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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
nbert GaabeS.

Gait ct. 2ouis, SG., II. SUM-.
Den 6 9lur gamle Sobn 9apton for=
ipanot for en- lge iiben fra fine 6ors
Glores Sus, og | oenne Sib bar ban
paret inbeitanst BUR iammen meb
2lber og andre DIR peb et gtrtus.
Iom bar ligget paa eet Steo paa
9runb af OperIppmmelfe. 5 Saar
tom Drengen fpuingsnoe 6alpnssen
os foritremt inb til 9ben. os bet
fremgaar af bans Gortlarin9, at ban
blep itjadlet at en- peb peotommenoe
Cirrus anIat Neger oe inoeItangt
mart ct og inart ct onoet BUR
iammen meb 0nrene. 9et bar Mez
'nineen at gsre en- bib 9reng" al
6am.
9ans 9(niiet og Sanber bar for
ferbelig oprepet al Oprenes alsr.
Re9eren er arreIteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
etbinssualsene / 9anmarf

&e6enbdpn, II. sunni. @eo be /
@aar afbolote alminbelige 9alg paa
Meolemmer at 5oltetinget 6lep 81
nansminiiter Sage ilaaet af Social
bemofraten Shmibt, og arigsminiiter
Mabien bleb Ilaaet / Hanbers. Men
Yremierminiiteren, &ultusminiiteren,
Snoenrigsminiiteren, 2anobrugsminiz
iteren og SuititsminiIteren 9enpalgtes
meb itore Wlajoriteter.
Sopebipergsmaalet peo bet MI fore
togne 9alg bar Statterefprmen og
llbbioelien df ben tommundle Stems
meret. Oct par Sfatteia9en, Iom p9lz
teoe 5indnsminiIter Sage.
Reiultatet al @algene err @enitrez
reformpartiet IA pldofer, Socialcez
motrater 16 plabIer, 9eire II pldoz
Ier ps Moberate @enitre II plaoier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
N6ben / Sanias.

Omebu, Nebr., II. SUM. Reo.
20. $. 2apton, pr9it for Central
Met6obiIt airten &anids gitb, &anz
fds, fom 8adr iii Omaba for at
inoiamle penge til 9j9lp for be npos
.ibenbe | &dnIds Git1 % Nrmourbale.
Wlr. 2dDton flyer, at 5ilItanben BE-
df 5loben 6jemfsgte 0iitritter er
uenoelig meget p9rre, eno toenfor
itddenoe 5olf amer. Den enc efter ben
anben at De itaftels MenneIter, fom
bdr miItet aft. bpab be ejebe al jorz
bilf @OOs, miiter nu ogIaa 5orItanz
cen. Den Dag, jeg forloo aunias
6itb, idd jeg TO politi6stjente gribs
en- 8pinoe, fom bar ruIenoe oanbitti9.
5 NrmOurbdle tenoer jeg perIpnlig
Ill ct 0uiin iaaOunne 5ilfalOe, pg
Der er utpiblIomt mango flere.
Sun fad Menneifer er benbt til
6a9e til beres 6jem. praftiIf taft er
boert eneIte 6us / 2trmouroale, en-
gb, Iom en- Sang 6apbe 10000 Itrabs
iomme Snb6pggere, ruineret. Oct fan
uoen OperoriDelie Iiges, at minbit
200 Wlenneifer brufneoe. Sper 1000
fmaa 9uie 6leo itbGet pot af 5loben.
oa oper 5000 bleO flpttet fra beres
9runb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
S6Ocrne / yiew g)orf.

Ssoeoommen itpber itarf 9etIt
Nep gort, bDor Der nu life finoss
ninbre enb $4,000 Ssper. 0ette
betpoer en- 5ilpatit be IibIte 10 9lar
paa oper 1907. Os etbpert MT SnOs
panoreritib bringer itubis ilere Ssper
meo, idalebes lanoebe fOrrigeQlar &c.
10 bebraiittaIenoe Ssber 'gaefpgort,
fOruoen 10000 ruiiIte, polite og fla
piite 9seber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
eigenc bcsraoet i WlnOOcr.

Spotane, NaIb., II SUM-. Man
tror, at mango 9ig al oem, iom mis
Iteoe Qipet / StDbruobet / 6eppner
BEN IA. os.. er begraoet Get Mubs
Der, iom fplber 0dlen, og at De dlbrig
bliper funbet.
Sra SOne meooeles / Dag, at QlOs
lin9en | 8alen er omtrent sbelaqt.
0ette Iammen meo Staben paa Sernz
banen bill 6ringe bet famleoe Dab op
til 100000. Sern6anen pil life
pGre Sang igsn for ON en- llge. st
Gog naaeoe imi1lertio 0.rington /
51n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
Columbia maa ififfe fig.
YrGioent ytoolepelt er pe0 at tabt
Saalmpoigbeben % oil ifft
taale Dibere Hsnlens.

Sioen pr9fioentens 9jemtomit bar
Sagen angaaenoe pdndmdfdnalen
ltGrtt narmet fig en- &riiis. Stats
oepartementet bar nogen 3io fit
tiq Iamlet Gfterretninger fra columbis
ante Repr9Ientdnter Iad bel iom fra
nets egne Hepr9ientanter 8ogata %
andre Dele at Columbia an9daenDe
ll6iigterne til gfatififdtien af &dndls
trattaten. 8isie @fterretninger er
me9et mobiigenoe og bet 6ele tugst
neget utilfrebsItillenre, og Yr9iiOent
RooIebelts 3dalmobigbeo er lige beO
at ilippe op. 6an bar ldoet fneGddos
Qioere bire, at bpis Columbus Heges
ring life promte fordnorer &urs og
oiier, at ben bar / SinDe ltpnbIomt at
fere 5ruttdten til en- 6eloig Nfiluts
Ming, iad foreIldar ban at bringe Gu
oen til 8r9noepunttet. Oct er forz
itaaet, at preiitentens SDn pad Si@
tudtionen er, itrats at forbanole meO
be columbidnIfe Gmbebsm9nb, og
bans geitemmelie er at ggre en- Gnoe
paa n9rb9renbe llbis6eb.
Golumbids9on9res Ifdl tr2be lam
men ben 20. Stunt og bet forpenteS,
at 5raftuten ba bil blipe foreldgt ben
til Ratifitation. Sfterretningerne
qadr 9etning al at 8on8resien bill
forbale ge6anolingen, og at en- Wlas
ipritet bil bore inbe fpr at u0IGtte
2(fgerelien nogen 5io. Oct menes, at
8rqioent HooIebelt er beitemt pad, at
tpis Golumbias aongres bil be6anDle
5rattdten promte, Iaa bill ban gibe
rem rimelig 3io. Ulen beriom bet
oiier iig, at Gfterretningerne bar Ret
/, at man bar til 6eniigt al uO6ale
9dtififGtionen utober en- rinlelig 5io,
faa bill ban burtigt df6rboe alle 6ors
banblinger meo Columbia og 9da til
Hicardgud og Goita gtica for at err
tolbe aanalret gennem bisIe 2anbe.
Og oenne gambling bil life meme
5ruiel. 9erIom 5orbanblingerne for
l9g9es fra Columbia til GentralQlmes
rita, fdd pil Pandmatanalen for be-
itdnoig b9re op9iben, oe proieftet Oil
life 6fiDe genoptaget, bpilte Induce
ments" Der fad eno 6pbes.
9enne 6oloing bill 6lipe fart fore>
la9t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. RopIez
BELT bil fulofere Qrrangamentet for
aanalenS @ennemfsrelie gennem pa
mama, berTom Columbia 6anbler
promte Og / COB 3ro. Nlen ban bill
life boloes for Yar langere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
5ansen GnslGnScr.

Sanesr, Murocco, II. Sum-. Mdls
ter 3. Sarris, ben enselfte @eiIenos
og 6orFatter. icm bar Uleblem at
Sir 9lrtbur g1i9olions farliee 2egd=
tion fra Gnglano til Sultunen at
Marocco, er taset til 5anse at Snz
Iuraenterne og bolbes ifiult 5jelbene
Deb 3eendt. Regerinsstropper anereb
/ Gaar Stebet og branote mango
5arme, men faa intet til 6arris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
Sansieit / ct. 2onis.

ct. 9ouis, 18. SUM. Gn itorartet
Wluiiffeit bleD / 9fftss sisst Der /
SDen ,Sbe liberal arts builbing"
paa Observation-Disclosures Sruno, bbor
10000 Menneiter lptteoe til be benri=
benoe 5armonier. programmet bapbe
Numre meb perbensberpmte Soliiter
otfompagnerebe af ct 9or paa 5000
Stemmer. Oct er bet itprite &or,
Der nogen Sinbe sr bannet 9lmeritd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
6eppner. Ore, besraper
fine opoc.

6eppner, Ore. 18. SUM-. Ser
rauber meget itrenee 9ope, mems man
iitrer iig be forulptteoes Gig. 81
Sunbrebe og balDtrebiinostppe Wiens
neIter er begrdpeoe, og Der finoes itd.
big flere, Itent man bog dntdger, al
0sbsantallet life oberltiger $50
,sSres 2un6 0ouTes" Ell eIa6lereoe,
og 6j9lpeafpelinger mep penge 90
9ipsforneoenbeoer antommer. Del
anoet Gtstratog meo propiant ol
$1,000 / penge, inoidmlet ports
lamb, dntom Dag til 2erinston. ION
er 9anens Gnoepuntt. Serfra be-
forbres @obs og penge pioere pr.
0ogn. 9lle @esne finoes Der Gig:
Ruiner af 8psnin9er, ldngs mef
grebben af ,.tbe Greet" og to Wiil nen
ab Oalen. Mlan finber 2igene unoer
Situationer uf ben meit rpltenoe 4rf.
Sunbrebe Wanb er beit9ftiget meb al
srape 6taps, 2igene ippbes | ct Ga
gen os beerapes uopbolDeligt. Smdd'
ifoben nebsn for 9pen er fuloltanotq
fplbt pp meb Drag, 9uie, laber o.
+. b., Os Oalbise Sten er bbngeoe OF
,,Sulter til Butter" til en- Ssioe al
paa fine Steber rs Sob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
$50, 900 Wiauo afifeSiset.

Rem gort. II. SUM-. 81 Suiinot
af @sorae u. Suffers 8psninsssaom.
pasnies 2lrbejbere blep Dag al
ffebisst. faa aoctouten gpsninssfa'
gene MI er fulbitanbig. De 10000
9lrbejbers, fom MI er lebigs. foroi b.
er Meblemmer af llnioner gpsningsi
fussne, er of be forenebe 9psmeitr'
forelagt bet llltimatum. at be pil Deoi
tlipe at p9re ubeluffet fra glrbejbet
Iaa lqnee be entelte 1lnioner n9gtel
at unberIfribe ben Of 2lrbejosgipernei
5orsning foreilaaebe gologiftss oi
Meglingsplan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
llbpssclist / 9mbnque.

Dubuque, So., II. SUM. 5or fem
Tiger Iiben bleb Der giDet Srbre til
Streite blanbt Sporoognsarbeioernt
/ Dubuque. SiDen ben 9ib 6dr &om-
ragniet bar intet 5orfeg giort pad al
labeSporbognene gda. 8pens5olf Bier
tilfibit utddlmooige ober bette og for
lon9te, at Sporbo9nene ituloe I9ttes
I Sang igen; og bet bleD bd beIluttet
at 6eggnoe iioite 5reodg. Nonunions
manb 6leb inbfprt fra Chicago fom
Sonoutterer og Motorm9nb, o9 S6es
rifTen blep unoerrettet ON, at man
btnteoe at fad geIfnttelie.
Der rar en- Del Spettaffel Der og
Der, men iutet af getpOning fer
@aar, bd en- Del ri9tig Itpgge Splsb
fanot Steb foriteflige Dele af 9pen.
6enimpo often bapbe en- ubpreSb9rm
al Soft, fom ipmpatiiereoe meO
Streiterne, iumlet fig / en- al 9bens
Spre @aoer, og / en- 6el 9ime tditeoe
re Sten paa 6oer eneIte Sporpogn,
Iom gif forbi. qolitiet maatte aipe
ta6t, og tiliibIt unmobeOe S6eriiT
Steiner aapt 56rbft OeO ben lofale
W}ilit5 ON Sialp.
Saa mart 3rbpperne bite zig,
Itunoieoe uroIia6eoerne; men pua
Iamme 3ib iamlebe Der ia n9iten
5000 MenneIter for at ie pdd De milf
tGre. Spproognsne bolOt op meb at
ooa, oa bet bleo mprtt. 3ropperns
marI6ereoe neoober til Sporoogns=
tompa9niets Sontor, og 6oben fulgte
meo.
Diilitfen 6olot en- 3iO @aoen flar
for 6olt, ct apartal pad bDer Sioe
af aompagniet 9ontor. 6obcn
iamlebe fla bu ON 6otel Sultan, iom
liqQer 0GrfeDen 0oteller bar be-
ret bopeottet / 5orbinoelIe meo Strsjs
ten, og oerfor taIte6e en- al Streifere
re5 @enner en- Sten gennem ct al be
fore Spejlglusruber 6oteGet. Saa
frso hst les igen meb Stenfdit, og
belle MasIen Itnrtebe moO Sporbo9nsz
tompagniets Sterilization, 6oor abs
ifiGig GienOom bleb sbelagt
aapt. 3brbft bolbt en- fort 5ole
ttl Strejferne 'og bsfdleOs oetn at
6olce op meo beres gOeleggelIe al
andres gienbom. Mebens ban talts,
buieoe o9 Itreg Mangben, og Solbd;
terne fif en- Sdlpe al Muritensbrotfer
cper Jig. aupteinen penOte iig ba
til lit Wanbltab, gdo bem Orore til
at laoe bereS Rifler og boloe ia fer
hi9e til at ltpbe. 0et bialp. 6oben
Ipreote iig faa burtig, Iom ben funOe
tomme at Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
5Ortrinlist for &reaturer.
Qonab, Sa., 1s. 5ebr. 1909.

Seq bar brugt Dattins' 0eestable
9lnobpm Eminent for &reaturer pg
finber bet at bore ct al be bebits Wiio=
Ter / gerben. Seq belbrebte fem
Minutter en- So for ,orp bloat" Oer
at gire bet l1s 5laite. Seq bar ogIa1
fureret to ipge Spin og piloe life uno.
rare bet for ii @anse bets pri8. Raal
ct aredtur bliper ips, giDer jes bel
altib en- Dolls beraf, og bet tomme,
iig. Ricf &esfler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
9isfiite

Ren gOrt, IS. SUM-. aigfiitears
beieerne peb flere uf be itprite 5abris
fer Ter 9ben bar / Dag ertlaret
Strife. De fOrlon9er 9a Simers Or
heiosod9 og 3 5imers Qtrbejbe ON
2erbd9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
5rimurer begaar SelpmorS.

SnoepenOence, M}O.. IS. SUM-. 0uz
bib SO. @alace, Stormeiter for SRI
murerlpgen Misiouri, 6egit Dag
Selpmorb / fit Sjem peb at ifpbe
Jig en- augle gennsm Siertet. 6un
bar Spertoloinipeftsr / aanIas Gitp
og bemotratiit politifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
Sclpiplsclig pil ban = tale.

aeiier Wil6elm er inbbuot til at
tomme oper til 0eroensubitillingen |
ct. 2ouis n9Tte 4ar. Mdn t9nter,
ban pil 6oloe en- Sale, pg man bill ou
oarantsre BAN en- tor 5Oriam9ins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
Strife Strife ! Strife |!

S lRngere Sio Far man tnapt
funnel taee en- 9tOis 6aanoen uoen
at l@Ie ON en- M Strite. Sfulce pi
boloe bore Q9iere nnoerretteoe ON
Dem ale, tit pi moi at beitille meo bet
alene. Oct bebsDes nu beller lite; tib
ben enc ligner ben anoen bet b9s
Ttndligite. Wlsn 5oreteelfen er ida
Fremtr3benfe, at pi bsr Tt9nte ben no
gen SpmGrfiombeo / Nlminoelig6eb.
Mdn faar MI og bd ct temmelig be-
TENT Snbtrpt af, at bisie 9trbejosz
itanbsninoer gerne fan blipe ct far
Iigt Sdmfunbsonoe. Den itore auls
itrits, iom begDnOte for liOt oper st
9tar iinen, og iom b9oebes peo praz
fioentens Snbitrioen, bdboe temmeli5
dloorlige 8slqer. Wlen od 8intertuls
cen nil er dffsit al Sommerpdrmen,
olemmes bisie 10 let. Ulen faa itrifer
T. SIS. ga9ere % 6otelbetjente en-
flor gp, o9 itrats er mango Ulennes
ffer lioe peo at bun9re pdd 9runo
beraf. 9lrbeibsitanosninger fan 9erne
fremtaloe 6ungersneb et 2ano, iom
bar Operflob al 9ebnetsmioler.
Q(r6eioet ipiGer en- baloig Rplle /
BEN itore Samfunbssfonomi, og bet
peo Q(rbeiberne. Som Oplbsnin9en
Tfrioer frsm oa bliper mere dlminoelig,
tliper 2(rbeiberne ia iteoIe 6eore BIZ
bibit, boor 0igtig og uunOp9rlig be er.
Get 99loer for Qlrbeioerne ON Gnigs
heo, oQ ret beb Re ogIua. 8et er D.
ftore 2(r6eioerforeningers Wlaul at faa
Qendr6eioert al dGe aldsIer % Gro
rer meb. Raar oct Ulaal er naast,
ian be, naar be finber bet tienligt,
Itan6Ie etbpert 6jul. baaoe ce, Der
ruler pad ganeiporene. og be, bsr
furrer runbt / 5abriterne, pau eanIfe
tort BARREL. Get er en- 5oreteelieIo ION
life er at ipege meo.
9taridgerne til be mango Strifer
maa Iittsrt ieges be gooe Eioer.
36i bisie er for Qtrbejoerne no9en
0rao opre 3iosr. gi bar nu lans
eere 5io baff 9oce 5iber for bddoe
aapituliiier. 5abritanter og Gunobrus
sere, Serlig 2anb6rugsprooufter
bar / l9ngere 5iO pnret COB qris.
Ulen bes mere maa Qr6ejberne 10 be-
iale for fine qipsfornspenbeoer. 8ess
uben 6ar 9(rbejberen 10 berettigetarob
paa lin Del at bet, Der proouceres peo
bans Mluiisltraft os 8pgtigbeo. 2trs
teiosgipsrne oiier fig. pengesrioIte, Ida
er ret 10 lite iaa unberligt, at arbejs
terne bill Tsge at tiltpin9e Jig lin be-
rettiqebe Del.
Dor Sonlpdti er peb Qlr6ejoerne;
Tfsnt pi ingenlunbe er 6finoe for, bpor
TrDgleii9 en- Magt 2tr6eioerforeninger
ian blips, Taa trpr Ri bog life, at benz
ne Magt er frpgteliaere eno penges
magten. 9eriom Q(rbejoerne life Hut
Ter iis idmmen, ida er be prisgpne
qsngemaetens @iltoarlig6eo. Gn6Oer
Mast er COB bet sOoes 5jensite, men
onb bet onbeg 3jeneite.
Og ber er life iua itor 5are for
Soreningsma9ten, Iombet peb en- operz
fubift gstrdgtnins Tan Ie uo til. 5bi
peo 9lrbejbsitanbsnineen uoi9tter ars
tsjoeren 10 fig ielp for famine aibels
Ter, fom be paofsrer andre Oct ger
cs bare eobt at Ie. at en- anben Stors
magt refer iig imob pensemdsten,
idd ben life fan ipille Gnepolosberre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
Sa9eritrife.

Pittsburg, II. SUM-. 80 Wleb.
lemmer of 8d9erfOreningen bar .itreis
fet", og bet paaitauS, at iamtlige
Weolemmer pil neblegge 9(rbeibet in.
ben 2prba9. Strejterne forlanger,
at Der ltal anbringes llnionsMerte
paa alIe 9rgb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
Ssiaa til &iel.

Berlin, II. SUM-. o5a9eblutt" bar
/ Dag ct 9slegram fra aiel, fom flyer,
al en- banif Gitaore bill fomme bertil
oaa famme 3io Iom ben amerifanIfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
uola oct.
Sill &iel.

Sout6ampton, Gnglano, II. SUM.
0e foreneOe Stuters SlagIfib ,,aearz
large, panIertrpbierne oGbicago",
San 5ranciscO" og adnOnbaaoen
yMu6ius" afgit Dag 6erfra til aiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19

Iet r en- 5ejl at tro. at flSenbe 6es
morrboibsr lite fan bslbrebes. Ell 5ejl at lioe
en- Doq lGn9ere enb nsbpsnoiet. Doon. 8
Sinment oipsr eieblttei9 ginbrins os iulo.
itGnbis eelbrebelie. s etbuert apotef, 80
Gents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-20
(From Thursdays daily.)

Acting Governor Carter for the pres
EFT occupies the office quarters of the
Secretary of the Territory.
Alexander Young received a cable
gram yesterday before departing on the
Alameda for the Coast stating that
Mrs. Young was better.
The S. c. Allen executors have brought
mortgage foreclosure suit on a note
for $1,000 with ~ per cent interest
against John c. Crowder.
Roy H. Chamberlain, Collector of In
ternal Revenue, cabled to Deputy Col
lector Harry Couzens that he would re-
turn in the steamer Korea.
DIR. H. C. Watt of Kauai was natural
lied by Judge Dole yesterday. He
was former subject of Great Britain.
Judge Alexander Lindsay was adj
mitted to practice in the United States
court upon motion of ]. ]. Dunno YES
terday.
Edward Kunst has brought suit a
gainst Otto Ludloff ct AL to foreclose
a mortgage on land in the Kapiolani
tract. The amount claimed is $780,
Judge Dole yesterday ordered the ar
rest of F. j. Turk for failure to nay
the fine imposed upon him for viola
ton of the shipping laws.
Consul General Goodnow was IN
charge of two American soldiers on the
Hongkong Maru yesterday. They were
members of the legation guard at Pc
king and are being taken to San Quen-
tin to serve a term for burglary.
Footings of tax collections for Oahu
this month. on the 10th of which taxes
became delinquent. have not yet been
made. on account of the returns from
Waialua. Koolauloa and Koolaupoko
not having been received. In round
numbers Honolulu has contributed
s490.0 900 and Eva $4,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-20
MERCHANTS SUSTAIN
FEDERALJUDG6DOLE

The directors of the Merchants AS
ISOLATION, at a special meeting held yes
terday, adopted the following resolu
ton
Whereas, the business and other
property interests of the Hawaiian
Islands have for the past decade been
well and safely guarded and protected
by the wise and conservative policy
of the Honorable Sanford Ballard Dole
in his capacities as chief executive of
the various governments of these ISL
ands, and
Whereas, the President of the United
States has favored this community
with the appointment of Mr.. Dole as
Federal Judge to interpret the Federal
laws as applicable to the Territory of
Hawaii, now therefore be it
Resolved, that the Merchants Asso-
citation of Honolulu express its appre-
citation of the great and distinguished
services rendered by the Honorable
Sanford Ballard Dole in the past as
well as its qualification in his appoint
ment to the high judicial position of the
United States Judge for the Territory
of Hawaii, and be 1t further
Resolved that a copy of these reso-
lut!ons be presented to Judge Dole and
also published in the public press.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-20
LOCAL BREvltlES.
tFrom Wednesdays Daily.)

Miss Maria Brede has gone to take
charge OF the wireless telegraph sta
ton on Lanai.
DR.. Cofer has gone to Mahukona
to appoint an assistant quarantine
physician at that port.
Information Is wanted regarding the
whereabouts of William Webb. alias
Karl Leo, age about sc years.
C. II. Kluegel, the we'll known en-,
gineer, is a candidate for the office Of
Superintendent of Public Works.
DR.. Cofer, chief quarantine officer.
has been asked from Washington for
data respecting Mauliola island. the
site of Honolulu quarantine station.
DIR. Walter Hoffman was called sud
denly yesterday to go to Kauai, and
will not return until Friday or sun
day. During his absence DR.. Carl Hoff-
man, of Waipahu, will look after the
formers office.
DR.. r. G.. Curtis left with his bride
in the Kinau for Hilo, where the doctor
is practitioner. Mrs. Curtis was
Miss Blair of New York, who arrived
in the Alameda. The marriage took
place here on Monday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-20
CARTER AND BONDS.

Mr.. Damon was none too generous
in his praise of Acting Governor Car
ters work in placing the Hawaiian
bonds. For the first time in the local
history of such transactions, the re-
suit has been wholly satisfactory and
the delays slight, Mr.. Carter under
took delicate task and made no mis-
takes from the beginning. The bonds
were not only placed speedily but a
saving Of $4,000 was made, by the
reduction of interest and of $4,000 by
improving upon the original plan of
sale. The result and the methods of
attaining it mark Mr.. Carter as mas
ter of such financial problems as occur
in the processes of governmental ad-
here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-20
THE KEPOlkAl CASE.

The legal claim of Judge Kepoikai
upon the office he now holds Is consid-
cred good. The Advertiser. for one,
has not questioned 1t. II Judge ke-
polkai chooses to remain as Treasurer
he cannot be removed by the Governor
and Senate unless they shall establish
charges against his competency or
probity or both, or unless In the mean
time, Congress shall empower the Ter
rftorial Executive to remove heads of
departments at will.
SO the question Is not of law but Of
custom and civility. In a way the
great offices of the Territory resemble
those held by the cabinet ministers OF
the President. They are not inde-
pendent bureaus but are branches of
the central administration. The work
of the departmental chiefs, collectively,
makes up the record and policy of the
Governor. The latter's annual report
to the Secretary of the Interior must
describe and explain what the Treas
urer, the auditor the Superintendent
of Schools. the Superintendent of Pub
lie Works, etc, have been doing in
their official capacities. He alone
speaks for them. If things have gone
wrong with these officials the Governor
Is held to technical account as the ap.
pointing power. Being so responsible
IL Is but fair that his right to appoint
should not be limited by anything save
the coordinate rights of the Senate.
Nor Is 1t, except when Governors
change and some official who had re-
ceived his commission from one Ex-
ecutive insists upon staying in office
under another. A case like that 30
rarely happens-heads of departments
usually being gentlemen, accustomed
law does not make provision for policy
removals. President Roosevelt, for
example, could not have removed
a single member of President McKin-
ley's hold-over cabinet. But he was
dealing with American statesmen and
gentlemen-not with feed-trough poll
ticians--and the absence of a law did
not worry him. The resignation Of
each member of the Cabinet was pre-
scented to him at once. So it has
always been at Washington save in the
one case of Secretary of War Stanton,
who, urged by the Senate and by the
Republican party, held out against the
notorious President Johnson, who had
threatened a despotic use of the army
against the legislative power Secre-
tary Stanton's act was patriotic in a
broad sense and cannot be used as a
precedent for the porcine greed of Ke-
poikai in trying to force himself into
an administration where he is not
needed or wanted and where his utter
ignorance of all things financial save
the drawing of his pay, is likely TO
bring derision upon the new Governors |
fiscal policy and public disgrace upon
When that disgrace comes
he will not find a single sympathzer |
In the hui of disbarred attorneys, dis
credited ex-candidates, graduated en-
bezzlers and the like who are urging |
him to disturb and embarrass the ad-
of which he insists upon |
a part.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-20
KEPOlKAI DENIES THAT he
HAD PROMISED TO RESIGN
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spect of Presidential Cabinet officers.
1t has not escaped my attention that,
almost before the ink was dry upon
the cablegram announcing your pros
pective appointment as Governor, You
We're out in an interview wherein you
in effect demanded the designations of
all heads of departments. The ex-
treme improperly of such a course on
your part, at SO very early stage of
your anticipated incumbency of the ex-
ecutive chair must now be as appar-
ent to you as 1t Is to all the rest OF
the community. There are many who
look upon your premature and frequent
interviews in this respect as nothing
less than insulting to the incumbents
of the offices referred to, and an inn
parchment of the judgment of the dis
tinguished gentleman to whom they
owe their appointment. And what
ever may have been my views as to
resigning my office upon the consum-
nation of the change in question. your
own most Objectionable course in this
regard would of itself have been sutii-
Client to lead me to a change of mind.
However much We may differ as to
what is my right and duty in the prem
Uses, you may safely rely on my hearty
cooperation with you in all matters
calculated to promote the best inter-
ests of the people of this Territory,
without regard to race, creed. color, or
political affiliation.
Very respectfully yours,
A. N. KEPoIKAI.
Treasurer of the Territory.