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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-01

of honor, Miss Lillian Motley. The
young ladies were attired in white.
The bride-to-be wearing a hand
some gown of white silk, entered the
Cathedral leaning on the arm of her
guardian, Mr.. W. o. Smith. At the
chancel rail the bride was met by her
future husband, and his best man, Mr..
Jas. Wong Leong. Father James per-
formed the ceremony in the brilliantly
, Illuminated chancel. giving the couple
sone sage advice as to their future con-
! duct.
To the strains of Memberships we'd
ding march the couple retired from the
church and, with the bridal party, We're
driven to the handsome home of Mr..
and Mrs. Wong Leong, in Kalihi. The
| grounds were beautifully decorated
with strings of Oriental lanterns. Over
the gateway. were placed two large
Chinese lanterns, and overhanging the
veranda, the folds of the flags of China
and Hawaii were attractively inter-
mingled.
In the parlor the couple held re-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-01
TRENCHMENT IS The
LODESTAR TO STEER BY

Let us try and leave no legacy OF
debt TO our successors"
Mr.. Atkinson spoke In u general way
of the advisability of making haste
slowly in the further borrowing of
money upon Territorial bonds. He speci-
fed his views on this point only to the
extent OF deprecating the frittering OF
loan funds upon such small works as
road culverts, which he considered
might we'll be left to the ordinary road
work of the counties. A large and ex-
pensive bridge upon a highway OF Ter
ritorial Importance was different mat
ter.
IT do not know a thing about the
! Hilo high school, or any specific loan
appropriation" the Acting Governor
said regarding a published imputation
| TO Territorial officers of disposition
! to hold up the Hilo high school
building appropriation. "All ] say ii
| that Governor Carter warned the Leg
islature against overlooking the loan
| bill. I do not know yea or nay about
one item, high school at Hilo or any
thing else.'
AS a matter of fact, this is what Mr.
| Atkinson was reported by the Adver-
tiser as having said. when the reporter
was referred to him by Treasurer
| Campbell: about the Hilo high
school l can not say. All depends or
Governor Carter's action when he re.
turns and nothing definite can b,
said"
Resuming his main thread of dis
course, Mr.. Atkinson said:
Another thing, We are not putting
Iaway anything to pay our bonds. Be
sides, the income from the sale o
lands, which would take hundred
years at the present rate to suffice TO
the purpose. we ought to set aside ;
certain proportion of our income t.
pay those bonds. Because when an is
sue becomes due we ought not to have
to pay it all fron one years funds.
"Do 1 think our situation is healthy
Decidedly so. But let us keep 1t in tina
condition. Don't let US waste money
Let US not take advantage of thos
who will have to pay the bills.
1.-THE day of reckoning always comes
and, to make a success of any ven
ture, one must be prepared for thi
reckoning.
81 hope by the time Governor Car
ter completes his term that every sin
gle dollar of our floating indebtedness
will be paid off. That, is my ambition
for this administration. If there
one thing above another that I shout
wish said about us, it is that we ha
established the principle of having tn
Territory live within its income"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-01

Acting Governor Atkinson holds the
doctrine OF retrenchment as the prime
feature OF the present administrations
policy. His first aim would be to wipe
out the Territory's floating indebted
ness-"the legacy" as he calls IT. Next
he would have the Territory go slow
in the increasing of its bonded debt.
Then he desires TO see fund created,
in addition TO the present inadeouate
provision, for redemption Of Territorial
bonds as they fail due.
II would like to sound a note Of warn
ing upon Territorial finances" the Act
ing Governor said yesterday afternoon.
ut is the policy of the Carter admin
ssrration to bring the expenditures
within the income of the Territory" he
went on to say.
'To do so we must economize right
along, as the endeavor has been from
the start, and not spend all of the rev.
.enues as fast as received. OTHERWISE
the Territory cannot reach the cash ba-
sis on which its credit should be estab-
lished.
Here are some figures that will
make clear the meaning of what wish
TO say:
"On June 80, 1904, in round numbers
there was a floating Indebtedness OF
se52, 200. This was reduced by June 80
1905, to S544, 01S.40. the result shown by
.deducting cash on hand 1853, 40S.49) from
outstanding warrants (s6O3,426.Ss).
''The estimated receipts for the BIZ
sennial period ending June 30, 1907, ar,
S3,16O, 600. Balances of appropriations
carried over amount to 500, 46S.2S. Ac'
z, salaries, foots up, 81, ASP, 0OS, and Acl
S, expenses, s1,452,055. These three
items make total of s2,973,531.2S. which
deducted from the estimated receipts
will leave surplus of $1S6, 46S.12
"Subtracting the surplus from th'
.s544,O1s4O of, net floating indebtedness
,on June 80, 1905, and the outstanding
warrants on June 80, 1907. would b.
reduced to s357,549.6S. Whatever W.
may save from current appropriations
between now and then would make tn
showing of debt reduction so much bet
ter.
.If we save more than the $4,000
and odd estimated, we shall come near
er to the payment of the floating in
.debtedness that is hanging over GU
head like a nightmare.
1--WE have got to keep within on
fincome The Carter administration ha
been doing sos but we must wipe GU
that black legacy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-01
JAPANESE WIN THE
STANLEY DOLLAR SUITS

Thirty-six Japanese won their thirty
six suits against the Steamship Stanley
Dollar yesterday in the U. S. District
Court. Judge Dole handed down a de-
cision awarding each libellant $50 for
loss of baggage, $0.45 for carfare FROM
the plantation to Honolulu, $32 for
passenger fare and also authorized the
United States Commissioner to decide
about the amount coming to each for
loss of 30 days wages at $34 month,
and lodging for the same time at $3.50
day.
The suits are those brought against
the steamship company by SO Japanese
who engaged passage for Tacoma or
Seattle on the representations of Agent
Kikutake. They were to sail June
10Th, when the customs authorities
stepped in and refused clearance on
the ground that the steamer lacked
the proper licenses. The company Of
fered to land them at Victoria, British
Columbia, but the Japanese refused this
and sued for their detained baggage
and passage money.
1t is understood that the case will be
appealed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-01

ecptiost rhey stood within a bcautifui
white and green bower formed OF white
waxy stephanotis blossoms and white
marguerites. aud the deep green leaves
OF the stephanotis.
In an adjoining room were displayed
the numerous costly and useful pres
ents which came from host Of friends,
There was an abundance OF gold and
sIlverware. and from Chinese friends
came many objects of art in teak wood
and ebony and quantities OF embroider-
ed silk.
In the premises q large pavilion had
been erected, under which tables were
placed where the guests were served
with delicious punch, salads, ices and
cake. Two Hawaiian quintette clubs,
one upon the veranda and one in the
pavilion, provided a musical feast.
Dangling was enjoyed in the reception
parlor.
| The bride is an heiress in her own
right. The groom is the son of Mr..
Wong Leong, the well-known wealthy
rice planter. Mr.. Wong Leong is one
of the old time residents of the islands.
his wife being a Hawaiian lady. He
| first acquired wealth in the rice grow
ing business. after which he started q
sugar plantation on Molokai. which did
lot turn out well. He returned to Ho-
nolulu and again began rice growing
especially on the Koolau side of Oahu
He is one of the most respected MEM
bers of the Chinese colony, and is much
thought of in the general business
community.
Mr. Francis Wong Leong has been at.
tending the Simms Medical College in
St Louis during the past year, and
with his bride, vim return To st. Louis
on the Manchuria on September 8. The
couple will spend their honeymoon a
Haleiwa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-01
INFANT MORTALITY.

The attention OF the Town Council at
Johannesburg, Transvaal, was last year
directed to the fact that out OF eighty
four infants, who died in December,
forty-four of them had died of dys-
EMERY, An investigation with view
of tracing the source of the disease
was authorized. Under the best of con-
ditions attacks of dysentery are very
prevalent among children in warm
weather, but in a large majority of
cases the lives of the little ones can
be saved by the use OF Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy.
This remedy always brings prompt re-
lief and has never been known to fail.
For sale by all dealers and druggists.
Benson, Smith G. Co, Ltd, Agents for
Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-01
WIRELESS GOES WRONG
and TROUBLE FOLLOWS

Manager Decew OF the Wireless Tele-
graph Co., told an Advertiser man yes
terday that he thinks there must have
been a very heavy blow off Hawaii
recently.
On Monday message was received
from Puako on the big island, that a
fierce gale was blowing. Since then
there hasn't been tap.
There is something very wrong with
the Hawaii connection" said Decew.
"or else the damage would have been
repaired in very short time. I am
afraid the gale must have carried
away the spirit or the galmast."
There hasn't been a delayed mes
sage before since July 4th." remarked
Decew, "and it's too bad the good
record has been broken"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-01

Sheriff Brown went out to the Mo-
analua polo field yesterday to plan for
the parking of automobiles at the Sat-
urday polo match. Inlorder to prevent
any accidents to vehicles drawn by
horses the sheriff has decided to run
automobiles into the field from a point
near the polo stables at the makai end.
They will then be driven across the
field and parked where the Hawaiian
band was formerly stationed. y
81 look for about seventy-five auto
mobiles out there on Saturday" said
Sheriff Brown.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-01

War restrictions on cablegrams for
Port Arthur and Dalny are still in
force.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22
Yla Trust ITaTstGt-SO Are Th8 School Children
CsrriBGtOn's Activity, HadIey's OpiOion-The
First Democrat, the Other 3 Republican.
But Does That Cut Any Fieure2 81

The MESSAGE informed there politics" in the
book controversy Missouri We hope there nothing
Missouri Republican think there "a Niger the woodpe
aud IN the following correspondence reflect just little
upon It's Republican Attorney General than the Democratic State
Superintendent o Schools:
jefferson city Mo June &c. The selection textbooks the
school children Missouri very unsatisfactory Tie
repeal Of the law ycstug this state consisting
certain officers aud member appointed by the Governor
the last session Of the legislature designed to destroy the
oily o. School Company this state this
trust appears have been defeated in It's purpose since
Only days ago list o members Of commissions niuey
eight counties appointed by the State Superintendent Of Schools
published The independent publishers repeatedly charged him
with being representative Of the trust As Superintendent Caring
has recently displayed considerable activity guiding" the
county authorities the matter Of rXlbJy selection the opponents
the trust renewing Lr Institutions aud charges
These became bodc aud stronger when Mr. Darlington sought
the Attorney Gcueru the the school book
question provoking controversy between Mr. Hady aud the Cox
umJil Herald the nature Of which is disclosed in recent issue Of that
ul as follows:
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22
Sheriff's Sale.

by virtue aud authority Of general
execution ISSUED from the Office Of the
Cicrl, Of the Circuit CuurL u Audrain
County, Missouri, rrturnubIe al the June
term, 1903, Of said Court, aud to me di-
rcctcd in favor ol Hannah jackson and
against Herman Fred liOrgor aud Lena
Huogcr, have levied upon aud seized all
the right, title, interest and claims Of the
said Herman Fred lIcOgcr aud Lena liuc-
ger of, IN aud tu the following described
real estate, tu-wit:
All Of block three CO 0f Duucun's Adj
dltion to the city Of Mexico, In Audrain
County, Missouri, And viii on
FHinh Junc 10, t90j,
between the hours of o'clock in the
forenoon aud . o'clock In the afternoon Of
that day, al the east front door aof ,thc
Court House, in the city Of Mexico,
County of Audrain, aforesaid, sell the
same, or $50 much thereof MS may be re-.
qurcd, nj public ycnduc, TO the highest
bidder for cash in hand Subject to all
prior licus and Judgments, to satisfy said
execution and costs.
PRICE JOHNSON,
Sheriff Of Audrain Co., Mo,
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22
Sheriff's Sale.
TRANSCRIPT EXECUTION .

by vlrtuo and authority OF transcript
execution issued from the Office OF the
Clork of the Circuit Court of AudraIn
County, Missouri, roturnablo at the June
term 1905, of said Court, and to me dl-
rected in favor of j. j. Bick and against
NJ. w. Hodges | have levied upon and
seized all tho right, title, interest and
claim of the said NJ. w. Hodges of. in
aud to the following described real cs-
tate, "a wit:
The west haTfuO of the southeast
quarter % Of section seventeen IN In
township fifty (5O) Of range eight (s
west, containing eighty (s0) acres moro or
less as per United States survey thereof
and as per deed from Sarah |. Sharks
and Mollie Il. Sparks dated April If. 1881
recorded ON page i97 of Book No. Il of tho
records ofAudrain County, Missouri; ana
also tho northwest quarter GO of tho
southwest quarter ~ of section twenty.
one (sl) township fifty (5O), range eight
80 west eontalplng forty tiW acres more
or less.
All lying and being In the said County,
and state of Missouri; and l win, on
Friday, June 90, faOl,
between the hours Of alnN o'clock In the
forenoon aud five o'clock In tho afternoon
OF that day, at the cast front door of tho
Court House, In che City OF Mexico
County OF Audralu, aforesaid, sell the
same or so much thereof as may he re-,
qulred, ~ public yendue, To tho highest
bidder for cash Ia hand Subject Ia All
prior liens and ludgmoutsA 10 satisfy
said execution aud costs,
PRICE JOHNSON,
Sheriff Of Audgala ooq No
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22
FRIDAY, June 81, 1905,

Harry Hammond, y convict
over at the Missouri penitentiary
the other day undertook to get out
into the big world again by having
some one Of his companions nail
him in a shoe box which with a
consignment was to GO over the
70, aud A. TO Chicago. II was one
of those hot days last week, aud
Hammond, crowded into the shoe
box, made his start lie had Just
reached the depot at Cedar City
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

Rents are too high in Mexico.
We want a railroad division, aud
We want the q. 4 A. aud Buhng-
ton to resume traffic over the cut,
oil, and We want new depot, aud
we want a dozen other things,
But the trouble is we want too
much We are told rents are near,
~ twice as high here as they are in
Hannibal Now that's just hoggish,
The railroad people are human, aud
they have their way Of kicking
against a hold-up, too.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

when the freight agent heard
groans coming from the box. The
box was broken open and out rolled
Hammond, more dead than alive.
He was dying for the want of air.
They didn't leave the cracks wide
enough in the box. Hammond had
a shoe knife in the box with him
with which to cut his way out
when he reached his destination.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

The ease Of II, IL, Sturgeon VS.,
Alexander MUdd, both of near
Middletown, which was tried in
the Audrain Circuit Court three
years ago, decided in favor of the
defendant, aud which was ap,
pealed to the Supreme Court, was
by the latter court this week again
decided in favor Of the defendant,
The suit Involved 900 acres Of land
formerly owned By Sturgeon which
MHdd closed out under a mort,
gage, Mudd himself bayng in the
land Sturgeon secured money
equal 10 the price paid4 aud prof
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22
Circuit Court DOings.

SANHif NuHit lungs
Wabash Ry Co VS. J Ii Lane ell
all verdict for Def't Dickinson for
$1,000
Scott VS. Scott divorce, cast
heard on evidence aud PLAINTIFF
bill dismissed.
IL j Dick vs. j w Suns ct al; e.
fault for SOFA.
j IL Scott VS. Wabash; cause con
tinued at cost of defendant,
Village Rush Hill VS. G 4 \ See.
tiou Foreman Martin ct al; for de-
shoying crossing laid by the in
habitants Of Rush Hill, case
awaits decision of Judge Barnett.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

The Columbia Herald aud the
Missouri Republican are humping
HadIey's aud Carrington's heads
together in the school textbook
determine, Let these two gentlemen
give no fayors to the trust"
against the people aud they'll come
into the clear all right,
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

James II Hyde received a salary
Of $l25, 900 a year to serve as pres.
iieut of the Equitable Life lnsur.
ance Co. Itseems that all the big
insurance companies pay like sala-
ries to t Ia ir officers. That s
a little swell, isn'titi No wonder
there is talk for federal control of
life insurance.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

Elder Moore talked at the Mex,
leo Christian church last Friday
night On the Boy Problem" 1t
was a mastery address, aud it was
a great defense Of the boy, lie
ihinks a boy is just as good as a
girl-prays just as often, is Just
as kiud,hearled, and ia his worst
picture is not uearly SO meau as
some girls who get to be women
The boy is just a little more diff
cult to understand, than a girl
that's why maty parents think
then boy i 90 bad,
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22
Sheriff's Sale.

lIy virtue auduuthnr,ty uf uu cVccu-
tInu ISSUED from the orircot the clerk of
the Sturgeon Court Of Common Pleas, in
Bouuo county Mo- rrturulhle at the
April term lnow August tcml, 1903, nf
said court, aud tOmo directed, Ia favor Of
NJ, l.. Il. Lang, and against r. C. Erip-
pcndurf, | have levied upon und seized
an the right, tillc, interest and claim of
the saji r. q, krlppendurl Of, in ana tn
the following real estate to wit:
100 acres, tho middle part at the South
hall OF Section five (Al also 80 acres, the
east haltOt the northeast quarter uf see
ton thirty-twu ii3l all In township ~,
range II, all lying and being Ia Audraln
county, state of Missouri, aud | will on
Friday June 81, 1905.
between the hours OF uiue o'clock In tbs
fTeuOOu aud live O'Clock in the after
n ION Of that day at the east front door OF
the court house in the city of Mexico, In
AUdram county, Mo, aforesaid, sell
said real estate ar SO much thereof as
may DO necessary, at public Venduo, u
the highest bidder, (sUhiect To all prior
liens and judgments,) 10 satisfy said OK
ecUtlOn and costs,
PRICE JOHNSON.
Sheriff Audrain County, Mo,
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

IN Oregon they have the whip
ping post law for wifebeaters. lii
Missouri they have a kind of wife.
BE- tiers of another mru-who gets
tired supporting his family and
leaves home mysteriously and thus
beats the wife aud the whole show.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

Rev, A, w Kokepdof fer and
wife aud Miss lastelle BoatmOu Of
Mexico attended the state meeting
Of Christian Churches held in
Marshall this week, Miss Mar
gUerite DeI.aporte attended from
l.addOnia
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

The laps routed j,OyJ Russians
! as week. y b q Russians
better rash that peace treaty she =
80 careful If humiliation shc's
whipped and Inundated now.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

Mesdames + Il, Jesse aud }. n,
Jesse received friends at the home
Of the former last Wednesday in
hanor Of Mesdames Rodes and
Yaney Miss Silyerstein aud Mr..
El Williams gave a number Of
excellent musical selections,
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

liigbce played baseball with the
Mexico team aud lligbec was beat.
ca aud got mad about il aud now
want, 10 bet that Mexico eau. do il
again
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22
Extra! Extra!! Extra!!!

Exhibition Barred Plymouth Rocks! Have
you purchased your eggs for this season? II not,
listen. Here /, AN EXTRA good chance to get
started right ! only have two pens Of birds this
year but these are equal 10 those you pay twice the
price for"ggs. am going to offer these eggs at
$500 per H. straight. | cannot furnish these in
large quantities, one or two settings at time on
ly. Satisfaction guaranteed on all orders Wis.,
itors welcome. JOE H. MOORE
Boz 20. Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

George Helon, colored, was ar,
rested in Moberly this week
charged with being an accomplice
OF Claude Blue in the shooting Of
Porter Gibson, colored, in Mexico,
a short time ago,
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22
HERBERT =. lIApLEY,
Attorney General.

Can't hunt now, except on your
own premises, without "A license
from the County Clerk, Cost you
II u, aud that does not give You
permit to hunt game out of season.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

Keep sweet these warm days
That what We advised sou last
summer during the political cam.
pligu rs good advice oil thru the
NlNI-
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22

IL sou must play ball on sunday
90 least keep dcccut aud keep your
temper during the progres, Of the
game.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22
Harrison Blue Flame WCkIeSs OiI-Gas Stove.

THE WONDER OF THE AGE Made in all sizes Most wonderful
Oas eVernvened Users delighted Sales
Factory rushed with Everybody
with the pile BILL
No wick ashes kndlng dirty
little kerosene OIL matChIght-a
Always meals.
ollgas fuel from kerosene common lamp OIL
spoonful Of oil makes hhead fuel furnish
cooking family \ gallon
Il is absoute
VIII explode. operate tory of
finished of
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22
A(b -.
THE GRIM REAPER
+

The l2-mopths old son of IL,
D, Wright, who resides south Of
Mexico, died Monday, The later
mept was in the family buyipg
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22
q YoUR NETGHBoRs =
Mason Creasey is in Texas.

Z. III. CulbertsOn Of Miami ! T.,
is visiting Mexico relatives.
Mrs. h. j. Hannold is visiting
friends at indianapolis, Indiana.
Roxie Precht Of st. Louis was
here on "A visit to his parents last,
week.
Attorney Joe Mcintyre Of St.
Louis speut first Of the week with
relatives here.
Mrs. Jay Montague OF Texas is
visiting her parents here, Mr.. aud
Mrs. john \ Brown.
Grover Harris has returned
from Tulsa, ] r.. where he was
located for some time.
Tom Wisdom went to liigbee
Sunday 70 see-but we won't tell
tales out Of school"
Judge aud Mrs. w. w Bolts
entertained the Saturday Club
from Yaudolia last Friday.
Miss Iucz Willard entertained a
couple dozen Of girl friends at a
buukiug party last Friday night.
DR.. w. q. Hendrix visited his
sister, Miss Lily Hendrix, and
other Mexico relatives last week
Miss Lena Woolery Of Mexico
served as Que Of the bridesmaids at
the Atterbury-Boyer wedding at
Madison, Monroe county, this
week.
Prot French Strother Of Virgin.
F. is the guest Of his daughter
here. Mrs u. =. Warden. Prof
STROLLER is well remembered BIS
the teachers Of Audrain.
The Beta Sigma Omicou So.
noGly Of Fulton were the guests
vi '"' 0l'A'.' 'Iapi'i S'Fefal DAYS
last week. The hostcsscs aud their
visitors lodged at Hardin College.
" 0I'.Dn ana H'"AH''r' Miss
num- Gen " H. h'nnan' H. !.
'i"I"'"S "n" '"' "'H'f hndraIn
'i'I'"IS 10 '"o A-'Ohi'u'f'ie re-
""''" Il, l'''''H'''I'' ny" nave re
49, ~ y "''''
DIS ~ .. I"'ts ana daughters
6"'' " I'c'p'I'" 10 trends last
ii"S'"S hllcf"'oh' 0alle evening
MISSES MadRe ana Mary Iolis en-
,'' '"'"g"' Inc l'eth dig" oi fultoh
"''"R inc guests "i h'hor'
Miss Beth Wisdom, after IL
pI'"Shht TRIP l." LhllIe Rock, MI.
.>'po ana dIlI'feht health resorts
!" AfAhhSi'"' ia" returned nome
an" lakes "p the work oi instruct
InE hcr music class at once.
Dir. ana Mrs W. H. Corner
left for visit to their children in
Washington. Those two children,
Mr.. and Mrs, D. V. FARES, aud
Miss Julia FARES, OF near Worces-
ter VIII have charge OF the Cor
ncr premises for time.
Mr., and Mrs Arnold Hughes
were called this week to the bed
side Of Mrs. Hughes fathcr who is
very Illat his home at Moawcgun,
Ill, Mr., Hughes had just completed
arrangements for II months visit
at Eureka Springs, which he may
no" torrgo.
Mr.. and Mrs, V, +. Morris aud
little daughter, Gr0rgia, Misses
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-22
THURSDAY, JUNE -. 1905

The Farmers Union is coming
W Audraiu.