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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-04-06
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Mr.. G.
E. H. Baker having resigned the office
of Superintendent of the Pacific Oil
Transportation Co. in Honolulu, Cap
tain M. c. Miller has been appointed his
successor.
Notice is also given that from this
date the undersigned, w. G. Irwin &
Co., Ltd, the General Agents of the
Company in the Territory are alone au-
thorized to incur indebtedness against
the Company and give receipt in its
behalf.
w. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.
Honolulu, March 31st, 1904
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REPURLICAN CAUCUS.

Republican members Of the legisla-
ture held a caucus last night at the
party headquarters to discuss plans
for the session today. No decision
was reached as to the .speakership. 1t
was decided to combine the Office of
clerk and interpreter, and messenger
and ianitor and to have the steno-
graTher act as assistant clerk, also
to appoint a sergeant-at-arms. These
are to be the only officers of the house
according to the Republican program
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CREW WOULD NOT PROCEED

The crew on the Norwegian bark
Tobias which put into Auckland leaking
February 20 while en- route from New
castle to Honolulu, refused to proceed
with the vessel. She was struck by a
hurricane between Auckland and New
castle. She vas strained and sprung
a leak. She was making IS inches Of
water an hour, so the crew insisted
that she be put into some port. She
went to Auckland where repairs will
be made to her.
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received at the
office of the Secretary of the Territory
until twelve o'clock noon on Friday,
April 9Th, A. d. 1904, for publishing,
printing and binding the Laws of the
Extra Session of the Legislature of 1904.
; Specifications for the above work may
be seen on application at said office.
The Secretary does not bind himself
to accept the lowest or any bid.
A. L. C. ATKINSON,
Secretary Of Hawaii.
Honolulu, April 5th, 1904.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
Election of Officers.

AT the adjourned annual meeting Of
the Hawaiian Star Newspaper Asso-
citation, Limited, held in this city or
March 30, 1904, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President. ...............W. F. Allen.
Vice-President. .Chas. H. Atherton.
Treasurer. Frank L. Hoogs.
Secretary. ..............E. A. Berndt.
Auditor. .Chas. H. Atherton.
e. A. BERNDT,
Secretary.
Honolulu, March 81, 1904.
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Tickets now on sale at WALL Nichols
Co.
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of Balcony, S1.OO
Balcony back of First Row, 75c; Gal
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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16

our Republican friends seem to be in hard luck
in this county and district. X. ;. Harvey, after
being forced on their ticket for Congress- declined
TO make the race against Congressman ShaCkIe-
ford, and last week Hon. II ". ChHlfant Of Cam
den county gas led to the HltgT to be sacri
Gcod. This, fo.loWed by the withdrawal Of Mr..
Evans from the head OK she county ticket, gave 1e
leaders a solar ploxus blow from which they can
not recover until the battle has been waged and
won by the consolidated Democracy.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16

Governor Dock"ry will open the campaign in
Morgan County next Monday. lie will address
our citizcDs in tho court house at O'Clock in the
Afternoon on national and state issues. Governor
Dpckrrv j., one Of the best orators IN the state and
will deliver an interesting and instructive address.
Let everybody, regardless Of political preference,
turn out 10 hear the Gu5crnor of Missouri.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16

Nearly every prominent n""spapcrIn re" YORK
laims thai Parker will carry that state. Wen
began ~ think so ourselves if thi. encouragement
aceps up. Well, Missouri viii stay with 'em.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16

The candidate for congress declined TO run on
he Republican ticket, then followed their candl.
late for representative. Next!
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16

The DcmO,ra.ic campaign OI-ns IN Versailles
Ionday " Ia II speech by COY. Lockery.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-16

Acc0rding 10 the gaina in Maine, this is going to
,e Democratic ysar.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-30

Our roses are adorable this sum.
mer adorable--is it rot so. my
Pierce"
Babel accompanied her quickly sum
moned smile with this CHEEKY remark
as the old man turned round after his
birdfeeding. The thrush had contin-
ued its warbling and was again send
ing forth a flcod Of song.
"Oh, listen, father, Did you ever
hear such singIng?" It was a child
who spoke. and she clutched at the
mans s!ee"c g S=9cS; his attention.
The man was an English artist. who
had just rented for the summer a
pretty, coqueetish French chalet two
miles beyond. Did you ever hear
such singing?' repeated tAe child en-
Enthusiastically
The man confessed that he had not
In the woods Of Senart. near the cha.
let they had taken, there were choirs
Of thrushes. blackbirds and other
songsters, but not one of these free
warblers could be compared for full
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-30
Made the Doctor Ponder

The fashionable doctor looked wise
and smoothed his silk bat in the ira.
ditional manner. but he realized only
too well that he was pitted against a
woman patient determined % fret her.
self into nervous collapse
You're not very All at present. Mrs
Pennifether. he said frankly. but
you are on the direct road To lilness.
My only prescription in to take an
interest Ia life,
But protested the patient guerra
lousy, I'm sure I'm interested In
retaining my life Why, hook ut asl
those patent medicines I've tried
4 mean that you must get cut In
the open air. aud have a little mild
excitement away from the sick roon
environment
Bat. doctor. am 3ust dying q
eunui and really haven't ambition to
stir about said the patient With 4
so there now" expression that was
feminine and fnai
The physician turned a~ay FROM tho
sick ted
Jane he said 10 the maid, the
next time Mrs Pennitether calls for
you just mention casually that Sellen
d Co. have just received the uew
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-30
Farmer of the Future

Practical farmers arg sometimes IN
elined to resent the advice that they
frequently see tn the ne@ spapers with
pect 80 iheiT methods 81 doing
business, and al frst blush aad super
Aelaily It does seem q ftttie peculiar
that the editorial brethren should a d.
tinue 10 pour forth advice that FL
rarely taken. aud insist un writing AK.
Ficult0ral essays that are often Fidt-
culed in a quiet say by these To
HON they are addressed
1t is a common saying that 40 edf-
Tor can make ten crops with hts peu
where he couldn't make one with his
hand ard Il is regarded IS pre-
snmptuous for man who cant lay
on a piece Of land FOR a crop. nor even
run q straight furruw With 3 pIow
10 be telling the farmers what they
should do aud how they should eeouo-
mixe. But the truth Of the matter Is
that there are very few farmers y no
appreciate the real Importance aud
dignity OF their calling. or who try
TO do much more than make a living
ont Of the ground Indeed we have
heard Of some who failed 10 make
good living. and who were always
in debt as the result Of what they
called hard times and bad crops,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-30

The agitation in England 10 abol
lsh the pronouneing Of the death sen.
tence in cases where IL is patent that
capital punishment win not follow
viii probably meet with the approval
OF most people who desire that the
law should lose nothing Of its dignity.
and at the same time have nothing
az unnecessary horror added. The
lord chancellor pleads for the reten-
lion OF the form. saying that the pass
ing OF the death sentence will act as
a deterrent. James l. iaggled with
death sentences In this manner. and
got himself rather badly disliked for
IL. Over the plot in which Raleigh,
Gotham. Grey and Others were impli.
Gated he had the less puissaat ones
put 10 death. and very bioodily haE-
died. Cobham's brother vas behead.
ed nike q gentleman" The Bishop Of
Chichester. with the blood O. the lat.
ter stfii upon him. went then 60 Lord
Gotham. Him sae hishop exhorted 70
confession. Other prelates wege SINH
LARRY engaged with SIR Waiter IA
Leigh and Lord Grey Aeastiae Mark
lam. another Of the ruuapiFatoFs, bad
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-30
ROYAL nisclnl,ne In ,salx.

When the King OF Italy came to the
throne he determined TO lessen the ex-
penses OF the royal household and 10
abolish siuecGves. Being an early riser.
he turned up one morning at the Office
Of the household at eight O'Clock. and
found two attendants laziiy beginning
TO dust the furniture. Being anxious
10 dictate some letters. aud finding no
one TO write them. he seized a buster
from one OF the alarmed men, and
having busted one Of the desks, sat
down and occupied the next hour and
a half Ia writing the letters himself
When at half past nine one of the
clerks sauntered In be was staggered
to see the King sitting there.
The King. looking At his watch sig.
nificantly asked him At what time he
and his stlll absent colleagues were
supposed TO commence work. Eight
O'Clock. sire. vas the faltering reply.
~Ah. see yoa have not enough 70 Do,
must get rid Of suRss ~ y0w.- Tie
was - good a. his w0rd. and there has
not been smother case e anpamvga.
atty Ia tAet derartn~na from that &c
10 Tia
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-30

Paris styles IN spring hats. Mention
that the styles are exclusive and that
there will be- private view to-day IN
which creations win be ohtaina0ls
hong before the vulEar herd ean copy
them
Then the doctor passed iaantily
down tbs street chuckiing Alas Be
fore four blocks were paused be bss-
came martyr to science
Hurrylng footsteps battered behind.
a auttersng boa sent his sgIk bat ~
Ing into tbs gutter and the Doctor
himself was seat totgerlng The doe
tor loaked after tha person whn had
done the mischief and saw = baaHng
feminine Squire hastsaiag teskiess3y
fer ,he shopping district
It's Mrs rtnnifether ca her say
to tbs millinery Nale My prescr1p.
tBoa 1T exercise ard mild sRcisemeats
Let's see A silk hat ruined. So added
10 my bill bUt fashionable medicine
IL triumphant
sBuS nov hr ccnslnaed ghouKht.
fully. after she gets through @tsh
purchases in the shopping district,
WllI her husband have enough Taaney
Jeff 10 pay Hy btllF tamm Do wla
professionally and ioae financially F-
Nea York Sun
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-30

There goes the meanest man IN
two states" said the veteran ticket
seller as a prominent Wall street man,
who owns a magnificent home in the
suburbs OF Newark. entered the ferry
house OF the Pennsylvania railroad at
Cortlandt street. Il have been here
thirty years and have encountered all
sorts of beats, but he is the worst Of
the lot.
Two years ago I was doing the
last watch when in staggered that
man. drunk He didn't have a cent 10
pay for his ferriage or for his railroad
fare home. He asked me to let him
have a quarter and offered his fine
gold watch as security. | didn't want
his watch, OF course, but / took II for
safe keeping, because feared he
would be robbed Then | gave him a
dollar and had one Of the deckhands
take charge Of him. with the instrnc.
tons to have him put aboard the train
when the boat reached Jersey City.
The deckhand also instructed the con.
dnctor 20 have the drunken man put
ia CAB In Newark.
When | took the Wall street mans
watch got his name and address and
told him to call the next day and re-
deem his property
Next day came. hut no man r.
claim the watch The following day
the same. And so on fer week
until on my day of | pocketed the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-30

A summary Of the salaries paid &c
the school teachers In the chief Faro
pean countries appeared recently ir
several American newspapers. This re
port showed that the salaries OF teach.
ers in England range from an average
of $3.50 for men TO $3.50 or even as low
as $500. for women. The lowest annual
salary paid 10 a fulldedged teacher
In Belgium is 1882 In Denmark city
teachers begin with $3.50 and village
teachers with $iS2. The average for a
country or village teacher in Prussia
Is $21s per year, although Berlin teach
ers receive from 1915 TO $3.50, women
are paid from 81 40 to $500. France has
an isre6ucible minimum Of see Hol.
land s1eo, Portugal $50 for the country
and $i0S for the city and Sweden and
Norway 1896 for men and less than
$50 for women. The average salary ia
Switzerland is s340 for men and 1918
for women Greece divides its teachers
into classes. those in the first receiy-
ing maximum salary of sc per
month, those IN the second SIC. and
those tn the third s13 Teachers sal
aries in Spain vary from sIo0 per year
in the villages TO $3.50 in Madrid.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-30

On the either hand. We have heard
~ some who persist in making good
crops during the worst seasons. am3
sho haze full barns Ana averne~tnx
amok.houHes aft time when tbelF less
fortuEata naiEhtorH are purchasing
theif supplies Ia the stores VS. be-
lieta that even an editor eonla man
ase q farm sell enoagh Ia make pFet.
Is grod crops wheH the seasons are
ali proBistoua. when the rains come
ia the uick of time. and are succeeded
rs just the right amount of open
weather We mention this possibility
Ia order 90 suggest that IL Is not nac-
eakary Go be good farmer 10 make
fair crops In seasons that are pre-
oiseiY suited 10 growing things
Perhaps IL II too much TO expect.
and yet we believe that the time wili
come when a farmer viii possess all
the accomplishment that airs neces.
sarY III bis work. ami that he will be
a fret-elass business man besides We
are coming upon new times and nsw
methods. and the pressure "a these
will produce new men. who will farsa
exclusively for the immense profits
that are to be coaNed cut of the soil ~
Atlanta Constitution.
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A sHRINKAGE IN VALUES.
Poets Experience With the Child oil
His Brain.

Poets Experience With the Child oil
His Brain.
The eager poet wrapped 10 up care
fully and set out for the city. where
the leading magazine editors sat In
judgment on such as his-or rather
on such as might not hope To be quite
as his, and 1t was night when he came
to the city AT the hotel where he
chose to lodge he passed 1t TO the
clerk, with instructions TO place Ii In
the safe. whore valuables were KEEP,
for security.
What value?" the clerk inquired
The poets face flushed with pride.
1T is, perhaps. scarcely possible &c
place value upon IT, but
Say two hundred?" suggested the
busy and practical clerk
That is, perhaps, something Of the
sort they viii place on il, replied the
poet. with a deprecatory curl OF his
lip. Yes say two hundred. and be
sighed
The clerk checked ii at two hun.
dred, and put II away In the safe Next
morning the poet arose, paid for his
lodge, received 1t safely into his hands
again, and went forth The after
noon was waning when the poet, look
ing wan and weary. stood again at
the hotel desk. with IL lno longer with
large y in his hand
All" said the clerk Care for II
again? Same value, I suppose"
Well--er--ab-nOt exactly" said
the poet. stili eagerly but Of diff
ferent variety of eager 4 thinker
ali what / was going 10 say. was
er--as a matter OF fact could you
let me have half a dollar on ~"
The clerk said he couldn't hardly do
IL just then. and the poet took Ii and
went back 10 his humble village
where he opened tin shop aud did
quite well New York Times
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watch and went into Wall street to
look up my friend. He didn't recog
nize or remember me. but he recogniz-
ed his watch. He said he thought he
had lost ii or that ii had been stolen.
and thanked me and asked me 70 call
the next week, when he would give
me handsome reward.
Next week came, and called. but
the gentleman was out tried the
following week. bur again he was
out. And the following week he sent
word be was too busy to see me.
"Then was mad clear through and
wrote him letter asking for my dol
lar. / got no answer, and went down
to the ONCE on my day OF and raised
such Cain that they threatened 10
throw me out Well, ! never went
hack. | hayent received the dollar
to this day But the worst e. K Is
that man has the supreme nerve 10
pass through here day In and day out.
He pretauds he doesn't know me He
cares straight ahead Of him. But al
the same know be feels pretty mn-
comfortable. lie Is aware that every
official In the place knows him aud
knows all about him. He never stops
even 10 buy a ticket lie lays In his
stock on the Jersey side Can YOU tell
me why rich man makes himself -
contemplate rather than pay a dollar
he knows be owes Mes York
Press
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King James Grim HumOr

been placed unon the scaHuld ana
was about 10 bow his head Ia the axe
when the sheriff was called away by
n Scotch hlreling and the prisoner
left to contemplate the axe for an
hour Then he WIS led away and told
To prepare for death az the end of .
further two hours. Grey's turn was
next lie prayed half an hour before
the block, then raised himself to die
and was led away. the King sending
word that tne order Of execution had
heen changed. So forth came Cob
ham. and. having made hts last dec
sarafioR, prepared 20 take farewell of
the world. when the sheriff stayed the
execution, and brought sogtA Msfa.
ham and Grey. all three thinking that
the ether two had been executed
They we're TOLD. after having suffered
the agony Of all bur death itsss'. that
their lives woaid BE- spared. Ralelgh's
experiences was similar. That waa
how they used 20 make death sea.
fences act a. n detee-ent" In tie
scod old days There woulA - dan
Ger for these who tried = rcpegisA0n -
aay tGndaa a. James lasakaa.