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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05
A CRAZY" DINNER.
Twenty Insane Soldiers Eat In Public
Restaurant


Twenty insane men, manacled and
wild-eyed, were the breakfast guests
lately of Alderman Henry L. Flick
the alderman's restaurant, fell into line
at the command Attention." sat down
by command, and ate in the manner
habitual to military men. The restau-
rant at 3S West Twelfth street was fill
ed.
The men were soldiers from the Phil
ippines, tall, stalwart and clean limb
ed, but every man as mad as a March
hare. Under command of general
officer, they were on their way to
Washington, where they are to be car
ed for, and, if possible, restored to
health.
The man in command called on the
alderman Wednesday afternoon to
make arrangements for the breakfast.
Il will have twenty men with good APP
petites here at o'clock in the morn
ing" he said. Can you feed them?'
IF their appetites are not too good"
the alderman said.
The military man saluted and walked
away. Early in the morning coach
from the Pennsylvania railway was
sidetracked near Twelfth street, and
the men, chained so as to prevent their
doing injury, were marched to the res
taurant They ate with soldierly pre-
cision, and one blond giant frightened
the alderman severely when the latter
sought to enter into a conversation
with him. Breakfast over, Uncle Sans
unfortunate men again boarded their
train.-Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05
AL FRESCO WEDDING.

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Will
lams Parrish to Louis John Warren
was celebrated last evening on the lawn
of the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. UlriCk
Thompson at Kamehameha School.
Many were present at the ceremony
which was made very original and in
teresting by being carried out in al
fresco fashion beneath spreading
boughs hung with festoons of flowers
and yeweled with electric lights. Miss
Osborn and Miss Frazier were the
bridesmaids and Miss Emma Warren
the maid of honor. Ulrick Thompson
gave the bride away. e. b. Clark and
John Warren acted for the groom. The
Rev. John p. Erdman Qfficiated. The
honeymoon will be spent at Wahiawa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05
THE PING-PONGERS.
Visitors Invited to Attend Semi
Finals.

Three interesting semi-fnal games in
the Elks' open Ping-Pong tournament
will be played this afternoon in Elks'
Hall, starting at 4:3O Seats have been
arranged for visitors and all interested
in the game are cordially invited, es-
pecially visitors. Refreshments will be
served. Last night Clark won from
Horner, Atkinson from Armstrong,
Lowell from Young, Clark from Girvin.
This afternoon the following are sche
duled: c. b. High-G. Waterhouse, Lo-
well against the winner and A. b. Clark
A. l.. c. Atkinson. This will bring the
tournament to the finals which may
be played off tonight or at the latest
tomorrow. The finals will in all prob
ability lie between Atkinson and Wa
terhouse and Atkinson should win.
There are three prizes offered by the
Elks and now being made by Foster
The first is a handsome little calabash,
bound in silver, fitted with a silver lid
with ping-pong rackets crossed as a
lid button. On the sides are arranged
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05
MIX STOOLS.

A missionary, speaking in London,
said that in response to appeals for
various articles for use on an African
farm a milking stool was sent to him
from England. He gave it to the ne
gro whose duty it was to milk the
cows, with injunctiOns to use it. On
the first day the negro returned home
from the COW sheds bruised and batter
ed, but with an empty pail. When ask
ed for an explanation of his laziness,
he replied: Milk stool very nice, mas
sa, but she won't sit on it,"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05
NOTICE

Chuck Yew has resigned his position
with c. Ahuna, and notice is hereby
given that he no longer holds author
ity to sign or receipt for the above
mentioned firm.
All accounts should be paid PERSONAL
ly to
c. AHUNA.
Dated Kainaliu, Kona, Hawaii, July
49, 1902.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05
THE TAFT PARTY.

NAPLES July 24.-The German
steamer Princess Irene, which sailed
today for Manila, had among her pas
sengers Governor Taft, Judge Smith
and Secretary Carpenter. Captain
Strother, one of Governor Tafts party,
was not WELL and sailed for New York
today.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05

Want ads in Star cost but % cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05
FIRE CLAIMS FEES
Thin Blood

Thin blood always makes trouble.
Your circulation is very poor, you
have cold hands and feet. Your
nerves are weak, you are despondent
and discouraged. Your stomach is
bad you have indigestion and sick
headache. Your muscles are weak
and you can hardly drag about the
house. But there is q prompt cure
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05

silver ping-pong net, racket and balls
the enamelled arms of Hawaii and
plate telling the story~uf the tourna-
ment in brief Tie second prize con-
sists of sleeve links i'm the shape of
ping-pong rackets and the third a ping
pong racket and ball scarf pin These
viii be distributed at the social session
on Saturday evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05
TO PLAY BALL.

The Boston Herald is authority for
the information that two All-American
baseball mines will visit Honolulu at
the close of the season 1t is surmised
that the teams will stop at Honolulu
during an exhibition tour, en- route to
the Orient or the Colonies.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05
PoRTrGuEsE PoLITGCAL CLUE.

The Portuguese Political club held an
other meeting last night in San An
tonic hall. 1t was decided to hold a
mass meeting on Sunday afternoon, Au-
gust II, at which plans will be discuss
ed for uniting the Portuguese colony for
work in the coming election, for the
betterment of the colony.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05
NOTED BISHOP DEAD.

SELMA, Ala, July 24.-Right Rev. R.
w. Barnwell, Bishop of the Episcopal
Diocese of Alabama, died here today
as the result of recent attack of ap-
pandicitiS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05
A GLIIT On BONDS.

LONDON, July 24.-The market is
overloaded with gilt-edged securities.
British Columbia, which was about to
issue a loan of G721 900, has decided to
withdraw and await a more propitious
time for floating the loan.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05
CONVENTION CALLED.

The official call for the Republican
Territorial convention has been issued
~ Chairman A. G. NJ. Robertson Of the
Territorial Central Committee. 1t is to
De held in Progress hall, Honolulu, on
September l.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-05
ONOMEA SUGAR.

HILO, July 31.-Onomea sugar COM
pany finished grinding the crop of l9OZ
yesterday, the total tonnage being L.
$40 tons, against S,72l last year.-Ha-
wall Herald.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08
OUR FABULOUS GROWTH

New York Commercials The treas.
ury department has just issued a mon
ograph giving the statistics of the
growth of this nation during the cen
try from 1900 to 800 and the figures
VI from 1900 10 1900 and the figures
are of nature to dazzle the imagina.
ton. The total worth of the country
has grown from O0.000.000 in 1850
to an estimated s94 900. .OOO, 900 in 1900
or nearly 400 per cent Our wealth
p 'r capita in 1850 was 1907. while in
% it was 81 .235. At the beginning
century the public debt was s15
capita, in 1870 it had fallen to 81
cents Before the beginning of the
civil war in 1861. it was s274, but in
1865 it had arsen to $769S. Since
then il has been steadily decreasing.
until this year 1t is but sl2.97. not at
all troublesome burden to a nation
with the vast wealth possessed by our
own. The amount of money In circu
lation is now $3.50 per capita. the
highest point it has ever attained.
The deposits in the savings banks of
the land amount to S2.597 09i. $50.
which is fair index of the prosperity
enjoyed by the poorer classes. and
the deposits in the national banks.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Because the Republicans are sitting
the frauds in Arapahoe county with
indications that the members of the
legislature will be ousted because of
large fraudulent vote. there is talk
of throwing out honestly elected Re
publican senators by the Democratic
majority of the upper branch. Should
this prove to be the case Republi-
cans will be justified in playing the
same game in the house. We believe
those honestly elected should serve.
but fair play must be observed on
both sides. If the vote in Arapahoe
county shows sufficient fraud to throw
out the legislative members. it should
be done no matter what the result as
it is time crime of the character that
has disgraced Denver so many years
was discouraged. but honest voters
should not he disfranchised in order
to gain a United States senator. The
r publican candidates in Arapahoe
should prove clear title in order to
be seated
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Nicaragua's minister at Washington
lntimates that his country will still
get the isthmian canal. Colombia. he
says. will fix terms which the United
States will refuse to accept and then
Nicaragua will have the waterway.
The outcome would not cause any Sc
rlous displeasure in the United States
Nicaragua was the place which the
majority of the people of the United
States had marked out for the course
OF the canal for many years past. All
the plans for canal building until
about year ago contemplated that ii
should cross Nicaragua. Last winter
however. the Panama scheme was
pushed with such vigor and success
that II secure priority in the options
allowed the president in negotiating
Tor the work Colomba's government
should bear in mind that the alterna-
live plan of building at Nicaragua has
many friends in this country Unless
there is a complete acquiescence by
the government of Colombia in the de
nands which President Roosevelt has
made the more northerly route for
the canal will be selected. This is
the shape in which the matter will
have to be presented TO the authori
ties Of Colombia.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08
DURANGO SOAP WORKS
DESTROYED eY FIRE

Durango was visited by another
blaze last evening. this time the Du.
tanPo soap factory being destroyed,
The plant was located nenr the Ami
mas ON lhe west euh OF 18th street,
and has h"on In successful operation
lof several months The hre was
nrd discovered by Mr Schoheld. re-
aidiug ACROSS the river THIS was
about o'rlork An alarm was turn
I'd In. aud with others Mr.. Sohofeld
ndcayorod 10 save some vi the goods
on the Inside but was prevented by
names aud smotr which hllrd the
building 10 sunucation The depart
m"nt ., spoudod quickly but 1t took
snmc cNtra tlmr to stretch 900 feet
ul hose from the plug az StelneEer' y
corner ana then after water was
turned on few minutes pressure
wac lcssencd by leakage of the plug
and the nrcmcn were not able To
accomplish mach az first as tho in
side was soaked with oils and grease
and flames shot high IN the air warm
ing up the atmosphere Tor some dis
tance.
The owners. Mcasrs. LOTUS. Mcktn
non and wilkerson place the loss at
over $4,000 They had just received
a carload OF supplies and stored same
la ihe huildiug The Insurance is
about half g. $50 Eight thousand
pounds ot soap was about ready for
astiug In fact would have been
moulded today and th, loss ON this
alone iS $3.50 There is no clue as Ia
the origin OF the ire hut II is beliey
rd to bo inc udiap as Inspection OF
the boiler and nues at 3 O'Clock re
vcaied all was right for the night. and
MIR W. G Casey locked up. having
kindling ready for building Are this
morning This theory is backed ur
by the statement that the Office door
was found unlocked by those FIRST on
the ground although II seems hardly
possible that anyone would do such
a mean thing
a representative OF The Herald in
tcrViewed Messrs. McKinnon and lof
tus this forenoon and they said af
soon as insurano" was arranged they
would commence rebuilding. The Du
range soap has been meeting with de
cided success. finding market In all
the adjoining towns to the north. east
south aud west OF us and with good
satisfaction. The Herald trusts that
this will be the case, as 1t means the
employment of home labor and re-
tanning thousands OF dollars yearly
that otherwise will 70 to Chicago and
other eastern points
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Though the fact has escaped general
attention, it is true that in one hun
dred years the West has had only
four speakers and this has been one of
the chief influences in the agreement
of Uncle Joe" Cannon's election to
the speakership. This office has been
given TO Middle and Eastern states
for total of forty years. Ken
tgcky had the honor for twenty-five
years divided between Henry Clay
and John G. Carlisle, while the South
had the speakershlp for thirty-five
years
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Printers Ink thinks that the time
seems surely approaching when the
New York American and Journal must
give an automobile with each copy of
its Sunday issue. The newest devel-
opment in the gift line is box of
real paints. 1t is a significant fact
that the journal fairly outdoes itself
in its use of these novelty supple
ments its old rivals, the World and
Herald, do not attempt to compete
with it upon its own basis, but stead.
lily build circulation along old.fash-
ion lines.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Mayor Low has in mind another
great public improvement in his pro
pusa to construct s1200000 ap-
proach to the new East river bridge.
The cost seems great-indeed, a new
briAge might be built for the same
money. But the lack OF an adequate
approach has always been the main
defect OF the Brooklyn bridge and it
is well not to repeat that mistake in
constructing new bridges. Not the
least of the many advantages of the
proposed Improvement would be that
il would create a splendid thorough
fare out of a district now covered
with old tenemeuts and rookeries, and
which is now the heart of that motor
ious section of the city known as the
red light district"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08
which are patronizea by the wealthier
olasseH. have grown from o0,s1O,s7S
In 1S > to IS. III .69O,1 this year.

The fear in London that the Chris
tian outbreaks in Macedonia and AL
hania will involve r ssia in war
AGAINST Turkey are undoubtedly vain.
There are many good reasons why
Russia should ne anxious to maintain
the pace at this time. An attack on
1urAey would disarrange Russia s
5lans in Manchuria, would check work
1r the trans Siberian railroad, which
IS moi As near completion as some re-
poits have it, and would make seri-
lsly embarrassing situation for Rus
las ally France. There is not likely
b. in 1902 OF 1903 repetition of
he Russian invasion Of Turkey of
1877
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

bull in a china shop couldn't ere
ate more excitement than was occa-
stoned by a tiny mouse in the cloak
department of a big Market street
store the other morning. The place
was filed with women and babel of
many tongues was suddenly hushed
by an ear-pierceing shrek At the
same time a woman leaped with one
bound to chair and drew her skirts
tiehtly about her. The others seem
ed to know there was a mouse some
where and a mad scramble ensued
Almost I'm the twinkling of an eye.
The mouse, tiny little one. was in
proud possession of the floor space
He sat up and looked around as
though very much pleased at the idea
Of being monarch of all he surveyed;
but his satisfaction was short lived.
The pet Of the department. an old cat.
that was doing in a window, made
one spring, and ii was all over with
the mouse. Then the women climb
ed down from their perches and the
business of the department was re-
sumed.-Washington Star
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Honestly elected officials should be
permitted to hold the positions which
the people intended them to have. At
the same time where fraud prevailed
the same should be shown up and
those dishonesty elected thrown out
without regard to the winnings of any
party. The ballot box must be pro
tected If our free institutions are to
stand.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec. o.-The
registers Of the leading hotels are fill
ing rapidly with the names of emin-
ent medical men and public health
officials who have como 10 attend the
annual meeting of the American Pub
lie Health association. The sessions
are to begin Monday in Tulane hall
and Will continue through an entire
week As at former conventions of
the association the chief questions of
consideration will be those relating to
sanitary science and the prevention of
disease, DIR. II. y Holton of Yer
noat, authorities from many parts of
the United States, Canada and Mexico
will be present.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Mr. Morgan has given one cent to
a Flint, Mich, charitable organization.
Let us hope the gentleman will not be
compelled now to go without things
that would have tendency to in
crease his comfort.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08
INK N W NJ " n rs y
eIaevxlAhd for sood BAN tinbsr.

Mr.. and Mrs. imNe IoweHstein ana
daughter left this morning for Pago
sa Springs, where they will locate.
Mr.. Lowensteln engaging in dry goods
gents urfishing goods and clothing
business The Herald trusts Mr
and Mrs. Lowenstein will Hike the
Springs and do well.
I. u Melville made u good speel for
zeal y. Hill. whose trial ended in
hsng Jury yesterday. Hill was tried
lasi spring along with several others
charged with breathing into ID A II
freight ear. II was shown at the trial
that Inn was really an Innocent mem
her oi the party. but II was claimed he
permfcd himself in trying to clear his
companions. District Attorney John
son prosecuted
There are two hose attachments to
the fre plues Last evening after at
ta.hmept had b'cn made with one
line of hose the cap ON the other at
iaohmrhj blow OF which greatly les
sened the pressure. and as the soap
factory was doom at best and no
other buildings in danger. IL was no
use in rewinding and connecting with
another plus.
5. \. Cmn. representing the Tritch
Hardware company Of Denver, is in
ter,icwing our hardware merchants
today. Mr Cun says the carrying of
the wator bonds Tucaday r. worth
thousands Of dollars to Durango. He
says travelling men are great advertls'
ers aud that every las, one has been
unable 10 have good word for pu.
rango water. but with q pure supply
from the Florida II means much for
our city.
The Hili case went to the jury about
seven O'Clock last evening and AT
fwelve O'Clock it was evident that
disagreement would continue and the
cour, discharged the Jury, which stood
ton tn twelve. 80 II Is reported, tor
conviction This morning Hfll was
mfned loose. having served several
months IN the county Jail for the al.
legged crime of perjury aud heretofore
having good reputation, IL was
thought best to give him his liberty
and save costs of another trial
owing to inability 20 proceed with
criminal business this morning. the
couri listened to an application this
forenoon for Injunction asked by a
RICO party. Charles 4 Mclaughlin.
against I'D McGnl V J Kraft, + C..
Young aud @. l.. Green. to restrain
ihcm from working through
Nellie Bly tunnel on Niger
Baby Hilis At Rico. The ap
pllcatiou war denied Reese McClos-
bcy appeared tor plaintiff and ] A.
Pulliam and Charles A. Johnson for
ucfcudapts
Dr w r. i.oe who with his wife
has come TO Durango 20 reside, is re-
egn,ly ii0m Knnsas city where he In
highly esteemed In musical circles,
aud where ho has had some of his
compositions published Tor the piano.
IN eo has been a devoted piano stu
dent under some Of the best teachers
as his technique shows The music
loving people Of our city VIII receive
our new pianist with delight aud his
playing viii be most valuable add.
lion 10 this Winters musical enter
tnlnmont IN Lee h also an expert
tuner. whose wotl. he guarantees.
fhoHo who desire to keep their pianos
IN good shape always prefcr u resident
timer and he is already In demand In
this line
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Ii Is announced from Washington
that the secret of hybridiZing all
plants has at last been discovered !:
so crossing of the milkweed and the
strawberry may yet come within the
reach of science.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Thrifty Jim" is making some ele-
CANT appointments in the new coun-
ties created by the Rush bill--that is.
if one doesn't care what he says. A
lot of carpet baggers and actual non
residents are securing plums and
there is good sized howl going up
from the people interested. But then
Orman is not caring. He is aware
that it is the last OF him as well as
the party he represents for many
vcars TO come.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

The week has gone by and Senator
Patterson not heard from in the sen
ate. Must be something wrong with
the man who has an aching heart for
the welfare of the Filipinos above
every other consideration
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

The late Chicago hotel fire should
cause officials to get move on. No
doubt there are thousands of such
rat-traps throughout the large cities
and 1t is a wonder that more fatal
ties are not recorded.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Julian Ralph. the well known writer
and war correspondent. is reported
dangerously i'll at st. Louis. Mr..
Ralph visited Durango some ten years
ago gathering data for an article
which appeared in Harper's magazine
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08
ful never to let the congregation, in
an outburst of enthusiasm, mistake
his Efforts for those OF Gabriel

II the supreme court holds ina
Judge Johnson had power to enJoin
County Clerk Aichele from certifying
fictitious names, 1t will prove bsleh
ial Ia the way OF honest registration
not only in Arapahoe county. but
throughout the state.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Denver appears to be in hard lines
again. The Rush amendment is sure
ly creating a bad state of affairs and
the supreme court should lose no time
In passing on the validity of the
measure.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Frauleiu Krupp should easily pro-
cure husband. even a titled one. She
is the richest girl in the world, some
thing like seventy-five millions at her
command.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Crooks are operating successfully I
some OF the police stations in Phila-
delphia ami approaching so near the
city hall that the frightened inmates
are discussing ways and means to
suppress unofficial competition.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

The New York Suns opposition to
Roos ,"alt is easily explained. The
Sun is 4.t c1nad or controlled by
trust influences. and took the side oil
the coal barons in ihe late fight which
Roosa ielt took hand in. And little
does Teddy care He has the masses
with him
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

County Clcr', Aichele got it where
the chicken ct the axe. metaphor
caily speaking. OF course the su.
preme court has to pass on the legal
ity of the Injunction. but chances ia.
vor the decree standing.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

In that tremendous decrease in the
manufacture and sale of cigars We
see what has been done by Carrie Ma
ton snatchlng them out OF the mouths
of smokers
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

The average speed OF railway trains
in Russia is only fourteen miles an
hour. This sort of gait must seem
drcadfully slow to Grand Duke Boris
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

Denver Republican did not endorse
the Rush bill. The party in conven-
lion did but the Republican fought
the measure from the time IL was in
irohuced In the Legislature.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

George w Heintz, formerly passen-
ger agent of the Rio Grande Western.
has been appointed to similar posi-
ton on the North Shore road running
north from San Francisco.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-08

don is now known as motoring. 1t
makes but little difference, however,
under which title the pedestrian is
run down.