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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-04
District Court Doings.

Judge Lindsay was yesterday
morning greeted with blk calendar
Of SO casss, the majority (23J OF
which were for gambling Two
gangs were arrested by ths police
since Saturday night and they wsr'
composed OF Chimes, Hswaiiaps aud
Portuguese. One gang had their
Trial put off to today and the other
to tomorrow. The first gang was
arrested by Deputy Sherifi Chilling
worth at the Honolulu Billiard Par
lora on Hotel street, opposite the old
Empire, (uow the Hoffman) cornsv.
Five Porto Ricsns were run 10 for
vaRrancy aud Gallo Juan Gonzales
was found guilty and sentenced to
one years imprisonment with costs
taxed. The other four were put of
to today. All Cho assault and battery
on Chuu Tai, nolle pressed, and 30
was Fukushima for the same offense,
but with weapon, Chas Vsnden-
berg was fined So and costs, and
James Wallace. both for assault and
battery, the latter upon j Jorgensen,
was put over to today. Chung Long
Ngo, for common nuisance, forfeited
his bail OF $40. Three drunks for
feited their bail Of Sc each and Two
were assessed the usual fine aud
costs. Fopg Kee. for violating Board
OF Health regulation, went over to
Wednesday.
Thirty cases were on the calendar
at this MORNINGS session. All the
gamblers and vags over from yester-
day went over to tomorrow, aud go
were other ceses. Lsu Man, for
assault aud battery with weapon,
to Saturday.
Hosino, for vagraucy, was mol 9
pressed; Sam Kekaha, for truancy,
got two years in the Reformatory
school; James Gerloff, for fast driv--
lug, forfeited bail of $40; three
DRINKS, one bsing nolle pressed and
two were assessed the usual fine and
costs.
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Passengers Departed,

For Maui aud Hawaii, per stnr
Msuna Loa, Oct Aired Angus,
Mrs ) X Alui, Julia Lushine, Chas
Motley and wife, d Kahaulelio, j
Kumalae, o q Waikslai, Il G RAM
sey, q a Dunn, Mrs q Gibbs and 2
children, DR. Derby, A Hooking, 2
r Greenwell, Miss Gresnwell, @ E
Bryant, w It Drake, S Kelilnoi, E
Henriques aud wife, Miss Peabody
Dr. Carter and child.
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Meetings Tonight.

Democrats will hold two meetings
tonight, both in native preeinots.
One will be at Relief Camp No 2,
on Vineyard street, aud the other
at the residence of Nauha back of
the Honolulu Iron Works, Most
OF the candidates will spsaL a,
both,
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laukea's Progress On
Hawaii and Ills
Campaign.
ED The INDEPENDENT.

congressional delegate on this
island was brought to close at
Waiakea last evening, where large
number OF .vSters gathered to hear
the candidate. Col Iaukea spoke
in Hawaiian for an hour and half
winding up with anEappeal to the
English speaking portion of his
audience, to join issues with the
democrats in protesting against the
unwarranted interference by are.
publican executive OF the judiciary
and legislative functions.
In support Of his plea, Mr. Taukea
read in Hawaiian the copy of Sheriff
Andrews letter, found in the Hiio
streets, directing all of his subordi-
mates, already in Office, mind you,
to obtain the sanction Of the party
executive to their continuance in
Office on pain Of dismissal; the letter
concluding with the astounding
announcement that the order was
made at the instance OF the Govern
or for the purpose OF fostering and
strengthening the young mems re-
publican club. q
The speaker also referred in
scsshing terms to the policy pur-
sued by the Executive 10 demanding
the undated resignation OF heads OF
departments and district judges,
thus arrogating to himself the
power of removal vested by the
Organic Act in the Legislature and
Judiciary branches of the govern
ment.
At Papaikou, the same afternoon,
Col Iaukes addressed the largest
number of votsrs ever assembled at
this place of recent date to hear a
public speaker. The meeting was
held on the School House grounds
in the open, some so or 60 voters
besides their wives being in attend
anse. Report has it that Pspaikou
will go solidly democrat.
The meetings at Wsimea, Waipio,
Honokaa, Ookala, Wailea at Homo
mu and Laupahoehoe we're also we'll
attended. At the latter place the
Home Rulers failed TO stir up
enough interest to get meeting.
The Honokaa meeting was some
what interesting as John I Baker
aud Makekau spoke with Col Iaukea
from the same platform, both speak
ers supporting the democratic nomi-
nee for Congressional Delegate.
Makekau was particularly severe on
the republican party for trying to
bride him with an Office. Baker
liksned the Congressional Candi
dates with pocket watches, Iaukea
the gold, Kuhio the silver aud Not
ley the lead watch.
Wsipio, they say, once the bot
bed OF Home Ruleism. has gone oyel
hclus ,bolus to the democratic party
TNoah Nsleilehua, now democratic
candidate for the lower house and I
stsunch democrat, was the Home
Rule leader of WAipio in past cleo
tions. Only three out OF tbs 80 ode
or more voters, remaining steadfas
to their old love, the Home Rule
Party.
Lsupahoehoe. which has Away
been considsrei sAfe republical
precinct, is said to have undergoni
a change OF heart. The Youol
Mems Republican Club of this pre-
cinet bad recently recommended
MIR Swain for the position OF dissric
Magistrate. la his omnipotenct
the Governor ignored the recon
mendation and appointed MIR Rick
ard, a former Home Ruler ant
: Democrat. They say, the youn
republicans have registered . kick
in the shape of silver platte
which will be presented to tn
alanfsan dan nit
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Fer ALAMEDA, Tor Camarino
RetTigeFator-An extra fresh supply
OF Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Oranges,
Lines, Nuts, RsiEins Celery, Fresh
Eaimon, Caulifower, RhubaEh, Aa-
raraGus, Cabbage, Eaatsya sad = i,
forHie Oysters da biz - I'm
~, Founders, etc. ALI
.ie IN season. klso fresh Rock
zolt, swias and California Cream
Cheese. Place your orders early
prompt delivery.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
larasR Kiu0a ad AIakaa 81.
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Col @ P Iaukea will leave in the
W g Hall at o'clock this after
noon to stump the island OF Kauai.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-04

The Ventura arrived this morning
from the Colonies and sailed at 2 p
N for San Francisco.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

THE INDEPENDENT 80 cents per
month.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-04

Judge Dole naturalized twenty
men yesterday. Most of them are
Portuguese.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-04

"Chsrley's Aunt" will be repeated
at the Hawaiian Opera house this
evening for the benefit of the Y w
@ A.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-04

James Shaw has resigned from
the Republican ticket, His success
sor will be chosen the last of the
week.
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Hilo, Sept 30. 1904.

lilo, sept 0U, IJU4.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THg INDEPENDENT 80 cents per
month.
Judge Dole naturalized twenty
men yesterday. Most of them are
Portuguese.
The Ventura arrived this morning
from the Colonies and sailed at 2 p
N for San Francisco
Col @ P Iaukea will leave in the
w G Hall at o'clock this after
noon to stump the island OF Kauai.
"Chsrley's Aunt" will be repeated
at the Hawaiian Opera house this
evening for the benefit of the Y w
@ A.
James Shaw has resigned from
the Republican ticket. His success.
sor will be chosen the last of the
week.
Haysshids, the Japanese murder
or of Sato at Waialus, has been
sentenced to imprisonment for
twenty years.
Mr. Hampton has been chosen
umpire of the Winter baseball
league to succeed Cy Russell who
left today for the Coast.
Local steamers leaving at 5
O'Clock his evening are the
Claudine for Maui, Kauai for Ha
waii and the W G Hall for Kauai.
Both the Kiuau add Mauua Loa
left for windyard, the former short.
ly after the noon hour and the latter
about an hour later. The latter WAS
| ueldyeu on dccounI OF freight,
The Supreme Court handed down
q decision this morning, oYerrulipg
the defendants law points in the
b FL Wright case. This means that
the accused will have to stand trial.
Mestioga were held last evening
by Republicans and Home Rulers
on Queen street, close TO ons ana
other, and both drew poor crowds
AT the Home Rule nesting. willis
Motley was speaking, az egg was
thrown at him by some miscrssnt
but it struck the crowd.
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sss- Psfsis. x.sAipx to dispose os }
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-04

Haysshids, the Japanese murder
or of Sato at Waialua, has been
sentenced to imprisonment for
twenty years.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-04

Mr. Hampton has been choser
umpire of the Winter baseball
league to succeed Cy Russell who
left today for the Coast.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-04

Local steamers leaving at 5
O'Clock this evening are the
Claudine for Maui, Kauai for Ha
wali and the w g Hall for Kauai
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

Samuel ]. Randall brought in bill in
behalf of General Grant. but tie Dem
ocratS. who We're in the ma iority, lit
sisted that there shrilId be q vote on
the contest against Wilson, The Re
puDlicans We're filibusteTing against
such q vote being taken, but Mr.. Will
son arose and stated that hc did not
want to stand in the way of the Grant
bill and asked that the contestant be
seated This was done about two
hours before congress expired, March
4 ls3S5. The Grant bill was then unan-
inously passed.
Mr. Shafroth was serving his fifth
term in congress. He is a native OF
Fayette, Mo, and is fifty years old. He
was educated in the University OF
Michigan, studied law and practiced
his profession in his native town un-
til 1879, when he removed to Denver.
He was elected city attorney of Den
yer in 1887 and reelected two years
later. Mr. Shafroth was sent to the
Fifty fourth congress as Il Republic
an upon a free silver platform and
three times was reelected upon fusion
tickets Of silver parties. He was re-
elected to the Fifty eighth congress as
Democrat, receiving plurality Of
2,792 votes over r. w. Bonynge. Who
has now been seated in his place. Mr..
Shafroth was exonerated from all
blame in connection with the election
frauds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
.4.- ,-es1er and --ier Answer.

~Would you be kind enough TO 'e
eurn my Photographic she wrote. I
ysve it 10 you in a moment CT glrhs0
ally. and I have since had occasion to
regret that was so thoughtless IN
sucll matters"
or course she pictured that photo
sranh framed and hung up In his
room. ard WaE inclined to think that
he woula par, with it With deep re-
grnt. Just why she wanted 1t re-
-uT1ed is imnlatorta1. Of course he
oed offended her i'll some way, pue IL
,s unnecessary to inquire hoW.
THE answer to her note came tue
solIo*in8 DAY.
@e eeret, it read. @th*t I am TN.
e;5a at this late day 10 pick OFT your
ntofogranh. However, send you my
eat}ra collection, numbering little
over 800 aud would request that you
would return all except $ouf a#n py
ozorsse d, my esGt0sa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
All Is Lovely.

Our secretary of the treasury, Shaw
went over to Wall street the other day
he goes there frequently-to get his
bearings. Wall street IS, you know,
sort of central financial weather bu.
reau where advance information can
be obtained about the state of affairs IN
Industry and business. He emerged 10
say that the returns from all sections
OF the country indicate a continuance
OF prosperity" We may now breathe \
Sigh Of relief. We were not so sure that
ali was we'll. The secretarys prognos.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
MARYLANO'S NEW SENATOR,
lsilnr Rayner, Who WAS Counsel For
Rear Admiral Schley.

lsidor Rayner, who has Just been
elected United States senator from
Maryland to succeed Senator l0uiS +.
McComas, the present incumbent, is one
of the most famous lawyers of the
state and an orator of renuwn.
Senator Rayner is best known to the
country at large as Rear Admiral
Schley's counsel during the inycstiya
tion III 1901 of that officers conduct in
the Spanish war. Born i'll Ealtilnore in
1850, he was educated at the University
of Virginia. in 1871 was admitted to the
bar and for many years has been 4
prominent figure in public life.
Mr. Rayner soon became known i'll his
native city as q brilliant lawyer. He
was elected in 1873 to the legislature.
where the announcement that he would
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
An Iphill Game.

A Republican of any prominence
who openly fayors reforming the tar
iff or curbing the trusts is playing an
uphill game. All the powerful monop-
oies and corporations that are inter
csted pour out money to defeat any
Republican who shows Independence,
and the great majority OF the RepuD-
lican newspapers attack him as
traitor 1t matters not that all he de-
sircs is to see the most moderate re-
form accomplished and still claims to
believe in the doctrine of protection.
out in Iowa. Governor @tuminlnS has
declared for what is called the Iowa
idea" which is merely 10 reform those
schedules of the tariff that shelter the
trusts and possibly carry the reforma-
tiOn far enough to prevent tue trusts
selling cheaper III foreign countries
than 10 our people. 1t Is reasonable to
suppose that even Il protectionist, II
he is not Interested in some trust or
monopoly. would favor such a mod
crate reform The farmers are de-
manding it, and those whose incomes
are limited favor any plan that will
reduce the cost of living TO match their
ability 10 supply their reasonable ne
cessities But the leal,ers of the Re
publican party say, Let We'll enough
alone" and they control congress, and
the corporations control them, so re-
form is impossible II; long as this
league Of the politicians and plunder-
ers is kept in power by the voters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
SUMNER
EXCURSION BULLETIN

st. Louis-Very low rates all sea-
son
Colorado-Very low rates all sum-
mer Through sleeper service.
Chieago-Very low raets all summer.
Great Lake Resorts-Very low rates
all summer.
Atlantic city-One fare Plus 800
rcln trip. July so.
indianapolis-One fare. plus S225 Z
found trip, June 26-27.
ST. Joe--One fare plus $500 round
trip. June $3.50.
Cincinnati-One fare plus S2.25 round
trip July 15-17.
west Baden and French Lick
Springs-One fare plus $500
found trip. July 25-29.
Louisvilie-One fare plus $225
round trip. August 1929
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
Farmers to Be Ignored.

The cry that is going up from the
farmers Of the western states for tariff
revision is to be ignored or denounced
as tainted with Democracy by the Re
publican leaders Reciprocity. humbus
as it is, that Blaine ard Mckinley saw
might be made useful TO ward off the
breakdown of protection, is retired to
she rear and receives no Word Of COM
mendation from the stand pat proph-
cts and preachers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
A w AY OPEN .
MANY Pine Bluff Reader Knows
+ Well.

There IS a way open I, convince the
gr atest slSeptie. Scores of Pine
Bluff people have made it possible.
TIE public statement Of their expert
ence is proof the like of which has
naFer been produced before in Pine
Bluff. Read this case Of it given BY
citizen:
G. H. Garfield, locomotive engineer.
Oh the Cotton Belt route running BE-
tween Pine Bluff and Texarkana,
residence 1902 West Sixth avenue.
says: Am pleased that an opportun-
ty las been given me to add my en-
dorsement touching the merits OF
Doan's Kidney Pills. Not only diG |
suffer for years with dull pain in my
back, but annoyance from the kidney
secretions accompanied the fcqmer. Il
The jolting and jarring of the engine
was not the primary cause of my trou-
bic it certainly aggravated it when
deep-seated. I spent a good deal OF
money and used lot Of medicine with
out getting any permanent results
when I saw Doan's Kidney Pills ati-
vertised in st. Louis paper and re-
commended by people living in that
city who had been cured of symptoms
similar to mine. | sent for box by
mail 1t worked wonders and con
tinuation of the treatment stopped
the attack. | will Mt have the
slightest hesitation to advise anyone
annoyed with either inactive or cver-
excited kidneys to go to Mann-Tank
resley Drug Store for Doan's Kidney
Pills, and take a course of the treat
ment"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, n. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan s-anG
take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
stiAFEOTH OF DENVER.
Why He Gave Up His Seat In tina
Lniied S.ntcS ConErcNS.

John f Shafroth Of the First dis
trict of Colorado, who voluntarily re-
linquished his seat as a member OF
the house of representatives because,
as he stated, he WAS convinced that he
WAS Illegally elected, established rec
ord in that body. He is the first mem
bcr to give up his seat, acknowledging
that his election had been obtained by
fraud
\ case resembling that of Mr.. Sha-
frotlls was that of Secretary of Agri-
culture james Wilson, who relinquiSh-
cd seat in the house 70 contestant
in order that the bill to make General
Grant Il full general on the retired LIST
might be passed. The matter Wax
pending on the last day Of congress.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
BUDDHAS OF JAPAN
Huge Figures of tho God Abound
throughout the Empire.

The religious beliefs of Japan are
buddhism, Shintoism and in recent
years christianity. Buddhism entered
Japan by way OF Korea in 80 dong
with the arts, sciences and letters of
China Its gildrd images and It's COR
gcous temples and ritual appealed to
the Japanese mind, and the new rcli-
gion became popular,
There are now many sects OF Bud
dhism, the most popular being the Slim
Shu, which has been called the Prot
estantisn OF Japan II teaches that
salvation may be obtained merely by
faith in the mercy of Amida, tho chieT
OF the Buddhas. Tllis is the most pow
erful of the Japaue5o soejS Its TEN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

Mrs Roswell d. Hitchcock, wife OF
Commander Hitchcock of the navy, -
Interested to a considerable extent N
gold mines in British Columbia In q
recent address before the Poeone
Pines assembly and summer school ip
Pennsylvania Mrs Hitchcock spoke Oh
Gold Mining, a Fascinating and Lit,
crative Profession for Women" aud in
.ae address she recommended tie gold
fields as regions open to women as t.
men, provided women carried their
businass qualifications and the proper
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

speak always filled the galleries during
the one term that he served In 1856 he
was elected to congress and WAS twice
reelected He declined to serve a fourth
term and after having played con
spicuous part during the six years of
his service retired in 1892. Seven years
later he was elected attorney general OF
Maryland.
In August 1901, Admiral Sch,ey
asked Mr. Rayner to represent him at
the naval inquiry arising out OF the
Sampson -Schley controversy, and Ray
ner accepted and in the trial added
greatly TO his fame as laMyer aud ora.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

GREAT nNoNZE nrpDHA NEAR YOKOHAMA.
pl"z arc l;.r@c and magnificent and are
fousn4 III tie most crowded parts Of the
cit
s9za4olsm is a kind of ancestor and
he S,p' '==5#p 1t mas ito creed. no doc
t., Ia and Ho uIuf;t code There
al sis and no images in its
loi = t,aaplos.
-. I:nsG!liSt temples, except the
SHIN Sfil have fallen into diSuse since
the ftii of tie ShoIuils. They arc re-
sorted to more by pleasure seekers 'l;til
worshiprrs. To al the larger temples
are attached regular spectac!;ts play
houses, panoralnlS, fan throwing aud
shooting galleries where target pr;1c-
tice with bow and arrow may be in
dulged in.
Throughout Japan there are many
huge figures of Buddha though they
do not receive the homage that was
paid them in the old days. One Of
the most notable of these is the great
bronze Buudha near Yokohama. This
still has its worshipers, and lanterns
and other votive offerings are nearly
always to be seen at its feet.
Another remarkable bronze figure of
Budella is in the grounds of the mon
astery at kamahura, itself built in 1871
by the Buddhist emperor Shomu. The
statue, which was erected several hun
dred years later, stands about fifty feet
high, and its face is eight and a half
Ieet III length.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
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those years he hati coached number
of class tealns. He is a grandson of
John NJ Forbes and member of the
firm of Stone X Webster of Boston.
which for Il number of years past has
been consolidating street railroads
throughout New England
Mr. Forbes Is graduate of Harvard
and of the Boston Institute of Tech
nology. He is an engineer but has
never followed the calling in practical
work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
Stano of the Teams.
Csd Cu, Fo Fl abies.

Hydrophobla is reated in a highly
original manner by Chinese doctors.
Two sandstone BOTTLES hali-illed with
wine 81 spirit are heated until the
LIQUID boils. The contents are then
empt}ed and the redhot mouth Of the'
bottle is applied to the bite aud held
there until Il is filed with blood when
the same process is goue through with
the other bottle. A dccoction is madd
of glutinous rice called kan mi ou-lou,
In which seven cantharides are boiled.
The flies are taken out aud the ries
Is given to the patient. who is kept
quiet. The eeiest.als have no less than
sixteen kinGs of cough-the cough
from cold. d"m3, heat, grief, anger.
fatigue. inc. session, the obstinate
cough the night cough being among
them. Before a limb is amputated
the member is dried U4 by exposure "a
the sun-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
defending the Absent

Fuddy-I saw your friend Jones to-
day. He struck me as being rather self
conscious.
Duddy-He isn't usually. Probably
he had had his hair cut or was suf-
fering from an ingrowing toe nail or
something or other out of the ordinary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
Cautinu.I from Page 81

noticed through tie columns Of tie
Commer jal Appeal that Williams
was pitching in che Delta lcagHe Uh-
de- his own name and thia brought
to ligH he sturE. During The tf@-
oat season. among others OF the
young as'cher4 who mad t"eir tenn
purar} Lamps in Pine R'&hs were
Williams and lpouttirl Both were
a,aol-z+s yaa94 tefs. hut thoS were
nej f.. CROUCH Tor tho Cotton States
Iea&ga=5rd Wero released R9atf'os
seea1s t. have qae t"o beft fenuit-
IT, azs la zzac we'd two oflefa en-
f. nj -. X -. md ';i9e=aaEaf# FROM
t. ues 69ald H#t play III
b. tH=a =esslle - ha=.= two
je S. F."j4se#= lead n5za aah&
8 "a O. naI5 toiasa"e v7r.
az vaat aa#-u a few days Ra'''-
Ii te#=te# er 4tas iu=tso nt2e.5s
az il sa -ee# #iiiams had
a sveE7H afsz57 tse= o#eea "f bout
tiaI aaa vaaf to palta @tere.= after
he mac 2aaa. he disclosed his 1eal
n,5oc - was reaamed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
A STRENUOUS BOSTONlAN.
w. Cameron Forbes, the New Philip
pine Commi ssiOner.

". Cameron Forbes, the new Philip
pine commissioner, takes the place
made vacant by the resignation of
Governor William H Taft and the
promotion to the governorship of Gen
cral Luke E. Wright. Forbes is Bos
tonian and an athlete of the strenuous
sort. In his college days he made his
mark as a Harvard football player,
and in 1897, 1898 and 1900 he coached
the Harvard varsity team. Prior to