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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-13

What difference is there between
the case OF Representative Hais, who
tenders his resignation IN order to
take a judicial position, and that OF
Representative Vida, who didc't
resign but took Office and drew
money from The Treasury In our
opinion, we infer the differences to
be that in the Vida case, his was q
departmental appointment, and the
Haia case would bs an Executive
appointment. But was it right ia
the Vida case = We never thought
so, and didn't think 60 and still
don't think so. Our Governor sack
the Jollier"ssems to make "aesh OF
one and fowl OF another" with hard
ly difference between "the devil
and the deep sea" 1t may be be.
cause one is "Ted herring" and
'tother . "chili pepper"
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date, giving him se more votes, OF a
total OF 1877.

The Democratic nominee has an
influence in Republican Pennsylvs-
mia almost as strong as 10 New York,
and his influence is on the increase.
On the O her hand, labor 10 Penn
sylvania has become and 10 becotn-
ing more dissatisfis ID with Mr. Roose-
yelt, while the vas. monisd interests
of that State are notoriously dis
trustful OF the President. Both 10.
bor aud capital in Penneylvauia
have confidence in Judge Parker
and will support him. Add to that
the influence of Hon Henry g Davis,
tho veteran nominee for the Vice
Presidency, who 10 linked and inter-
linked with Pennsylvania industries,
and the result in November must be
plain. West Virginis, . Republican
State, may az well be conceded to
the Democrats now. With the pop
ularity OF Judge Parker in all of
that part Of the. county and the
fact that Mr. Davis is "a lifelong
citizen of the State and was kept in
the Senate for twelve years, or until
business pressure forced him to re-.
tire, is enough to satisfy anyone as
to how West Virginia will 20. New
Jersey is as safe for Judge Parker 80
10 New York, aud Connecticut is
even more so.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that Tressusy
Warrant $3.50 (registere6), for $50,
in favor of r p Hose, oeing for
salary for May ss Deputy Sheriff OF
Lahaina, Mani, has been Blislaid and
lost, and payment Of same stopped.
286l-3s
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The prospect should, indeed, be
gratifying to the local Democracy.
Only by the merest accident can
Judge Parker be defeated, and it is
too late for accidents. Roosevelt is
a doomed man. The man who bot
on the streets the other day that tho
nominee at St Louis would be elect.
ed probably wagersd wiser than be
then knew. The signs OF the times
point not only to tho oyershelming
success OF the Democratic nominee,
but they indicate thst hs will carry
both houses OF Congress with him.
Then things will bs DIFFERENT.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-13
TOPICS OF 1HE DAY,

The disaster to tho Japauese at
Port Arthur, il correctly reported,
is something terrible. A loss Of 23,.
600 men to the invading army i
something that the japanese cannot
endure at this stage OF the game
without the immediate relief OF rein.
forcements. The loss OF the siege
guns at sea two weeks ago was Q
serious blow, but this last cAtas.
trophe is even greater II is to be
noted, however, that the news Of
this morning comes from Russian
source-Mukden.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-13

remarks out to . half hour in length,
the meeting lasted entirely too fer
into the night. The meeting will,
however, furnish q good lesson to
other precincts, Hereafter II will
be in order to either reduce the
number OF speakers or limit the
time Of remarks.
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Telephone S1Il Blue. Postofjcs
Box COS

Ksntucky's famous Jessse Moore
Whiskey,, unequslled for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any Of
tSs saloons and at Lovejoy & Go
di.tribuslas aRsGts Tor tho Hswalia
lslssds
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-13

That elects the ticket without 60
ing any further More than 239 votes,
the number necessary in the Elector-
al College for an election, are found
in The few States mentioned. In ad.
dition to those are the New England
States, the Middle West and West.
In Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Parker has an even break with
Roosevelt, with chances decidedly
on the side of the Democrat. In the
Middle West and West the COM
bined influence OF Mr. Hearst, Mr.
Bryan and Carter Harrison, together
with their following, will rip up the
Republican foundation from Penn
sylvanis 10 the Pacific Ocean. There
is every indication of a complete
metamorphosis OF the political
status of every State in that section
with the possible exception OF those
in the silver region and Indiana.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-13

The rally OF the Fourth Precinct
OF the Fourth District in Emma
square last evening was satisfactory
in every respect except that the
speeches were too long. There were
more than dozen speakers on the
list, aud ~ some Of them strung their
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-13

We happen to know that the new
applicant does not care for the
place, bat he i beink urged by his
friends to take it, % the district 10
defcient in good and available
material, the salary being no inoen-
tvs. No ono would caro- to 60 and
live there upon $40 amontb, uuless
1t be only native residents OF the
place. In our opinion, Mr. Hsia
would be tho best man to appoint,
providing the Acting Governor can
SOC his way clear to overcome the
resignation proposition.
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RESIGNATION IN ORDER.


II 40 reported in last evenings
Bulletin that Acting Governor At
kiuson will in ell probability not
accept the resignation OF Rspressn-
tative Hsia OF Hsus, Maui, q move
he has undertaken in order that he
might qualify for the position Of
District Magistrate OF that District,
to which he has made applicatio n
TO be appointed in place OF Msgis-
trate j K Hsnuns, resigned, then
We say that he 10 entirely out OF
order IN the matter, unless We are
decidedly mistaken in our position.
1t 10 inferred that he should address
his intended resignation OF HE leg.
islativs position to the House OF
Representatives, but how can that
bs done when that body is not in
session. In our opinion he has right.
" sent his reaignation, to The proper
authority during the interim when
the House 10 not sitting, which re-
signation must aud shall be held to
be in due and proper form and order.
The Acting Governor is claimed
to have ssid:s "As q matter Of fact,
the Legislature is the highest power
in the Territory and for . member
OF that body OF public representa-.
tives to resign to the Governor,
while q compliment to the Governor,
is not regular; such . resign alton
should be made to the Legislature
itself" We think the Acting Gov
ernor is out as already inferred in
the preceding paragraph of this
article. A resignation having been
rendered, and We think, to the right
full authority during the iuterreR
mum, the same is properly placed
and should be accepted. To decline
to accept it is to appesr unrsssona-
BILE and entirely wild. There is moth
ing in tho Organic Act providing for
such a contingency and there il
nothing to prevent Z legislator from
resigning, if, he is tired of holding
on to present houors, but is willing
to accept coveted Rloriss. backed up
by the strong endorsement Of his
Republican District Club, which No
are informed he has received.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-13

Judge Parker starts into the
campaign with l5l Southern vosts
in his vest pocket. These are al
ready conceded by the Republican
party. Judge Parker comes from
the up country OF New York aud q
Republican stronghold; but he has
been able, by dint OF his integrity
and popularity TO carry that district
every time he has, come before the
people, always running ahead OF his
ticket. In addition to tha, be now
hes the unqusl fed support Of
TsmmsDy. Thir oil means that he
will bsst Roosevelt in ths State OF
New York by lha lsrg4st majority
ever given to Presidential csndi-
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-13
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1904,
PARKER SURE TO WIN.

The announcement by William
jennings Bryan at Lincoln, Neb,
Yesterday that he would support
Parker and Davis in the coming
campaign is the most important
news the Dem mocratic party has had
since the St Louis convention. 1t
means that the great following OF
Mr. Bryan in the Middle West and
West will support Parker Add to
this the immerse following and in
fiuerce of Mr. Hearst and you see
what you get. You get . landslide
for Judge Parker that will outdo
the. support given to Mr. Cleveland
10 1884 or even the vote given to Mr.
Mckinley in 1896 and 1900. Mr.
B.ysn was the last stone 10 the way
OF tho greatest turnover 10 political
affairs in American history, and with
him not only out Of the way but act.
ually working for the ticket, the 70.
aults OF the election in November
srs not hard to forecast.
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SanitaryStaam Laundry
Co., Ltd.
GRAND REDUcl9E IN PRICES

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No fear of clothing being lost
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We invite inspection OF our lauu-
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ing business hours.
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Ring D. Kain rs.

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EVERY AFTERNOON
tnxosps sunday,

uu.srsd at the Pos osacs at Honolulu
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4. Fernandez 4 Son
Importers and Dealers in lsa
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Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves, Leather,
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Linen and Cotton Twine, Rope,
Steel and Galvanized Wire Cloth,
Poultry Netting, Rubber Hose,
Paints, Oils, Colors, varnishes,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-08

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rlfanif1en RommiTGre Claiborne unb
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let tDurbe. Inter Nnberem tperben
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bere grperimente porsenommen. lin
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siiee tpsrben 30 bis 35 Meilen pro
@tunbe Suridleeen, tpdbretb bic @rs
preBaiise auf Der Netp Wprtsr 9ods
balm bD4itens % Meilen pro @tunbe
fnbren. Die untergrunbbabn TT ein
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mittelit elettrif4er 6abrftibIe bon ber
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srobuirte 1879 am bortigen Columbia
college unb 1882 an Der S9opl of
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Sulanbe unb gtng 1898 als gbeFinges
rttur Der Mmerican@Gbinefe Oepelops
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TIT parIons getpiHermaBsn ibsnttfiatrt.
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1888 mar sr 9iIfsinsenieur Der Netp
Uort Dtitrict unb Der 9Th Railfpap,
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risur Der bortigen Rapib Sraniit gom,
miffion our Qusfibruns elmer ltGbti=
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lung parfons 1893 reiigntrte; 1894
erfolgte ietne @rnsnHung gum g6efs
tnsenieur Der geesntpdrtIgsn Ruptf
Granfit Gommtfiion.
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9lm oas a,nbItfr,,, .

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ben Walhinen, bic mir neulid aufs
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gream.'', friber $3.50 per @aGons,
iebt fir $l.W per @aaone gu uers
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tn Der @tabt Ren Yort beftimmt lit.
bic elettrif9e untersrunbz ODER Sune
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aianas auf Der 81. Coulter @eltduss
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nbsrs nnb 1852 bon ben TrdnaDfen in
@eHb senpinmen. Gin fransDIider
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Ebeeru no Gspbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
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quite @aare fumie CUTE unb reeas
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-07
DOIhGS AT BROWN.

The Brown Symphony orchestra gave
its FIRST concert last evening on Manning
hall steps. There were about $50 people
present mostly students. Mr. Hawkins.
'05 led and the orchestra rendered the
pieces excellently. There will be another
concert next Thursday evening at .. m.
Twelve OF the sixteen fraternities OF
Brown announced the list OF names OF
the men they had pledged. There seems TO
be about an average OF five men to each
fraternity. The season OF rushing Is now
nearly over and already tho new men are
being Initiated.
Yesterday morning a freshman appea r
ed on the campus wearing a large Mexi-
can straw hat. For few minutes II look
ed as IL there would be renewal OF the
freshman-sophomore fight but there was
not
Members were picked yesterday for the
Brown University Glee club. This club
has not been az good during the last few
years "a Il has been formerly and it is
hoped that there may be n better one this
year. Manager Weeks has been busy get
ting dates for the winter and states that
he has been very successful. He has ar
ranged To give concerts at Worcester,
Springfield and n number OF small towns
In that vicinity also many In this neigh
borhood.
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HELD UP $4,000
APPROPRIATION
Continued from page Seven.

Continued from page Seven.
out OF commission They should be re-
placed by new ones right away"
Alderman Reynolds said that he thought
two weeks would make no serious trouble.
so that the matter could be looked into
properly.
THE question OF right and wrong Is
plain and do not believe that bill should
be passed till the committee passes
upon H.
1T is bad practice TO expend money
before we see whether we have IL or not.
The contingency fund is but $4,000 to
start with and a great amount OF II is
practically expended already for the
celebrations that take place during the
year. other portions OF II must be used
10 meet claims against the city for
damages, TO pay for killing dogs and a
hundred and one other things.
Il think we should not pass this resolu-
ton now without IT Is properly past on
by the finance committee"
NEED rs APPARENT.
Alderman Mccarthy placed himself on
record as being in favor OF more fire
apparatus. He said that he was in
formed that some OF the streams In the
recent lumber yard fires could not reach
the second story windows. THAT showed
done and done soon too"
Alderman Freeman said he thought II
would be unwise 10 cause a delay about
getting the needed engines
-Four members OF the committee on
finance placed themselves on record as
favoring the resolution by voting for II
In the council meeting last Monday, and
IL would be jolly 10 again refer the mat
ter 10 them and be told. without need,
lAN an "a
the 10000"
After speaking OF the time required
10 have new engines made and delivered.
Alderman Freeman expressed a wish
that the resolution be passed.
There was more talk by Alderman Rev
nolds. who thought the usual form OF
doing business should be adhered to re-
gardless OF the time IL took
The molten for the reference OF the
matter 10 committee was lost and when
the resolution was put on Its passage
IL passed by an unanimous vote. Alderman
Covell and Alderman Reynolds explain
ing their votes by saying they were in
favor Of the new engines.
FOR A MARKET PLACE.
A resolution permitting Simon j. Noon
to move a building was passed.
A resolution appointing a joint special
committee To report plan for a public
market place was passed in concurrence
which allows an expenditure OF not ex-
ceeding $3.50.
The committee comprises: Aldermen
Gray and Perkins. Councilmen Bixby.
Balch and Tower
Resolutions accepting gifts OF Stephen
III. Arnold. James Billson ct al. Selma
d. Clapp Robert Gray. Harriet A. God
frey. Hannah 4. Long ct al. Edwin D.
Pingree and +. w. and s. A. wolsten-
holme to the North Burial ground fund
were passed in concurrence.
The resolution appointing a Joint spec
ial committee TO consider a resolution
relative 10 establishing an eight-hour day
for city laborers was passed In concur
renee. Aldermen Reynolds and Parker
and Councilmen Dunn, Parks, Root and
Grimwood comprise the committee.
On motion OF Alderman Freeman the
board adjourned at i:o1 10 Thursday.
Oct 20, at p. m.