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The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
AGAINST ANARCHY.

CHICAGO, February l5.-In the
name of liberty itself Archbishop Ire
land of ST. Paul demanded tonight the
passage of federal laws for the sup
preston of anarchsm. the enemy of
liberty. Speaking at the monthly din
ner OF the Merchants Club the Arch
bishop specified three kinds of leglsla-
ton to this end, each OF which he re-
Earded az essential to the welfare of
the country. BY the first anarchist i'm
migrants must be excluded. BY the
second the life of the Chief Executive
must be cffectually protected. BY the
third the formation of plots on Ameri-
can soil against the lives of foreign
rulers must be prohibited. and, I'm case
Congress has no authority for such leg
islation, the Archbishop saw his way
forward unhesitatingly
Let the Constitution be so amended
that this authority be allowed Congress
beyond doubt" he said. the matter
| Is of sufficient seriousness to warrant
| the proposal of an amendment to the
| Constitution"
OF the so-called phllosophic anarch'
/ ism, Archbishop Ireland had no good tc
speak and he received Il round of ap'
plause when he said: AS ii is men who
dress up such theories in florid Ian
| guage and cover thew IN the respccta
bility of literary name do Immense
harm and should at all times receive
the scorn and contempt of right-think
! lnr men"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

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end Hh destruction fB ODE sut
n aegnH tHe prisoner Hn terh.
ball ai rfdunds ia co. iuirrf sIfnnr Huit
after tha police ifuntps ore 1lHuHari W
Uui uH Tuesday inst the ludee sent
himself one better then usual and IS.
rllded Joke m the pniire department
from NhiUh they have not VT reroNef
- u seemed that festive ciuzen
Who did not have the vhcrewiihal tn
spend his Christmas in San Francisco
loaded up With Ap0lunnfls or some
similar soothing lotion ana proceeded
Co a nelFhbors, where be attempted 20
initiate a combination ~ a oo-mile cy-
clone and George Davis arguing con-
sututional law. In three minutes by
the watch the room was wreck 60 the
tune ~ between two and three hundred
dollars. This was really very humor-
Gus situation. but the craven spirit ~
the owner %; the wrecked furniture
failed 90 recognize A. ana be had the
lmpudence 20 call In the police. They,
In turn. with a stupidity that would
drive man Tess well-balanced than
the Judge TO drink. failed 10 recognize
the fun In the performance. and ac-
tuaHy not only stopped the perform
ance before the house was pulled down,
but had the indecency TO prosecute the
humorist. when the undisputed evil
donce was all In 1t was pointed out TO
the Judge that not a witness had testi-
fed that the humorist acted with NAL
Ice" The humorist himself made no
announcement, either before, after or
during the performance, that he was
actuated by malice; neither did any
one make the announcement on his be
half. Under these circumstances the
truth was clearly and simultaneously
revealed to the Judge that justice must
once more fatten out the police depart
ment, for interfering with the innocent
pleasures OF a free-born American citi-
zen. and he forthwith scowled a horri-
BILE frown at the shrinking and al
frighted Attorney General and ordered
the jury on pain OF listening to a con-
stitutional argument by George Davis
to acguit the prisoner. The jury would
have faced death without t'emor !
but flesh and blood has It's limits and
the required verdict was forthwith
filed, and one more link was stricken
from the chain which has heretofore
held Hawaii In bondage. on days when
the Judge feels blue and sleepy we
shall expect a bench warrant to Issue
for the cyclonic humorist, and that,
like David before Solomon, he will con-
vert the sombre courtroom into an
airy, fairy bower OF wit and forthwith
charm the Judge back into his usual
state of pink and scintillatlng wisdom
and joyousness.
| Mr. Yardley has projected his minds
eye into the future and herewith pre-
sents a Photographic representation OF
the joyful occasion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
(From Thursdays Daily.)

The Globe Navigation Company's
steamer Eureka left Seattle for Honolulu
on the 18th with nearly 1000 tons OF gem
cral merchandise. She is due any time
now.
The ship Helen Brewer sailed for New
for llilo yesterday. had 700 tons of sugar
aboard, and will take 100 tons more on
Hawaii after which she will proceed to
New York
Another old landmark on Fort street,
tree, came down yesterday. The
tree stood opposite the Criterion sa-
loon, and was just within the side
walk line. obstructng free passage
way, and yesterday succumbed To the
AK,
novelty in slot machines has Just
been installed in Il Fort street cigar
store, BY dropping nickel in the
slot and holding the hand under an
opening, a handful of shelled peanuts
drops out The machine consists of a
large glass globe in which the peanuts
can be seen, When the coin falls into
the slot, a lever is released which al
lows certain quantity to come out
and the inner valve is again closed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
DREDGING FOR CAPITAL.

When Congressional Investigations
degenerate into fault-tlndng and quer-
ulous questionings, where men of poll
ties descend to innuendo In effort to
discredit public servants, it is time for
decency to prevail and the cloak of
public necessities be drawn away from
would-be capital makers.
When President Mckinley selected
Judge Taft of Cincinnati, to take the
Craftsmanship OF the Philippine Com
mission, there was universal approval
Of the choice, especially on the part of
all those who knew the capacity and
private life of the Ohloun. Since going
into the islands of the East his acts
have been public property, and that he
has been sincere and hard worked Is
shown in every report, public and pri-
vate, which has come from him or any
visitor. Men of all shades of politics,
who have made the tour to the archi-
pelaGo have come away with the BELIEF
that In the governor the nation had a
representative OF whom 1t is we'll to be
proud.
But the Democracy OF the United
States Is nothing II not peculiar. Dis
traught over the prevalence of prosper
ity, affrlghted over the contentment of
the people. which they know will have
reflex in the votes which are to be cast
this fan for members of Congress and
for Legislatures which will elect many
Senators. are wildly trying to make
capital out OF the situation In the Phil
| ippines. And the result is not entirely
to the satisfaction of the schemers
either. First the Populist end of the
/ Democracy was found throwing mud al
brave soldier of the United States
army, who was described as charity
boy" at West Point. Such expression
| i'll becomes Mr.. Dubois, and will do hin
little good in his own State. where by
combination OF two parties he barely
squeezed into the upper house, leaving
at home a gallant soldier and careful
legislator, George Shoup. Nor will !
sit we'll upon that mass OF the people
who draw no lines between the you'll
who is born with neither gold nor sill
Yer spoon for his mouth, and who re
sent the imputation of lack of nobilit!
of character, because education wa
taken at the hands Of the nation whicl
he serves,
Failing to ind advantage in the arm
situation, which comforts them, tn
same men, led on principally by Tom
Patterson OF Denver. whose Populisr
Is so notorious that even his Democra,
ic colleagues sometimes balk over &C
companying him in his flights. and Du
. bois OF Idaho. who was left at HON
once because OF treachery TO his part,
are seeking to find a flaw in the civ
u administration. Governor Taft Ia
:, been grilled by these political caplti
mongers, but out OF II all he come
with the same clean record which ha
distinguished his private life. Thei
+" was little comfort for the inquisitor
~ when, thinking they had found a scar
v dal in that the governor lived In Il
&c old palace. they brought out the IA
" that the servants needed to care for Il
'e place cost the governor $4,000 a Yea
H. and that his stable had to be well MI
y, to take care of the service OF his ST
al ton. And too, they have found tn
AZ the Filipino Is taking well his lesson
is government, which is conducted for I
benefit Of the governed and that despi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
A Mandy cAISpAw.

Dne 1f the mariifyInr things about
Hnwaib representation Boz Congress ls
TIRE way Mr Wilcox permits himself 90
be used aH a ratspnw. We have already
noted the aelehi-of hand trick hy
which the ostute Mr. Kahn got Wilcox
o. father ihe lepsr bill that seemed
likely. al tho time NJ Kahn pro posed
%. 90 ret him into trouble with big san
Francisco houses doing busincfs for
Hawaii Kahn simply asked Wilcox
% take the measure on his hands and
get an tho credit" wheroupon the
simple Hawaiian was only too plensed
Now Wilcox nnls himself In the ride
ulous position Of having % oppose the
Vital section % the measure bearing his
name or IN default Of that. to take the
consequences from his people at home.
The school and county bills were cas-
ny passed 81 wilcox and now the lat
ter Is In quandary himself as to the
means Of their adaptation here.
The most Migrant instance of VIII
coX's catspaw character Is seen In his
salary grab bill. Probably not a single
other man In tho Housa could ne found
TO father H. Many OF the members
were avid enough for the $4,000 per an
mum fixed In the so-called Wilcox bill,
but they had a wholesome fear Of in
PRODUCING such n measure. However,
there was an easy alternative: Just
get Wilcox to do the Job; he doesn't
know any better" And the Job was
done.
There have been Farmer Waybacks
In Congress, but nom was ever quite
so sure to buy a eildei brick as tho
ia Naiian Delegate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
Support Of British Army.

LONDON. Feb. l5.-The army estimates
issued today show a grand total for the
year i902-03 of E693i0.0Oo C3i6.O0O. 00o),
which is intended to provide for 10000
men. of which $4,000 men are for the or
binary army service and 2Oo,3oo for war
service.
The estimates. of which EiO,0O.0J) is
required for war. show decrease an
der this head of E23. 1000 compared with
l!Nl-2, In a memorandum the War Sec
rotary. Mr.. Brodrick. explains that the
estimates are sufficient to maintain a
field force In South Africa OF the present
! strength for eight or nine months OF the
new fiscal year
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.
(From Wednesdays daily.)

The steamer Maui is on the marine
railway,
An election will be held by Company
II, Tuesday evening, to choose n sue
cessor to the late Captain Murray.
The schooner Emma Claudina. with
king" Greig on board, got away for
Tanning Island on Monday evening.
Princess Kawananakoa will receive
on the first and third Tuesdays Of each
month, at Pualellani. Waikiki, from
to y, IN.
Ten new houses are either under
construction at or near College Hills,
or will be within week. The frames
of several are up now.
The resolutions adopted by the Ho-
nolulu Labor Federation against the
employment of Asiatic labor on Federal
work have been forwarded to Wash
ington for presentation to Congress.
w. +. c. Hasson. the government
electrical inspector, has gone to Hilo
to see that the rules and regulations
of the department are followed in the
construction there Of the new power
plant.
General Warfeld, who has been Wis
! iting here for the past two months,
viii depart for home in the Alameda.
/ 'ffllfIitl w dlilflh lliS bftl iiu'h
proved I'm health by his stay, and looks
fit for work once more. .
/ Jared q. Smith has received re-
quest from the Department of Agricul-
ture at Washington for fun informa-
ton OF the cultivation of sisal in Ha-
wall, and what chances there are for
the successful manufacture of the ar
ticle. Mr.. Smith will begin immediate
ly to collect the desired information.
| Emil Ney and Judge Gear are friends
| again. Ney has resumed his duties as
bailfG to the grand jury, and yesterday
/ appeared i'm court as if he had never
/ lost his job His promises of reform
were evidently effective, for at noon
he took up his some old position as
guard at the throne room door in the
Capitol building.
Nine. Genevra tombstone Bishop
who fell and broke her arm while
walking down Fort street last week, Is
improving rapidly. 1t is her intention
now to give song recital, If she Is
sufficiently recovered. before she is tC
sail for San Francisco. No details
have been arranged, but there will bC
a varied program given.
Wray Taylor, commissioner of agri
culture. has had published n motto,
warning the public against the distri
button OF the lantana scale, which /.
now destroying the plant on Maui. Til,
; people are advised that Professor Koe
belle is soon to leave for Mexico to Sc
J cure a remedy for the lantana, which
, will not injure other plant life, ant
, the public is requested not to a;temp
spread of the lantana scale nov
here.
The following cases were disposed o
by Judge Wilcox yesterday: kehikupa
kako, vagrancy, three years reform
] school. All Kin, larceny second degree
I committed for trial; II. Carey, assault
g with a weapon, committed for trial; Ha
\ tw). Kaliko (w), affray, So and costs u
Keola, assault and battery on Rosie Kc
ola, IS and costs; Numunia Nlolupa, pro
family, $40 and costs; Ami, d.sturbn
quiet of night, 81 and costs; J w. Lake
y gross cheat, $50 and costs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

St, Patrick is a saint who does not
need the calendar OF his church to
make him respected and popular. Nor
is his popularity confined 10 his own
religious following. Everybody, Cath
Ollie and Protestant, Jew and Gentle,
has fondness for st. Patrick, whose
reputation was that OF good, humane
and witty soul. a hard working man
and Il devoted enemy OF snakes. On
these accounts 1t Is a pleasure to add
his birthday to the list of those OBJ
served In Hawaii. Considering that Ha-
wall. In Its dearth OF reptiles and In
its Emerald tone of landscape, Is SC
much like Ireland. and considering thai
Irishmen are OF long standing here. We
marvel THAI st. Patrick has never hac
much OF a show at Honolulu in th'
past. But aus well that ends we'll
March nth will no longer pass union
ored and on the next one the jovia
saint will be celebrated in way tina
would have warmed the cookies OF hi
merry old heart,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
Praise for Universities.

LONDON. Feb, l5,-Pouitney Bigelow
said today: What struck me most for
chilly during my visit to the Middle West
ern universities was thbe superiority OF
such universities as Cornell, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, etc. over the many Eastern
colleges in fitting students to take the
lead In practical American affairs The
spirit that Is conquering the neutral mars
kets of the world is more stimulated at
the headwaters of the Mississippi than at
the Atlantic. The intellectual vigor OF
our Western universities is not Yet APP
preciatel." .4.tI.It'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
The Next Race.

Next Saturday week Is the date which
has been decided upon for the next heat
OF the contest for the Roth trophy for
third class yachts. Tho course Will be
from the lighthouse to stake boat
moored on the Castle residence at Dia-
mond Head. thence back to another
stake boat of the Quarantine station.
around the bell buoy, finishing at the
spar buoy. There will be a race in the
near future for first class yachts In
which the Gladys, La Paloma, Helene.
Mary l.. and Hawaii are expected Ia
compete
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

The San Francisco papers have prob
ably succeeded in making things un-
comfortable for John Bennett, jour
nalist of high reputation, personally
and In his line OF business, by associat-
ing him. pictorially, with the supposed
murderer OF Nora Fuller. There are
more than a few John BENEFITS in the
world, but the coast press chose to
draw = likeness from memory of re-
porter Bennett. who was. at last ac-
counts, working in st. Louis. A pro-
test came by wire the other day from
place where he is known, but the
mischief had been done. As the man
wanted by the police has eaten for fif-
teen years at the Popular Restaurant
on Geary street and as Bennett came
TO San Francisco five years ago and
did not stay long, his exoneratior
should be complete.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

D. W Han was released D., Iulrs
Gear ycftHfdly upon pr.fsnNIg .
bond f0r 5000
Madame tombstone nshop hss D. on
rendered BY the kUuharn Au League
the free Ne of its rooms lu the Prog
ress block for "a concert 10 sho so 10
sirca
The concert by the Hawaiian Band
az the Capitol grounds yesterday al
ternoon was attended by large num-
Der ~ soldiers from the transport
Warren.
Charles J. Mccarthy has been grant
ed an extension Of time on the liquor
license al his Fort street place. his
new location not being ready FOR oc-
cupanCy
BIN Splccr. the genius who nr.d five
shots on upper Fort street on Tues
day might was fined SO and costs IN
the Police court yesterday for COM
mon nuisance.
David KAPPA arrested Manuel cas-
tano and r. Castano at Kalihi yegter-
day on a charge Of Illicit distilling. A
quantity of moonshine liquor was
found on their premises.
Yesterdays arrests included Kaluna
common nuisance; Il. Lima, assault
Akana, larceny. second degree; Kong
zee, embezzlement; Manuel Castano,
T. Castano, Illicit distilling; Law SIN,
embezzlement; Nat Fernandez. two
unknown. drunkenness.
The following cases were disposed OF
In the Police Court yesterday: Caesar
Garcia, Vagrancy, three months: Solo
mon Parker truancy, one year in Re-
form School; Bill Spicer, common nui-
sance. so and costs; Nomura, common
nuisance, s. and costs; Joe Akana, lar
ceny, second degree, committed Circuit
| Court.
The application OF the Rapid Transit
| Company for permission to put in a
switch on Alakea street, between Bere-
tania and Hotel streets, which would
necesstate a change in the Tramways
track, was before the Executive Coun-
ell yesterday. The matter was refer
red to the Attorney General for an
opinion,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

According to the latest dispatches
the President, in his coming review OF
the Schley case. will not discuss what
occurred prior to the battle of San
tiago ION the ground that If Schley' S
conduct was reprehensible it was con-
doned by the Navy Department and by
President Mckinley when Schley's pro-
motion was recommended. As f-r the
battle OF Santiago. the President Is in
clined to the opinion. according to his
visitors, that the victory was won by
all the captains, and that credit cannot
therefore be given exclusively to
Schley. although the latter acted cour-
ageously, and. with the Oregon, sue
ceeded in preventing the escape of the
Colon" 1t will be noticed from this
that the President gets out of diff
cult situation very neatly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

The question of who invited Prince
Henry has been raised in Congress. IL
il "A new idea that an invitation was
needed. Several million Germans have
entered this country without one ana
there il no reason why the Prince
shouldn't have a show.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

fht utatftipktt tss5ns hass 20
fHiniea accents ~ ftf ahTff rfiefkfs
AZ pfefaftd ~ intuft fIals ssaiast
nft 81 fiaft $50 Nftrh FuiIainft $40
sh Nfffhhn4iss stored therein 81 fhs
meet fatufahia fffns. faUf tnftIfulnfs
hrply ~ tht nnlfe N
y A eciiAtFEn a CO. AFa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

The fear that "Viseount' Hinton. the
organ grinder, would come into the
peerage, has been dispelled by the de-
rision of the Lord Chief Justice, that
Hinton. under a family settlement
made in 1853, could not GUST his step
brother, the youthful Earl Poulett,
from the family estates. The return Of
Hinton TO the organ, with greatly in
creased fame, may now be looked for.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
German Lloyd Marine lnsur'os c.
or BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance G.
or BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies have
established a general agency here, and
the undersigned, general agents, are
authorized TO take fisks against the
dangers OF the sea at the most ressoN.
able rates and on the mos; favorsbis
terms.
y. A. scHAEFER a Co.
General AEenA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

Senator Stewards bin to increase the
pay of Senators and Representatives to
$500 per year hardly got votes enough
to carry II into the Record. The Will
cox bill 20 raise everybody's pay Is
next to tribe with the buZZ-saw.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
General Insurance Co. for saA.
River and Land Transport
OF Dresden.

Having established an agency at Hoo
nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands the
undersigned general agents are author
lied to take risks against the dangers
OF the sea at the most reasonable rates
and on the most favorable terms
y. A. SCHAEFER a co,
Agents lor the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

Judging from Volcano Marshalfs Ma
Mia letter IT looks as If he were ready
10 connise at the dreadful outrage OF
withholding the ballot from the Fill
pinos.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

1t ~ not surprising to hear that Sen
ator Depew has come out strongly TOT
the Panama canal route. AS the d.
recting genius Of the Vanderbilt lines
which are reaching for Pacific ter
minal. Mr.. Depew could hardly anord
10 do ANYTHING else.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

There is one thing about the Demo
cratic search for an issue. The party
isn't looking FOR birds In any of the
old Bryan nests.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

Every possessor of kodak or
brownie" camera has the opportunity
of competing for $4,000 in cash and ko-
dak prizes at the Honolulu Photo Sup
ply Company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

50 long as there is chance to chase
rainhows. we don't see why any ke-
publican should waste his time In run
-rln, for q phantom seat In defunc'
LEGISLATURE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

It looks as n some OF the European
powers would fight yet over the ques-
ton OF which one was friendliest To us
during the Spanish war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

GlARKE.S 3 a PILLS {! =: ss ss. s. :!ss
plants. Free from Mercury. Established
upwards OF % ysArA In boxes 4. o.
each, Of al Chemists and Patent Medi-
cine Vendors throughout the World
Proprietoru. The lincoln and Midland
Counties Drug Company. Lincoln. nNs'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

Governor Taft SAYS there Is no cows
or goats milk In the Philippines. When
they want to milk anything over there
they try the treasury.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

II was enough o. save CUBA from
ruin by the snaniards without taking
contract 10 make all the tuhans nch'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

why draw on strength Tor useless
election when one that counts Tor
something Dr. not Ear on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

Apparently the Eastern pemociats
want 10 unite their party At the point
lcal grave uf Mr. Bryan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28

Niss stone ma, be- able Co pay it OH
bach wten she goes on the lecture
platform
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
Hoods JGrS1pariUd
and Pills

VIII rid you Of Scrofula, radically
and permanently, as they have
rid thousands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Ordinary and Term Deposits received
and interest allowed In accordance with
rules and conditions printed In pass
books. copies OF which may be had on
application.
Judd Building, Fort Street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
The Bank Of Hawaii
LIMITED,

Incorporated Under the Laws OF the
Republic OF Hawaii.
CAPITAL ............,....... 5000, 00e "
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Chas M. Cooke ,,.......... President
p. c. Jones ........... vice President
C. II. Cooke .................... Cashier
f. c. Anterior Assistant Cashier
Directors-Henry Waterhouse, Tom
May, F. w. Macfarlane. L. ID. Tenney,
]. A. McCandless.
solicits the Accounts OF Firms, Cor
porations, Trusts, individuals, and will
promptly and carefully attend 10 all
business connected with banking en-
trusted to II. Sell and Purchase For
eign Exchange. Issue Letters OF Credit