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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

retaty OF ths Territory, although
appointed by the grace OF William
Mckinley, former President OF the
United States OF America, we ques-
tion his right to hold two high pcs
i.ions, one Federal and the other a
Territorial ore, both drawing luc-
rative salaries. Is it right that he
should hold more than one cflice ?
We think not.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

The fees charged, so it is said,
were for certificates issued under
the terms of the Exclusion Act, a
Federal law, for the registration OF
whom a large force OF inspectors
were employed, many of whom went
from place to place throughout the
group. 1t is these fees that the in
vestigation was sought for, mas
much as there was no accounting,
so far as known, made or rendered
either to the Territorial or to the
Federal Government; and, it is
further reported, that, fees were
charged Chinese for registering
themselves with the Federal powers
or for their naturalization to citizen
ship.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

The Dakota farmers are now re-
garded to be myth plre aud sim
Pile. There is loft however as a
practical fact that the way to attract
energetic men here with small cap
ital is to, first, tell them how to
make living off a small tract Of
land and show them where the land
eau be had at low price. All this
bosh OF small farms aud farmers is
useless aud insincers aud is a play
for place iu the good will OF d (
public. Ii the GJvsrnment or the
men Of msaus and much lands de-
sire really to advance the interests
OF the country let them | arm the
methods of the Wahiawa colony
and teach the desired immigrants,
"how 'tis done"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

Registr alton was only an informal
part of the business, but naturaliz-
alton was really the point we are
aiming at, and it is this latter that
b as been left untouched aud uusaid
so far, even from the time when the
resolution was first mooted, up to
the time il saw daylight in that sup
pressed resolution within the Senate
chamber on Saturday, the 9th in
slant. In all that has been said on the
matter, nothing whatever has been
limited on the question OF the natu-
ralization Of Chinese; and on this
point, we would like TO ask the fol-
loving: Were all the Chinese natu-
rallied here, who were registered as
citizens, native born, |. O., born in
these Islands of Chinese parents, or
were they previously natuyalized
under the Monarchy
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

We have already referred that if
this matter cannot be Investigated
by the Territory, then, and in that
case, it should be taken on to Con-
gre,s by those who wish to see fair.
play enacted hers in the conduct OF
Official transactions, whether under
the guise OF a Federal or Terri
torial appointee. No evasion should
be tolerated nor any hushing pro-
cess be quietly submitted to by
those who are not afraid OF the light
OF day being thrown upon their
every conduct OF public affairs. But
we must say that We were most
surprised with Senator Cecil brow 70
explanation that, the off eial being a
Federal appointee, the Territory
cannot, out OF courtesy to the ap-
pointing power, demand an investi-
cation. We regard his action as a
mere subterfugs to suppress or to
overcome contention, which was
plainly presented, had not it gone
by the board, that there were"others,'
beside the one aimed at. connected
with the question. And such ia
still our supposition of this case.
But to the point, yet left untouch
cd. The alleged investigation wal
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

Attorney Frank Brooks ia making
strenuous efforts to form cable, OF
any othsr, connection with an ab-
sent Chinete friend named Kon Chez
aud who, by reason OF said un-
explained ab:ence Ia causing the
genial attorney about two hundred
and fifty dollars worth of worri-
mept
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

Now, that, having sat out this
previously uupresented point. would
it bs smiss for some OF our public.
spirit. ! citizens to represent by
petition or otherwise to Congress
that the investigation OF this matter
is much desired by the people Of
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

Owners have been found for the
stray horses which were picked up
at Eva courthouse. Oos belopes
to police officer Hart, 1t seems
that he fault Of less lay primarily
With tie owners who were on the
habit Of putting the horses on va,
can grass plots to fyei Boys fou d
the horses stray log, cut the ropes
aud rode to Eva here one OF them
bad already been sold wh,n the
theft was disc ov red.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

Depu'y Chillirgworth was bulily
enjoyed unlilpast 8 p m on duty
as coroner, and at l0 p III Le made
quick raid, capturing a doz IN
Chinese gamblers who all p'eal
guilty, before Judge Wilcox this
morning; the total OF the fues max
ing neat sum for the territorial
exche quer.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

this Territory, even If by another
commission. We be ieve results
will be obtained that would be OF
benefit to the public at large.
When that is done, we may then
have an insight into the workings OF
the registration and ultimate natur-
aliza OF Chinese in this Ter
ritory by the then Secretary Of the
Territory, whose actions in the m vt
ter are still under cloud, although
a statement was made that his
books were open to public iospec-
tion.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

Twelve tax appeal cas- Is were fied
IN the Supreme Court yesterday
They will be considered ia Lns
January term.
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TOPICS OR TIE DAY.

And Pooh Bah is ou, Acting Gov
ernor, so tits said, although he has
since become Territorial official
and not Federal employee, who
acts de jure, but de faoto Territorial
officer.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

1t is not the examination OF the
books of the Secretary that is want.
ed, as offered by President Crabbe,
but it is desirous to find out the
amount from the fees charged, re
ceived, how disposed Of, and the
methods employed. A private ex-
animation by anyone is not what
is wanted, but an official investiga
tion into this m latter rather than to
have the same smothered, ignored
or kept out Of view.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

The above question we deem
pertinent to the issue, and should
bs answered fairly and squarely,
not covertly, by subterfuges or
inuuendoes. 1t is even broadly
asserted that the Chinese, known.
ing the interest to themselves of
becoming Amer can citizsD, would
pay anything to become American
citizens, enjoying all the rights, priv
ileges, benefits and immunities to
be derived and gained therefrom.
The Chinese may be said to be
peculiar" 30 they are to an ex.
tent; but, hey know that by their
bscoming American citizens, they
are then at liberty 10 go home aud
return at any time they may desire
to do so, the heaviest cost to them
being already paid at the time OF
their registration and osrtiic,tio1
as citizens OF this Territory, aud as
such they became Americans, not
OF their own choice, but because
they were forced and compelled to
become such. In order to become
such, they we're willing aud ready
to pay anything and to do every
thing to conform and comply with
the laws in the case made and provi-
ded for.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

In regard to the quid pro quo to a
Senator, We think it is proper to
ask-who's next We understand
that there are o.hsrs to be consider
ed in the same way, if not directly,
it may be indirectly, to near re-
lative, or to a friend for business
assistance, or other quid pro quo
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Superintendent of Public Works
Cooper might, if the new tire law
is complied with, compsl or invite
parade of the heaviest wagons
with broadest tires over the roads n
the Kewalo district and thereby
obtain some practical knowledge if
wide tires are good for roads. BY
the way it may first be necessary
to fad the roads 10 the district.
If Henry e Cooper has not yet
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-17

But to the point, yet left untouch
cd. The alleged investigation was
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If Henry e Cooper has not yet
resigned his former position as Sec
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an iiber 700 &oftoffcen rerianbt, uno
bat cine 9rpRe 8erbreitnne in Der
0a6bar= &epublit Merifo, i'm Snbia=
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bis na6 81 8aio m fernen @eiten;
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ipnhers aablreihen 2eiern bas biht<
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meiten elm.
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tes ~unteruegs unb fiibren bemielben
I'M Gerein nit unierer riibrtgen 2pz
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fer gu.
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banoelt, Die beutl6e 8epD(ferung gu
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Stnttgart, %. Suli. Sn Der
leBten Sibun9 Der niirttemberailhen
&amtner Der Stanbesberren tuuroe
iber cine @ote oes Staatsminiite=
RUINS berihtet. Die ben iAriftliden
8erfebr oes StaatSminiIteriums nit
ben Ganoitdnoen uno Den 8erfebr bei=
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ltb oes 8egfaIs Der ShluBformel
nSobahtunesoou" betrifft. 6ierbei
iiberroi6te airit 2Dueniteinz8 ertbz
beim s5reuoenbera oas 6aus ourh
ieine Grfldrun9. oaB er benz @eafaQ
Der SblnBformel n6odaftungsouQ"
nidt 5uitlmmen peroe. @rsooen in
ben 5Ormen Der auten @eleQIhaft,
trunlbe er, oaB Die in Der euten @e-
leai6aft iiblide b6flide Sorm audi
aepabrt weroe, neil ionit Die Sc
fabr beltebe, in einen ,fnotioen
Still" hinein5ugeratben. 0aB cine
iol6e I~uffaiiung Der Don Der Ges
gierun9 in Guriblae eebrohten
&eform irgeno einmal gu Gage
treten fDnnte, barouf mar oepiB
Nlemano oorbereitet, uno audi
BON Den StanoesaenoHen oes
Tiiriten erb0b lib @iemano, um
ibn 81 unterltuben. @eaen Die
Stimme oes 6iirlten BON 2Dnen1tein
beieitigte allo aud Die @rIte Sam
iner bas aOo6ahtun9sopq."
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9eutib : amerifaniibe 3eitunseu
meroen i'm alten 8aterlano nit arp=
Bem Sntereile eeleien, neil tie 1id
frei ausipreben uno bdufig oon brit
ben mebr @euiefeiten uno Na9ri6=
ten brin9en, als Die beut1ben Bel
tu1gen lelbit. Die nSreie 8relie fir
9eras" lit briben iiberaa, mDbin file
eeianbt mirb, Elm iebr germ eelebener
@ait uno fann iib ribmen, Iner=
%fennung unb @iirbigung au finben,
mie aus 5ablreiben Briefeu an unS,
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an lire 8ertpanbten ibifen, berppr.
3ebt. Ber oaber ieinen Gerpanoten
unb Sreunben cine Sreuoe erpei1en,
ibnen elm piqfDmmenes 8eI9enf
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SdrDHlH Suttfllt9 db1ptelte, nobet 11
Der leibenbe, lie Der iiberaus oftibe
She'll mar. sic fu9ts mir gu perbeims
lt4en, baB Der 9of unb bamit audi bic
9ofgeieai4aft fe edn5lt9 faaen GEE
Iafen-f4on aus Ridiidt auf bte
prinaeffin Gsloffftein-erflGrte mir
aber, I'm mid 80 tduI9en, baB bas 8ez
nebmen ibrer 9p9ter 8ettb bana9 ans
getban iet, ibr ben Mufentbalt bier gu
berleiben. Die grGfin treble tire Der
ridtbett 10 ipett, @buarb Sra9beres
rei5enbe 8tad gum 8erfauf gu itelen,
ba iie nur mod als Wasabunbin leben
fDnne unb NIT biefem pabren y}i9ts
BON einem Manne llnitet bur9 bic Welt
5Ose. Cine SluthtpeIe bitterfer 9orz
tpiirfe ridtete fi9 barauf gesen ben
SApieserfobn. neil er ben @eliften
feiner @dttin nidt re9taeitig unb enerz
gif9 ben Hiesel norsei9obef babe.
rMuf meme bei9eibeue Mnfrage,
iparum fie ielbf fi9 benr 10 friessz
bereit auf bic Seite ibrer Sp6ter qee
fteat unb bamit ale 8riiden binter fi9
%berbraart babe, sing fie ni9t Elm, 5pne
bern fubr fort, ale Melt an5uflaaen,
um mir enblt9 bic 8itte po~rautraoer,
ibr ibr 5als tbunlidit siinitis perfa1z
fen 81 belfen, ba tie bic @tobt mDqlidit
boto gu perlaffen gebenfe.-@liid ouf
ben Degl
ygla9 9itern beabli6tige i9 einen
ldnseren 9~ufentbalt in Strabbura gu
nebmen. Damn eraGble i6 Dir aGes
ousfIbrlider."
@eisler lieB bas 8latt infen. Die
leihte Stimmuns, III pelde er Iid 10.
eben nod periebt bate. perlieB i'm.
Cine Wa[lung aorniser uneebulb Be-
mddtigte ii9 feiner, baB er Marie Mnz
toniens 9anb bate in Die feline reiBen
mDsen unb frasen: Mesbalb bieie
OFFERING fir einen Mann, Der nidt
tpertb mar, Did je in Die Mrme gu
f1lieBen-geidpetee 9einer 2iebe
pertb2
gs fIopfte. Der Oiener trat nit Der
perlansten Ndi9erei Elm.
n5inf3ebn Marf, !Serr profefor!"
@eisler nidte gleiGgiltig. Sn be
lem Iugenblid fiimmerten i'm &inz
bereien, pis WieaiebGen uno berlsi
S9er5e, bllttlpenig, unb tperln iie aebn
Mal einem luftigen blonben 3obolb
galten.
sSmoting ober @ebrod fir bsute
I6eno, Sci, profefor?"
Nd ia, ri9tig! @r mubte mod eitz
nal in bic raube @itterung binaus,
fi9 in cine langpeilise Sbeesefe1fdaft
itiir3en.
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bic @eidi9te ba in meiner Wantelz
tafde unteraubringen. @pr alien DIM
gen befteaen Sic aber cine 9rp{9fe
bierber fir a9t ubr."-
gs mar cine LANCE Sabrt, pelhe
@eisler bur9 bas palenbe Nebelmeer
Bis in bic Nupre9tsauer Mlee, bic bprz
nebmite Strabe Der Stabt, gu unterz
nebmen bate. Durd bes offene SET
terfenfter pebte ein IAneibenb falter
Winb Tim quer iiber bas @eii9t, er
a9tete beffen ni9t.
Die 5ra9e, tpelde er in pereangenen
Sabren iih ~un3dblige Male borgelegt
unb pel1e erft in LETTER 3eit in tim
gum S9peisen ee6ro6t mar, fs1rte
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farfe pis tpn ibrenl Geslenabsl, abcr
grDber ols aIes mar Die ger|uGunq
Der Welt. Sbm, benz fd~arfbtifenben
@r5t un6 gertrauten 70 pieler 2er..s
bate iie ibre unermeBIiae Strait uT5
Gift funbgsitan.
(GprtIeBunQ folot).
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8erlDbung Der gr5ber5ogin Waria
N%nnuneiata BON De terrei9 uno oes
9ersogs Siegfrteb ppn 8opern beiBt
e8 in elmer @rfldrung oes baperiIhen
6Dfes, oaB Die GerlDbung nit GIN
minigung bes 8rautpaares erfDlet
lei. SIN 6offreiien meib man aber
NUT 81 nobl, baB Die @~r5bersDgin
ben eritea S6ritt CUR gntlDbune ee=
than bat, ba 1ie bei einem 8eluhe
am baDeriihen 6Dfe pDn Dem 9bun
uno 9reiben ibres 8rdutigams cine
10 unportbeilbafte Meinung befant,
oaB ibr oerIelbe i'm bDbIten Grade
mioermdrtia rpuroe. Nls Der 6er5oa
in @ien mar, Bot i'm Die grsber5D=
gin. Obne lire NngebDrieen Inn @atb
81 fragen, Die gerlDbune riifedngig
su maben, morauf Der 6ersDg pbne
nit leinen NneebDrtgen GndIprabe
81 nebmen, obne @eiteres einging.
Der 6ersDg lit Der Neffe Der perItorz
benen 8ailerin @liiabetb bon DETER
rei6. St lit &c Sabre aft, elm 4ebe=
mann pie er i'm 8ube ftebt unb pbne
ale ernlteren 8eitrebuneen. &irS=
ltb batte er, UNI feline Wanihder aa
befrieoisen, feline Gennpferoe perIi(e
bert uno Elm Sabr urlaub por Dem
neutrality-suspicious. in Wfitn1en, bel
pelbem er alS 2eutnant otente, oe=
nontmen. @r5ber5pgin Wnria 1T
gang oas @egentbeil BON ibrem leidt-
lebtgen gr=8rdutigam. Sic 1T cine
ernite, religiDle Watur, intere1lrt
iib fir unterrihts= uno gr3iebungse
ruelen uno lift Nebtiftin in einem aoe.
ligen Srduleinitift in 8rag.
gon Dem @eibaftsfabrer oes
oeutlben Natiunalcomites in Berlin,
oas Die 8orarbeiten fir Den auf OF
tDber oteIes Sabres nad frankfurt
a. 90, einberufenen internationalen
GonareB our Befdmpfuns Deg Mao.
benbanoels in alIen grotbeilen lei=
tet, miro lDeben oas iebt complete,
iDrefaltie seii6tete Waterial perDf=
fentlibt. 2ebtereS lit pDn ben gDs
mites Der peribieoenen 2dnber unb
fen &eeierungen pDn 9eutlblano,
sOei terreid, Stalien, England, @uBs
LAMB ltno Qmerifa geliefert porben.
Us tpuroen insbelDnoere bic &niffe
Ger beribtigten iioamerifaniIden
Ngenter aufgeoedt. 5eItgeteqt
nouroe, oaB bieie Neenten aumeift
Dag Iusieben oiitiauirter Gentlemen
baben, mebrsre Spraden geldufia
llore6en uno iih ais Snouitrieue,
Winenbeiiber, Sportsleute, u. (. 10.
a~usgeben. Sn ibrer gorreipDnoena
beolenen iie iib unperfdngliher ees
lbaftliber @enouneen, pelf)e ieboh
oon ibren 6elfersbelfern mobl ner=
lfanoen neroen. 8ielfah miro cons
itatirt, oaB Die Igenten, I'M lire
Spfer 81 %gepinnen, regelrebte Chen
nit ibnen iAlieBen uno 1ie banr an
ibre Ibnebmer i'm Muslano perlAa=
bern. Ser Wdo9enbanoel loa
iber Die gauge Welt in elmer geraoe=
gu unbeimliben @eiie oraaniiirt
lein.
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Oer GeDarteur %. " SrDfDn 0Un
8ennetspiae, g. g., puroe EMIT
MATS ungebeuer iiberraiht. .gurd)
fanees 2eiben an Dpspeplie" ihreibt
er, ntpar meme Srau pbpiiib iebr
beruutergefpmmen. Sic bate feline
&raft mebr uno litt entieblih an benz
Mtagen; aber iie neriubte Electric
Bitters, welbes ibr iofort balf unb
iest ~ nahoem iie bier 5laihen ee=
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Hidden 1T.
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@rnnoeigentbmms llebertragunaeu.
Soiepb &obr uno Qlb. @llbner
an 9bereie SauBen, @runoItid an
Centre Ctr. 5000.
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Sr. James 8. SimbleD,
9ifs=@ ebGuoe.
Spetidliit fiir Naie, Sals II. Obr.

Spreb Stunoen BON 10-12 ubr
Iormittags, 3-5 ubr @adn1itta9s.
Sonntags: bon 10-11 ubr 8orm.
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top heavy investments of capital that surround him
 There is no room in this lesson for vain exclamation ot alarm and de- spair. Up to this time the tariff policy to which We owe the prosperous condi- tions which now surround us has been the ally of independent capital, in its grapple with the modern trust system; but if the day should ever come when the productive energies of the Ameri- can people are impotent in the pres ence of mOnOpOlies. the protection which for more than a generation our laws have given to all our industries alike is not likely to remain to enrich such a conspiracy of avarice and greed"
 MT. Deliver spoke at some length on the progress of self government in the Philippines and closed with a tribute to the man of brains who is the leader of the republican party and the presi- dent of the United States.
 Other speakers at the meeting were Congressman A. J. Hopkins of Illinois and Martin B. Martin of Chicago.