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Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09
The BOer Delegates.

The visit of the Boer delegates to Wash
ington while the Philippine question is
under discussion and Investigation ad-
monished the gentlemen of the delegation
that this Republic is the last power on earth
to offer either assistance or intervention in
behalf of the Dutch Republics Of South
Africa. We are pursuing the same unjust-
fable policy in the Philippines that Eng
land is carrying out in South Africa, and
both our President and State Department
fully realize the gross inconsistency of any
action on their parts in behalf of the Beers.
The exploded theory that all governments
derive their ust powers from the consent
Of the governed marked the administration
of the late President. And his successor with
the same Secretary of State and Repub-
lican Congress are carrying out that policy
of departure from a principle heretofore
held sacred by all political parties and By
all classes Of Americans.
AT the Emmett anniversary meeting held
at the Columbia Theater in this city Sunday
evening last there were Democratic and
Republican Senators and Representatives
who animadverted on the policy of an
American administration which permitted
men fighting for liberty to be exterminated,
and by the very power which has been our
persistent enemy from the Revolution TO
the Spanish War. These gentlemen con-
demned the aid and assistance rendered the
British government in making New Orleans
a base Of supples-the sacred soil where
the Irish h-American Jackson defeated Paken-
ham and his veterans in pitched battle
from the port Of which mules and horses
are shipped TO the British army in South
Africa. The whole country condemns this
continued assistance to the British as il is a
we'll known fact that minus American mules,
horses and food supplies the British would
have been compelled to come to terms with
the Beers
The Boer delegates are not in Washing
ton to secure lip sympathy, either in Con-
gress or out Of II. They know the in6nites-
NAL value Of such assistance 70 men fight
ing overwhelming odds But they ask that
the American Republic sever its practical
alliance with mouarchical England and cease
rendering aid and comfort to their enemy,
who recently proclaimed his intention Of
forcing the remnant Of those he fails TO ex-
terminate to leave their native land.
The old Cromwellian policy in Ireland
has been proclaimed against The Beers, but
even Cromwell gave the Irish an alterna-
tive Chamberlain refuses 70 the gal.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

bitterly oppose the proposition. Defeated
there by the good sense and knowledge of
the Congress, Fouike ct a. seek the Pres
ident, whom they induced to classify
Machen's Rural Free Delivery grass widows
and enter their protest against his signature
to a law enacted by the wisdom, experience
and knowledge of the Congress Of the
United States.
When it is considered that niue-tenths-
nay nineteen-twentieths of The American
people are opposed to this Civil Service
law as bastard European and mouarchical
innovation, il is indeed most marvellous in
view Of the insults hurled at Congress by
Foulke and colleagues that there is not
courage manhood and political sagacity
enough in that body to jump with both feet
on these Swivel Service cranks and mash
them in the mud and mire they have made
with this unAmerican and unDemocratic
law.
There is not sixteen-year-old youth Of
either sex in Washington who is ignorant
of the sinister purposes which this Civil
Service law serves, and that department
officials alone are its bene6cianes. Neither
the public service nor the American people
derive any advantages from it. Lazy Con-
gressmen, it is true, can escape the re-
proaches of constituents seeking jobs by
referring the applicants to the law, but
decent respect for the gallant yeOmeu who
elect Congressman and Legislators and
Presidents ought, and we predict ultimately
will inspire the Congress with sufficient
courage to wipe this concubine and grass
widow measure from the statute books.
Congressman have had a striking object les
son, and so has, indeed, the entire country,
in the inconsistent action of Foulke & Co.
IN the classification of Machen's Rural Free
Delivery Washingtonian grass widows, ETC.,
and the bitter opposition of these same
commissioners to the classification of men
and women from every Congressional dis
trict in the United States who took a severe
examination on their appointment to the
service and demonstrated their quali6ca-
tions by two years of faithful and efficient
service.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

The power Of the department chiefs and
the atmosphere Of Washington have even
landed the head.strong Rough Rider He
signed without protest the order taking in
Machen's Rural Free Delivery male and
female Washingtouian pap suckers He
will also sign without a murmur the bill
taking in all the Washingtonians te porary
clerks Of the Spanish war but when IL
comes to the Congressional appointees Of
American citizens from every Congressional
district in the United States the President
and the Civil Service Commissioners raise
a howl Why2 Simply because the Census
clerks are not Washingtonians and Mary
landers, and the department chiefs have
had no chance to shake them down or select
concubinesl That's the plain truth, Mr..
President, and the GLOBE knows it. So do
the Civil Service Commissioners, who with
indecent haste, asked you to issue an ex-
ecutive order placing August Machen's
Rural Free Delivery Washington gang in
the snivel service.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09
NorIcE mo- srocKHoLDERs.

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sible in the matter of libel suits, etc, for
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to the public
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Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09
MY LADY MAGAZINE

alike iN abboiHimeRt and retention to hon
orably discharged veterans Of the Civil
War who are at and well qualified to per.
form the duties of the places which they
seek aud are filling.
'rHEoDoRE ROOSEVELT.
White House, January ~ 1904"
II a single veteran Of the Civil War" has
been benefited by above order many of his
comrades would be glad for him to publish
the fact in the SUNDAY GLOBE Since above
order was published throughout the land
over forty days ago we venture the asser-
tion that not single appointment for
reason of such order has been made We
would advise this kind of an order 10 be
made zOhich cOHld do no harm but a world
of good, or we aie not fit for President to
wit:
"The President demands that at least one
third of all heads Of departments shall be
changed to some other de partment not in
connection or touch of department Mt located
where salary the same"
blind man could tell this plan would
disconnect all c0kiNSi0N for a time at least,
an equal percentage of subordinates might
be very wise change also. "A change Of
pasture makes fat cattle"
True, an engraver could not take the
place of a clerk-clerks, the place Of Navy
Yard employees, etc, but changes in each
department for similar work In other de-
partments could be easily arranged, and no
question better the service and surround
ings.
There is scarcely a single department
where there is not some manner of collu-
sion or friction Of some kind and we think
this august board of Civil Service Commis-
sioners or part of them, could be changed
to advantage TO some other department if
only pounding sand in a rathole in the
Philippine Islands.
We know of veterans that were examined
for positions October q, FIVE months ago,
that have been walking the streets of Wash
ington living from hand to mouth, and no
report of their grade to this date, we invite
the President to have this matter looked
into aud reports made upon their grades at
least.
An executive order in this direction would
not be amiss and unless executive order,
made January II, is not obeyed. but on the
other hand ignored, we think an investiga-
tion would be in order
1t would be learned beyond doubt the
veteran of 1861 to 1865 was being discrimi-
mated against by the very ones who claim
to be the veterans friend in a great number
Of instances. Shame on such ingratitude
to the old soldier. and by the very party
who c0nid not or zVoukd not haze been in
bosoey II not for united vote and support
of veterans.
A VETERAN.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

When Congress assembled Foulke rushed
to the President and warned him to place
the Rural Free Delivery in the Civil Service
before Conzressmeu caught on and deluged
the department with their appointees. And
the President Immediately issued the ex-
ecutive order. Foulke concealed or did
not inform the President that the Rural
Free Delivery service had already been
packed with the relatives and friends Of
department officials and that the patronage
had been actually apportioned out among
them, a certain chief of division in the post
Office claiming six more
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09
Personal.

1t has come to our ears that many shares
of the WASHINGTON SUNDAY GLOBE would
be purchased but that the proposed pur-
chasers do not want their names made use
Of or revealed to others We desire to state
TO all such intending purchasers that the
stock book in which the names of share
sholders are registered is under our imme-
diate charge and no unauthorized person is
permitted to see or examine the same. The
names Of stockholders will NOT be revealed
or made use of in any manner whatsoever.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

liant Dutch burghers ITO hell or
Connaught" was Cromwen's altern
ative to the remnants of the Irsh
left after his unparalleled butcheries
The Irish selected Connaught and left
Cromwell the other placel The Irish are
still in Connaught, and it is fair to presume
that Cromwell is also in his selected abode
from whence we are taught to believe
there is no redemption
If the present administration and Re
publican Congress cannot save the rem
nan's of the Beers by inducing England to
grant honorable terms Of peace, they can at
least withdraw the aid extended the British
in the matter of making New Orleans the
American base Of supplies for the British
army in South Africa.
And the Beers will do the restl
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09
Hill VS.. German.

II is simply complimentary Of the talents
and great ability of Senator German to men
tion him as a Presidential possibility. He is
as much out of the 1904 handicap as William
Jennings Bryan. Besides being geograph-
ically ineligible, he is personally uuavail-
able. No campaign of enthusiasm and ag-
gressive fighting could be made with a
leader who lost the Democratic state of
Maryland in a National campaign.
In comparison with the superb quali6ca-
tions for leadership in 1904 possessed by
David B. Hill of New York, Arthur Pue
German of Maryland stands in the relation.
ship of a forced political partisan to an
ideal statesman and leader
Mr.. German will hold his own in the Sem
ate, where cold blooded sagacity reaps the
all sufficient reward of partisan triumphs
and opposition hatreds, but it will take the
genius and comprehensive grasp of Ma
tonal emotions possessed by David B. Hill
to lead the Democracy of the Republic to
victory.
No hot air or hot house fulminations of
limited job printing bureaus on No. book
paper can boost" the Maryland Senator
into equal rank or equal availability with
leaders of the Hill type. The location, as
the deadly parallel Of qualifications, are
against him, and nothing but exuberant
nervousness at his unexpected return to
the Senate from lost state, can account for
the absurd Literary gyrations emanating
from an enthusiastic relative by marriage Of
the great Senator from Maryland, my Mary
land.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

The smallpox is a pest hard to stamp out
It thrives in all kinds Of weather, especially
cold or raw days, such as Washington ex-
perieuced early in the week. Classified as
local, "i is not afected,a as zymotic. diseases
are, by hygenic and sanitary conditions Of.
environment any more than it is baked in
its dread march by castle or mansion, King
or President Both France and England
lost crowned heads by this democratic but
filthy contagion.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

With the base uses to which the Civil
Service law is put by the heads of depart
ments and high officials, known to every
Congressman why the concubine and shake
down law is not repealed shows the pull"
and the strength of the under world of
Washington Congressman have had an
other object lesson in the obstacles raised
against the classification of the Congress-
ionally appointed Census clerks
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

Fellow Anglo Saxons" lost Baltimore
TO the Democracy and Arthur Pue German
uttered the expression: The anglo Sax
ons" will have to nominate and elect
Arthur P. President, the Germans, Ameri-
cans and Irish won't do it by d. sight!
Make a note of this Mr.. Norris!
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

Tbs Republicans could turn more than
half a million votes against the Presidential
Democratic candidate who addressed an
audience of American Democrats as fellow
Anglo-Saxons." " The American Irish are not,
we are pleased to announce, fellow Anglo
Saxons, and there are SOME Irish-American
Democratic votes
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

Hon. Julius Kahn should be initiated forth
with into the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick.
His speech at the Columbia Theater Sun
day night last was magnificent tribute 10
THE Lost Tribe" Moore in his Sound
the loud trimbell" expressed the religious
fervor Of the Irish heart for the triumphs
of the oppressed and chosen people Of the
I,ordp The Irish and Jews have common
ties Of friendship in their expressions.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

There we're only eighty-six and one-third
columns the past week in the two leading
New York Democratic newspapers about
Vanderbilt, Webb, Rockefeller and their
fellow miiliouaires. Fitzsimmons, Jefferies
McCovern ei al are becoming jealOus-they
had only seventy nine aud two-thirds
columns in the same period
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

The infamous trafhe going on in the Cap
itol among employees of the Government is
just what might be expected from the ex-
ample set them by the Congressional ring
which regulates the salaries aud patronage
OF every clerk and laborer in the building
It is a disgraceful exhibit all around
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

The delayed passengers, especially over
the B. & O.. suffered considerable incon.
vience through the recent storms and foods.
The moneyless among them went without
food until relieved by the local terminal
agent Of the system.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

The District Com mmissioners are so alb
sorbed with bridges and large undertakings
they have no time to inquire into munich
pal lodging houses. aims houses, iails, etc.
Besides kicks" from inmates of such
places do not count.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

Cuba and the Philippines will soon real
ize the benefits of benevolent assimilation,
the one is to be a free Republic with
string to it and the other colonial self (?)
governed (in) dependency.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

Imagine that sagacious and well read
statesman, David B. Hill, addressing an
audience of Americans as fellow Anglo
SaxonsW
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

The political party in power which re-
peals the infamous Civil Service law, to
the provisions of which nine.tenths of the
people are bitterly opposed, will ensure
itself a long lease of power.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09
AdrertIsers Attention.

The SUNDAY GLOBES circulation is in-
creasing at the rate Of 2,ooo copies a week
For the week ending March there was sold
I6,o25 copies. This is the largest circula-
tion Of any Sunday paper in Washington.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

1t is fair to assume that Democratic
National Committeeman Slater is not for
Hon. James L. Norris for member of Presi-
dent (OO Gorman's cabinet
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09
Notice Subscribers.

The WAsHINeToN SUNDAY GLOBE will
be delivered in the city at the rate Of
twenty cents per month payable in advance.
c. T. HUNTER,
Circulation Manager
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

The Rural Free Delivery is a gigantic
steal and is necessarily occupying Con
gressional overtime and interested atten.
ton.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

The Kretol Company, be it remembered
was organized by an Ohio man. Need any
thing more be saidG
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

Senator Clarke's automobile has the rep
utation Of putting several persons out Of
business.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09
IN BOOK PORN.

"a woman from the West in wash
ingtOn" Again Greets the Public.
SUNDAY GLOBE readers Will be grati6ed
to learn that the fascinating serial "Rhoda
Roland" appearing in the GLOBE a few
months since. in which were depicted the
vicisstudes of a stenographer in search of a
situation, will be issued, in cloth cover, by
the H. T. wilkins Co. The GLOBE is at
the same time satisfied that a serial Of such
unquestioned merit first saw the light of day
in its columns, and feels assured that
''Rhoda" IN her new dress will add to her
already extended list OF friends and ac-
quaintances.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09
The Mismanagement of Sc. Elizabeth
Asylum by Dr. Richardson.

Ihe N Encouragement of Sc. Elizabeth
Asylum by Dr. Richardson.
Editor Sunday Globe.
Under the head Of a superintendent.
Charles Williamson. who is stated the
trusted carpenter 10 look after work of that
kind, besides ex-shoemaker, who runs
the mill, there are thousands of feet Of
lumber which are monthly destroyed and
wasted
A few days ago thirty-seven sets of door
jams were given to him to get out, which
required four days for one man to get the
measurement. This is obviously wrong to
everybody. The cost of this measurement
was &S4 Roof on new kitchen at Dr. Simp-
sons with all the errors (which drawing
will show will be necessary to ascertain to
give the amount Of cost. The porches on
Dr. Simpsons side, and the amount of ma
terial used is all booked and accessible.
There was recently lay off of mechanics
at St. Elizabeth's which was done by Mr.
Williamson. He selected a convict of seven
years sentence to fill one of the places at
SOS per month, besides board and washing
This ex criminal had been signing the rolls
for S2S per month for about twenty-five
months
DIR. Richardson dismissed thd old fore
man. MI fafhht VINO ndQ DeGu LueIe I0rly
years, to put in his place an insane patient
John Mehan, at Sz.5o per day, which is paid
for by the taxpayers of the District of Co
lumbia. These and other matters showing
the mismanagement of this institution are
susceptible Of proof before any investigst-
ing committee, and we would advise steps
to be taken Immediately to that end.
The mismanagement of affairs at St. Eiz-
abeth calls for an investigation. His cow
boy has another big order IN from the doc
tor for repairs which IS uncalled for-3,oOo
feet of white pine at six cents per foot for
common troughs, one pair of doors for DR..
Simpson, costing $50 This is all under the
supervision Of his foreman, Charles j. Viii
hanson. There was big cut in the force
by him. One of the boys asked him how
many was laid of. He said seven with
teais in his eyes. Did son go' Oh. no, he has
a family to look after and feed.
JUSTICE.
Both Houses Of Congress passed the Gem
sus bill aud the President kicked" after
recommending the law in his message
Neither House of Congress passed the Rural
Free Delivery Civil Service law, but the
President issued an executive order placing
the relatives and friends of department Of
icials in the classified Civil Service. Now
why this is thus we leave to Foulke & Co.
It is too much for as.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-27
LOCAL and GENERAL

Kona coffee to be good must be pure.
c. J. Day sells ii.
Gentlemen. refresh yourselves at tho
First National Saloon.
A strasgler from the Troquols has
been posted at the police station.
The ship Hawaiian Isles will haul in
TO the Oceanic wharf to discharge.
\ scarf and pin were lost recently.
Reward for return. See al page S.
The schooner Kona will sail for tho
Sound in ballast sometime tomorrow
morning.
Notice Of meeting of Fourth District
Second Precinct Club appears under
New Today on page 5.
For baby carriages and sewing ma.
chimes and stoves and safes, call on
HotfsChlaeger Co., Ltd.
The bark olympic sails for San
Francisco at . o'clock tomorrow after.
noon. She will carry passengers and
full cargo OF sugar.
p. +. r. Strauch has Groom house
with lot for sale on Insane Asylum road
for only $3.50. on easy terms. This is a
poor mans bargain. See new ad.
While the senior crew of the Hea.
lani Boat Club was out practicing on
Pearl HarbOr yesterday in the new
shell which recently arrived from OK.
ford, It was swamped and badly brols'
en-. Secretary Cooper saw the acct
dent from his launch Manuwai and
going over to tie boys who were noun
dering in the water, picked them M
and made for their headquarters. I
will take three or four days to get tn,
shell in shape again.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-27
CAUGHT IN CALM BELT
JAMES Make SIGHTS
SHIP OFF WAlANAt
German Ship Al&erschwan Was Head
Ing That Way May &c Delayed
for Several Days Without
Wind.

The steamer James Makcc, Captain
Tullctt. which arrived with cargo OF
sugar from Kauai ports yesterday af.
ternoon, sighted a fine four masted shiI
flying signals. off Waianae. between
BARRIERS Point and Kaena Point. Cap.
tain Tullett could not make her out.
The ship, whoever she was, was be.
Gained. She carried every stitch o
canvas. but not breath OF air stirred
her sails.
She was in the calm belt" said Cap
tain Tullett this morning, and she is
likely to stay there several days.
khen the Makee was off Barbers point
yesterday we sighted the big German.
ship AlsterChwan bound from this port
for Seattle. She was making right for
the calm belt"
Island schooners trading between Ho
nolulu and the windward side Of thu
island are well acquainted with thi;
calm belt off Walanae and steer clea
os ii as much as possible. The Waiana;
mountains catch the wind there and
rob the waters there of its power
This calm belt" is well known tt
shippers coming regularly to this port
and Is avoided. Now and then cap
tain who Is not familiar with thest
waters gets his vessel into the cain
belt off Walanae and Is be,almcd
sometimes for many days.
In the opinion Of some Of the water
front the vessel sighted off Waiana
! is the same vessel that was reported
! by the steamship China the other day
This idea. however is not general,
iC!n"d in. In fact, the idea Is gainint
on tho front that the ship sighted b,
tlre China was the abandoned British
ship Fannie Kerr.
| 1t will be remembered that II va
said that the vessel seen by the Chin
might have been the Fort George or tn
Hawaiian Isles. II has now bee
shown. however, that 1t could not hav
been either of these vessels.
The James Makee brought 1880 bag
Of sugar, $50 bags OF rice and severa
packages of sundries. She may go on
again tonight. although It is not likel
that she will sail again before Monday