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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11

Rufus Goodrich. secretary TO super
intendent J. l.. Hibban. is here today
from Winslow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

The cala,pram from Washington announcing that the Senatorial
Hawaii be made national axar,tiu
rcpons, from the people Of Hawaii
No disease the world dreaded prosy The knowledge
though segregated has already dome Hawaii
injury Territory made the lepc station Of the nation
Instead OF It's present the Paradise OF the Pacific will be
"c Pacific the Land of the Living DEATH
Stunned For all time the words Hawaii and lcpro
will be linked b bonds than chains Tor the
supply of lcpers will be ending ..-.
Hawaii crushing the disease Left herself she will
eventually eradicate With fresh supply of victims poured
upon will be free of the dread
viii be dashed and will look forward unendng vista OF hui
vending S to dcfenseless Hawaii.
made recommendations which If enacted
highly beneficial but the whole of them put
eerre claims bounty coffee harbor improvements forestry
for the danning
will be laid Hawaii the word Leposy branded her
fair
efforts for tourist travel when there is
world that ship that sails Hawaii liable
pers board being transported the national azareo?
What good will bounty Hawaiian coffee be to us the very
word Hawaii synonym for the living death
The the committee is like stab the dark from
whom We had considered a friend.
soud be by influence that the people OF
Hawaii bring to bear.
organizations Hawaii should protest Congress
fellow The main land to help them
The local political should their national
leaders.
Private individuals bring every men,
nendaon the blow below the belt and unexpected
but can be defeated by united action.
Let unite and act
later when know what the
of but meanwhile cabegrams should be
sent letting position be known.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
(From Thursdays Daily)

A bill of exceptions on appeal was
filed yesterday I'm the case of Cneong
Kwai sentenced to prison for FIVE years
for assault.
The Supreme Court met al two o'clock
yesterday afternoon, after an adjourn
ment out of respect to the late Bishop
Gulstan. The argument was completed
in the case of Kapiolani Estate VS.. Ka-
neohe Ranch Co.
The Hawaiians who were in the great
sanitary fire of January 20. 1900, will
celebrate the event with luau at Re-
lief Camp No. /, on the evening of the
anniversary OF that day. The intention
is to make the entertainment home af-
fair and every effort will be made to see
that it is worthy of the occasion.
0:tc:0Sccc(: 10000 0c:SS 1000:
few years past, been granted to beet
sugar growers and even to maple sugar
growers. A pending bin would grant
them to American-built ships. The
principle is thoroughly national; and
its. application should not be restricted
to one kind Of a useful small industry
over another kind.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
A SULTAN AND his TROUBLES.

With France, Spain and England
keeping a sharp and jealous eye on his
rich domains with view to their par
tition and with rebellious subjects
clamoring for his job the young Sultan
of Morocco, Muley Abdul Aziz. seems to
be having his hands full. The world
is talking of him now. By some he Is
painted as a reformer, by others as
most cruel despot. The young Prince
of True Believers" has had a stormy
reign He is but twenty-one years Of
age now and at the time he assembled
the throne was but thirteen, a mere
boy, but at that time he had a pre-
ceptoH to show him the way Of empire
building in the person of the Grand
Vizier. described as a very bad and
cowardiy Oriental who died in 1900. But
amidst the turmoil and deviltry Of, a.
people; composed of a mixture Of reli-.
gious fanatics, all happily believing in
about the same way jumbling >of,
Arab and MosDi.the young man has.
managed to secure a far insight into
the affairs OF the world and has a most
interesting. personality. He only saw
the light of day at the time of the death
of the former Sultan for until Ahmedls
death the boy lived in the interior re-
cesses OF the Iatter's' palace. Much Of
the cruelty of the first few years Of his
reign are attributed to the Grand
Vizier but the recent outbreak has, in y
measure, been laid at the feet of the
young man who has not made needed
reforms although he has now reached
an age which entities people to infer
that he can see that such reforms are
best and to be able to control his peo-
pie in making them. He has not done
this. yet his energy in every day life
is amazing. He is a photographer, a
gunner, an electrician and an untiring
student of world affairs. He is simple
in his tastes and many of his subjects
dislike him owing to his absolute re-
fusal to personally wear the gold and
silver trappings, buckets, ornaments
and similar gaudy things that are so
dear to the heart of every Moslem of
the desert. While he is in a measure
friendly to progressive ideas and other
religions than his own his treatment
of the picturesque yet savage creatures
who make up his empire is said to be
cruel and his measures for the proper
government of his country poorly or
ganiZed. ...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
GETTING TOURISTS.

No better work can be done to induce
people to visit Hawaii than that which
was noted yesterday in connection with
the Raymond & Whiteomb Tourist
agency. This organization. the yAmeri-
can Cooks" has offices in nearly all
important cities and 1t issues attractive
folders, advertising tourist resorts and
giving low rates at which parties Will be
conducted to them and cared for while
there. For Hawaii 1t has published
an interesting booklet, with pictures,
tens of thousands OF which will be dis
tributed where they will do the most
good.
The advantage of working through
such agencies as those of Raymond 4
Whitcomb. Cooks and the general pas
senger agencies of the railroad and
steamship lines is two fold: Increased
publicity and better rates for transpor-
tation. The agencies know where and
how TO reach and attract the public.
They waste no advertising and send out
no lecturers. But they get to the peo-
pie through established offices where
travellers go to ascertain routes and
buy tickets! through magazines which
reach the pleasure-seeking public and
by means OF pictures and advertising
matter hung in depots. Secondly a
tourist agency or a railroad agency do
ing a regular business, can get rates
for individuals and parties which could
not be arranged for as we'll in any way
within the reach of Honolulu commercial
bodies. There are, furthermore, many
people who prefer TO travel in strange
countries as the guests of a tourist
agency, especially those who are tray
cling abroad for the first time.
Much money can be wasted in i'm
provident methods of soliciting tour
lists, but money spent In providing
literature to be distributed through rep
utable transportation agencies, usual
ly accounts for Itself, dollar for dol
lar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
AID FOR HAWAIIAN COFFEE.

II Congress grants a bounty of four
cents. or even of two cents on Hawai-
lan-grown coffee. an Industry which
started fairly but has been languishing
for years, will receive a special i'm
petus. That Hawaii can grow a super
Tor coffee in many. IL not all of its
shaded upland districts, has been prov
ed over and over again. At present II
Is exporting a small but excellent crop.
The trouble with the business. however,
exemplifies the damage which can be
visited upon any agricultural industry
OF the United States by a policy of free
trade in farm products and which is es-
pecially severe upon small agricultural
undertakings. Coffee enters the United
states without duty and as result the
prosperity and development of this
American Territory are deeply affected.
The mainland farmer OF any State or
Territory has protection for his corn.
wheat, vegetables, fruit, timber. eggs,
cider, wine, live stock and everything
else he raises; why then, should the
farmer of this outlying Territory be de-
prived OF the same or a similar safe
guard? The only answer Is that lt
would be asking too much 10 tax every
Tor the benefit of few coffee growers
In Hawaii But such things have been
done for an hundred infant industries
win a view 81 aiding In their growth
ana making the country solf-support-
ing. Protection was not devised 10 add
~ the PROFITS ~ great established In
duslrios, but 10 build NJ small ones into
Elgantlr elements OF national strength,
Hero IN Hawaii In a small one which
carries the potential germ of growth,
Have We not ihe right Ia ask that u be
nnurirhei ANA conserved as other such
Industries aTof
Tho neNi brst Trims lo direct proleer
llnn 10 a bounty, ana Tor this Hawaii
u nnW Nolkins Win senatorial az
HlHiAnrr. hy FlanllnH % congress NIL
n"i make dear breakfast table, u
VII hrlp mahe iiaNail iho abode ~ an
American middle Glass u Niil violate
hu precedent, nnunilos have, VITAE q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
RECOMMENDATIONS BY SENATORS.

80 After three months of consideration
M the evidence which was submitted to
them, the members of the sub-commlt-
tee OF the Senate Committee on Pacinc
Islands and Porto Rico have reached
conclusions as to improvements In the
administration of the laws OF the Ter
ritory.
OF the many recommendations wv
must be regarded as most important III
their bearing upon the future OF the
Territory These concern the land laws
and the leper question. The latter rec
concentration. that Molokai be made
national lazaretto, under control or the
Marine Hospital service. Is the WILCOX
plan, the feature of the efforts Oh the
Delegate which, when placed before the
people of this Territory. had the most
to do with the burial of his political
aspirations under an unprecedented ma
iority of ballots. The trend of the IN
auiry OF the senators seemed TO pc IN
favor OF the retention of the manage
ment of the unfortunates at home, ana
both Senators Mitchell and Foster be-
fore leaving here, declared their OPPOSE
ton to the plan which they nave no"
endorsed. though 1t was always a lea-
ture of the thought of Burton.
OF the recommendations on the ques-
ton of the lands there was distinct
foreshadowing in the course OF ques-
tioning adopted. Each of the senators
who were here has had much to do
with the public land system OF the
United States. The system is familiar
to them and they seemed to be inclined
to the belief that what was good enough
for the western territories, with almost
unlimited areas, must perforce be good
for this Territory? The Inauguration Of
the federal system would mean the
placing of the lands under control local
ly of an Office whose two officials would
comprise local court FIR hearing
causes, with appeal to Washington.
The sale Of the Punchbowl lands to
the Portuguese is recommended to save
to the occupants their Improvements
and homes. .ft -. ,y1, g.. |
The recommendations for the pay
ment Of the fire claims. the construc-
ton OF harbor improvements a four
cent bounty on coffee and federal con-
troll Of the lighthouses are welcome aid
to projects which are close to the 'peo-
ple, and the municipal government idea
Ii as firmly in mind here as At Wash
ington., There WALL be opposition to
some OF the Recommendations among
the friends OF Hawaii at Washington,
and the end Is not by. any means
reached. -,t Y.,q yy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
LEpERs AND TRANSPORTATION LINES.

The land and ocean transportation
lines have an. interest in defeating the
bill for, the deportation Of mainland
lepers to. Hawaii. ~
Tourists and other travellers are not
likely to choose. the vessels OF a line
known to be in the lazaretto business.
Nor. are people Wiling to travel on rail-
roads which convey persons suffering
from infectious Of contagious diseases.
1t is possible that, as common carriers.
the lines could be compelled to
accept such passengers so, in their own
defence, it would be wise in them to
urge their friends at Washington to
secure the dsfear of any measure based
on the leper recommendations OF the
Mitchell Commission. -..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
BoKDe
LAND FOR SUGAR
CULTIVATION

The Honolulu Plantation has acquir-
ed the leasehold interest OF two yalu-
able tracts OF sugar land at Moanalua
from $. NJ. Damon, the leases having
been filed this week at the registrar
office. one tract OF land Is leased by
Mr.. Damon for sixteen years at $1,000
per year, The tract comprises III acres,
The second tract has 2iO acres and the
annual rental Is siiOo, The plantation
is not allowed 10 take any water from
the land ana IL Is 10 be used for eultlya-
ton only There Is a right given also
10 take coral lime rock and sand from
adlolnlng lands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
A REPUBLIC OF TROUBLES.

ao,.,,, oo,,,
try that can stahu re'oiu''oh anu 'u'
MOL year after year and still keep
it's head among the portraits OF the ma
tons Such country is Venezuela.
In area 1t is almost hundred times
the size Of Hawaii. 1t has a popula-
ton OF about two and one-half millions.
Yet in that large. area that number of
people DO not seem able to stay without
crowding. They must either fight with
the outside world or quarrel among
themselves and they are waging either
one or the other conflicts all the time
and between times some of them stack
up big fortunes. The greater portion
of the people. however, are only mis-
cradle beggars, unindustrious and I'M
willing to develop their. soil. But on
the other. hand the country itself has
suffered misf6rtufles from It's inception
An earthquake about ninety years ago
shook the country all to- pieces, totally
destroyed the seaport city Of La Guayra
and wrecked other smaller towns. Dur
ing its war for Independence from Spain
the naughty Spaniard swept over the
country from end to end plunderinS
and robbing everywhere, and accom-
panied by cholera which laid the Vene-
zuelans out by the hundreds. But the
South American finally triumphed and
in revolutions has been busy fighting
himself ever since ''@'Fs'- ... rg
The country is really lone of vast re-
sources. Its big waterways, the ORR
noco, Apure, Cawra, Negro. Meta, and
Guarico, are all navigable for big
steamers giving the people an oppor-
tunity to market their produce in
Europe cheaply. But the people do not
make the products. They leave this
work for the foreigner, the result being
that they get into his debt. He wants
his money, they are minus that guam
tity, and foreign blockade ensues.
Ultimately the people have to dig up
the money some way.
The Venezuelan government is model
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

The Motley viii ease win come 10 be-.
fore judge Little NJ this term ~ court
md number ~ ATTORNEYS ana the
Motley heirs left fof Hllo yesterday on
that account
The mtn from the siivertovn will en-
gage IN cricket match Thursday AFT
crnoon with a local team. on saturday
they viii play the Honolulu Association
football team.
John X. sumner IL stili reported very
~ though he expects to be out soon.
Mr. Sumner IL at his home on summers
Island and physicians have advised
against his removal.
The Camp Mckinley artlllerymen are
TO begin target practice today with the
mortars which arrived recently for their
use. The tug Iroquois is to set a target
for this purpose today.
one OF the victims OF the Byron CCal.)
train wreck was Mrs. 7. Miyagawa, for
merly a Geisha dancer In Honolulu. She
lately lest here for the coast with her
husband and two children. The chill
dren. as well as herself, were fatally
burned.
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth and
Chester Doyle went to Eva yesterday
to prosecute a case of assault and bat
terry against two Portuguese who had
beaten Chinaman. The men were
convicted and the Judge sentenced each
to pay fine OF SIS.
An order was made yesterday by
Judges De Bolt and Robinson assigning
all the probate and equity cases to
Judge Gear for the February term. AS
Judge Robinson will be in Hilo at the
beginning of the next term Judge De
Bolt will have to preside again.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
A STUBBORN COLD OR
BRONCHITIS


yields more readily to SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil than
to anything that you can take !;
and if persistently used a few
days, will break up the cold.
When you awake in the
night choked up and cough
ing hard, take a dose of the
Emulsion, and you will get
immediate relief, where no
cough medicine will give you
relief. 1t has a soothing and
ealing effect upon the throat
I'd bronchial tubes.
Most people understand
5cott's Emulsion is a great
body builder-but it is equally
good to allay inflammation
and cure colds and violent
coughing,
Send iuf Frss sample.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

The custom OF binding the feet OF
young Chinese girls originated In "A
iaudable desire on the part of husbands
10 keep their wives al home. II was
regarded in ancient days as the best
preventive Of gadding. In time II be-
came mark Of ladyhood. No doubt
advanced Chinese In Honolulu mildly
dlsapproye the custom but the girls
and women adhere 20 n. Japan used
"a shave the eyebrows and blacken the
teeth OF wives 90 make the latter unac-
cepiahle 90 society "at large" The Gus
tom sun obtains In remote districts Of
the chrysanthemum empire, but viii
eventually disappear Tradition ID
hlrpDger in china ana Il may be- CEN
turtles before NE small foot woman be-,
comes raTa avis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

Tbs special osblrgram srut by The adj
F,nlsers Wellington correspondent
GIVING ihH recommendation ~ tho
Senatorial Commission which visited
Hawai- lasi summer Wac rerolYsi oady
yesterday forenoon rlr solnp uneNr
plAinei reason tho Associated prfss did
not include d n ihr afternoon sef
fhs' 30 y appears ag nrsh ness ihlr
morning Tho value If krrpinE sI1r
'lAl nshie correspondent "a ibp neY ,
fsslsis u lAat nAfWllinri,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

Admiral Cervera's appointment as
Chief OF the Naval Stan OF Spain ends
the period OF Punishment from active
duty which the Admiral suffered after
his return from his detention In Amer
lea As far as possible he was made
a scapegoat for the sins of the War
Marine al Madrid, u bureau which sent
MN 10 sea with poorly equipped yes
sells, and ~ captain General Blanco,
VINO ordered him 90 fight superior NUM-
bers' Time has softaned Spanish as
peflllos, however ana the self-sacrihc-
ms courage and ohlyalry OF the old
Admiral are be inning TO ind the appre-
rldilun az home they have long enjoyed
ln the United states. The Spanish
navy may have few ships lefl but Il Will
not lack for dignity win Pasoual y
'nrNrra 40 its head
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

A stipulation has been filed in the
water suit between the Hawaiian Com
mercial and Sugar company and the
Wailuku Sugar company that certain
issues shall be tried before j. f. Brown
as commissioner without the interfer-
ence or assistance OF lawyers. This
action is recommended to the earnest
attention of the court in the Sumner
case.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

Boston is comparing the ooHt of on
teUuln.ng Prince Henry with that 40
queen kapi0nui who Visited thr rity
m May lhst Tho money spont on thr
Queen ln ono Wrrk amounted 10 o.. -
o'i a. Tho hil ~ nowers alone Was
$3.50. ana 900 snlts uf frandals attached
lp ~ filn'r tony dil NOT farf s0
Nril hH ihr Hawaiian SOVEREIGN. fhf
rllls NNiaN hrinH hui lliiss ap lipNr
qffl hrif Nfff 5000 fnr h0sFlF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

Scalds are always painful and fire.
quently quite serious, but Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is liniment especially
suited for such injuries. One applca-
ton gives relief. Try it, All deaie.s
and druggists sells 1t. Benson. Smith Il
Co., Ltd. agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

The Undersigned HAWKS U.ss a.,
pvinted agents " the sbote cofnpan,
are prepared 20 ipsufs flsks ssalnet
nfe 10 Stone and Brick Bui.dinGp are
On Mcrchsndise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. boz particulars
apply az the offlce OF
" A. echAEFER a CO.. Asts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
VIM. G. Irwin & Co.,
LIMITED.
Fire and Marine Insurance A'gts.
AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance Company OF Livsrpook
Alliance ASSURANCES Company OF Lon.
don.
Alliances. Marine and General Assurance
Co.. Ltd, of London.
Scottish Union MAI nal Insurance.
compsny VI Ddinbu. ~,
WiihsIn. Of AAdSsbuTS 0snsrsi Insus,
snes Company.
A..osistss Asssrsps. CO., L,s- Of NJ.
nieh and Berlin
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

Distress by day and night -
That's the complaint ~ those
rho are 80 unfortunate M 10 he
afflicted with eczema on salt rheum
and outward applications do not
cure. They can't.
The source " the trouble Is in
the blod-- make that pure and
this scaling, burning, itching skin
disease will disappear.
was sek~n with nm itching on my
srms ~hi,b proved very dishsrecable. ]
concluded v vas salt rheum and bought .
bottle Of Holds Ssrsspsrilla. In two days
after began taking II I fer better and II
was not long before Was cured. Have
never had any skin disease since" Mas.
Ina K. WAND. Cove Point, Md.
Hoods Cdrsap0riild
and pills
Rid the blood of all impurities and
cure all eruptions. Take them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

Nine miners ssle purloi lnier 3
SNOW slide 81 ,hs hollls Gibson nine IN
British columbia,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

haroonl Is 10 erect monster plant
on mountain " Italy foI lutufe s.Is-
less experiments,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.-Importers
and Commission Merchants. Honolu.
lu. Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
German lloyd Marine Insure. ~
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance ~
OF BERLIN.

The above lnsuraAce Companies nave
eeteolishsa . gensrai agency here, aal
the undersigLsd. general asents, An
euthoriseo to take risks against the
dangers OF the sea At the most rsason-
terms.
r. A. scHAEFER 4 CO..
General AgentA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
NAM OF sTooR
MERCANTILE
SUGAR

Q. Brewer n CO,....,s
l.. Il. Kerr Co. Lh...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
Total reichsmarks ........ l3.sso. 30

The Undersigned. general agents a
the above two companies, for the Ha-
waiian Islands. are prepared to insurs
Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise and
Produce, Machinery, etc.: also Sugar
end Rice Mills. and Vessels in the har-
Dor. against loss or damage by IRE on
the most favorable terms.
n. HACKFELD & CO., LiRifas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

LEVERS & COOKE.-(Robert Levers
V. ]. Lowrey. c. N. Cooke.)-Impor.
ers and dealers In lumber and build
Ing materials. Office. 414 Fort st.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
North German Fire Insurance c.
~ or HAMBURG.

Capital of the Company and
reserve, reichsmarks' ....... o,0So ~
Capital their reinsurance COM
pahies ~ 4 ......,......... S6.eee.Ooo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
BUSINESS CARDS.

H. HACKFELD & CO, LTD.-GenerA
Commission Agents. Queen st.. Homo
lulu, H. ].
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMA
chinery Of every descrition made t
order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.

Honolulu, Jan. 8. 1908.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-05
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS

Montgomery, Juno 4.-(Special. THE
Supreme court handed down these decis-
ions today:
Mcclellan, C. J.-LeRoy Jackson VS.. the
state of Alabama, appeal from Mont
gomery City court; affirmed. Van Durr
VS.. the state of Alabama, appeal from
Walker Law and Equity court; reversed
and rendered.
HARRISON, J.-George N. Skinner VS.. r.
M. Jennings, appeal from Barbour Chan
Gerry court; affirmed. H. t. Westbrook,
ct AL, vs.. John N. Hayes, appeal from
Walker Chancery court: affirmed.
Tyson, il. Gus Pearce VS.. May e
Pierce, appeal from Walker Chancery
court, appeal dismissed by agreement of
parties.
Dowdell, MINERVA Henry VS.. the
state of Alabama, appeal from Montgom-
cry City court; affirmed. Jordan Tarver
vs. the state of Alabama, appeal from
Montgomery City court; affirmed. Will
liam Sandwich VS.. the state of Alabama.
appeal from Montgomery City court; re-
versed and rendered.
Per Curiam-Newton w. Heller, admin
istrator. etc, VS. Isaac Wheeler, appeal
from Cleburne County court; motion to
strike out bill Of exceptions granted