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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-13
FALL OF MUKOEN
CELEBRATED ON MAUI
JAPs HOIST FLAGS AND GIVE
OTHER DISPLAY OF GREAT JOY
AND SATISFACTION.

WAILUKU. March 11.-No sooner
was the news Of the fall of Mukden
received on Maui by wireless teleg '1ph
this morning, than 1t spread like wild
fire throughout all the different dis
tricts. The wireless message was re-
ceived from Manager Kishi of the Yo-
kahama Specie bank Circulars were
at once printed announcing the joyful
news to the japanese, which were cir
culated broadcast through the planta-
tion districts. Flags were hoisted
everywhere as a sign of the joyful It'd
ings, and it is expected that some big
celebration will shortly follow. Many
seem to think that with the fall of
Mukden the end of the Japan Russian
war is near at hand.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-13
WARDEN KAMANA
DIED YESTERDAY
HEAD or OAHU PRISON sUCCUMB-
WILL RE HELD TOMORROW.

William KumGna the warden Of OahJ
Prison died suddenly yesterday after
noon Of pulmonary tuberculosis at his
home at Eu'ihi His last words we-e
of his former chief william Henry the
high sheriff. Kamana became III over
n month ago with consumption but
bravely stuck to his post until two
weeks ago when he was forced through
weakness to take to his bed. 1t was
known at that time that there was no
chance of his recovering.
The Warden leaves a widow and one
daughter. He owned considerable prop
erty in Kalihi and carried life insur-
ance policy so that they will be well
provided. Kamana was born at Wal
hee, Maui in December 1854. He was
essentially a self made man in his
career in the world and rose to his last
position of warden through sheer force
of honesty and Gloss attention to duty.
He was seven years deputy warden un-
der Warden Henry and upon the lat
ter's promotion to be high sheriff last
October was made warden.
The funeral of the late William Ka-
mana will be held tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock from his late residence back
of Oahu prison. There will be brief
services at the house from where the
body will be taken to Kawa iahao
church. Public services will be con-
Quoted at the church by the Rev. H
H. Parker.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-13
FRANK RAFAEL COMING.

Frank Rafael, one Of the cleverest
glove artists on the Pacific Coast writes
Jack McFadden that he will arrive In
Honolulu on the next Alameda. RAJ
fael is a 13S-pound man and is we'll
known as the trainer and sparring
partner of Jimmy Britt. He also train
ed Nelson for his last fight with Cor
bett Rafael will probably be matched
to fight Bill Huihui for the lightweight
championship of the islands.
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HAWAIIAN AT KAHULUI.

WAILUKU, Maui, March 1.-THE
big American Hawaiian steamer Ha-
waiian arrived at Kahuluf this morn
ing to take on part of her large cargo
of sugar for Delaware Breakwater. AS
the harbor was rather smooth, she was
moored shortly after arrival and sugar
began finding bottom shortly after.
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The Russian populace may not know
exactly what a constitution is, but is
willing to try anything for a change.
Poland can hardly be expected to be
backward about embracing any oppor-
tunity to express dissatisfaction with
conditions i'm Russia.
1t begins to look as If a music com
mittee for an Inauguration needs train
ed diplomats more than 1t needs must
clans.
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FOR HILO's BAND.

Bandmaster Carvalho of Hilo is cir
culating a petition to the Legislature
asking for an appropriation for the
support of the band. The members
agree to enlist in the militia provided
an appropriation is granted.
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incorporated Under the Laws OF the
Territory OF Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-13
EPILEPsY 90 RE CURED.

Notwithstanding epilepsy is consider
Miles Restorative Nervine has cured
hundreds Of almost hopeless cases. Let
us send you testimonials from those
who have been cured, and they will tell
you all about it. DIR. MILES MEDI-
CAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
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much alike, their very similarity made
lhcnh ms was once said by mn Englinh
after dinner speaker concerning the
EngllHh ana American huRuogor "un
unliNnlcd medium of mutual msap.
prrhrnslou' sweden m more popu.
lou1, Weather and more powerful than
her uolRhhur to the Wofl hence she
" more conservative, Those facts
created ln the minds of the NorWr'
CLANS "a constant four of the Invasion
OF lhoir llhcrll,N A growing irritation
ana protest resulted, The strain
WolNod KING oscar who ~ now past
NoNonly'WN yours Of age, ANA early IN
the posonl year ne practically uhau'
doncd hlS throne To biz eldest son,
Grown Prince GuslUyup
Tho kInR himself W very popular IN
both countries, but lhle popularity docs
not extend IN GuslaNus, who has been
acting us regent Tho Grown Princess
victoria " ulutod 10 the present en-,
pglor Of Germany ana holds that mon.
ulch'H NlrWN relating tu the divine
right of kings dusluyus naturally
Hhurcf these ideas which are not wei.
como to the liberty loving Scnndinu.
VANS The unussumiug oscar who
mnglcr freely win his wubicclr, tall
blue eyed capable, a writer Of books,
d poet nn orator accomplished IN
many lines and wIlhal Il love CONS
pclliug and Mugly soul has spoiled his
people Ho they uuuut look ON u smaller
man Than himself rho whole world
hnH rcgurdpd oscar W the ideal rulcr
Whenever international questions were
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llornadOtlo because sho REGARDED him
n the only man IN France biz enough
10 brUumO "a rival Of the ambitions Cor.
Wcnn II Is probable that she had no
lllllc IA do IN creating the icllouey
between the two men, However that
may he, Bcrnudollo Joined the allies
Fought against Napoleon ut Lpipslo IN
1873 ana holpod BRING about the down.
IAN OF the emperor II WAS In 1914 that
llomadollo forced the King of Den.
mark to codo Norway to sweden, when
the NorWcgl1uB objected, declared
themselves independent aud chose Il
RING of their own the former French
marshal then known uB Crown Prince
Charles John marched against lhom
ana forced them to cnpIluMlo This
was the beginning of the ninety year
union which hls Just been dissolved
IN 1878 lomndollu uscrndod tho
throne Of sweden aud Norway under
The unmo of charles HlN Ne rclguud
III BIZ death IN lAil when his only
SOIL Oscar H. succeeded him. As 10
King liouldollc, while not especially
popular brought about many reforms
extended agriculture made informal
Improvements ana luld substantial
buFiS for future prosperity IT, never
learned lho swedish Language ID fact
which prevented him from attaining
The hold on his subjects that hr force
of character ana real greatness other,
wise might have secured for him. Bol,
nudullc WAS TALL of commanding pros.
oncc, Of great abilities AK d general
ANA ruler ana possessed all those
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thing N RuwR wpro aa united as Ja-
pan but tml !. beside lhp Wbiccl
one story Ut oscar iF not out "
place, mHmch us 10 luNoNos a uoNs.
pupor reporter Ind reporters are ul.
why's iu orduD uuWr Vw going Ia dee
liNur u speech lO Hpmolbmg or olhcr
and lhH particular scribe wanted uu
advance copy Thu NnR W fu demo.
cratic Chat hu cuts ull the red tape pose
siblo 20 hIH subjects can ppl lo him
without uny ulicumlucullou which lhry
do No hIgp numbers rhp reporter
went direct lo headquarters and wan
Told by hls sovereign That hls speeches
Wrro mostly Of tho oylcupuwucoue,
right oU the bat sort ana therefore
nothing had been written rho reporter
utJor lho mDuuoi oft his Kind, WIZ pD.
.INloul tp the Wllosl ana brst monarch
n Europe Wbcndud took the scribe I'D.
foo NlH private ear and dictated u upccph
DmD could appear IN the morning pa
pur
And hc does many lutn HE KIND.
urHOH NNU m,N b. a soOd onuuRh
umocut tu I've iu the United states
A gWul many of hY counlrymm do
NN. ncrr uud bv the way they arc
NIhhll good cIUluuA
Ton that rcutuu and others, tho
American people cNl,nl their best
H0 bDH to both Norway ana sweden IN
tu.r puHout trouble May they Join
with Denmark ana W0kp o. uultod scan.
lnWyH lhlD can mako Russia take to
iNu lyupUpE' 4 a, EDGERTOk,
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one Time This kus promoted Do Do
hlshoplc u preacher Who NuH notorious
lur hls uuculonI attacks upuu tlu
do,il Tho clergyman called 10 UuUh
hg majesty
"Nol word, sll' said roWl, "You
owe me no thank. You uwu. would
have been bishop but for your attacks
on the down TITS Satan yuu should
thank"
40 the end drew mean Charles w.
day mudod nl Mplmu THE great crowd
started luHly cheer bul when the
people saw the pmuclUtud form oi lhor
KING the shouts died ou WrIu lIp and
h. was received with respectful md
sympathetic silence 'Ah' exclaimed
the dNing ruler 81 perceive lmD am
rcully loved"
oscar H. h worthy brother of
charles NNu.a M grandson or iUp mlh
cummandmR, eagle eyed liowuduDlr 10
TYPICAL scandinavian ruler ul thH lu,
uf Nugs that contained the beautiful
soul ol Oaf Tryggyasson uu lno
SANITY soul of Our llmold,ou Tlu
most that can De said fol OrDl. H that
he rs moro than Il RING ho d. 90 mu
Like biz rulhur he iH % poet and ma.
NcInu ITO NJ moro w.U hl mature
than by the accident OF BIRTH lln A. a.
VIKING soul, Wbduod and muIluWud hy
culture ana GhrWiim gruJIup InF
" NOT mere WNumD llWluN Nubuly
can write ~ thls man without U..,Wg
into praise, \ rpollrH uunH 4. ID
great thing In lhla world uhHNI. bon
king or hodolnicr Otcu. B" nN of
those unablo, warm htnuoI. mm.lD
rourlly old gentlemen that p.1u' luu
have to howe. However much wu mu.
synpalhl1o with Norwegian Ml.p.ud.
oncc. ho ~ forced almost to regret that
n should have come ul % time lo nm.
bitter the declining days of lms Wmmhlc
and able ruler llul the murDh OF M.
crly goes ON no muuor who may ho u
the way THE imperial ear or progress
IN something Of Il iuRguwuuD Woe TO
him who ls east beneath lho wheels
Charles ! Of England and Louis NVL
Of France doubtless had good qualities
but they wore crowns ANA lnur heads
were chopped off to get lIu of lho
crowns, N III almost uu Insult lu orc
cav H. 10 mention Dim I'm the umo
breath with these, a8 he o. q grDdvr
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lo be nrbIumlcd the kindly swedish
Nng was IN demand, he seems almost
lu belong 80 another era, the old viking
daya, with their glorious sea kings IN
fact he may be- imagined 10 resemble
one Of the most lamouH of these tho
first Ouf he who converted Norway To-
Christianity some 300 years ago,
OLAF whom CARLYLE has described as
the most beautiful soul In the north
and whom Longfcllow hus lmmorhli2cd
I'm hIs "rnlrH Of u WuyWdo Inn was
tail aud blue eyed ioylal and sunny
but u very Cromwell IN hlH wrath I'm
the year 1000 he Wls surrounded M YEA
by % force much mlgur lhuu hlt own
and forced 70 Ughl for OlH Kingdom
Al day the battle ragged and lmolly
none of OMfg thipH except his own
tho Long serpent was LETT Elnur
lamborskoNcr hs best bowman had
fought I'm set Of suu by the side Of his
monarch At laW The bow snapped In
hin hands, and olaf asked, "Whut was
that"
"Ta the rcum Of Norway breaking
From thy hand, o Nng"
cried Enur and 10 II proved, IN the
end Olaf lcupod overheard ana never
agnln was seen IN Norway
80 one today might say 10 oscar
"rlu The rcum of Norway breaking
From Thy hand, q hnn''
oscar H. who was born Jan ~
1N2n. ~ the grandson Of the famous
marshal Of Napoleon Jean Baplislo
luloR llcrnndo,tc. prince of pohlo
Zorro, who uyccndod tho throne OF
Sweden and Norway under the nono
Of Charles XIV, In ISIS Bornadollo
was the son Of a lawyer Of Pau France,
and dlsimgulahcd himself ns u soldier
I'm the revolutionary wars llo Occur
pied a diplomatic post ul Vienna ana
In l,DO served HH French minister Of
Vnr I'm 1905 hc bore a conspicuous
pln In the battle of AuHlrril2 for
which Napoleon made him ncld mar
9hal ana prince Of poutc Zorro DGpN'
hlH fact Napoleon and Bcrnndolie
Vrro upyor good friends ana the French
oupcror had nothing io du with me
election Of hN field marshal aa crown
prnco ~ sweden IN $50. lionldollo
WaH rouuWud lo Obiuro the Roman
catholic church and become d l'roloS'
tml which M did Somo time prior
In lhis ne had married Dcslvo 'larN
daughter Of a French tlorkbrokor ana
muor NJ the wife of Joseph RouupoNr
one ~ the prrwul hlpg OHoorN
novels royolycg around lhlh incident
claiming that Napoleon was once en-
eugod ia Dcslrcc clpY himself Tho
lIllo corporal Was ordered away on
dulN however and forgot hlH YOUNG
! 0aucoo DosIIoo aflorNnrd married
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PROJECTING TIE ezAR.

Th. army ana police are the powerful
holNguuua ul lhu c6iG Regiments NJ
.oldluH are stationed near each palace,
and selected troops are detailed Tor
duty Zoo oomyuds uud buildings,
wnuo they form q Gordon around tho
Imperial apartments In addition 10
Nh" regular uniformed police who pa,
troll lhn streets with particular caro-
Nbu Che oyu iH p,stug Dhcro M r.
mlr" body of .,uoD police Nboso duDy
d H ludlgcoYur and Illustrate amy poS
.lhlr plot against him.
lhrN mro agents lu Berlin. London.
lWlN luuupI NNr New YORK; chi.
nuHu ana l1Iumuu s. u SpID are IN
uNoy city bon Russia and m every de-.
mlmn' OF lilu The censorship of
mil uul JDloEuph. the passport sys.
tenn lNo protection Of frontiers, the
compulsory announcement of arrivals
and departures lo The police bN every
hoWuhulicr ull these are PARTS uf the
same sNHlum whose principal aim b. the
protection ol the emperor
when the oHur travels other people
watt Not only stations. but entire all.
ways, may boz bIu,kud ror hours at u
time. Between H. Petersburg and
IWtko.Solp a special lmc wllhu pn.
yHtD station nt each end hus been built
for lhu exclusive use or the imperial
family Every yard ~ II Vs. guordcd
constantly and particularly when u
train T. lO pass,
THE emperor goes about g. Peters.
hurp NroolH without a military guurd,
he may De- seen driving down the
Nuy.hN prospect Nh AN open sleigh or
carriage drawn by a swift black horse
| without % louuWan, About 200 feet be-.
hind him. however, police otnclal rs
sure lo follow For many years this
escort duty fen to Gunnu klrgolR,
protect of the 49, Petersburg police,
who hlH recently been appointed gov.
cuor of the province Of liiDN Tine
! puncFhip H NOW one Of the duties Of
Gwowl Tupo0
Vhn 'Hlr Nicholas appears lo be- per.
! auuully courageous and goes oul Il good
! deal while hls father who lived under
| the terror inspired by The murder Of
Alexander n. was huwod with con.
lnWl roor At Tsurkoc,Sclo ana pc.
trlhol hIs two lyorito residences he
lH understood Do OCCUPY small villas I'm
Nh" grounds m preference TO the largo
palaces ne duus mot love pomb lic
ollou attends hculoY but rarely con.
ourlN or bulls lie always arrives late
uud never until the secret police have
reported That mo- suspected on unknown
persons luyp procured admiltunco,
THE ear is not Ho carefully guarded
Dh.l am rvil disposed person could not
goouU on later find an opportunity to
mako AN attempt ON MS HE. Reliance
eocmH 10 be- placed iu the ability uf the
police to Keep parsons who might be-
dangerous out of his vicinity He ls
uuuor closor surveillance when IN his
apartments Than NJ amy other time,
rho military guards inside the puaco
are mover seem by the public Tn,y arc
intended uH ID prup'utiou against pos.
.iblu cutpIWclc. In higu quarters
rather than lglius. Individual muud,
crH. who arc held OH by the soldiers und
police agents ut the doors and gates
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PRINCE WALDE MAR
OF DENr1ARK

qualities which have made his do,gcnd-
ants 20 popular at home and abroad
oscar L. who nscondod the throne IN
lNli, married Josophiuc, daughter of
Eugene BoauhOmns and Rrauddaugh.
ter of the Empress Josephine ThH
oscar was ono Of the most popular Of
modern swedish kings, Anublo, demo.
cratic, progressive, hQ combined In a
rare way both the fner qualities of the
artist and the manly strength Of the
man who does things II W related mat
ON one occasion the Emperor Nicholas
l. invited him to join forces with Rus.
ala IN the Crlmuun war oscar politely
refused "But what" said thu Russian
envoy "would happen II my master
should object TO your neutrality ana
should send 100000 men into sweden to
inquire into mnltow2 SAY to yow
Master replied oscar THAT M would
do wen IN such n case Ia send 10000
men within u week allorward to ny
TO md ont what had become of the
first 100000"
The present King oscar ls the son Of
oscar l. and Josephine The ruler of
NNNNN WV wv N'''lll WV WI WV llNNF
over Immediately on hls fathers death
which occurred IN 1882 An cider
brother charles NNo rolPncd for thir.
teen years, Charles WAC oven moro
liberal progressive ana mnssuming
than hig father Tie used 10 exchange
places Win his groom ana other at.
tcndnnls about court and get out Of
the King business AZ much ut possible
como 10 THINK NJ H. thlp thug OF be-,
ing placed olomHlly ON pedestal must
be- rather WrOrlHomo, especially 10 Il.
real flesh and blood man. such ~ those
llolnudoltos seem to have been II ull
the royal uubodlos could forget the flts
and feathers and be- moro Ike plain
human bougs they would doubtless IN,
crease both their comfort and pOpu,
mHly Blue blood may w. u good thing,
but we'd blood h bottoG Tho demo,
cratic Virus has Rot into the veins OF
the nations ana II, NJ impossible lo
eradicate H. The liberty disease ~
cunlugloue Possibly lhat ls what IL
the malDor with Norway At any rate,
these descendants Of the lrcnch bouu.
gooIalo room 10 have been unable tu
forgot the crood Of liberty fraternity
equality which their ancestors learn.
od IN the irWl revolution IN Charles
Nv, the memory wns very active, At
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wur Thoro Wcro deep breathe glad
eyes ana hearts full ul prayer ANA
patriotic luNur llul look ur % hWld'
vIWp = often moro eloquent uud moro
Iu good taste than % shout ut least
so Dho simple &uls, folk lhmk
what the outcome may be- WHO Wu
ull' Thou mo Vlw aud Wmolv uf
WWH bul mot for these people. THE
Two nations are too much IKE brothers
lp light Among the moro radical
lhou F talk uf u republic a bold
spirit Ike Manson might even pwclpi.
tate such lhlng but NausDu huE said
lWl hu viii accept no office. oscar hnH
refused lu lol any Of his pnrpHnv take
lhr throne There have been pupuslt
liunr lpokIuq Du the election lo the
crown of prmrn Nlldumr brother at
QnuuU Alexandra ur Eurlund ana
youngest su or kmg Christian Of Den.
WorN n should be- aald lu passing that
the DuUos Wo n thorough sympathy
Nlll the NpWpgiuup u lhc step that
hu. been UEru 1891 England rs not
pICsOd nwi NustW lhD ancient foe
of lnu Swuduu,uN Va uulUug ON with
grouuy oyos
Ouu possible outcome a lurpshudoW-
Dd which would be- welcomed hy the
who'll, world That would %, % Srmdl.
MN.u union uI SNudrm Denmark and
Norway Hero would be- nation worth
WHILE such a ruful would NOT be
moro remarkable than JmD achieved by
llitmuuN I'm lnu union NJ the GUmn
suD,n The three north cuuuuNr ave
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KlpLlNo AS a PREACHER,

RudNad Hiplng once acted ur
preacher the qunWormasDor Of the
Empress lWor ou which ho was pas.
tuppr died, leaving % widow ana
largo family The following evening
lh,ro appeared ON the notice board half.
way down the entertainment pro.
gmmo' this brief nlmuuou' o0 y. M,
sermon by % Mymuu' rhc saloon
Wug crowded with curious folk nj the
appointed tmr aud Mr. NWlmg nom
the front of u iUpoyhod platform
proceeded lo preach % bogrIug sermon
of some Fifteen minutes length The ros
ull was gratifying From u oougrrgi.
don numbering lc,s than 200 the um NJ
over $3.50 NHH raised,
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tob could be- elected white This oc.
iloU was supported by q unanimous
vote of both houses the HlulDhlug cNs
l"s,d the Nud,sl feeling toward
kng oscar and his family ANA asked
him io uuminolo some one ol his sons
or gmudsonS known uN the lormadoltc
pIuuuH To uccupy the vacant lmono,
The Ring vigorously protested against
the entire proceeding hut as there
tc"uH Ia be mo- disposition ON the part
Of SWEDEN Ia use force I'm continuing
The uuiou the Independence Of Norway
would seem to be- an accomplished fact
while the demand rur % separate
diplomatic ana consular corps was the
Immediate cause that brought about
dlWWWIou back ol lhH Vcro other
and pUyrr question: Norway W very
democratic ana long has yWuol for
io'dum This desire has bruu maWs
i"Ird ou many ocoOslonr not the looNt
Of witch was AT the GROWING of the
pwDw King In lNi! There are dis
rmlurIiic1 between the two peoples.
lHrO ns iW own llng aud ita own
Language While the two tongues are