The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-14
FORT STREET
EDITORIAL SNAP SHOTS.

A bill in Congress to prevent and
punish anarchy is going through it's
| last stages. Just now some robust
specimens of anarchism are to be seen
in the senate of the United States.-
Philadelphia Record.
The editor of the Wall Street Journal
explained the machinery of specula-
tion in Wall street." the other day to
students of the New York University
of Commerce. But he didn't tell how
to make it a multiplying gear.-Atlanta
journal
Now that Shoots portrait has been
disseminated the opposition of the fair
sex to his admission viii not be relaxed
a bit. To tell the truth, he is as
homely a Mormon as one coud wish to
see-Pittsburg Press.
Dead men tell no tales" unless they
be defeated politicians, and then they
are sure to explain how they were
wounded in the house of their friends.
Richmond Times-Dispatch.
The opinion of Judge Grosscup of
the United States Circuit Court, makes
it very clear to the plain unbiased un-
Outstanding that there is no difference
between the practices of common swim
dlers and the manipulations of the
Beef Trust.-Philadelph Record,
Gunners shoot through yellow spec
tacleS with 80 per cent more accuracy
than without. yellow politics and yell
low journalism are not so accurate as
yellow gunning.-Houston Chronicle.
South Cardinals Legislature has
just killed a bill to tax worthless ours.
The worthless cur is the most powerful
institution in eXistence.-Norfolk Land
mark.
Pension a negro and you stop him
from work, and the same might be said
of most white men,-Durham On. c.
Herald.
Natives should hurry in their ap-
plications, or an Ohio man may be APP
pointed Sultan of Sulu.-Chicago Daily
News.
OF course it suits Turkey to accept
the demands of the powers on the sub
ject of Macedonian reforms. Anything
for delay. The important thing is
whether or not Europe is anxious
enough for trouble to insist on their
being carried out.-New York Sun.
Sign of war. 1t is stated that Mr.
Carnegie proposes to build a temple
of peace" somewhere on the Continent.
International exhibitions, peace CON
ference, assurances that the empires
are peacefully inclined generally pre-
sage Warg.-OttaWa Free Press
Isn't it rather remarkable that all the
original Uncle Toms" managed to live
to such a ripe old age after all the
things Mrs. Harriet Beeches Stowe said
the slave-owners did to him ATLANTA
Constitution.
If the Southern negro would keep out
of politics and then work for nothing
and submit quietly to being lynched, it
is believed that the race question down
there would be practically settled.-De-
troit Free Press.
Secretary Chamberlain is being con-
graduated on the fact that though he
admits having made seventy speeches
in South Africa, he reached home alive
The Beers must be pacified, indeed
Baltimore American.
We shudder to think of what will
happen when the Cars subjects begin
to carry their religious freedom to the
point of getting up a religious argu-
ment with each other in their own Ian
guage,-Atlanta Constitution.
The London Times predicts that the
financial day of reckoning for America
is approaching. However. as reckon
ing is one Of our national specialties,
we await the crisis with calmness.-
Baltimore American.