaj, W przejezdzie Chi
cago do Kahfornii, dr.. A. D. Lo
renz, specyalista wiedenski, ktory
W szpitalu Sw. kukasza dokona
trzech operacyj ma dzieciach, kt6
rych kosci znajdowaty sic W zieu
pofozeniu W biodrach. W szpita
lu powiatowym przedsiewziaf kilks
innych, podobnych operacyj. M
Geese go5cia odbyt sic wieczoren
bankiet. DIS DIR. Lorenz odjeadzt
do Salt Lake.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-10-29
CzerwOny sztandar mad paiacem
guberaatOra.

Wychodzace W Sztuttgardzie ro-
syjskie pismo ,,Oswobozdienije"
podaje wiadomoSc, &e ma pafacu
gubernatora W Tomsku ukazaia sic
naraz pewnego dnia czerwona cho-
ragiew napisem: yPrecz 2 abso-
lutyzmem". Choragiew naturalnie
W tel chwili stracono, sprawc6w
czynu ME wysledzono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-10-29
Kronika MiejscoWa
Republikanie i demokraci pre-.
civ kandydatowi republ-
kanSkiemu.

W. hall Forum, ma rogu Calu-
met ave- 43ciej ul. odbyio sic
wczoraj wielkie zgromadzenie O.
bywateli dystryktu kongre-
syonalnego, zwolane przez repu-
blikanow, ma ktorem republikanle
i demokraci przemawiali bardzo
wymownie przeciw popieraniu re-
publikanskiego kandydata do
kongresu, Martina B. Maddena.
Przyjeto bardzo ostre rezolucye'
w ktorych nazwano Maddena
wrogiem ogoiu, ktoremu zaden
uczciwy czlowiek ME powlnlen
oddac glosu, w ktorych radzi sic
obywatelom I dystryktu, azeby
bez wzgledu ma partya, do ktorej
naleza, oddali swe glosy kandyda-
towi acknowledgements, Martino-
wi Emerichowi.
Republikahski senator Mason
,wczoraj W obec 5000 obywatell W
Auditorium wystapil z oskarze-
MEM przeciw kongresmanowi Al
bertowi J. Hopkins, gubernatoro-
Wi Yates, senatorowi stanowemu
Leu Small i czionkowi legislatu-
nv Curtisowi - samym republl-
kanom - IL starali sic przekuplc
suma $4,000 J. B. Dawsona, repu-
blikahskiego niezaleznego handy
data do legislatury, azeby cofnai
swa kandydature.
Ogromnie rozrzucaja pieniadze
republikanie!
Dzielnie sic znalaz}.
Lonis Baltimore, portyer wa
gonu pullmanowskiego ma pocia-
GU kursujacym pomiedzy Chica-
60 a St. Louis, zostal wczoraJ
wieczorem obrabowany przez
trzech rabusiow ma rogu ulic Ca
nal i Washington. Szedi on do
piracy dzwonil pieniadzmi, Mn
dolar6wkami w sumie 81. Napa-
dnieto ma niego choc dzielnie sic
bronil, zabrano mu pieniadze j
zloty jego zegarek. Baltimore po-
wrocil do domu pm. 744 Carroll
ave., zabra1 revolver powrocia
ma mieisce rabunku w nadziei, re
odkryie jeszcze rabusiow. Spo-
strzegl ich tez w szynku ma rogu
ulic Canal i Madison i wszed}
tam rewolwerem skierowanym
ku swoim napastnikom. Dwoch z
Mich ratowalo sic ucieczka; trzeci,
llu ktoremu revolver byl skiero-
wany, us1uchal rozkazu poszedl
do stacyi przy Desplaines str. ma
rozkaz Baltimore'a, ktory szedl
"a MIN ciagle z rewolwerem wy
mierzonym. Tam rabusia areszto-
wano. Podal on swe nazwisko ia
ko w. J. Vinette.
Transfer tickets.
Zarzad dyrektorow Union
Traction Co." uchwalil ma wczo-
rajszej swojej sesyi polecic kon-
duktorom ma wszystkich kolejach
ulicznych stojacych pod kontrola
Union Traction Co. i Consolida-
ted Traction CT. wydawac bilety
przenosne (transfer tickets) wa
zne dla wszystkich przecinaja-
cych sic linij tramwajowych, sto-
sownie do rozstrzygniecia wyz-
| szego sadu stanowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-10-29

powiedniemi ustawami, zapisaiy
sie ma sad rozjemczy W sprawie
Morskiego Okla, przeto wyrok tego
sadu zamyka sp6r ma zawsze. Agi-
tacya radykai6w wegierskich a
gent6w Hohenlohego jest wiec zu-
petnie bezcelowa, o lie chodzi tylko
Morskie Oko, ale bardzo celowa,
o lie dazy do uczynienia z Polak6w
Wegr6w nieprzyjaci6f. q polskiej
strouy udaremni sic te niecnq in
tryge olimpiiskim spokoJem Okla
zywaniem Wegrom zyczliwosci.oni
zas postapia bardzo dobrze, jezeli z
wfasciwa sobie energia zmusza
swych radykaf6w do zrozumienia,
IL Wegry, jako panstwo cywilizo-
wane szanuja prawa miedzynaro-
dove.
Prezes ministr6w austryackich
Koerber przediozyf zaproszonym
ma konferencya przywodzcom po-
szczeg6lnych stronnictw parlamen-
tsrnych nastepujace propozycye CO
do uregulowania kwestyi jezyko.
wei W Czechach ma Morawach.
Sa one nastepujacego brzmienia:
Niemieckiego jezyka winno sic
uzywae W dotychczasowych roz-
miarach: y W obcowaniu wfadza-
mi wojskowemi zandarmerya; p
W obcowaniu z wfadzami po "a
Czechami, odnosnie Morawami; 3
niemieckiego jezyka winny uzywac
wiadze administracyjne tax przy
czynno5ciach podczas sfuzby, iak i
przy konferencyach urzedowych,
dalei przy przedkfadaniu sprawo-
zdan do wfadz centralnych it'd.
RownoczeSnie winny wfadze ad-
ministracyjne W tel mierze odr6z-
MAC zasadniczo dzielnice czysto
czeskie, czysto niemieckie dziel-
nice pod wzgledem jezykowym
mieszsne. Do czysto czeskich "a
licza sic to okregi sadownicze, W
ktorych przy liczeniu ludnosci W
roku 1900 przy kazdem nastep.
mem liczeniu mniej jak 20 procent
osiadfej ludnosci uwaza iezyk od-
mienny Cd krajowego "a swoj oj-
czysty. Wszelkie inne okregi sa-
downicze uwazac nalezY "a mie-
szane. Stcsownie do tego poste-
powac sobie winny wladze kra-
jowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-10-29
Policyant samobojca.

3436 S. Irving ave-, LEGACY lat IS,
przed kilku laty zostai skaleczo-
ny w czasie zbiegowiska w South
Chicago przy peinieniu swej siu-
zby, i cd owego czasu pobierai
pensya. Ale komisya niedawno
uznala go zdrowymi przed dwoma
tygodniami zostai on napowrot
przyjety do sluzby. Przed tygo-
dniem stawai pred policyjna
sledcza w1adza oskarzony 0 upi-
Gle sic opuszczenie stanowiska
skazano go ma odciagniecie pen
syi "a jeden dzieh. Cd tego czasu
podobno byl ciagle w zlym hu-
morze. Wczoraj wieczorem przy-
szedl do domu. Byl podobno zno-
WI pijany i powiedziai swej 20
ME, re zabije ia, dwoje swych
dzieci, potem siebie. Burnsowa
uciekla do sasiada najmlodszem
dzieckiem ma reku, a wtedy
Burns poszedi do swego pokoju
bawialnego, usiadl w fotelu, /
strzeliwszy do siebie prosto W
SERGE, zabil sic ma miejscu.
zydki w strachu.
Strach padl wczoraj ma dziel-
nice zwana ghetto" pomiedzy u
licami Canal, Fifteenth, Halsted
i Jackson boul., kiedy polawlf Sic
tam superintendent departamen-
tu przymusowego ksztalcenla,
Bodine, a MIN 20 urzednikow o.
piekunczych i kilkunastu policy
antow okoIo 10 godz. rano. Wy
lapywano dzieci ME uczeszczaJa-
! ce do 'szkoly, zydziaki zydo-
| weczki, ale takze mieszkajqce tam
wloskie dzieciaki rozbiegaly sic
DO zaulkach i ukrywaly w piwnl-
each, szopach innych norach.
Praca urzednikow trwala do 60
dziny I, ale 1o2 chiopcow 81
! dziewczat zapedzono do najbliz-
szych szkoi oddano je pod ople-
Ike nauczycieli.
Nova konstytucya dla miasta.
Zapowiedziana ma wczoraJ
"konwencya konstytucyjna" re-
prezentantow "a roznych klu-
bow, lig obywatelskich i stowa-
rzyszeh, odbyla sic w ratuszu
wspolnie reprezentantami mia
sta. Okoio 70 delegatow przybyio
ma zebranie, a burmistrza obrano
tymczasowym przewodniczacym,
MIN stale sic zorganizowano
Now wygloszono wiele, debaty
byly bardzo obszerne; ostatecz-
nie postanowiono ulozyc plany
novel konstytucyi dla miasta
Chicago, a W szczegolnosci zmia-
ny pieciu paragrafow konstytu-
cyl. Komitet wybrany ma sic "a
iac obmysleniem srodkow i zwo-
lac nastepne zgromadzenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-10-29
PoWstaicy W Kolumbii poddali sic.
Zapowiedz generalnego strajku we
Francyi.
ZWyeieztwo antysemitow przy wyborachp pos}6w
do rady pahstwa W Austryi.
BRAK KANDYDAT0W Ma POShA AMERYKAN.
SKIEGO BUKARESZCIE

G6rncy obchodza dzsaj uroczyscie ,dzie6 Mitchela"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-10-29
PIOTR KIOLBASSA,
KANDYDAT Ma sKARBNIKA PoW1AToWEeo

Wybory dniG Ago Listopada, 1902.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-17
sUslNess LOCALS.

! A good glass of Tokay is the best
irfmady in cases of malarial fever-15c
ger gal. t,Roffschlaeger Co.'S.
I Remington Typewriters and typewri-
ters' supplies at the Remington Type
writer new office, 129 Hotel ST.
Eyes examined free and at any time
at Sanford's in Boston block. Most
complete and accurate optical service
in the city.
Henry Waterhouse & Co. offer the
Patty and Dickey houses on Bates St.
and other places for rent. See ad. bot
tom page 4.
An adjourned special meeting of the
Waimea Sugar Mill Co. Will be held in
the assembly Hall over Castle &
Cookies on Thursday, Oct. End.
Two modern cottages having electric
lights and all sanitary plumbing are of
fered for rent. For further particulars
see our classied ads. on page 8.
Auction sale of household furniture
and, effects today at residence on 1875
Fort St Sale begins at 10 o'clock. List
of articles to be sold see Jas, f. Nor
gan's column.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-17
Lyman to Return to HAWAII

Lieutenant David Lyman, a Saliva
zionist who is well known in Hawaii,
for some time at the Mems Training
Garrison in Oakland, has been promot-
ed to captaincy. He expects to come
out to the islands soon to engage in
Salvation Army work here. Captain
Matthews reports that the Army has
made fifty conversions in Honolulu dur
ing the past six weeks Maj. and Mrs.
Harris have just returned from Kauai
where they held a large number of
meetings, conducted two marriage GER
emonies, dedicated a child, and wit
messed a number of conversions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-17
The Balllf Nuisance.

The Sentinel again calls the attention
of the tax-paying public to the useless
but expensive appendages of our courts
Last Friday, when one of our Courts
of Record was adjudicating the water
rights of interested parties in one of
our local valleys not a "Bailiff" went
near it although the corridors enjoyed
the privilege of their august presence.
If these officers of the courts as suppos
ed to act only as private messengers for
our Judges then the voters should see
that the famous bailiff act which has
already proved such a drain on the
public treasury and the judiciary APP
preparation impeding and hindering the
dispensing of justice as required by
law is repealed at the coming session
of the egislature.-Sentinel. Ike Kali.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-17
ANNIVERSARY OF
A ROYAL DEATH
Keopuoiani. "Queen-M Mother, y
Died at Lahaina, Septem-
Der i6, 1923.

Yesterday was the anniversary of the
death of Keopuolani, the queen
mother whose death on September %.
1923. at Lahaina was regretted in every
part of the Hawaiian kingdom. Keopu-
olani was the wife of Kamehameha 1.
their children being I1iholiho. Kameha-
meha II. who died in London; Kauike-
aouli, Kamehameha III. and MAIZENA,
ena.
About the end of May. 1923. Keopu-
olani. who was the highest chief in the
nation by blood, moved her residence
to Lahaina At her request, Messrs.
Stewart and Richards, with Taua, her
Tahitian chaplain, accompanied her and
founded a mission station there under
her patronage. On August q, Kaahu-
manu-, Kaumualii, Kalanimoku. and
other chiefs arrived at Lahaina in a
fleet of three brigs and two schooners
of which not only the decks. but also
the chains, bowsprits and tops, were
crowded with people.
Soon after, Keopuolani was taken
with her last Illness and expired Sep
TENDER 16, after receiving baptism from
Mr. Ellis. She had previously given
strict orders forbidding all heather
practices at her death. Her funeral
was conducted in a quiet and orderly
manner, with solemn religious rites.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-17
Quarterly Meeting.

The quarterly meeting of the Ladies
Society of Central Union church will
be held in the ladies' parlor of
the church on Thursday morning, Sep
TENDER is, at ten o'clock. A full attend
ance is requested.
The regular church social will take
place on the evening of Thursday, Sep
TENDER Is, in the vestry of the church.
As this is the opening social of the
season, 1t is hoped that many will be
present Strangers especially will be
cordially welcomed at the door by the
reception committee, Mrs. Charles B.
Dyke, Mrs E. S. Gill and Miss Marga-
ret MCINTYRE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-17
A PEsTIFERoUs GERM.

Burrows up the Scalp Into Dandruff
and Saps the Hairs Vitality.
People who complain of falling hair
as a rule do not know that it is the re-
suit of dandruff, which is caused by a
pestiferous parasite burrowing up the
scalp as 1t digs down to the sheath in
which the hair is fed in the scalp, Be
fore long the hair root is shiveled up
and the hair drops out. If the work of
the germ is not destroyed hair keeps
thinning till badness comes. The only
way to cure dandruff is to kill the
germ, and until now there has been no
hair preparation that would do it; bug
TO-DAY dandruff is easily eradicated by
Newbros Herpicide, which makes hair
glossy and soft as silk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-17
While PeIe was Asleep

President Kennedy of the Inter-1s-
land Navigation Company, 7. F. Lam
sing, Q. H. Ber1ey and Mr. Wichnan
returned yesterday morning in the
Mauna Loa from Hawaii, all having
visited the volcano. The gentlemen
spent two days at the volcano. which
was then dormant. The cooling lava
rims about the new lake had fallen IN
and smothered the fire. AT night, how
ever, Mr.. Berrey says the fire could be
seen coming up through the crevices
The heat. was oppressive from the place
where they viewed the crater.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-17
LOCAL BREVlTIEs.

( Entries for the Regatta day yacht
races close today.
Judge Estee is expected to return
from Waialua today.
/ There is reported to be shortage of
! tank gasoline in the city.
The Pacific Lodge will hold a special
meeting this evening for work in the
/ third degree.
The Catholic Benevolent Union of
Hawaii meets tonight. A full attend
anee is desired.
The Artillery Athletic Club has dis
banded and will not have a football
team in the league this year.
K Battery of the Camp Mckinley ar
tillery is on ten days trip around
the island, having started Monday.
The Honolulu Athletic Club will give
smoker Friday evening to celebrate
It's victory in the Honolulu baseball
league.
Today is positively the last of Sachs
big sale. Store will be closed tomorrow.
Announcement of their grand opening
in new building later.
a moonlight bathing party was given
at the Hotel Annex by the Y. w. c. A.
last evening. Many members of the
Y M. c. A. We're also present.
Consul Hoare sends in the following
notice: The celebration of the birth
day of His Britannia Majesty King Ed
ward VII will take place this year on
Monday. November 10th.
Allan Dunn has been appointed a
011a1s. of he of
the Hawaii Yacht Club and is their
selection to represent the club as judge
of the races on Regatta Day.
The Orpheum box office for Satur-
days athletic tournament and fistic
carnival opens this morning. The prin-
cipal event will be 10-round glove
contest between Jack Weday and the
soldier boy" Phil Kaminsky.
A special meeting of the Portuguese
Political Club will be held this eve in
st. Antonio Hall for the purpose of de-
Gliding the matter of selecting an inde-
pendent candidate to represent the
Portuguese in the coming election.
The large number of prisoners await
ing the death sentence has caused Jail
or Henry to secure additional cells for
four of these death cells which are bet
ter safeguarded than those used for the
confinement of ordinary prisoners.
Two soldiers from Camp Mckinley
are reported to be laid up as a result
of bullet wounds inflicted by Hawai-
ian. The soldiers are said to have in
suited the natives wife and he bor-
rowed a gun from Chinese and start
ed after the men, with the above result.
Preparations are being made for
Home Rule convention for the nomina-
ton of Oahu legislators upon the re-
turn of kalauokalani from Hawaii. Re-
ports from the big island are to the
effect that the Home Rule meetings
have lost considerable in enthusiasm
from those of the last campaign.
The Herman libel case was before
Commissioner Gill yesterday and con-
tinued until this afternoon, when Judge
Estee will have returned from Waialua.
Negotiations We're opened for the set
Element of the case yesterday and it is
not unlikely that the amounts claimed
with court costs will be paid today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-17
ooNoERT TONIGHT.
Band Will Play at Hawaiian Hotel
Annex, Waikiki.
PART I.

Overture, Semiramide .. Rossini
Cornet Solo, Alice, Where Art Thou?
Mr.. Charles Kreuter.
Selection, The Rose of Castillo Bale
Vocal
Miss j. Keliiaa.
(c) Wal Mapuna. (d) Ahea De-.
Mrs. N. Alapai.
PART H.
Selection, In Sunny Tennessee. Boetger
Fantasia, La Paloma .......... Grader
March, Oar Guiding Star -. Wright
Finale, Loves Old Sweet Song -.
............. ........... Buccalossi
the Star Spangled Banner .....
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-17

1853

Or business is growing be-
cause we pay closest attention to
every part of it. Our greatest am
bition is to make a success of this
drug store-not an ordinary Soc.
success, but a success that will be
talked about far and wide. Our
plan is to treat every customer so
agreeably that we will hold every
one, Then every new customer
represents just so much growth to
our business.
We cordially invite you to
our store and make us as useful
to you as possible. Let this be
your down town stopping place
where you can meet your friends,
use the telephone, leave packages
or in any way make the drug store
useful to you.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-21

Asuinaido prefers the gold cure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-21
the GRAND JURY.

The grand jury. after n weeks ses-
sion. will make It's final report today.
This II the frst time that Honolulu has
seen the grand jury system worked out
with some consideration for the tax
payers We have had grand iuries that
sat for n month or ak weeks and went
on fishing trips every day TO try and
catch something for n political judge
To use against Governor Dole ut wash
ington; we have had packed grand
juries which whitewashed boodiers and
grand juries that moused about IN
search OF the pettiest offenses-but new
er before have We had n Woodworking
basiness-like body which. without neg
Letting any real duty. got through its
business In n week and stood ready 20
On home. For this innovation Judge
Robinson has the thanks OF the tax
paying community.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-21

Cuba began business yesterday as an
independent republic. and the world 10
waiting to zee whether II can go on as
such without seriors friction. As n
rule the Spanish-American republic I'm
its formative years. Is n hotbed OF In
trigue and treason against the chosen
civil authorities II gets no relief IN
I'll there arises n strong man like Diaz
cr Jorge houtt to rule Il with imperial
nrrnness and continuity. OF course the
right OF the United States under the
Piatt amendment To interfere and pre-
serve the peace In Cuba will steady
things and may save the day for the
young republic: but nevertheless the
outs are not going TO be agreeable to
the ms nor IL the annexation party.
which contains the better elements OF
the population. going TO take negro
Legislative and provincial rule with a
screns face.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-21
THE COMING FIESTA.

The plea OF the Ministerial Unior
that the fiesta should not be had IL II
leads to excuses. Is one that might be
used against a fourth of July celebra-
ton or any public holiday affair In
which people are given a chance to en-
Joy themselves I'm their own way. Some
men. out for n holiday. go TO extremes
In their personal conduct; but when
these afYlict the peace or disturb the
order Of the community the police have
n duty to perform and they generally
act with promptness. II Is better 10
leave such things TO them than to step
I'm between the public and its rational
pleasures so as to keep individuals in
check That In the spirit OF the old
Puritans. the most meddiesome of
biEots. and IL In not one for such an
intelligent ministry OF that OF Homo
lulu to adopt.
Ar the same time the Christian pub
lie may rest assured that fiesta In
the hands OF the merchants will not be
planned or permitted 20 give n bad
name to the town What We are going
60 have In n big fair on American
lines. with plenty OF fun and merry
making. public spectacies and sports
n good thing at any time whether small
like a fiesta or big like an exposition