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Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
Correct visiting Cards
DE Long. the printer. s07 Broadway.
CREDITORS Reject THE OFFER
stOek Of whiteIaw and Gardiner to
ne sold Ia BuIk by
Receivers.

Al a meeting held yesterday In the Of
nee Of w y, Mayne. referee IN bankruptcy,
~ the creditors Of Whitslaw n Gardiner,
proprietors ~ the Boston store, the orer
u a settlement on d basis Of % cents on
the dollar was rejected, Judge J, H. Reed
~ this city was selected ms trustee for the
creditors. and the stock, as originally con
templated. will be sold In bulk Saturday
morning by r. a. buchanan. the receiver
appointed ny the federal court.
Many Of the creditors were anxious ia
accept the offer made by Messrs, white
law 4 Gardiner. believing they would re-
esiye more than II the stock was disposed
~ Ia bulk at forced sale. W. ", Muse. rep
TeaentRtivs Of j, V, rarweil a Go, OF chit
eago, one VI the largest creditors, and
who also represented n considerable mum
Der Of the smaller creditors. declined "a
agree to the proposed compromise, and
consequently the deal fell through,
Having failed to effect n settlement with
the creditors. It iH probable that Measrs,
whitelaw a Gardiner will buy IN the stock
when offered for sale Saturday morning.
Their friends IN this city are anxious they
shoaid resume business aud have extended
offers Of financial help,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
COUNTY AUDITOR is INDICTED
Charged with Changing the Poll
Books to show himself
Reelected.

KNOXVILLE. Ia, Dec. iI-Cspeciall-A
sensation was sprung upon the people here
this morning. when Il was given out that
County Auditor @. w. Vanderbilt had
been arrested on two charges Of forgery.
The grand jury found two indictments
against him one for changing the poll
books o. Lake Prairie township to read 3jS
for himself and 1O2 for Ruckman, instead
OF li2 for Ruckman and 24S for Vanderbilt.
The other charge Is for changing Summit
township poll book to read il5 instead Of
al for himself. aud ninety-elght instead OF
l04 for Ruckman. These two townships
we're thrown out In the Official count and
gave Ruckman a majority. otherwise Van
derwilt had a majority. Mr.. Vanderbilt
has a contest against Ruckman In this term
OF court. Mr.. Vanderbilt has always been
highly thought OF and these charges arc
causing a sensation. He gave bond in the
sum Of 81, 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
Plumbing aud heAtips, nixey . saN
ASSAULTS 0 N I'M mar HONE
Nav, Whs h. supposed 90 he ne
msatea, Escapes when Neish-
hegh00a h Reused,

M3s, joseph Scott, Twins At AGA East
broadway, vas the victim OF an attempted
assault by = AtFaRgeF yesterday m0FRtRg
white alone ia her AeNse, Mrs. Seett Was
IN The ktteAea treRtRg about 10 e'eleek Ia
the meFRiRs WheR the do0F Vas ePeRea
AID = strange man entered Without say
iag 4 NeTd the fellow setsea Nys Seety,
and after = short struggle, succeeded Ia
t0gStas her late che bedroom en the
klt9heR Mrs S22lt's seEeams attracted
the a~gteRti0R % her n~etsheoFs aRd TIVE OF
three W0Haea hasteRsd 70 ths house. The
EeAaR, seeing the RetsAsoFh0od Was
slaFned released hts iRteRded victim. and.
bF0shiRg the SoNeA aside. dashed cut 81
tAe eaSkaeer aud made = run tor Indian
creek Watch he crossed GA The ice several
@eR WAe haa been attracted % The house
~ tAe cries 81 the women hssteRed IA
pnEs0iJ bat tAe fellow bad a s00d stsFt
aRd succeeded ia mskipg Ats escape.
kTem the description " tAe msR gwen
the Police ~ Mrs scott be 10 gAossst 80
- The saRs Rsa that Il saRted IN Omsha
t9E = slmilaF e9SRse, Il Is tA2GSht thai
he msR Is a NQESestsa . Is supposed
% BE- somewhat demeRyeA Mrs Scott Sas
SoQPletety PE0ztFated ~ The tsFFtels eN-
PeFteRee sas 0RdsEseRI
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
FOUND IT OUT.
Many an Omaha Citizen is
Finding il Out.

A eacksche a,says means kidney troOble,
rae -esstnatek IS aluay The b2cksehs
ne cndtok may De- Sugars Disease
Read the tollcstDk ease o. A. Onaha
ci-zea ~ho fgue1 Tie remsdy Ia gims
Mrs. Kate OMara. 2ns Pacisc street..
SAYS Foy sesea or eLght years Z vas
,rcublVd ncre o. less witb rheumathsn and
sharp pains scrcss The small % my Zach.
We-kins Prelty hart loekias after NV
family IS Woag . ghtak ero1ShI On The
trouble : MAS much worse ID the mora
t8ss On rising and became some better after
setnE W and around cor some time. Z saw
Deans Nshlsy Pls advertised and soL
sasm AZ NlhR & cos drug store Bstgre
Jakiak al cE he ogx Z kaea they vers
eeusa,si1s ne rhey cured NY back ana
hslPSd nv r~aeubatsm
Scld tor SIC per box By an dealers.
F0s-sr-N11saru CO.. Bufslo y L. sole
agea-s FOR las Cnltst SlaGN
Nsmsussr yas aaus poahs AM saks ~
ssss1.s.a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12

J0ha shannon. a supposed pauper az
NsNaUa, who ated the other day, turns oGg
20 Rave sU an estate worth ever S@AN
EVeR che stgls oiae1 IN a row amoRk the
etse sssee1 slsssss a Mss2a S1tS sne eRe
club and dangerously hurt
q - believed that ths train robbers who
held " ths Reck Island IRAN near paVen-
port to1n1 secure "er3ke In the heaytby
Neoae1 tslaRds ina the Mississippi river.
Fhe i~spiJ3pv 81 several school ou1ttaSs A,
SOW CITY had 20 earrY esal On WhesfSar~
e Keep them warn I'm a earAoad ar
VNe4
IA aSed Les Mctass man. partially para
Need and With thFVe ribs broksb. refused
% tell his tro2eleS % 4 Polc~maa ana "a.
sstgSS eoeEs a ssaE = eissr store es-
eale1
THE s,aosg tosSoygea Fast that there was
enc~ alRost war estWs~R Iowa and Mis-
soaEt over A eoaadaEy q1essson Is recalled
~ a search tor The 2gtSnal tratt u CHE
t9sa soVePa0Es p-soceapaU2n calling tCr
Nol2Rteefa
PtapVes Ia hssl suits against news
papers have R9t Reen prospeFtnk sstey
Eielt a GQLen s0ch SLlls tVr Aama8eS rang
10 frcm X9.Q00 % S6.NV have peea deceased
Adversely. aad the plainJlfs have eeeh as
sessed eesVhS tcE cestS
Frohabk the eaN transaction st The khfI
eNeF kRoUn Naz the shipment the slhsr 1ty
ef a car 81 hapd coal WON GarNla Go CHS
eako. che ealers m the lows -Qan hasns
thtt m2ch lefy sN~r ard e~slS able th2s %
dispose 9f Il AZ a es PE2hl
rhe ease ~ TIE s9PaomQF~s qt ne tosa
d. lreshaaaR 5ahQ1et = u9s PeR3as De-
toEe tbs gran1 H4I5s whose selse 9t smell
MI epohaek ae lacne hmPeElans 2AA ia
ssass ~ aaa2E IA s@sa nssssss
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
Men Have Good representation.

CEDAR FALLS, la, Dee, ITO the Ed
itor ot Tn bee, Dear Sir-I notice In the
editorial teat appears in our columns un-
der date OF December 5 the following state
ment.
The attention OF the equal rights people
should be directed 20 the fact that there
Il now not a single male professor or in
structor OF any ktnd In the Iowa State
Normal school, the last one OF that sex
having been recently displaced bY a woman
teacher The men have been almost wholly
driven out ~ the educational neld In Iowa,
| am sure that you 40 not Wish 10 Re
wrong In a statement OF this Kind. SO l
furnish you the following information; The
Iowa state Normal school has huy-seVen
members In It's faculty the present year,
They are divided In authority and sex as
follows, Men, tweRty-three professors. one
assistant professor, one instructor; women.
ten professors, four assistant professors.
seventeen Instructors, the professors 70 be
held responsible for the administration o.
the school, and are the authority Ia alt
matters OF business. Yours truly.
H. H. SEERLgY, President,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
HUSBAND IN WIFE'S CUSTODY
Judge eo9tt Makes a Ruling on Hsbsas
Corpus osse Of Ms 0uppy
INQUIRY INTO HIS MENTAL CONDITION
Brother Who nss Custody Of Party ia
Controversy nps' Surrender Him
"a wife, who IL His
Guardian,

The habsas corpus proceedings brought
ny Mrs Sarah Cuppy to regain The custody
~ her husband, William -. CuppY was de
Gidsd Ia her favor by Judge Scott Of the
superior court, Wh0 went 10 Av0ea to hear
The evidence Ia the case. Judge Scott IN
ruling that The brother q, N, Cuppy, be
required "a turn William Cuppy over 10 his
wife. recommended that the question of
william CuppY's mental condition be- tn
auiTed into w The commissioner for tho
insane Ia this city, that they might make
such orders hs they deemed proper regard
ing his care.
Ia accordance With this recommendation
Mrs cuppY yesterday MED with the com
missioRsfs here al information charging
her husband win being mentally dstAnged
and The hearing has been set for Monday.
when cuppy viii be- brought before The
hoard here, The recommendation Of Judge
Scott, which Ia itself has been regarded
practically as a mandate Ut the court, has
raised a question as to the right of the
commissioners Tor the insane here TO Ia
vestigate the insanity charge, Pottawat-
tamie county Is divided intu two districts,
saoh having d district court and n separate
board 0f insanity commissioners cuppy Is
a resident u Ay0oa IN the east division OF
the ooUnty and the hoard In rhir city ID not
quite certain whether Il has the right 10
investigate insane cases which properly
belong to the hoard appointed for the east
division,
The question has been referred 10 County
Attorney Kiilpaok for his opinion and
whether the hearing aa arranged will DO
heard In this city or al Ayooa will depend
On his report,
William Cuppy has, Il ID alleged, been Of
unsound mind for nearly u year, and last
September his wife was appotnted his
guardian by the dlstFiet court,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
MAN WAS STRUCK BY A TRAIN
NothtnE Deanite A~seertataed 49, co
Identity OF the Crescent city
Vtcttm,

While the body OF the man found wednes-
day morning alongside Of the tracks OF the
Northwestern TallToad east OF Crescent city
show no bruises, a post mprtem eNamina-
ton held yesterday by Coroner Treynor
clearly Indicated that the man had been
struck and killed by a train, The spine
wac found TO he almost ground TO pieees
and the doctors making the post norton
examination are unable 10 account for no
bruises being visible on the body,
The dead mans Identity has not yet
been disclosed, although It 10 said he 10 a
brotheT-in-law OF the James Quincy men
toned on the slip of paper found ON him,
aud who 10 said to be a farmer living
about htteen miles tram ~, Joseph, Mo,
William Delaney, a fireman on the hur-
lihgton living AZ SOD south Eighth street,
this city, identihed the dead man "a one
no had seen and talked TO Tuesday night
At the rouhdheuse At raeihe Junetiea, The
man teld Delaney that no had walked from
at, joseph, where he had been TO see his
sister, Mrs, James puney, lie said he wal
going 10 Honey CFeek TO look w seme
friends named Frasier, trem whom he on,
peeted to set work huskiRg corn,
The depot agent At CreseeRt city eorreb-
crates pelaRey's statement, a. the man
new lying at cutters morgue stoPped al
the depot 90 rest early "Wednesday morn
las, aud then stated that he was Ga his
way to Honey Greek TO ieok up some people
named Frasier The body Was found about
enc miie east OF the depot, but 40 iaferma,
tieR as % Witch train struck aud KILLED
him has been eetaiRed yet by the eerener
Dr. TreyRer has postponed holding an IN
quest uRtll he eau seeuEe some more aen'
nite information,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
u - q 49, -


0AeeFs q CaHaR Leas A. weseRer Ne s.
FhiiPR,ps lslaa1 NeteEaaA have esea NO.
tiaed ~ NattoRat Commander Albert "
FQnt 81 81 Lcns hat steps are betRk
takeR 80 DISCARD che organization sith a
view ~ 4aitiag VITA he Naytoaal Soctety.
Apmy ~ he Philippines, as saSzested a.
tae ep8ual Esa9toR q the latter QEsaaiza-
tiQa Az GoaRSA Rfk1s ast summed - 0g-
der 10 dissolve the organization % FaihR-
Pima tslaRd NetsEaRs t Stt be pe~cessaFy
~ PEeseRt % ths sHegtt e0aFt % 81 louis
a Pstit.Qa ssRed ~ a majority ~ tas asm-
SeEa IN rs eenRaRtesttOa - The camp
here c~OalBaaRdeg fOas ~eReioses a QEm e
Bstlgi0a ~ b. sisaed D. he msmeeFa
Poe oncsss q Ne c0aRsa Bisas camp
are Qs0ESs l. Jtasoa sSaaaaa1sA and 10AR
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
secret soeiety Elections.

Counoil nlufs camp No, 7lbl has elected
these onleerH for the ensuing term; Ven
srahie counsel. W, L. Williams; worthy al
visor. r., L. Miller; clerk, l. q, Scots
banker, NJ, 70, Sutton,
court Council nlufs, Independent order
OF Forestsrs. has elected these officers
Chief ranger. G, II, Bower; vice ehiet
ranger. W, II, Williams, orator. I, y, Har-
rison, financial secretary, Harvey A, DE
Long recording secretary, Henry De Long
treasurer, o, Mauthei senior woodward, n
ottoj junior woodward, Frank lIober,
senior beadle, q, II, Gordon, junior beadle
J, q, Jensen, phyeieian. Dir, C., H. Bower
musician. jackson Cady,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
nreass Door 20 Rescue chnd.

erosion, Ia. Dee, u-(Speciall-Ths
fact that 4 door In tbs house % James
kutsAt VAS provided With a spyt0s loek.
which compelled the mother 20 break the
door down before she could reader assist
snee % her t-year-oli daughter. whose
elothleE Was b~0saips nav cost the littIe
one her lite, The mother vas working IN
another part % the house. when the child
Weat 20 4 room and pulled the door shu,
Behind hes toeNing herself In the rooul
In a sew @inU.es her mother heard her
screaming ard rushed 70 Der assistance.
but was compelled 20 break sae door aowl
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
Threaten 90 Arrest nNpres.@ea,

MekiRley q Lower, the proprieters OF the
barber shop under the state Savings bank
At the corner OF broadway and North Maio
street, yesterday notified the city authori-
ties that unless the expressmen removed
their teams and wagons from that corner
they would ole inioFmatioas in police court
charging them with maintaining a nuisance,
The question et PreSiaiRE a sJaRdlas place
for express wagon was several weeks sso
referred 70 a special eommittee, OF which
Mayor Morgan Is chairman, but ap to date
the committee has not succeeded IN solving
the problem,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
ARMOUR MAY QUIT SIOUX CITY
WateF Eaeiltties Nast he Redepbied
a. the naFaea Plaat h
Rebuilt.

SIOUX CRY, la, pee u-(SPeeiall-
The unqualified statement was made tia,
AFneUF & CO viii not rebuild their pack
Ing RlaRt In this city II the city does not
agree 70 double les present water facilities
ia the packing hease district The tpSorms-
tioR csme through Manager n C. Howe Of
The Omaha plant, Who eame here 70 toIn
Manager eRRcR Ia adjusting the losses
hoM the recent age which DESTROYED tbs
Arme0F PseSiag house Ia sioux City, The
Insurance companies. it Is said. have re-
hsssa 70 Insure sR9taeE PsektRE plant hers
aaaeF present eoR1itioRs
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12

This afternoon and tonlght and all day
Saturday aud until late IN the evening Mr.,
Herman NJ, Lsnert will give a public open
iag OF his new tewelry store, 400 broad
way, To say that Mr. Lenert'a store Ia one
OF the nnest OF the kind In the West Ia not
oyerdrawinE the llne In the least, Visitors
will have a chance Of seeing the newest,
the nAeat and most extensive iewelry line
ever seen In Council Huns, The interior
ef the store viii DO decorated and illumip-
ated IN a most beautiful and artistic man
heE Good music has been provided for
rich treat,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12

WATERLOO, Ia, Dec. 11.-(Special.)-
The seventh annual meeting OF the low
Poultry Fanciers' association, which was
called for this city December Is to 90, has
been postponed because n suitablt building
could not be secured in which to make
the exhibit. II would have been Of such
proportions that no ordinary hall would
have answered the purpose.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12

WATERLOO, Ia, Dec. 11.-(special) y
The Rapid Transit company has announced
that work will begin at once on the car
shops for this place, which will employ
100 men. The work will be pushed as rap
idly as possible this winter. The round
house will accommodate four engines and
as many motors. The traffic arrangement
with the Chicago Great Western Is COM
plete and tickets are now on sale by the
electric road which will be honored by the
Great Western anywhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
AUSTIN BRIDGES ILLNESS ENDS
Dies at W. q, 4. Hospital After Being
An Inmate for About u
Year,

Austin Bridges, a former well known
railroad man of Omaha, ana until a year
ago assistant general freight agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee a -, Paul railroad,
with headquarters In milwaukee,, died last
evening at the woman'H Christian %asaooia-
tion hospital In this city, where he has
been a patient ON and on for the last year,
lie was 80 years old and leaves a wife,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12

These transfers we're hled Yesterday Ia
the abstract, title aud laaa omee OF J, W,
squire, i0l Pearl street
Royal Il, Amy aud wife OF al to
Nathan e. badge, lot bloek a.
atutsmaR's Let add, q, O d,.,,.,,.,.,J "a
Bridget II, AepermeU 60 iohn Nc
permQtt, part OF lot l. la subdiV af
eTiglnal Plat lot i6, ", d,,,-,,,,ss,, |
iehR MebeTmott ana wife 10 the dts
ters OF Mercy et Council tluns,
aseTss Olsen TO Iens NJ Jensen, AL
Aeres " eva heA ana neA SEN e-U- o.
Reavssani.eA ebtuuIrtehn' az Jesus Christ az Nv
latter Day haiRts 60 john a, Meed-
wATd aud IA, partan, lot 4 ln subdiV
ef lot lR3, original plat, ", d,,,,,.,, So
iehn h, Wipehell and wife 60 inertia
D WinOheii, lets and 5, hlaOk 10
dtutgman's 81 Adj, W du,.,,,-,,o,,, So
faul r IoFenssn and Wife 90 Ella
WILSON, LOT 40 block d fierees sub
hsrsesS n Could 20 Il i Yhemas, ~
let |, eleek IA haSilss \ PalmeFs'
Frank u Rverest and wife % Viola "
N, Lens, . ~ ieet ef " - feet VI lot
", erlsinal plat " ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, h@l
Tptai nine transfers ..,,.,.,,..,. Nlij
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12

s. Grstzsr. jr The members IN this city are
for the most part also members Of the
lows Society. Army of The Philippines. and
ars willing hat the other Organization DO
dissolved.
A. the reunion here u the National So
eiety. Army Of the Philippines, the c0naoi-
idAtioh u the two organizations was dis
susssd. but no action taken A. that time
II vac supposed that nothing further would
b. done 10 the matter until tbs next re-
union al ~. Paul ia 1903.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12

nefore you buy your coal aes VIM, weleh
al ID North Main street aud he viii sX-
plain to you how you can set a fine Round
Oak heating stove without eosting YOU =
penny, Phone. iss,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12

before she could reach ner and put out
the flames. II is thought the little one
was playing with matches. She vas hor-
ribly burned. and II IL feared that she will
die.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
Health A. small Co.'S.

A few doses OF pr. Kings New Life Pills
will cleanse. tone and invigorate the whole
system. Try them. only 25c. For sale by
Kuhn g. Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
Fetal nine transfers ...,.,..
BIblss NNw READY

These who are eRtitlsd to the billie, given
as . PFemium ~ The bee, eau set same by
esllias A. ,hs Council hluHs efaee, kiRdls
cali a. seen a. Pesslele,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12

sehmidts ohyis,mas rhotes,


oome early, any kiRd ef weather, for aur
elegant Rew Christmas photosi guaranteed,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12
Thirt,-One-Inoh DnIIs. aI.n0.

While they last We will sell dolls 81
inches high for 800, DE Long the printer.
500 broadway,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-12

pells 81 inches hlse tt5e at re LeAss,
set broadway
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-07-04


AL b. dmUaH io unaafsiaad oH sfs
rHhit riNhHds ahy the naafi or
nsa'ih Seeded ta aHi aH iha aHnuai
can ~ ere press ai its ir.f petite.
meni The fnie thai ite flaH should
b. ttprtfeaisd there an 10. o..asaa ef
Doe iiaafds formal tHt vas mai.
yeafs nFo so that ihs puhIr uuahit
go pee far itself hoa No money r1a ha-
lnr spent ~ Molokai could rei impair
tim data from me newspaper AZ r.
general thing the visits ~ tho rfess
have been productive ~ good Two
yeats aso. Tor example, the reporters
discovered that segregation had too
many loopholes. that unlnfected people
were permitted to go 10 Moloksi and
literally clasp rontagion 60 their bos-
ons and press n 10 their lips. The out
cry raised In the dailics over this
strange proceeding led to the very
practical reform which. on visitors
day at the Settlement, separates the
clean from the unclean by the medium
Of bars and netting.
just now there are several things
which need looking into at the Settle
mcnt. Sloggetts juggling with the
tuatua remedy liz one: the Nathaniel
case IL another; the general Jail admin
istration Ii a third. But when the time
approaches for the press, representing
the people whose money keeps the Set
Element going, To look over the ground
and report on what IL sees, the Board
OF Health rises as one Sloggett and
tells II to keep out. No reason is Civ
en-; the Board simply utters its fiat
leaving the taxpayers to wonder what
IL intends to do at Molokai or what has
already occurred there, which II IL
ashamed to have reported in the pa
pers.
The reasons OF the Board must be
very poignant indeed when one consid-
ers how often and how successfully
that body has importuned the press
during the past year to aid II in the
more delicate phases Of its work. 1t
was Good Lord to the press then and
presumably will be again. But If the
Board Of Health should find the papers
somewhat oblivious to it's future ur-
gencies it will know the reason why
by referring back to its unprecedented
and arbitrary course in regard to the
privilege which the taxpayers had pre-
viously enjoyed, through their news
papers, Of knowing. at least once a
year. how one Of their delegated pub
lie trusts was being administered.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-07-04

1t may be set down as probable that
California. sooner or later, will again
have volcanic disturbances. The State
Is The most unstable region In North
America earthquakes of more or less
severity occurring every few months.
Three Of its mountains, Shasta, Whit
ney and Lassen. have been built up by
eruptions. the activity of the latter be-
ing recent. Indeed the list of such
mountains extends far beyond three.
At the present time and ever since the
white men came to California saying
nothing of remoter past, the Geysers.
In Sonoma county. have spouted steam
and hot water and have never, for an
instant, ceased their subterranean
rumblings. Who would be surprised If
the Geysers one day sent up ashes and
lava in place of sulphuretted clouds
Perhaps the California journals which
are discussing the possibility OF Homo
lulu's being ruined by poor old Punch
bowl might debate these California
data for a change.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-07-04
HAWAIIAN DEMOCRACY.

The Democratic machine Is about all
there is left of the party in Hawaii,
but this does not mean that It IL at all
likely to go to pieces. II the machine
never succeeds In electing n nominee
in the Territory. It will be all-powerful
in respect of patronage whenever the
couatry gets Democratic President.
That is one Of the things It Is here for.
Let Democracy retake the White House
and the Democratic Territorial ma
chine will grind out ofiice-holders such
as governor. postmasters. customs and
internal revenue collectors, judges, dis
trict attorneys. marshal. etc, to beat
the band. Then II will be that those
who have headed the forlorn hope will
lie In the lush pastures and have good
things brought to them.
Nor need 1t surprise anybody In that
eveat to see Home Rule Republicans
and Republican Home Rulers swear by
all the gods at once that they were
never anything else but Democrats in
disguise.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-07-04

Old President Kruger refuses to ac-
cept the results of the Boer war and
has. it is said. quarreled over them with
DIR. Leyds. Living comfortably ut a
European hotel, taking life which is
made easy by abundant pecuniary re-
sources. Dom Paul sees no necessity OF
giving up the fight. But the men who
have been living on the veldt for three
years and more. fighting for their lives
with diminishing energy and increasing
odds. have another point of view. They
have done all that brave men can do
and have honorably surrendered. Had
Dom Paul been with them his voice
would have been heard In the decision
Of any new policy, but from his arm
chair in . hotel drawing room at The
Hague. he could hardly hope to speak
the decisive word in settling a matter
Of life and death TO lighting men thou
sands Of miles away.