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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


ficers ana S54 men Of the 21st In
fantry.
Eloi Godu. the smallpox patient, who
up 10 last Wednesday had been I'M
der the treatment and care of DR.. II.
/. Hnughton, the Observation-Disclosures
died at his home ut Winchester, Mass,
Monday. from sudden relapse SUI
fered, Sunday night.
About 50 mason tenders, comprising |
the entire force Of men engaged IN /
that line in Lcominster, Mass, went
on a strike, Monday, for higher wages. |
The men have been receiving - a DAY
for eight hours and they demand $2.2J.
The contractors refuse to accede toI
the demands Of the men.
The British steamer Clan Mcfregor
cant Fond, from Port Natal, May N,
for New York, is ashore at Martha
Point On the south coast Of Cape Col
onv. ana it is expected that she will be-
come wreck. The steamer Clan Mac
Gregor was built at Leith i'm 1852. is OIL
1924 tons net register, ana is owned in.
Glasgow.
N its compilation Of new incorpora
tons for May the New York Journal
of Commerce shows that new compa-
MICS having Il total capitalization Of
'i$,0oo,oo0 were authorized during the
month to do business. This II ur-
crease Of Slf.oOo,onV compared VIII
April NS usuai rs" Jersey he''d' ''''
HSt' WIN a. ,V'o'po"'
one Of the eight telegraph operators
removed from the building of the
Western Union Telegraph 81" lh los
ton, recently, suffering rom Hil.lH-
box MHl'heN =. '"'pln' ri'"' ~"
Day II ms nome ~ N'''''iI' 80. "
where ne hid p'"h quarantine" l''
me past Nv" N''N9' MI ~, "l'' ".',
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Among the passengers win" arrived
w -N'W n, 'i..'""-'
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WHY ~ l"N INT '.'" i'' $3.50
trI' "di T"'''' WI,' Min N'.''," Nh III
laN I"I I SlStc'' / HI 'I'iIi 'I'' Ii-' NJ "l''
were traced 70 Ia! 'li" l"rl " "Fi'
hrnd"d. ar. I'yI"r Went rom 'n'
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rba matter M.1p3Ytt yy-1c ,riNtu over
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h'N@ ~ W." county JAN i"f IlIriIIlG MiiH
builder Of Pert chester. by Telephone
"'N''1l mouths 'E'' MS nuil4'r il'I
AIisS MN'fS- mn" looked up hiS l"ie-
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a VIII vi H'''l'9 ''l PuS'
tifty persons committed suicide i'm
Chicago during the month OF May.
Ih's Us the greatest number ever re-
''r'"H' according 10 inc heaith depart
i' '''- i'uii',E lllc same It!I"L I"ti'
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03

Mothers lose their dread for "that te,-
r!ble second summer when they have T,r
toWier Extract Of Wild Strawberry IN
the house. Natures specific for how'll
complaints of every sort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03

Ladies should read Russell q
Wcstun's navy ad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03

NOrkmcn are ccmcnting the bottom
Of the pond in the State park, in front
vi The Capitol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03

Only one remedy in the world that v,,t
at once stop itchinesS OF the skin IN guv
part Of the body; Doans Ointment. In
any drug store. 80 cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
TWO STORY HOUSE, STABLE AND

M m N1in slrcot, WmlIuu village. lra- 4
/ idcncc &c Late Col. G. \. Wing. Nd,lrc,;
NJ inquire w Mrs. Il. NJ Wing. I;ux try |
Winthrop. Me. luvo,dfvs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
MRS. CRAM. cLAIRvoyANT ca,

MRS. CRAM, CLAiRvCYANT, CAN
be consulted on health or business. Ref
erences from leading business peopie.
Hours from 10 A. NJ to 10 =. NJ. Casss
taken by mail. Noa Capitol street, All
Susta, Maine. may2L d1w@
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
All Work guaranteed. Reference. Frank
Il. Dennis, Augusta. Also instruction On
pianos and organs. Orders by mail viii
receive prompt attention. Willis FL
Trask. Rural Free Delivery No. 4, Card
ner, Me. References, Mrs. f. e Davis,
&. f. Fiynt and Mrs. IL. E. Goodrich. Au-
gusta- oct2S diff
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CHARTERED OAK
BEAUTIFUL

fiat top library desk 32x56, with book
shelf and two banks OF drawers; cost SJA.
Address, White Oak, Journal Office.
naval DIV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03

The popular concert, this evening. in
the auditorium Of the First BAPTIST
church promises to be a musical sue
cess. Ii is for the benefit OF the Au-
gusta Festival Chorus, an organiza-
ton which has been in existence for
little more than five years, ana il
should be patronized by every one who
cares for the advancement Of music
in our city. The chorus work will be
pleasing in every selection and the
HaIlelujah chorus as sung by the
chorus is simply grand The success
Of concert depends in great
measure upon the accompanies, and
the Augusta Chorus is most fortunate
in having two such able pianists as
Miss Lena Beane and Miss Bertha Nc
Clench. both Of whom will act as ac-
compaists, this evening Miss Beane
has kindly given her services through
out the entire year to the chorus in
this capacity. Tickets, % cents.
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BETWEEN GROVE sTgEEr AMI

" Western avenue. Sunday evening, May
n n on s5ceWalk, blue Eaton jacket. W:iI
the finder please leave II III Geor.-s
Hanks, i'll Western avenue. ana receive
tSh "iu' jUne3d5t'
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PIANOS TUNED AND RFpAIPFn
FOUND.

GOLD BOWED SPEcTAcLES. OWN
er can have same by calling at Journa,
olllce. june@dlt
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EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL

lars will buy a good home for someone;
81 acres Of land. house containing eleven
rooms, shed, carriage house. and barn;
four miles from Augusta; stage road
near good school. Free man delivery
Tor particulars address, ". r. Barrow3.
Augusta. Me. may1ddtf
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WHITE WYANDOTrE ices IN

hatching; II fer 100. Plymouth Rock c,--s
lN.I.- ,+IrDpr
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WU OUUD COTTAGES AT HAND
mond' s. Grove for sale or rCnt, all fur
nlshcd; also , good lots. +. ". SpGla.
mjyJdtf
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WANTED.
EARN HANps WANTED. ONE to

FARM HANDS WAN GGs ONE ~
tur COWS. huth tu "a general farm WHIt'
steady gub 10 Suil.' lI'i!-lr mt ont'
.ol N. "A. tiarad,n, Gardiner Aic. jnncsit.
A MAN WANTS WORK ON A FARM,
hy month Mn would dn tramine: I'm y.oi
used tp horses: q -pud steady mIU. .\1-
dress nr crl M 10 Florence St., Weston
AGENTS AND STREET CRAFTER8
&" sou the creates. novelty out \ riaat
ten minutes ana never Gies. SolIa W.T. -ig'lt.
Agents make rom +I tu f-1 a duN. ;..'
An ct~. f'r sample ur caii at r.. Hanover
Stroct tnSton. jaueadct
AT JOHNSON BROS. 4 GOOD
heater out- johnson Eros. shoe Aft. CO..
lldilyNt ~, Alc. iunr3. GtN,
sALESMEN-GOoD PAY; PERMA-
ucnt position. Brown Hroth,r4 Vo.
tochCSL,i, Al. n. jmc2,oSif
EXPERIENCED KITCHEN GIRL AT
Ilallowcll House, HallowclI, Mo.
may-9dtf
At HAMMoND's GROVE. TO RENT
the lower half or Club Cottage Miss
llclcn Wilder. ISL State st. nay29,dtt
YOUNG MAN AND WIFE WOULD
ltllc to lease small farm VI TN or moro
acres, Of idnd, with fair buildings; ii
suited will buy. Address, G. Middleton
NJ. y Florence ST., Augusta, Nc.
may19,d1w'
YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN
to work in an insane asylum. Address p
.. Box HIS, Worcester, Mass.
may5 d&wky1mo
TABLE GIRL AND AN ALL ROUND
cook wanted AZ The GlmhurSl ARMY 1T
once 70 Mrs. Cnus. Stanley, Winthrop.
Me Box Isl. may37detf
A SMART. CAPABLE GIRL TO CARE
for front part of house and assist in care
Of child. Only those fond Of childr, j
need apply. Write to Il. h., care Kcnnc-
bee Journal, Augusta. may2ldtt
COMPETENT WOMAN FOR GEM
eral homework in family of three. Mrs
+. 4. Strout. No. Scott st. may13,dtt
FEMALE COMPOs!TORs or LIMO
type operators at Kennebec Journal Of
flee, Augusta. may2j.df
SHIPPING CLERK WHO HAS PER-
hours; viii not interfere with regular
employment Good nay. Address G. j. |
ManiX, Cleveland, Ohio. mayo d2w'
A MAN OR BOY TO WORK ON A |
farm; also several good general house |
work girls for places in city and in the |
country. Address with stamp. Mrs. Lizzie !
gusta, Maine. apr34. DIFF |
A FEW MORE CUSTOMERS FOR
the Radcliffe for ladies Aurock men |
equal any So shoe for $50, (warranted); |
also $50 line for 1925. East Side Shoe |
store. may13 diff |
ALL KINDS OF SECOND HAND
furniture bought III Augusta. Hallowell !
and Gardiner at good price. Geo. Dan
iels, Morton PL. back of Farmers Ho- |
tel. Augusta Me. rnayl5. dfn1o&
FEMALE COMPOSITOR AT THE
Richmond Bee Office. w. f. Durham,
Richmond, Me. apr30 dtf
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LOST.

IN AUdUS A Or AT NATIONAL
Home. Thursday, Maine Central mileage
book 10. 1861. Finder please return r.
Cecil Bowman, City Hotel. Augusta. anI
receive reward. MAYER 1qt@
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BOARDING HOUSE At NO. 6 MILL
TftE RESlDEMCE d CnL- 6

Street. doing paying business: reason rnr
selling, poor health. For particulars III
gUire at house InavIJif
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TO LET.

A DESIRABLE RENT ON THE EAST
side Of the river. Inquire at No. = 3 ~
All ST. limos INN
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COTTAGE AT OCEAN POINT FOR
the months ot June ana August Address
Il. I'll. Hiaisdeli, 31S State st. aurlNdI
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n REoIUCNOE Or GOL- HAAS
Miliiken on Western avenue. which has
been recently vacated hy him On ac-
count Of his moving cut of tun STATE
Being tGrCc-strry house. with MI aua
stable ana all mod. nm c0nvcuicu.t5 Thn
buildings 2 rs SCI IN a large lot ou one uf
the best Stro ts IN the city ana can Ur
purchased ON easy terms. Arply tu
Thomas J. Lynch, attorncy-at-law. Nu-
SuNl1, M,uno. mar2l arr
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FOR SALE.

WATCHES, SPECTACLES AND
razors. new and secondhand. Prices very
low new razOrs honed free. The sol
Water st. june3 dfwr
ONE BANGOR BUGGY in GOOD
condition. two collars aud one pair names
James w. North, IS Grove St. may29dtf
GENTLEMAN'S DRIVING HORSE. 9
years old. weight about $50: sound In
quire ct is Grove St. Augusta. may29dtf
FARM I'M FARMINCDALE, ~
miles from Gardiner bridge. on line Of a
rural delivery. For particulars inquire Of
nebec. may2Sdlws
Eight HUNDRED AND FIETY DOL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03

furniture bought III Augusta. Hallowell
and Gardiner at good price Geo. Dan
iels, 9 Morton PL. back Of Farmers Ho-
tel. Augusta, Me may15,dlmo*
FEMALE COMPOSITOR AT THE
Richmond Bee Office. w. F. Durham,
Richmond, Me. apr30 diff
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-27
SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY.

The idea Of a Saturday half-holiday.
applying 10 all salaried workers and as
many otners as Will take II, rests on che
established fact that the White man
mot labor In the tropics as h docs
in northern ATTITUDES and keep his
health. He may go on for a time and
not feel the effects; but his working
capacity will begin to decline before 1t
ought and he viii have to retire before
his spas OF years should call Cor It,
Worhen workers go first; nut n u
workers do not last much longer.
la most tropical cities but this one
holidays are frequent, the siesta be-
tween eleven q. IN. and three p. IN. Is
an institution and Saturday Is day
for recreation-Saturday and Sunday
both. This custom did not come Of
mere Incidence, or il 1t did the indo-
lence itself was natures valid protest
against too much work under vertical
sun. In old times there was something
very like IL in Honolulu; but the thrush
OF people from the North drove II out
and now our business men strive and
delye and keep things going from sun
| rise to shutdown or late evening, quite
as they did when they lived in a crisI
/ and bracing atmosphere. 1t is doubt
| full If they make any more money by
IL in the long run; II is certain thai
/ they and their employees lose in vital
| ity.
To the physical needs of white men
| and women workers in the tropics, a
! Saturday half-holiday is not a radica
concession; but II is thoroughly rea-
sonable one and could be adopted with.
out causing any irreparable neon
vcnience to the selling or buying pub
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-27
AN INSULT FROM THE BENCH.

Though the President OF the United
States has seen tit to send special en-
bassy TO attend the coronation of King
Edward and though the Governor of
the Territory has acted in the same
spirit of cordially toward u friendly
power. il remains for Judge a. S. Hum
phrcys to signalize the day by an elab-
crate insult to the British people.
We do not complain of his refusal to
adjourn his court In fact any evidence
Of a desire to work and not to take a
vacation or recess entities him to a GER
tain amount of praise. But il was most
offensive in him, a man claiming how
ever falsely, the title of United States
Judge" and being Territorial APP
pointee of the President, to take such
an occasion as this to arraign the Brit
ish government and people and, in a
strain of impertinence which even a
maze of turgid rhetoric does not con-
ceal, TO draw comparisons against them
in favor of the Beers.
Our British fellow citizens are natur-
ally inCensed. They could look for i'll
breeding and claptrap politics in man
of Humphreys character and antece-
dents and pass the thing off by consid-
ering the source; but when an elabor-
ate insult is visited upon them by a
judicial appointee of the President of
the United States, their offence takes
an acute form. We do not doubt that
this feeling will be shared by the Pres
ident if the matter is properly brough,
to his notice.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-27


A sngif fIff risfNHHNN u tNf 80
asa u4Ut.h IHF ia 8F.ns aI N
~. t..t.. ..t.. "a ....t.... LEI
H'fitfn hfi iN
HNH l0sf HNaHi ESQ fN|fHf In w.
u.a H.tl. N..raUIf4 fE0 THI.f. .n.
$4,000 80. t.....,.. $500. LID
'Nhi
if ni hiil.7 AHHifhif r'NiN hN'
ufafTfH NUfth Amffita ara lHff ni
Al. thst ..nIB A. harmed ffnu % tsas
.. A., ,.... s..ef
49,.
slowly ih.n hha ~ pr N'N'' I''N.' ''''
oven lrtI.l coronation. HIfH lia l"rE
f.,,..t.ttf .f puilt.Ift would mot
80 ... ,.v,..t.
NA'' Il.
LnfliHh ana lHitlhN f'l'i.'l .'''' "'''
aittt iNt event.
Ih. nuhhnle OF 'ifIliAiI'.h ~" i'
ODE lH'ihs ul lh--''s 'h' .''
ihe IliN' u e,"ih. I'D, ".' ~
ltt'i Gay ~ Ni,'.ii'. ",hs
ulHllDh uhN on fINHIH W Wy
ifi.hh aNhl''h l. t''l f'l' 'i
Mutlh may i'Nl'NN w A' WV .
m'ht "i t'lai NHut' H'l ~ ~, Nv
places hu'h hh l.ihhHH "it"'u'
ANA Aftilc sohluu'. wiz" ~ i'
tlrlliic louDh WIN i.."".n " 10Y
been done To-Day lh lh' 'il.'sl ''l'''',
is hil'anN hh""h p. A'l so 90
Stanley fails' at hh"I l"""'' H 'u
German hlh'tii"uu 'lp =" -.
% o. known I'D ih' I'',H-'7 W i'i ~. -
ana fataEohla' on 'n' IN" ="
the lar Nor M'ht Vi ~ So,
thuila' az ieneIdh' nv mum ~"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-27
A TOURIST AGENCY.

The idea OF having a Hawaiian tour
list agency at San Francisco is good
one, but there ought also to be such
a bureau at Los Angeles.
Sixty-five per cent of the tourists who
visit California go first to Los Angeles
or to another point i'm the southern part
of the State. They stay there until
warm weather approaches and then go
home via San Francisco. If they did
not come West on round-trip tickets
they book for the East at Los Angeles
and, when they get into the coast met
ropols on stop-over, are already
ticketed for home by an early train
The place to catch the most of the
tourist trade is at Los Angeles In win
ter; the object should be to get tn,
tourists who flock there-and who Of
ten complain because it isn't warn
enough-to divide their vacations be
tween Southern California and Hawaii
An agency at San Francisco would
be useful but not at the expense of on,
at Los Angeles.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-27


Ths uHsn naf.a fH dotas tsrHa
h.I. lHf Del
iam.hI.ss tUi fun hi ifrulsf hats
.f. 1--WE .p iIu' fi.i ahl fs
ono iH ihr bail
Mics naruaE insffueiof in drs. es
II UHhu IYII.n. Wu fINH f.f liiI
Hesi ur.b fof the ssmm.r
A m.tfrf uf tha Democratic conn.
mIti.0 vII is htii UItl.H f.W d.fs
tn .Irri re- successor tn Chairman MU.
tHfthY
q. ufe fls,rted rpats Cor 81 Louis
COLLEGE entertainment f0f June lffH DN
nuerv up Territorial MeHarnf,f Serve
ire. Main 900.
Mias Mars Elizabeth Lewis. inatruc-
Cor m If.rntufo Ht oahu college. leaves
Boo thp Mituu Tor Vancouver ou July 81
" hence th. VIII leave fUr home iu the
sart rhe VIII not return Co Honolulu
u Dr. said that Bishop Gulsian's visit
Co California b. for the purpose OF ar-
ringing "a transfer Of thD Catholic
church here to American jurisdiction.
though Catholic churchmen here deny
the story.
=. T. Sedgwick. special agricultural
agent, lett yesterday for kula. Maui
to be- gone for a week. The United
States Experimental Bureau Is con-
Quoting experiments with potatoes IN
the Kula district. and Sedgwick will
note the progress of the work already
made.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Kohala Sugar Compaiy was held yes
terday morning, at which the action Of
the Board of Directors in extending
the charter and regarding the bond is
sue was ratified. II was decided also
to donate an acre of land to the Cath
Ollie church at kohala.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-27

Ard ~ li'ils ohanred by lhe hrrs.
h souiuls. thaa which no disease.
save Consumption, is responsible
Zoe a larger mortality. and Con.
sumption is us outrfowih.
II affects the glands. The mucous
mcmhrancs, TISSUES and bones ,
causes punches IN the neck, ca.
tafrhal troubles, tickets, inilamed
oyelids, sore ears, cutaneous erup.
tions, etc.
II suffered from scfoiuis. ihs disease ~.
icciinT the glands " ms neck did every.
thing ] was told 10 do H. eradicate 70, but
without success. then began taking
Hood sarsaparlila and the swelling in my
uefk entirely disappeared und my skin re-
tumed a smooth. healthy appearance. The
rure was complete" Miss ANTA MrcuELL.
pl5 scott ST.. Coyinrton. Ky.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-27
From Thursdays daily)

G. $. Holloway defeated A L. G. AT
kinson at yesterdays session In the
Elks' ping pong tournament.
Secretary Cooper, who has been IN for
several weeks, was at his office again
yesterday morning for a few minutes.
Misses May and Charlotte Ferreira.
who have been teaching in Kona. Ha-
wall, are spending their vacation in
Honolulu.
The government offices. banks and
many of the business houses will close
at noon today. because of the corona
ton OF King Edward.
Masons living on the island of Kauai
are preparing to organize a lodge, and
viii soon apply for n charter. The
lodge headquarters will probably be Lii
hue.
Commissioner Wray Taylor has APP
pointed three judges OF the flowers foI
the coming agricultural fair-Mrs. s
c. Allen, Mrs. Il. ID. Tenney and Mrs
W. A. Henshall.
The go new oil tank cars for the
Oahu railway have been nearly COM
| pleted. They are to be used in con
veying petroleum to the various isl
and plantations.
The Rev. Mr.. Wilson, who returned
yesterday on the Albatross, this being
his second trip, is reported to have
benefited from the journey and Is nov
enjoying much improved health.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-27

1t is not likely that there will be any
change in the status of che Roman
Catholic Church in these islands for n
long time To come. This is not 4 See
in the American sense but mission
To the heather" especially entrusted
by the Pope 10 French religious or
der If complaints existed, like those in
The Philippines, Rome might see the
advisability of change; but the great
mass OF Catholics here seems to be sat
isficd with the status quo ana not de-
srous of seeing the relation with the
Bishop Of Panopolis altered.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-27
Orncu.noLoeRs N POLITICS.

Govc,nor noic's We've upon OBJ. poo
ntioai duties aud PRIVILEGES of Ief'l-
tsriai ufhcc.holdcrs appear below.
r Honolulu. June 2lrd. 1902
Mr.. J. n lloyd. Superintendent "l fuo-
lac Works. Territory Oi Hawai-.
Ss.-tn relation 60 the recent ais
c,,ss,on i'm the Executive meeting ON
tho subject of the political activity OF
officials my opinion is that while u -
not expected that officials SHAH ior's"
their civil rights I'm poliuDhl alaH ~
they should not use their uilclai au-
thorlty for the purpose ~ donlhallhs
the political party with which lhty a l,.
connected. OF Of controlling th' I'S"''
Of elections. -t..,.
should be the best guide in "a matter
OF this kind. which from its very ma
tnre does not admit of nara ana last
definitions.
recommend that the above be sub
stitutcd for the instructions ON th's
subjeut previously ISSUED.
Very respectfully,
s. Il. DOLE.
We do not interpret this letter as
meaning that good Republican in Of
hce shall cease TO work for his party.
He may labor for 1t along all legiti-
mate lines when his time is not requir-
cd In the public service; but he must
not engage in fractional politics, nor
pack primaries or conventions nor
manipulate electoral results nor in any
way "do politics" in the offensive
sense which one naturally Identifies
with the professional job-chaser. He
may, we should think, belong to cam
pagn committees, make speeches,
march in parades and write political
matter for the press These are among
the rights he enjoys as an American
citizen But there is wide difference
between party man thus active, and
an offensive partisan. 1t is one. to
quote Gov Dole's phrasr, which sense
Of official propriety may be relied upon
10 define.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-27

Kitchener's popularity has half
eClipsed the fame OF Roberts as the
real hero on the English side of the
Boer war. 1t was Roberts who put an
end to the organized resistance of the
Burghers by capturing their two capt
tails and their principal towns, forts
and arsenals, seizing their railroads.
cutting off their supplies from abroad
and driving Kruger to Europe. After
that the Beers became guerrillas and
the task of suppressing them was quite
like that of Graduating ordinary brig
andage and did not require an officer
of Lord Roberts rank and experience.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-27

Ii the Queen has any title to the
crown lands she ought to bring suit to
establish it. The fact that she prefers
to have Congress act, Is not merely an
evidence of thrift but a sign of fear
that the courts would decide against
her. Doubtless 1t encourages her to
think that a Congressional commission
may come and look into the matter,
though there is a yawning divergence,
as past experience must have taught
her between even the favorable report
of commission and the ultimate ac-
ton of Congress
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-27

George 4. Davis has been granted
another big fee by his friend Judge
Gear. This time the sum is $500 1t
calls for so much unselfishness on the
part of $3.50 per month judge to pass
over other peoples money in big bum
dies to former business partner, as
to prompt, in the breast of every SYM
Pathizins man. feeling of regret that
the law does not encourage the parties
TO divide